Richard Blakley is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United States. His work has been featured in WorldNetDaily and Independent Journal Review. Richard covers a range of topics, including politics, renewable energy, and current events, providing analysis and commentary on these subjects.
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Richard's coverage focuses on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary and legal policy regulation. His themes revolve around culture & society, crime, and climate change.
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As Richard's geographic focus is national (United States), pitches should take into account relevant US-based context when discussing topics such as government announcements or legal policy regulations within the country.
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'Was it Nancy, with a knife-in-the-back relationship, in the White House?' My family and I have always enjoyed the game of Clue, especially the Clue FX Electronic 3D Mansion Mystery Board Game.
'Why would FEMA want to condemn houses or pay people pittance for their property?'
'Rand Paul has already sent DOGE 2,000 pages of waste that could be cut'
'Any Republican not supporting 47's voter-given mandate needs to change parties'
'Whoever it is needs money, has a vested interest and hates all things Russia'
By: Richard Blakley
'Peace,' shalom, has been extended to all mankind from God their maker
By: Richard Blakley
Soldiers 'have been walking about together all day giving each other cigars and singing songs'
'We're proud of our president, and we pray for the best, and we'll try to keep Dems from stealing the rest'
One wonders why the military is playing war games with live bombs over the U.S.
President's 'Medicare cuts on his way out the door ... will look like Trump's fault'
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