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On today’s Daily Enquiry, host Matt Holloway discusses the heartfelt pleas of Michigan State University students to carry firearms on campus for their self-defense following the tragic shooting that took place there Monday which left three dead and five injured; the viral photo of former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake sitting through the so-called “Black National Anthem,” played at the Super Bowl; a Democratic South Dakota Rep. suggesting that traditional families with a mother and father are “unamerican;” and a highway chemical spill in Arizona; as well as the White House declaring the three objects shot down by the USAF to be “benign.”
Matt Holloway is a writer for the DC Enquirer. He’s a millennial, constitutional, conservative commentator, content creator, and writer in Arizona. He covers politics, faith, history, and news. Matt’s previous work has appeared in The Daily Caller, TheBlaze, The Western Journal & IJR. When he’s not writing, working, or spending time with his wife, four kids, and four dogs, Matt enjoys Camping, Reading, PC Gaming, Science Fiction, and YouTube.
On today’s Daily Enquiry, host Matt Holloway discusses the heartfelt pleas of Michigan State University students to carry firearms on campus for their self-defense following the tragic shooting that took place there Monday which left three dead and five injured; the viral photo of former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake sitting through the so-called “Black National Anthem,” played at the Super Bowl; a Democratic South Dakota Rep. suggesting that traditional families with a mother and father are “unamerican;” and a highway chemical spill in Arizona; as well as the White House declaring the three objects shot down by the USAF to be “benign.”