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I hope this guy sticks around for a while so I can continue to have some fun. Julie and her abusive staff will be gone and I’ve had to play nice, but no more. The biggest special will be when he threatens to sue me and I file a counter suit. Boy won’t that be fun! ALL the people he’s played games with; this is for you. Bring it on fat boy blogger, you’re an amateur and you can’t afford me.
A gratifying response to the absolute disaster last Tuesday has been the fact that Republicans in general have started a good-faith debate about what the hell happened and what we should do next. Oh yeah, there are some schmucks in there gloating, and a few grifters are trying to leverage the disaster to resurrect their garbage Bush-era brand of uniparty decline, but they don’t count. Mike Pence, for example, weighed in, but he weighs nothing — the guy couldn’t be more of a lightweight, and the notion that anyone cares what Mike Pence says, whose name isn’t Mike Pence, is positively hilarious.
We’re going to be hashing this out for a while. One of the things to consider among dozens of factors is the total failure of the kind of “normal” Republican that is supposedly the common-sense, adult-in-the-room alternative to those wacky MAGA guys who allegedly blow easy layup elections. Yet, if you look at who blew easy layup elections, and some not-so-easy layup elections this time, the real surprises came from those staid and steady Republicans that don’t upset the women or the horses. I mean, look at Mike Rogers. Is there a more mellow Republican than Mike Rogers? The guy makes Mitt Romney look like GG Allin. Trigger Warning: Do not look up GG Allin.
For example, take Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) – I’d add “Please,” but the voters have already taken her, as in “out like the trash.” Again, we’re talking about Mississippi here. We’re talking about a Republican losing in Mississippi. How do you lose in Mississippi? Well, you run somebody like Cindy Hyde-Smith. She’s the most generic Republican imaginable. But she’s also a Republican who didn’t care. Now that’s not my assessment. That’s the assessment of Mississippi’s heavily Republican, super-red voters who rejected her in favor of a Democrat. Pundit Will Chamberlain pointed out an amazing ad by her opponent that took her comment about high beef prices, in which she suggested that unhappy voters choose a different protein, and suggested they choose a different senator instead. Yes. Absolutely. How can she be so tone-deaf?
A passenger has been hauled off a cruise ship in handcuffs after a woman was found dead in a suspected homicide.
The victim, whose identity was not revealed, was killed on the MSC Seascape before it turned around and returned to port in Galveston, Texas, on Monday.
The FBI‘s Houston field office said it was investigating a ‘suspected homicide’ and that a man was arrested, but declined to give any further details.
Kamala Harris lost the 2024 election to Donald Trump.
Now the Democrats who actually show up to plan the party’s future can’t even put her in the top 15.
The woman who demanded America hand her the presidency just finished 16th in a 2028 straw poll – and the person who beat her is not even running.
Crooked Con is not some random online survey.
It is the flagship annual convention of Crooked Media, the progressive media empire built by former Obama aides Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, and Tommy Vietor – the same people who spent four years telling America that Kamala Harris was the future.
About 1,000 of the most plugged-in Democrat activists in the country gathered in Washington, DC this weekend.
They voted.
The Justice Department (DOJ) took over an investigation into whether Megaspeed, a Singapore-based Nvidia customer, sent restricted AI chips to China. Department of Commerce agents spent months on the case before Justice asked them to pause. The handoff followed an email from Nvidia’s top lawyer to the agents, and Justice is now pursuing a criminal inquiry.
The Singapore company, Megaspeed, had been importing billions of dollars’ worth of Nvidia equipment into Malaysia. It was building data centers in Southeast Asia for customers including Alibaba. Building data centers to serve Chinese clients is legal. The concern was diversion: whether some of the restricted chips were illegally routed into China.
Nvidia had asked to meet with one agent. When the agents turned it down in August 2025, Nvidia general counsel Tim Teter wrote back. He’d understood from Undersecretary Jeff Kessler, who reports directly to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, that Nvidia could talk to the agents. They sent Kessler the emails. Hours later, he replied that they should handle the case by the book, according to a Commerce official. That official said Kessler gave the agents no instructions on what to tell Nvidia. Some officials thought the contact had broken with procedure and could cause trouble for the case.
Justice does not comment on continuing investigations. Commerce says the agents handled the case by the book. Nvidia spokesman John Rizzo said the company shares what it learns in the field with federal officials, answers their questions and asks for guidance when it needs it. Nvidia says it looked into the Megaspeed shipments in 2025 and debunked the claims that chips went to China. The company also said there was nothing “unusual or unexpected” about Jensen Huang’s dealings with Alice Huang.
