Former Drug Control Chief Rails Against Fentanyl Crisis Deniers

Shortly after President Biden pardoned all federal marijuana charges, the former director of national drug control, William Bennet, has come out saying that the U.S. is too soft on drug offenses. Bennet specified that charges for those who smuggle fentanyl across the border are especially light. Speaking with Fox, he also criticized a recent Rolling Stones article which attacked Republicans for trying to warn parents about possible fentanyl hidden in Halloween candy. The article went after anyone who has brought attention to the fentanyl crisis and warned about the deadly drug’s flow across the border.

The House of Representatives’ Respect for Marriage Act Seeks to Censor Free Speech

Last July, the House of Representatives passed Congressman Jerrold Nadler’s bill, the Respect for Marriage Act. Intended to repeal the 1996 law, Defense of Marriage Act, the bill would permit the attorney general and private citizens to bring civil action against Americans who define marriage as a union between one man and one woman.

Kamala Harris and Joe Biden Look To Deceive

Vice President Kamala Harris has been on an abortion rights tour of late, holding more than 20 events focused on the topic since May. During her latest stop, at a reproductive rights conference in Connecticut, Harris was asked how someone can support abortion rights if the religion they follow declares it immoral. She responded, “One […]

unsubscribe

American Briefing
625 First Street #183, Alexandria, VA 22314