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| DAILY ALERT FOR Friday, December 28, 2018 |
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| Rep. Eric Swalwell said in an interview that aired Monday on “Rising” that House Democrats will be ambitious on tackling issues such as immigration, gun control and climate change when they officially take control of the lower chamber next month. |
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| Despite legal developments that arguably make Americans more free from government censorship than they ever have been before, fewer Americans actually feel empowered to speak their minds. Why? Because, thanks to the toxic combination of online shaming and politicized corporate cultures, all too many people reasonably believe they could lose their livelihoods if they share their opinions in public. Corporate activism and corporate power combine to achieve results that government cannot. American freedom suffers. We lose a culture that respects liberty even as the law remains (for now) intact. |
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| Billionaire Mike Bloomberg is prepared to spend well over the $100 million he put into his last campaign for New York City mayor if he runs for president in 2020. And he does not plan to accept any outside money from political action committees if he jumps into the race, CNBC has learned. |
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| Today, the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate voted 67-22 and 21-11, respectively, to override Governor John Kasich’s veto of self-defense legislation, Sub. House Bill 228. |
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| Hempstead, New York, officials, citing concerns for the safety of children, not only warned parents off buying toy guns as gifts this Christmas — but also took the over-the-top step of hosting a toy gun buyback event. |
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| There’s a lot of brouhaha over actor Christ Pratt hunting. He’s not the only A-lister to harvest his meat. |
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| Recently, the second annual RVA Delta Waterfowl Ladies Hunt took place along the James River, on land in Hopewell’s Tar Bay area owned by the Carraway family. |