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Reining in the National Security Establishment - Euro Edition

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By Bart Marcois
| Freedom Bunker
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Reining in the National Security Establishment – Euro Edition

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By Bart Marcois
| American Greatness Verified
Protecting a country and protecting its bureaucracy are not the same job. That distinction offers the strongest explanation of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s security shake-up. It also reveals a connection with President Donald Trump that goes beyond their political personalities: a shared determination to restore democratic accountability to national security institutions that have become insulated from the governments they are supposed to serve.
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Democrats hid a ‘Green New Scam’ poison pill in a bipartisan bill — a former AOC aide just admitted it

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By Bart Marcois
| Washington Examiner Verified
Republicans did something rare in Washington. They passed a bipartisan permitting reform bill through the House. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 would speed up construction of the pipelines, power plants, and grid upgrades this country needs. It should be an easy win, but Senate Democrats have put in a poison pill where it’s most likely to be overlooked: the so-called “transmission title,” a section about the grid and electricity transmission.
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