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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Mike Gonzalez
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Many Americans are understandably keeping an eye on the Middle East and other world conflicts. But for those keeping score at home, Lonnie Bunch III’s sudden departure as head of the Smithsonian marks a victory for the people in our nation’s protracted culture wars. No, the White House does not get to declare “mission accomplished” and take its collective eye off the world’s largest museum complex. What happens next is of primal importance.
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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Mike Gonzalez
| Washington Examiner Verified
The snake-bitten leaders of the Smithsonian Institution on Monday forced a vote by their governing board of Regents to transfer a building on the National Mall to the controversial National Museum of the American Latino. It was, at best, a delaying tactic by a woke leadership trying to run out the clock on the Trump administration.
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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Mike Gonzalez
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The Smithsonian Institution is trying to use a loophole to sneak in a building for a yet-to-be-built controversial museum that remains homeless: the National Museum of the American Latino. It is an act of desperation by a museum complex beset with accusations of bias. The building, according to several sources, is the Arts and Industries Building, on the National Mall right next to the Smithsonian’s iconic “Castle,” which houses the institution’s administrative offices.
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