Equity Doesn’t Mean Equality, Billions Offered to Central America and The Wealthiest Man in D.C.
Tonight’s rundown:
- Biden’s “Equity” Day - minorities look to be the only beneficiaries of the Administration’s current plan
- While Americans are suffering due to shutdowns and job loss, President Biden thinks it’s a great idea to send $4 BILLION to Central America!
- California reports that over $11 Billion of its unemployment benefits paid out since March involve fraud!
- The attempt to have Gov. Gavin Newsom recalled is gaining real traction as more than 1.2 million signatures have been collected, ahead of the March 17th deadline
- Justice John Roberts is OUT on Trump’s Impeachment while Senior Democrat Senator Patrick Leahy is in!
- GOP leaders across the country look to avoid another disastrous election and aim to change election laws
- Another voice censored by the Left: My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell is kicked off Twitter
- Disney attempts to avoid backlash by implementing a 12 second racial disclaimer ahead of some of its movies
- You’d think the richest person in Washington, D.C. would be the President but instead its none other than Dr. Anthony Fauci!
- This Day in History, 1979: Former VP Nelson Rockefeller Dies
- Final Thought: Move over Ellen, a new Daytime Queen is emerging and its not the one with the better ratings!
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