NYT Debunks Dem Claim: Trump’s Rollback
of a Rail Safety Rule Had ‘No Impact’
on Ohio Derailment
Posted By: Imright, 2/25/2023 9:36:12 AM
The New York Times acknowledged in a recent report that the Biden administration’s claims that former President Donald Trump’s administration was responsible for the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, due to it rolling back a rail safety rule was inaccurate. “The White House has pushed back on such criticism from Republicans, accusing both the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers of dismantling the Obama-era rail safety measures meant to prevent episodes like the East Palestine derailment,” the Times report said. “According to the website PolitiFact, a rail safety rule repealed as part of a broad regulatory rollback under the Trump administration would have had no impact
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Tulsi Gabbard: Biden and Democrats Now
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Share Same ‘Core Principles’ As Hitler
and Nazis (Video) 19 replies
During a recent appearance on the Jesse Watters show, former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard said that Biden and Democrats now share the same core principles as Hitler and the Nazis.
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The Washington Examiner has details:
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