What Newt’s Reading
Newt weighs in on allegations that Chinese President Xi pressured the World Health Organization to delay a global warning about COVID-19.
Click Here to ContinueDo you know or have you heard of just one person who has felt the economic impact of COVID-19? Interestingly enough, in March, former Vice President Joe Biden believed that no one faced “significant financial disability” from the disease.
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The fight which is beginning over whether to cut the payroll tax is much more than an economic or political issue.
Click Here to ContinueA poem By Sophie T. Bono, a 14 year old American girl living in
Rome during the pandemic
On May 8, 1945, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies, ending World War II in Europe. Since then, Germany has clearly changed for the better, becoming a liberal, flourishing democracy. But exactly 75 years later, on VE Day, Germany has learned the wrong lessons from World War II — to the delight of today’s tyrants.
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There are simply too many developing stories to follow in the world. To make things easier, we narrowed them down to five that you should really watch next week:
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich tell Fox News Channel’s America’s Newsroom that 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden has got to find an answer regarding former Senate staffer Tara Reade’s allegations of sexual assault to satisfy the political left or risk an elongated attack in the months prior to November.
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Because of the coronavirus, the biggest sporting event we now have is a documentary miniseries on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls dominating professional basketball in the 1990s. But like everything else today, even “The Last Dance,” which ESPN is airing each Sunday from April 19 through May 17, cannot escape politics.
Click Here to ContinueThe concept of “the hysterical culture” explains much of what I have been wrestling with living in Rome during the pandemic and having the opportunity (requirement) to avoid meetings and travel and have the time to watch and reflect.
