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Townhall: Willis Squanders RICO Laws on Trump - Should Charge Herself and Teacher Unions
The Georgia prosecutor targeting Donald Trump could potentially be charged under Georgia's RICO law for engaging in racketeering activity. This raises questions about the misuse of RICO statutes by prosecutors to harass citizens who question election results. Similarly, teachers unions could potentially face RICO charges for false statements, false writings, and engaging in activities like extortion and embezzlement. This highlights the hypocrisy and abuses of power within these unions.
#society
Townhall: Are You Sure a Changing Climate Causes Severe Weather?
AP, Reuters, and other MSM outlets are using grants from Soros-connected foundations to push the scientifically unsupportable position that man-made climate change is responsible for recent weather disasters. The media's propaganda campaign may be working, as a survey conducted by AP shows that many people believe in this narrative. However, climate skeptics argue that climate change is a natural occurrence and that human impact is minimal. This disagreement highlights the need for unbiased scientific research.
#education
Townhall: American Civics Is Dead
Fewer than one-quarter of US eighth graders performed at or above proficiency in civics. Thirteen states still lack civics course requirements at the high school level, and only seven states require a full year of civics or government. The traditional civics curriculum has been replaced by a radicalized, anti-American counterfeit.