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【ＵＳＡ Mail
magazine from the White House 2018-05-04b 】
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President
Trump Signs Order to Protect Religious Freedom, Establishes New
White House Faith Initiative
“During the annual
National Day of Prayer commemoration at the White House on
Thursday, President Trump signed the latest executive order of
his presidency, to establish a faith-based office, the White
House Faith and Opportunity Initiative,” Emily Tillett
reports for CBS News.
“Prayer has always
been at the center of the American life. America is a nation of
believers, and together we are strengthened by the power of
prayer,” President Trump said at the Rose Garden ceremony.
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In the Washington
Examiner, Paul Bedard writes that “top White House
advisor Jared Kushner this week helped to tighten evangelical
community ties to President Trump, this time over sentencing
and prison reform.” Bedard reports that evangelicals have
said that the “White House has kept the door open to them.”
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“Secretary of State
Mike Pompeo is on a mission to help the State Department ‘get
its swagger back,’” Jackie Gingrich Cushman writes in
Townhall.
She explains that Secretary Pompeo’s leadership style “is
direct and engaging and appears committed to bringing real
change to the State Department.”
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“As head of the SBA, I
am honored to work with President Trump as an ally and advocate
– ensuring small businesses can compete and thrive in a
local, national and global marketplace,” writes Linda
McMahon of the Small Business Administration in Fox News.
Administrator McMahon adds that “through cutting taxes,
rolling back overly burdensome regulations, supporting
workforce development and enhancing opportunities in rural
America, this administration is showing that a thriving economy
creates an even stronger America.”
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“It’s time for a new
era of consumerism in health care, with patients at the center
of the delivery system,” writes Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services Administrator
Seema Verma in RealClearHealth. “Patients should
be empowered to make the best decisions about their care, and
providers should have to compete for patients by offering them
higher quality at lower costs.”
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The Washington
Examiner reports that jobless claims are running at
their lowest level in 45 years, according to the Department of
Labor. Joseph Lawler writes that “low new claims mean that
few people are getting laid off, and consequently that net job
creation is high.”
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In The
Daily Signal, Fred Lucas writes that Democrats
continue to delay a large number of President Trump’s
nominees for Federal office. To show the extent of Democrats’
obstruction, Lucas explains that “15 months into his
presidency, a speedy confirmation vote has been rare, and 40
percent of Trump’s nominees still await Senate action.”
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