On Saturday, The Gateway Pundit first posted on the algorithmic pattern that perfectly described how Democrats “stole” the 2020 midterm election.
“Truth Is Freedom” on X was the first to discover the algorithmic pattern that played out in 673 of 692 US counties in 2026.
“Truth Is Freedom” discovered that any state where Trump got under about 58.5% in 2024 fell below the 50% threshold in governor and senate races in state after state.
Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, North Carolina: all lined up under that line. They all flipped to Democrat.
Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, widely believed to be considering a presidential run in 2028, is facing renewed scrutiny over his resume — this time from his former Army supervisor who is questioning the governor’s claim that he led soldiers in combat.
In an investigative deep dive into Moore’s military service, The Baltimore Sun spoke with a retired Army Lt. Col. James A. “Jamie” Gottschling, who served with Moore in Afghanistan in 2005 and 2006. What Gottschling described was Moore’s patriotic service and dutiful fulfillment of his role, but exaggerations — and in some cases falsehoods — about incidents that occurred overseas.
Moore’s team said that “partisan politics got in the way” and led to Gottschling’s latest assessment, where he told Fox News Digital: “I wouldn’t call him a soldier.”
In addition to taking control of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the majority of governorships on Tuesday, Democrats have also assumed control of the majority of state legislatures across the country for the first time in over a decade.
Heading into the election, Republicans controlled 28 of the nation’s 49 bicameral state legislatures, compared with 18 controlled by Democrats, while three states had divided control. Democrats now control both chambers in 24 states, compared with 22 for Republicans. North Carolina and Texas have split legislatures, while races in Alaska and Georgia remain pending. Even if Republicans win the uncalled chambers in the pending states, Democrats will still control more state legislatures than Republicans.
Nebraska is included in the Republican count because its officially nonpartisan, unicameral legislature is led by a Republican majority.
The House Oversight Committee released a report concluding that prosecutorial failures, preferential treatment and institutional negligence allowed Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to continue sexually exploiting young women and girls for years.
The investigation, led by Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest involving federal prosecutors, financial institutions that overlooked warning signs of sex trafficking and individuals accused of facilitating Epstein’s abuse.
The report identified two former federal prosecutors whose involvement in Epstein’s original investigation raised potential conflicts of interest.
Matthew Menchel, a senior federal prosecutor who recommended resolving Epstein’s case through a non-prosecution agreement, previously had a romantic relationship with Lilly Ann Sanchez, who later represented Epstein.
Menchel did not recuse himself from the investigation and continued communicating and meeting with Epstein after the agreement, according to documents cited by the committee.
In a fiery address to his congregation in the days after the November 3 midterms, an American pastor delivered a blunt warning about what he described as an accelerating Islamic political advance into U.S. government at every level.
Displaying the results of Muslim candidates’ historic gains, Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills California told his flock that failure by millions of evangelical Christians to vote had real consequences, and that churches must stop functioning as “irrelevant social clubs” and start organizing as voting bases the way mosques do.
“Ladies and gentlemen, those of you who didn’t vote, you voted,” Hibbs said.
“255 Muslims who cannot, cannot swear allegiance to the Constitution. It is forbidden in Islam. They must swear allegiance to Sharia law, which is a completely different government. On Tuesday, the United States of America said no to the republic and yes to the very government and military and religion that hit us on September 11th, 2001. We have surrendered. It’s their party now.”
With today’s CPI print (and its ‘ghost’ YoY data and healthcare plug) on everyone’s mind, hawkish comments from Fed Governor Chris Waller already gave markets a jolt this morning, pushing bond yields off their lows, with the biggest moves at the US short-end.
“If, as I expect, the monthly rate of inflation improves in October, I am leaning toward supporting an increase in our policy rate of 25 basis points,” Waller said in a speech in London.
“But if the October CPI inflation data out later today are similar to the past two monthly readings — with core CPI inflation around 0.3% or even higher — then a stronger policy move may be needed,” he said.
“In that case, I believe a 50 basis point hike in the policy rate should be considered at the December meeting.”
The remarks sent the dollar higher, stocks lower, and pushed Dec rate-hike odds to almost certainty (well 100% odds of a 25bp hike, not 50bps)…
A convicted felon has allegedly confessed to beating and choking his partner to death in their cruise ship cabin on the first night of the voyage.
