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Biden invites 'Tennessee Three' to White House — but won't invite families of Covenant School massacre victims
President Joe Biden has invited the so-called Tennessee Three to the White House, but he is not inviting the families of the victims of the Covenant School massacre.
At the White House press briefing on Wednesday, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced that Biden has invited Tennessee Democratic state Reps. Justin Jones, Justin Pearson, and Gloria Johnson to the White House. They will visit next Monday.
She explained:
Earlier this month, the president spoke to them by phone after they were subjugated to expulsion votes in the Tennessee state House for peacefully protesting in support of stronger gun safety laws following the shooting at Covenant School in Nashville. During that call, the president thanked them for their leadership in seeking to ban assault weapons and standing up for the democratic values.
When it was his turn to ask a question, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy wanted to know: What about the families of the victims of the massacre?
"On Monday, you're going to have three of the lawmakers who protested—" he began before Jean-Pierre interrupted.
"Peacefully protested," she interjected.
"Who peacefully protested after the Nashville Covenant School shooting," Doocy continued. "Have any of the victims or their families been invited to the White House?"
"I don’t have anything to read out to you about any invite," the press secretary responded.
"Why?" Doocy pressed.
Jean-Pierre, however, could not provide an answer. Instead, she vaguely explained how Biden is "focused on getting things done" and plans to use his "bully pulpit" to continue pushing his agenda, which includes banning so-called assault weapons. Hosting the lawmakers at the White House, Jean-Pierre said, is about fostering a conversation to that end.
Despite being expelled from the Tennessee state House, both Pearson and Jones have since been reinstated by their districts.
Jones made headlines on Monday when he carried a baby-sized casket through the halls of the Tennessee Capitol to make a statement about gun violence and the need for more gun control.
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Bud Light boycott just got bigger as Dylan Mulvaney ad backlash grows
Dylan Mulvaney is a trans TikTok influencer who was catapulted to fame for documenting his “days of girlhood,” and he’s currently at the center of yet another internet breaking controversy.
Mulvaney recently has been sponsored by Bud Light, telling the world via a video he made drinking Bud Lights while dressed up to resemble Audrey Hepburn.
Bud Light even sent him a can with his face on it. Unfortunately for Bud Light, the reaction this caused has been disastrous for business, as many former drinkers are now boycotting all Anheuser-Busch beverages.
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" had Spencer Klavan and John Bachman on his show to discuss.
Klavan believes “the people who should be most angry” about Mulvaney’s portrayal of “girlhood” are “gay people who are getting caricatured out of existence.”
He continues, “Now a guy that grows up like Dylan has to put on a wig and pretend to be a girl just to get noticed. It’s incredibly sad.”
Bachman agrees, saying, “This transgender movement is as some people say. It does appear to act like a social contagion. The average drama-club gay dude that we all knew in high school — it does now seem to be encouraged financially,” adding “for other reasons as well, to pursue this transgenderism.”
Bachman also believes that this is an indicator of an even larger problem in corporate America.
“You have organizations like the Human Rights Council, which is funded by the Open Society Foundations and George Soros. They are the ones setting the tone.”
He says all these corporations really care about is what the “gay mafia” will say about their advertising campaigns.
The three discuss the Daily Wire’s attempt to create products for conservatives that challenge the new “woke” branding of companies like Bud Light.
Klavan says, “It used to be that conservatism was, you know, a particular set of ideological commitments. It still is those, but those commitments now basically just amount to recognizing reality.”
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