West Wing Reads Trump to Pardon Susan B. Anthony Over 1872 Voting Arrest

Trump to Pardon Susan B. Anthony Over 1872 Voting Arrest “President Trump said he will pardon Susan B. Anthony, the leader of the women’s suffrage movement who was arrested for violating male-only voting laws in 1872,” Mark Moore reports. “The pardon comes 100 years to the day after the 19th Amendment, which ensured women’s right to vote, was ratified.” Click here to read more. MORE: “Like America, half of Trump’s staff are women” “Americans have a keen sense for political stunts, and the ACLU's push to dismantle DHS is as close as it gets. To be clear: The ACLU sees violence on our streets and its first instinct is to criticize law enforcement and call for the dismantling of the very institution established to protect the homeland, the American people and our values,” Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf writes in Newsweek. “President Donald Trump recently took a monumental step toward permanently plugging gaps in the medical supply chain that became evident during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ‘Buy American’ executive order that he signed will ensure that other nations cannot have the opportunity to deny us life-saving products in a time of need,” Dr. Nina Radcliffe writes in Townhall. “More than five dozen 911 calls went unanswered by local police in Portland as authorities worked to control a riot that broke out overnight Saturday . . . Call types ranged from theft, vandalism, suspicious activity, hazards, hit and run, burglary, violation of restraining order, alarms, stolen cars, harassment and many others,” Dominick Mastrangelo reports in the Washington Examiner.