Jason Leon Watford, 48, was hauled off the MSC Seascape in handcuffs after it returned to port in Galveston, Texas, early Monday morning.
He was charged with murder in the US District Court overnight after allegedly admitting to the crime during an interrogation by FBI agents.
Watford has a long criminal history and was sentenced to 15 months probation for assault causing bodily injury to a family member in September 2024.
MSC Seascape left Galveston on Sunday for a weeklong cruise of Mexico and Honduras, but by that evening Watford and his partner were arguing over dinner.
Watford stormed out of the restaurant and was seen on security camera footage returning to their cabin on deck 10 of the huge ship alone at 7.46pm.
The woman, who is yet to be publicly identified, came to the cabin at 8.11pm and the couple continued to argue.
Watford told investigators that the argument escalated until he ‘snapped’ and punched his partner in the face several times, the charging affidavit alleged.
The House Oversight Committee came out swinging Tuesday with a new report detailing how, for decades, the federal government failed in its criminal investigations into the misdeeds of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The report highlights the many missed opportunities there were for stopping the abuse of young women and girls and reveals a justice system that repeatedly failed the victims.
Even worse, powerful individuals associated with Epstein and Maxwell were allowed to escape from any legal scrutiny of their actions.
The 137-page report, released by Republican Committee Chairman James Comer (KY-01), is the culmination of a 15-month investigation and draws on 19 witness interviews and depositions, documents obtained from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Epstein’s estate, and an extensive review of financial records.
What investigators uncovered, according to Comer, was nothing short of infuriating.
“What we found is both heartbreaking and infuriating,” Comer said in a video announcing the report’s release. “These women endured unimaginable abuse, and the federal government failed them at nearly every turn.”
“Had the government done its job, much of this abuse could have been prevented.”
House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast (R-FL) is prepared to subpoena Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he doesn’t respond by Wednesday to a request from House Republicans for a closed-door briefing on his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Mast told ABC News on Tuesday.
As we previously noted, Mast, Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI) and Rep. Rick Crawford (R-AR), who chair the Foreign Affairs, China Select and Intelligence committees, asked Huang last week to brief all three panels on Nov. 18 – the day after Nvidia reports third-quarter earnings – and gave him until Nov. 11 to accept or propose another date.
Separately, the New York Times reported that Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefed Trump on the intelligence about Huang aboard Air Force One in May, shortly before Huang joined the presidential trip to Beijing. That contradicts what Trump told reporters Monday when asked whether he knew about the relationship at the time: “No, I didn’t hear about it then.” The White House disputed the Times report on background without elaborating.
Trump, who returns to China next week, said Monday that Huang won’t be making that trip.
PepsiCo will lay off about 1,000 employees this week as the beverage behemoth seeks to streamline operations and drive growth, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing a letter to employees. “We will simplify how we operate,” Ram Krishnan, the company’s North America CEO, wrote. Last month, PepsiCo slashed its full-year earnings and profit forecast amid struggles across its North American business. LinkedIn member Nicolas Behbahni worries that “workforce reductions are increasingly becoming a response to business pressure across industries, not just technology.”
In 1789, angry French citizens didn’t have Facebook, Instagram or TikTok to complain about the cost of living. They had pitchforks. And torches.
When bread prices became unbearable, thousands of women marched on the Palace of Versailles, demanding answers from King Louis XVI. They weren’t marching because the stock market was down.
They were marching because they couldn’t afford to feed their families.
More than 230 years later, France is once again witnessing angry crowds in the streets. Italy has seen tens of thousands of workers and students protesting over wages, housing and living costs
First of all, Goodwill is a FOR PROFIT business, and no one should be donating this Iranian owned business. Back in the day donating to them when it was a nonprofit business was one thing, but Americans have been raised to believe donating to them was a good thing, NOT! They get everything for FREE and trust me, they’re even so picky they are denying donations left and right and even refusing to come pick up items. In other words, dining room sets aren’t selling to the younger generation, so they refuse to pick them up. ONLY the good stuff they can make a hundred percent profit, or damn near it. When you want to donate, give to local nonprofits like churches, Salvation Army, HALO and the like.
Now Goodwill wants your cars/trucks, are you people stupid? When will they stop, bank accounts?
Poland’s left-leaning Tusk government and international media labeled Kraków gunman Michał Oksiński far-right, but prosecutors found no evidence of a right-wing affiliation, while images circulating on X from deleted Facebook accounts attributed to him appear to show him posing with an LGBT Pride flag and mocking the pope.
