Christine Favocci is a content writer with a focus on national news in the United States. She has written for publications such as The Western Journal and has also been featured in IJR - Independent Journal Review. Christine's articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural issues.
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Christine Favocci predominantly covers government and politics, with a focus on breaking news, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and opinion editorials. Her articles often address controversial or newsworthy events related to US national issues.
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By: Christine Favocci
Many people are unaware that their private conversations may be stored, sold or sifted through at any given moment.
By: Christine Favocci
Psaki doesn't get that voters who are anti-Trump but disillusioned with Biden will find Kennedy to be a safe harbor in 2024.
By: Christine Favocci
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By: Christine Favocci
One of the many weaknesses Democrats have is their inability to understand the opposition. This was most evident following former President Donald Trump’s upset victory against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election. Democrats were left shell-shocked and bewildered because they just didn’t get Trump’s appeal, nor did they comprehend how repulsive the former secretary of state was to ordinary Americans. Still, it seems they may get another crack at learning this lesson in the 2024 presidential race, if MSNBC host and former White House press secretary Jen Psaki is any indication. She correctly identified the threat a strong third-party candidate presents to President Joe Biden’s re-election bid
By: Christine Favocci
While the U.S. should project strength and resolve, Biden continues to be squishy with allies and adversaries alike -- and that's dangerous.
By: Christine Favocci
With allies like President Joe Biden, who needs enemies? While Israel continues its counterattack in Gaza, the administration threatened Israeli
By: Christine Favocci
Earthquake victims will have to rely on the same officials who imposed useless and draconian COVID-19 rules if an actual crisis occurs.
By: Christine Favocci
These clinics turn radical transgender theory into gruesome practices against children -- and it has to stop.
By: Christine Favocci
The burdens of aging are tempered by the immense blessing of living long enough to know our children's children.
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