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• 🏅 Biden Awards Medal to Clinton, Soros

• 🚨 Michigan Clears 420 Acres of Forest for Solar Farm!

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🗺️ Trump Advocates for High-Skilled Immigration
In a New Year's Eve interview, President-elect Donald Trump emphasized the need for skilled workers under programs like H-1B visas, stating that America needs “competent people” to bolster the workforce. This stance has drawn criticism from immigration skeptics within the New Right, who oppose such programs for their impact on American workers.

👍 Trump Endorses Mike Johnson for Speaker
President-elect Trump expressed strong support for Mike Johnson’s speakership bid, vowing to personally rally wavering Republican lawmakers. Although Trump previously criticized Johnson over debt ceiling negotiations, he now calls him “the one who can win right now.”

💼 Senate Majority Leader Thune Shakes Things Up
John Thune (R-SD) begins his tenure as Senate majority leader with plans to increase productivity. He is reinstating Friday voting sessions, encouraging an open amendment process, and prioritizing two reconciliation bills. The first, focused on border security, is slated for passage within Trump’s first 100 days.

🇨🇦 Most of Justin Trudeau’s party members want him to quit
John Thune (R-SD) begins his tenure as Senate majority leader with plans to increase productivity. He is reinstating Friday voting sessions, encouraging an open amendment process, and prioritizing two reconciliation bills. The first, focused on border security, is slated for passage within Trump’s first 100 days.

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President Biden awarded former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) the Presidential Citizens Medal on Thursday, the nation’s second-highest civilian honor.

Trump announced Justin Caporale as his Executive Producer for Major Events and Public Appearances. Caporale oversaw Trump’s McDonald’s campaign event and the Madison Square Garden rally.

Chief Justice John Roberts critiqued individuals “across the political spectrum” who have called for ignoring court rulings.

Trump spent New Year’s with Vice President-elect JD Vance and Elon Musk.

🗳️ POLL RESULT FROM THE PREVIOUS NEWSLETTER

📊 Do you believe terror attacks will decrease under Trump?

🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️ YES 👍 (63%)

🟩🟩🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ NO 👎 (31%)

🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ UNSURE 🤔 (5%)

Our voters’ opinions

👎 No: “On the contrary, many migrants are afraid of being deported soon, which is why there is terror for the time being.” —John

👎 No: “There doing it to make Trump look bad. The democrats may have planned this?” —Joyce

👎 No: “Due to Biden's open door policy on the border, we now have active terrorist cells working in the states. This will continue until every last one of the terrorists who walked into the country is hunted down and eliminated. Can thank the Biden administration for the help they have given to the terrorists. Thank's Joe you traitor.” —Foster

🏛️ WASHINGTON D.C

Biden to Honor Hillary Clinton and George Soros with Medal of Freedom

In another move, Biden is set to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, to several prominent figures, including Hillary Clinton and billionaire George Soros. The ceremony, scheduled for Saturday at the White House, will recognize 19 individuals for their "exceptional contributions" to the nation and the world. I was wondering what their contributions were rather than just crimes.

🎯 Key Highlights:

According to the White House, the honorees were chosen for their dedication to the values, prosperity, and security of the United States. The statement read:

Notable Honorees

1. Hillary Clinton

   • Former Secretary of State and 2016 Democrat presidential candidate, Clinton is a controversial figure who once described half of Donald Trump’s supporters as “a basket of deplorables.”

2. George Soros

   • The left-wing billionaire and Democrat mega-donor has faced criticism for his political influence and financial support of progressive causes including terrorism.

3. Other Honorees

   • The list includes individuals from various fields, reflecting the award's tradition of recognizing contributions across public service, medicine, journalism, and culture.

Past Honors and Controversies

The Presidential Medal of Freedom was established by President John F. Kennedy in 1963 and has since been awarded to figures such as Rosa Parks, Billy Graham, Mother Teresa, and Martin Luther King Jr. However, Biden's selections have not been without controversy:

• In November, Biden awarded the medal to former Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, under whose leadership the organization oversaw millions of abortions.

Public Reaction

Given their divisive roles in American politics, the decision to honor Clinton and Soros is likely to stir debate as they were involved in multiple crimes and hate for their own nation. Critics argue the awards reflect partisan favoritism, while other liberals view the recognition as well-deserved for their contributions to society.

🇺🇸 TRENDING IN AMERICA

Michigan Is Clearing 420 Acres of Forest for Solar Farm!

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) plans to clear 420 acres of state forest for a solar farm as part of a broader initiative to lease 4,000 acres of public land. This move addresses declining revenue from hunting and fishing licenses and Michigan's lag in renewable energy development.

Key Points:

• The 420 acres are part of a statewide plan to lease public land for renewable energy.

• The solar project may begin west of Gaylord, with additional land assessments underway.

• Critics, like meteorology student Chris Martz, argue that nuclear power is more efficient in generating energy on less land than solar.

• Michigan plans to phase out coal production and transition to solar energy.

💬 Your View:
Is clearing forests for solar farms the right choice, or should Michigan explore other energy options? Do you believe the whole climate change is a hoax?