On Nov. 7, Michał Oksiński, 24, drove a Subaru onto Kraków’s Main Market Square and opened fire at random, killing six people and wounding 15. Police officers Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański chased him from the square, and both were shot in the exchange of fire. Kulik, hit three times, approached the gunman, fired, and stopped him, then applied a tourniquet to his own arm. The dead included an Austrian woman and a British man. It was Poland’s deadliest shooting since the fall of communism in 1989.
Before driving to Kraków, Oksiński shot his father Janusz, 53, his mother Renata, 52, and his sister Magdalena, 21, a painting student at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts, in the family flat in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, according to investigators. Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek said Oksiński faced a separate murder charge over those killings, bringing the total number killed to nine. Investigators found two AR-15 rifles, two pistols and several hundred rounds of ammunition in his car and on his person. In all, they seized 11 firearms. Oksiński died in hospital on Nov. 9 after three operations.
Hours after the attack, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński, a member of Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition, told a press conference in Kraków that “everything indicates” the gunman was fascinated by far-right ideologies and held “very, very radical” views. He also described the gunman as holding “ultranationalistic” views, while saying the claim still had to be verified. Tusk attended the briefing and called the shooting an act of terrorism.
Something doesn’t add up. And I’m not buying the idea that we’re just supposed to ignore it.
Fifty-nine elections across America. Red states. Blue states. Battleground states. And Republicans reportedly losing roughly the same percentage of Donald Trump’s 2024 vote share.
You’re telling me all these different states, with different candidates and different voters, just happened to produce the same mathematical pattern?
Come on.
President Donald Trump took to Truth Social on Monday morning to ask the obvious question millions of Americans have been asking since election night: Does anybody really believe this “Election” was honest?
“How could the Polls be so wrong??? Some early voting ‘dumps’ were so large that it was impossible to win, no matter how many people went to vote. It’s all about the machines, which are far more important than the voter! President DJT,” Trump wrote.
Within minutes, former Fox News host and current podcaster Megyn Kelly quote-tweeted the post with two words: “Just stop.”
President Trump on Monday called the midterm election results into question this morning, suggesting they were dishonest and tainted by rigged machines and early voting dumps that made it “impossible to win.”
This is the first indication that Trump does not trust the results.
Trump has previously congratulated Democrats on their “good job” winning, blamed Republican candidates, and said he did not disagree with Vice President JD Vance on his autopsy, where he blamed the Iran war for midterm losses.
“Does anybody really believe that this “Election” was honest. How could the Polls be so wrong???” Trump said.
Democrats won the midterms on Tuesday and a migrant caravan left Honduras the following morning.
That timing is not an accident – it is a business decision.
And the door they are counting on just opened in a place Trump cannot close by executive order.
The group departed San Pedro Sula, Honduras on Tuesday – the same city, the same route, the same criminal organizations running the same scheme.
One migrant, Jimena Morazán, said the quiet part out loud: “Trump is on his way out in these elections. That’s why we’re taking the risk.”
She is not wrong that Democrats won.
What she does not understand yet is that the border is not run by Congress.
Good Monday morning.
Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today:
8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time
11:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in a Policy Meeting
12:00 PM THE PRESIDENT meets with the Prime Minister of the State of Qatar
12:30 PM THE PRESIDENT participates in a Policy Meetin
2:00 PM THE PRESIDENT participates in a Policy Meeting
3:30 PM THE PRESIDENT participates in a Policy Meeting
Two minutes of hate:
While everyone is peacocking on social media about how bad the Iran war caused the Republican midterm blowout, let’s talk about what didn’t happen when the GOP controlled Congress and the Senate: the lack of any action to hold rogue bureaucrats and their accessories to account for lawless behavior. This serious dereliction almost certainly led to voter demoralization and to low turnout by Republicans and Trump supporters. Why would people turnout and vote for the characters who looked the other way as left wing activists abused their power to hunt and persecute John Q. Citizen? How many people were spied on (including elected officials!) or debanked or fired from their jobs or deplaformed at the government’s request? I’m not even mentioning the lunatics on the court who fabricated reasons to obstruct Trump’s agenda. How could I forget the persecution of President Trump with the Mar-a-Lago raid, fake charges of illegally retaining classified documents, manufacturing E. Jean Smith accusations, retroactively changing the law in New York to bring Trump to court. Obviously this was going to continue when Democrats seized power.
Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday that the Justice Department could investigate Democratic lawmakers if their oversight activities cross the line into unlawful conduct. Unlawful conduct? The Democrats et al. have no incentive not to cross over into unlawful conduct since there are no consequences for doing so. Is Blanche going to do anything? Does anyone even work for the Trump Department of Justice anymore? Every week we learn of another resignation.
Appearing on CNN’s State of the Union, Blanche addressed President Trump’s recent directive to examine statements by Democrats threatening investigations of administration officials. Blanche was particularly concerned about statements from Democrats preparing to take control of the House Oversight Committee.
Those chickens are on their way home to roost.
Rep. Robert Garcia, a leading candidate to chair that committee, warned incoming White House chief of staff Stephen Miller to prepare for congressional scrutiny.
The first Palestinian American elected to the New York State Legislature celebrated her historic victory by displaying the Palestinian flag on social media, without including the American flag.
Socialist Democratic nominee Aber Kawas defeated Republican nominee Han-Khon To in New York’s 12th State Senate District on Tuesday, becoming the first Palestinian American elected to the state legislature.
Kawas celebrated her victory in an X post, declaring, “We made history” alongside a Palestinian flag emoji, with no American flag included in the message.
After Election Day went against the Republican Party, platoons of pundits ridiculed President Donald Trump for going to war with Iran.
But in comments long overlooked, Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana said Trump set aside the question of who would stand tall after the elections in favor of determining who, if anyone, would stand at all when Iran was done destroying the Middle East.
Kennedy went on a podcast this summer with comedian Theo Von, and shed light on classified intelligence he had seen. The comments drew little notice until the Washington Times and other outlets noted them on Friday.
AUSTIN, Texas — As the Democrats’ blue wave began to slam into Texas, Richard Torres, a Texan who has voted blue his entire life, kept peering at the results pouring in on reporters’ screens all around him.
And when it was announced Texas state Rep. James Talarico had toppled Ken Paxton, he sat down to take it in. Torres was the former chair of the Williamson County Democratic Party, where Talarico grew up and attended high school in Round Rock, Texas.
He never thought that Texas Republicans would be swept away by the oncoming blue wave.
Tuesday’s midterm elections were a rout. Democrats picked up seven Senate seats, including Texas, Kansas, South Carolina, Iowa, and Ohio, and flipped more than forty House districts, some of which Donald Trump had carried by double digits only two years ago.
Commentators will blame candidate quality, redistricting, or the president’s personality. The real lesson is simpler, and the Republican establishment will not like it. A party that claims to defend limited government but chooses to tax imports, run two-trillion-dollar deficits, and fund expensive wars ends up judged on what big government delivers. This week voters judged it, and they didn’t like what they got.
A party that trades liberalization for government intervention and adopts part of the left’s populist agenda, including blaming businesses for price increases or promising money paid with more debt, immediately sees how voters shift to the radical left that promise 100% interventionism. It happened in Europe, and it is happening in America.
The exit polls make the point clearly. Nearly nine in ten voters said the cost of living was a crucial or major factor in their decision, and a majority believed the administration’s policies, including the Iran war and tariffs, had made their economic situation worse. Seven in ten said they wanted Congress to place more checks and balances on the president. Voters were asking for restraint on power, which used to be the Republican message.
The left is never blamed for their inflationism, but conservatives need to prove that they act on affordability the right way. Rejecting the libertarian and freedom values for an alleged electoral strategy backfires.
Truth is Freedom on X came out with another report Sunday night on just how impossible the results were in the 2026 midterm elections.
There were 35 states total holding a US Senate election.
Of the 35 – four had Republican senate candidates who did not face a Democrat opponent. (Idaho, Montana, Nebraska and South Dakota)
Two races have not been called by lean Democrat. If this holds, Democrats will win 29 of 30 contested US Senate elections.
Of the 30 contested Senate seats with both Republican and Democrat candidates, Democrats won 29 of the races (if Alaska and Mississippi hold for Democrats).
The odds of this happening is 1 in 5,510 chances or 00.018%.
SALISBURY, Md. (WBFF) — Letters obtained by Spotlight on Maryland reveal a private confrontation between Wicomico County’s two most prominent elected officials escalated into accusations of “revenge porn” and “nude selfies.”
The letters, released late Wednesday after a public records challenge by Spotlight on Maryland, provide a different account than the one offered by County Executive Julie Giordano hours earlier.
In a Sept. 12, 2024, letter sent on official county letterhead to Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis, Giordano formally requested an investigation into the “alleged sharing of pornographic images of me by one of your deputies.”
