Michael Ramirez: Looking for Truth 05-01-23

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On Wednesday, Tucker Carlson released a video asking, "Where can you still find Americans saying true things?" Carlson's own messages uncovered in the Dominion lawsuit revealed it wasn't on his own show. —Michael

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Dominion vs. ‘Russian collusion’ and ‘disinformation’. Las Vegas Review-Journal

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More of Today’s Hand-Selected News and Opinion:

The Madness of King Joe —Scott Johnson, Power Line

Dems Have a 'Big Lie' of Their Own —Deroy Murdock, Jewish World Review

The Crazy Contours of the Crazier 2024 Election Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness

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A Looming Threat To Our Democracy —John Hinderaker, Power Line

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Biden Campaign Hires Stunt Double For High-Risk Stairs Scene —Babylon Bee

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