Daily DC Insider
Questions we need to ask about the DC chaos
Americans are still in disbelief over the storming of the US Capitol yesterday, an event that many wouldn’t expect within their lifetime. But what happened leaves many unanswered questions that must be asked, nonetheless.
How many people were actually involved in the storming of the Capitol rotunda? As the media tends to exaggerate these things, it’s hard to tell. And photos of the incident don’t really show the full magnitude of what happened.
Was this a pre-planned attack or a spontaneous reaction within the crowd that gathered to protest the election results? Some are claiming that Antifa plants instigated the entire thing. If so, that angle needs to be investigated thoroughly.
And how were unarmed ralliers able to push past security so easily? That, in and of itself, raises some serious security concerns for our nation’s capital.
Hopefully, we’ll get some answers in the coming days.
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Everyday America
How one man overcame the odds and became an inspiration
Astronaut Jose Hernandez spent most of his childhood picking fruit and vegetables alongside his family as they worked as migrant farmers.
When Hernandez was ten, he told his father he wanted to be an astronaut. While most little boys make such half-hearted proclamations at some point in their childhood, Hernandez was serious.
Overcoming what seemed to be impossible odds, Hernandez made his dream come true. Now, the interpreted spacefarer is helping to teach kids the value of never giving up and how the American dream helped him achieve everything he hoped for.
Check out the full details behind Hernadez’s amazing story here.
If you have uplifting and heart-warming stories from your local area that exemplify everyday America, be sure to let us know. We just might include it in our next edition!
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