How is it that the Wicomico Republican Central Committee has retained a political consultant with a consistent record of failure? The consultant, Dan McHugh, was county executive Julie Giordano’s campaign manager during the 2022 election cycle and subsequently served on Giordano’s staff after she took office–that is until she had him arrested for harassment and stalking. So after building his professional resume over the past few years flipping burgers at McDonald’s and working as a laboratory “specimen collector,” it is astonishing that Mr. McHugh has once again been embraced by Giordano and the Republican Central Committee. Mr. McHugh’s personal behavior notwithstanding, it seems that his political judgments have been less than helpful to the local Republican Party, but curiously, he remains a consultant. Let’s take a closer look at Mr. McHugh’s record…
•. McHugh was unable to secure Julie Giordano’s re-election despite her incumbent’s advantage. His campaign strategies and execution clearly failed.
•. McHugh promoted Barry “Never Won an Election” Beauchamp as the 2026 candidate for House of Delegates District 38-B. Although Beauchamp had the incumbent’s advantage since he had been previously appointed by Giordano to fill the seat vacated by his predecessor, he still lost to his Democratic opponent by a wide margin.
•. McHugh enlisted Scott Hamilton to oppose the ever popular Mike Lewis for Sheriff. In the 2026 primary election, Sheriff Lewis beat Hamilton in a landslide.
•. McHugh recruited Kyle Cole to run for County Council, District 1 in 2022. Losing by a 2:1 margin to his Democrat opponent in the general election, Mr. Cole later became infamous after he was attacked by a group of SU students who alleged that he had attempted a sexual liason with a decoy underaged male.
•. McHugh supported former District 3 County Councilman Shane Baker in the 2022 election. Baker was later forced to resign his council seat after several run-ins with the law.
•. McHugh endorsed Delmar Mayor Ben Jorden for County Council, District 5 in the 2026 Republican primary election. Mayor Jorden was soundly defeated by his Republican opponent.
•. McHugh backed Republican Ross Evans for County Council, District 7 in the 2026 election. Mr. Evans, who also happens to be Barry Beauchamp’s son-in-law, was defeated in a 3-way race. Losing elections seems to be a shared family trait.
•. Another Dan McHugh pick, Howard Travers (R), lost by a huge margin in his 2026 non-partisan bid for Board of Education, Dist. 3.
Despite Dan McHugh’s colossal failures, questionable behavior and poor political judgments, it is truly astonishing that the current Republican Central Committee continues to rely on his guidance and advice. Although Mr. McHugh found a home among the slate of Giordano’s misfits who presently control the Central Committee, it is hoped that the incoming members taking office later this month will be more selective in their choices of political consultants to help guide the Wicomico Republican Party into the future. They certainly couldn’t do any worse than Dan McHugh.
Until now, the public had to rely on lies told by the mainstream media to understand why the windows were covered at the TCF Center in Detroit on the day after the November 2020 election.
After more than 100 volunteers carefully reviewed nearly one million documents from Detroit’s November 2020 election—documents obtained through a FOIA lawsuit filed by New Jersey citizen Yehuda Miller—we are now prepared to announce one of our investigation’s most significant findings.
FIVE YEARS AGO, WHAT APPEARS TO BE A WELL-ORGANIZED PLOT UNFOLDED IN DETROIT
Daniel Baxter, Detroit’s top election official, made a general announcement to the room, suggesting it was a good time to take a break as election workers sorted through “military” ballots.
The Ninth Circuit on October 30 refused to lift a preliminary injunction that sharply restricts the Trump administration’s investigations into potential noncitizen voting in nine states, leaving the block in place through Election Day.
A majority of nonrecused active judges declined en banc rehearing of the panel’s order denying a stay.
Seven judges, led by Judge Eric Tung and joined by Judges Consuelo Callahan, Ryan Nelson, Daniel Collins, Daniel Bress, Patrick Bumatay, and Lawrence VanDyke, dissented forcefully.
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Biden-appointed U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín (Northern District of California) issued the sweeping preliminary injunction on October 21 in California Nurses Association et al. v. Mullin et al.
The order bars DHS, ICE, USCIS, HSI, and related officials from conducting elections-related field operations and field interviews in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Wisconsin when those operations “involve or are likely to involve” persons the government “know[s], suspect[s], or should reasonably know or suspect are U.S. citizens.”
It also restricts operations based wholly on certain TECS records generated under the administration’s Voter Eligibility Matching Policy. The injunction runs through November 3, 2026 (Election Day).
