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Daniel R. SuhrThe Federalist |
The FCC chair is calling out the institutions that have gotten a free pass on their corruption and illegal DEI practices for too long.
The U.S. Supreme Court should overturn the opinion from Wisconsin’s high court and protect the First Amendment rights of all ministries.
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