George W. Bush Institute Urges Americans
to Sympathize with Afghans After D.C.
National Guard Attack
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 12/21/2025 8:56:09 AM
Following the fatal shooting of one National Guard member and the injury of another in Washington, DC, the George W. Bush Institute is urging against broadly targeting Afghan immigration applicants in response to the actions of a single individual. Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan national who previously worked with a CIA-backed partner force in Kandahar and entered the U.S. in 2021 through the Biden administration’s Operation Allies Welcome, has been arraigned and is facing charges in the Thanksgiving-week ambush-style shooting that left 20-year-old Spc. Sarah Beckstrom dead and critically injured 24-year-old Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe. Following the attack, U.S. immigration authorities announced an immediate and indefinite pause on immigration processing
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A group linked to Democrat billionaire megadonor George Soros is holding trainings in Washington, DC on how to use jury duty to "protect our people especially those with marginalized identities."
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Small Business Administration Blocks All
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Grants to Minnesota Amid Shocking Fraud Investigation 6 replies
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Nick Shirley’s 42-minute YouTube video on daycare fraud in Minnesota is shocking not just because of the scale of abuse he uncovered in a day. It’s shocking because it took a young kid to expose this years-long scheme. Where was the mainstream media all this time?
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The first two “daycare centers” are both located at the same address in an industrial park,
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Desperate Bid to Sound Competent As Scandal Implodes 15 replies
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Flynn, who served briefly as national security adviser in the president’s first term, has vocally aligned himself with many of Trump’s causes over the last decade or so.
That being said, Flynn appears to be rather unsatisfied with the way 2025 has gone in this country — and he penned a blistering X post with a simple, yet profound, request for Trump and his administration. “BREAKING: We The People demand ACCOUNTABILITY!” Flynn posted early Monday.
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Daycares.
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I think it’s going to be about the success of our country. It’ll be about pricing. Because, you know, they (the Biden administration) gave us high pricing, and we’re bringing it down. Energy’s way down. Gasoline is way down.
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Minnesotans Begged GOP Rep To Stop The
Somalis Over A Decade Ago — He Told
Them It Was Impossible 10 replies
Somalis Over A Decade Ago — He Told
Them It Was Impossible 10 replies
Minnesotans begged House Majority Whip Tom Emmer more than a decade ago to halt the flood of Somali refugees to the area, but the lawmaker scolded them for their concerns.
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How many Chinese nationals with access to America’s university system have to be prosecuted before President Trump shuts off their ability to attend such institutions?
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