The plaintiffs, primarily the California Nurses Association and National Nurses United, along with San Francisco, Santa Clara County, and Voto Latino, claimed the investigations intimidated voters and those assisting them in violation of Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act.
Maryland Question 3, the Provide That Nothing in State Constitution Establishes Criteria for Congressional Redistricting Amendment, was on the ballot in Maryland as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 3, 2026.[1][2] Question 3 was approved.
A “yes” vote supported amending the Maryland Constitution concerning congressional redistricting to:
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| A “no” vote opposed amending the Maryland Constitution concerning congressional redistricting, leaving unchanged the constitutional language that the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County held in 2022 applied the state’s districting requirements to congressional districts. |
Progressive group Indivisible is demanding Senate Democrats replace Chuck Schumer as leader right after the party took both chambers, citing weak ratings and a push for harder-edged “fighters.”
Indivisible framed the election as a mandate against “business as usual.” The group pointed to Schumer’s faltering public standing and told Senate Democrats to install someone ready to lead a more aggressive fight.
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old immigrant woman from Ethiopia who ran for Colorado Democratic Rep. Diana DeGette’s seat as a democratic socialist, has become the first Gen Z woman to be elected to Congress.
On the night of Nov. 3, the Associated Press called the House race for Colorado’s 1st District’s in the democratic socialist’s favor.
According to results reported by The Colorado Sun, Kiros won 78 percent of the vote in the comfortably Democratic district, while her opponent, Republican nominee Christy Peterson, won just 14 percent of the vote.
Please read and study this report thoroughly.
First, some background…
In 2020, after the stolen presidential election, Joe Hoft and The Gateway Pundit published a report we titled “The Drop and Roll” theory. What we discovered was that in the 2020 election, in state after state, there was a clear pattern of a massive “drop” of votes to Joe Biden in the middle of the night, and subsequent ballot drops came in perfect ratios of ballots to Trump and Biden, solidifying the results for Democrats.
On November 18, 2020, The Gateway Pundit first posted the impossible numbers that swung the election to Old Joe Biden.
Mysterious late-night ballot drops in battleground states swung the election to Joe Biden.
Then, subsequent ballot drops in perfect ratios of ballots to Trump and Biden, giving Joe Biden a slight edge, solidified the results for Democrats. Here are several examples.
Wisconsin:
A cybersecurity researcher found millions of files exposed in a database tied to CitySourced, a civic engagement platform used by local governments.
Acybersecurity researcher reported finding an exposed database tied to a civic engagement platform used by local governments that contained about 42 million documents and nearly 450,000 files with information collected by cities and their residents.
The researcher, Jeremiah Fowler, published a report on ExpressVPN on Thursday that claimed a publicly accessible database associated with CitySourced — a civic engagement platform now connected to the software and digital services company Granicus — exposed over 42 million documents and 450,000 JSON files containing personal information.
The database, Fowler said, was neither password-protected nor encrypted. The repository included personally identifiable information in plaintext, such as names, physical addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and thousands of other internal records dating from 2016 to 2026. It also contained images of complaints and code violation reports, as well as logs identifying the people who submitted them, including their names, addresses and details of their complaints, he said.
Fowler said after he notified CitySourced of the discovery, the database was restricted from public access. And after an inquiry from Fowler, Granicus responded that it was investigating the matter internally and was taking action.
On Tuesday night Trump supporters were deflated with the shocking results of the 2026 midterm election.
President Trump and Republicans were able to increase their totals from the previous midterm but were trounced across the nation by an overwhelming tsunami of Democrat votes.
Here is an example of the improbable results we previously reported here at The Gateway Pundit.
Earlier TGP reported on squishy James Talarico’s weirdly impossible numbers. The pro-trans kids Texas candidate may have been missing for two weeks during the end of the campaign but that didn’t stop him from winning in a landslide against Republican stalwart Ken Paxton.
Minnesota voters on Tuesday elected a Somali daycare owner whose center has collected $7.29 million from the state childcare subsidy program at the heart of last winter’s viral fraud scandal.
Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) candidate Abdi Daisane, a Somali American who came to the US more than 15 years ago, won House District 14A with about 52% of the vote, beating Republican Mike Conway, the St. Cloud City Council president, and flipping a Republican-held seat, MPR News reported. He becomes St. Cloud’s first Somali American state lawmaker. Daisane lost the same race in 2024 to Republican Rep. Bernie Perryman, who ran for the state Senate this year instead.
