Christine Favocci, Author at The Western Journal

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Christine earned her bachelor’s degree from Seton Hall University, where she studied communications and Latin. She left her career in the insurance industry to become a freelance writer and stay-at-home mother.

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South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, then the representative for the state’s at-large district, speaks during a news briefing after a House Republican Conference meeting on Jan. 14, 2014, on Capitol Hill.

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Fact-Checker Says SD Created COVID Hot Spot by Not Closing, Ignores Fact Only .2% of Cases Are There

The governor may decide to change course in the future, but for now it appears a stay-at-home order would have done little more than harm the economy.

By Christine Favocci April 15, 2020

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Calif. Pastors Refuse To Go Quietly, Unite To Get 1st Amendment Restored During COVID Panic

While lawmakers might have good intentions, restricting worship services isn't compatible with constitutional law or with the American spirit.

By Christine Favocci April 15, 2020

N95 masks wait for deployment at the Anne Arundel County Fire Department supply depot in Glen Burnie, Maryland, on April 9, 2020

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Commentary

Trump's FDA Cuts Through Red Tape, Approves of Process To Decontaminate Single-Use Masks

President Trump is not afraid to use his executive power when necessary, but he is also quick to get government out of the way when it benefits Americans.

By Christine Favocci April 14, 2020

A Kentucky State Police trooper is seen in the parking lot of Maryville Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky, on Sunday.

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Commentary

Kentucky Church Arrives to Easter Services Greeted by Nails, Police in Parking Lot

'Someone needs to take a step back here.'

By Christine Favocci April 14, 2020

President Donald Trump speaks during the daily media briefing of the White House Coronavirus Task Force at the White House on April 13, 2020.

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Commentary

NYT Ignores Own Reporting To Bash Trump for Worrying About Vote-by-Mail Fraud

The New York Times would do well to formulate its argument on the actual facts, rather than on the simple fact that Trump said them.

By Christine Favocci April 13, 2020

Police Chief Carmen Best speaks to reporters in downtown Seattle on Jan. 22, 2020.

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Commentary

As Citizens Need 911 More Than Ever, Police Chief Tells People To Use It To Report Hate Speech

In case their kindergarten teachers didn't tell them, 'Sticks and stones will break your bones, but names will never hurt you.'

By Christine Favocci April 11, 2020

Omar Barghouti speaks to artists traveling with the Palestine Festival of Literature about the anti-Israel boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign June 3, 2014, in Acre, Israel.

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Commentary

BDS Co-Founder Won't Put His Money Where His Mouth Is If Israel Develops COVID Vaccine

If Omar Barghouti were truly committed to his cause, he would surely not trust or accept the help of a people and state that he finds so repugnant.

By Christine Favocci April 11, 2020

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Commentary

Chicago Mayor Extends Coronavirus Benefits to Illegal Aliens

She said 'all benefits, opportunities, and services' will be 'accessible to all residents, regardless of birth country or current citizenship status.'

By Christine Favocci April 11, 2020

The New York City Police Department is braving coronavirus infections within their ranks unprovoked attacks against police continue to occur on the streets.

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Commentary

Watch Masked Punk Sneak Up and Sucker-Punch Cop in Latest Example of Anti-NYPD Violence

At a time NYPD officers are risking their lives under the additional threat of COVID-19, it's sad to see 'New York's finest' suffer unprovoked attacks.

By Christine Favocci April 9, 2020

A man's hand holding a gun behind his back.

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Commentary

Illinois Dad Uses Fists, 2A To Valiantly Fight Off Intruders Holding His Family at Gunpoint

Having a gun on hand made all the difference.

By Christine Favocci April 9, 2020

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Fact-Checker Says SD Created COVID Hot Spot by Not Closing, Ignores Fact Only .2% of Cases Are There

Calif. Pastors Refuse To Go Quietly, Unite To Get 1st Amendment Restored During COVID Panic

Trump's FDA Cuts Through Red Tape, Approves of Process To Decontaminate Single-Use Masks

Kentucky Church Arrives to Easter Services Greeted by Nails, Police in Parking Lot

NYT Ignores Own Reporting To Bash Trump for Worrying About Vote-by-Mail Fraud

As Citizens Need 911 More Than Ever, Police Chief Tells People To Use It To Report Hate Speech

BDS Co-Founder Won't Put His Money Where His Mouth Is If Israel Develops COVID Vaccine

Chicago Mayor Extends Coronavirus Benefits to Illegal Aliens

Watch Masked Punk Sneak Up and Sucker-Punch Cop in Latest Example of Anti-NYPD Violence

Illinois Dad Uses Fists, 2A To Valiantly Fight Off Intruders Holding His Family at Gunpoint

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