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As a friend, I can tell you, Democrats, it’s time to face reality. Your candidate will have to defeat Donald Trump fair and square on the November ballot. You impeached our man twice, but with no lasting effect. None of Banana Republic’s schemes or legal methods worked. The actual Republican primary election was also held, and Trump won by a landslide. This guy isn’t made of Teflon or any other special material. Your efforts are just wasted and ineffective. It’s time to splash cold water on your face and face the music. It’s Biden vs. Trump. Voters will decide. The…

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Delaware fire officials are investigating a fire that injured two people, one of whom went into cardiac arrest and required rescue. Firefighters responded to a burning mobile home in Georgetown, Delaware, around 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, and found smoke coming from the structure, according to the state fire marshal. When crews arrived, they encountered a victim who had been pulled from the burning structure and had gone into cardiac arrest, officials said. The person, who authorities have not provided identifying information, was successfully resuscitated and taken to a nearby hospital, where he was listed in “serious condition,” the…

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on the news Virginia’s Congressional Delegation Pressures USPS on Postal Issues As Virginia continues to have problems with mail delivery, Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) said: Seven other members of Virginia’s congressional delegation sent a letter to the U.S. Postal Service’s inspector general expressing their concerns.The letter comes in the wake of delays and disruptions to the local postal service and a recent trial involving mail theft by a former mail carrier. Mr. Cain’s office requested a tour of the Richmond Regional Processing and Distribution Center in Sandston, which is currently under audit by the Office of the Inspector General. Others…

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Andrew C. Ciofaro, a veteran newspaper reporter who founded the journalism program at Loyola University in Maryland and ran a study abroad education company in the United States, died of unknown causes at Moscow City Hospital No. 67 on March 7. He passed away at the age of 89. The former Towson resident had lived in Russia for the past five years with his wife of many years, neuroscientist Dr. Olga Timofeeva. “Professor Cioffalo inspired my passion for journalism. He encouraged me to take a leadership role in my university newspaper, and he encouraged me to become an independent writer…

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Historic New Castle Belgian Beer Festival has been named one of the best beer festivals in the country by the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.Beer award nominees, which include other categories such as Best Beer Bar, Best Beer City and Best Small Town Beer Scene, are nominated by industry experts and vetted by 10Best editors before being finalized. A set of nominations will be determined by public vote. . From this process, Delaware’s historic New Castle Belgian Beer Festival earned top honors along with other festivals such as Talespin Ale Fest in Louisville, Kentucky and Kill the Lights in…

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Is it better for politicians to be popular or principled? This is an age-old dilemma, tested, for example, in England in 1774. That year, Edmund Burke declared to the electors of Bristol that “Parliament is not a parliament of ambassadors representing different and hostile interests.” Instead, legislators must meet, deliberate, and confirm matters of the “general interest.” In that spirit, Burke vowed to be a “loyal friend” but not a “flatter.” After being elected president, Burke found himself caught between high loyalty and low flattery. A key issue for his voters was restricting the trading rights of rival ports in…

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ESG Investing Faces Growing Criticism Amid Anti-Israel Proposals Despite being on shaky ground, ESG investing is attempting to win favor among American corporate progressives by advocating for divestment from Israel during its ongoing conflict, as reported by the Post. This trend is sadly not surprising. The extreme left has a longstanding animosity toward Israel, as evidenced by the disturbing pro-Hamas rallies held on university campuses following the tragic events of October 7. President Joe Biden has aligned himself with the more progressive faction of his party to criticize Israel and pause necessary actions against terrorists in the Gaza Strip. Veteran…

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — A dog walk honoring military working dogs and those who have dedicated their lives to service was held Saturday at the Virginia War Memorial. On Saturday, March 16, friends, family, and furry companions gathered at the Virginia War Memorial for the K-9 Veterans Day Memorial Dog Walk to honor all K-9 military and service dogs. . The event began at 10 a.m. at the Virginia War Memorial’s Heilman Amphitheater and was a 0.9K dog walk with stops to remember military and service dogs from history. Caricatures of dogs were also displayed at the event. The mission…

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In his first speech on the U.S. Senate campaign, former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vows to be the state’s “pro-Israel champion” in Washington and immediately releases hostages still being held in Gaza. asked Hamas to do so.In a speech to the influential Capital Area Jewish Community Relations Council on Friday, Hogan (R) stressed that Hamas was responsible for the Oct. 7 attack that killed about 1,200 people in Israel. A ceasefire depends on the return of those captured during the attack, he said.”Of course none of us want to see death or suffering,” he said. “We want to see the…

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