Daisane gave part of his victory speech in Somali.
Daisane launched his second run for the seat on Christmas Eve 2025, the New York Post reported at the time. Two days later, YouTuber Nick Shirley posted his video tour of seemingly empty Somali-linked daycares – drawing more than 131 million views on X in five days, and FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau had surged agents and resources to Minnesota as the Trump administration froze childcare funding to the state. Days before Tuesday’s election, the Justice Department uncovered another $29 million in Minnesota benefits fraud.
Daisane hasn’t been charged with anything, and we found no sign his center appeared in Shirley’s videos.
Americans will soon learn what the Democrat agenda is really about, and it certainly isn’t about working with President Donald Trump to reduce the cost of living.
The blue tsunami came to be Tuesday night as a wave of Democrats took seats in the House and the Senate that seemed impossible not long ago. They will now have sizable majorities in both houses of Congress.
The big question is, what will they do with those majorities?
While Democrats may have ridden their message about “affordability” to a massive victory on Tuesday night, they don’t intend to limit their agenda to getting grocery bills down. Not that they were ever particularly good at that.
No, they fully intend to use their victory Tuesday night to dial up lawfare to 11.
The likely incoming House Oversight chairman, Robert Garcia, didn’t even wait for the night to be through before shouting his party’s intentions on X.
“Lawyer up,” he wrote.
And of course, Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., already announced before the election that she intends to target and prosecute members of the Trump administration to send a “deterrence message” to any future young Republican staffers that working for Democrat opponents could lead to jail time.
This is largely what their base wants. They want to wipe Trump, his supporters, and everything they stand for out of existence. They remain furious that what they thought would be a permanent political revolution was upended in 2024.
It feels as if the march of history is accelerating now. The number of meaningful current events around the globe continues to grow.
We don’t have time to process the Islamic riots across France before turning our attention to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s attempted judicial coup d’état. While President Trump seeks peace between Russia and Ukraine, the United Kingdom prepares its citizens for WWIII and a Russian invasion. The United States has elections, but Democrat seditionists and subversive members of the American Intelligence Community push for a “color revolution” to topple the Trump administration.
Big events happen every day, and we have scant opportunity to understand what they mean before another comes across our screens. The issue of “screens” is important. If you’re reading this, you are not likely a hermit living self-sufficiently in the woods. Unless you limit your “screen time,” televisions, computers, tablets, and phones are pumping your brain full of information all day long. Even when we’re not consciously reading or watching something on our screens, our brains are picking up signals about the events playing out in the world.
If you are a fan of science fiction, it is not difficult to understand that we are now living in a version of the dystopian worlds that writers such as Aldous Huxley, George Orwell, Ray Bradbury, and Philip K. Dick envisioned. People who possess power in this world have a strong incentive to shape our minds, and they use every available tool to condition our way of thinking.
Information is no longer confined to a book, catalogued in a quiet library. It is blaring at us from all directions.
Different cable news hosts on competing cable news networks repeat the same words and phrases all day long until we find ourselves reaching for those words while having polite conversations in real life.
Songs from pop artists representing different genres push the same messages, and when those pop artists collect awards, they use their acceptance speeches to drive those messages further into the brains of their most loyal fans. Those fans magnify those messages on their social media platforms, and pretty soon, tens of millions of people are expressing the same thoughts.
Movies and television shows teach us to fear or detest “hate speech,” “global warming,” “white supremacy,” “Russian aggression,” “science deniers,” “right-wingers,” “fascists,” “European Union skeptics,” “fossil fuels,” “Islamophobia,” “transphobia,” Christianity, immigration enforcement, Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump. Any Hollywood character who doesn’t condemn these things is depicted as a villain; any Hollywood character who denounces these things is a brilliant, beautiful hero.
What in the world just happened? Words like “tsunami” and “wipeout” are being used by the pundits, but I don’t think that they are strong enough. It is clear that much of the population was frustrated with the Republican Party. But instead of seeking out another alternative, voters overwhelmingly chose to hand the keys to the political party that made a giant mess of things when they were in charge earlier this decade.
The four years of the Biden administration were absolutely horrific, and the Republicans were given control of the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives as a result. Now control of the Senate and the House of Representatives has been stripped away from the Republicans and given back to the Democrats.
The global food crisis is starting to hit home in a major way. Images of starving children on the other side of the planet don’t move people emotionally the way that they did in the 1980s and 1990s. Many people simply don’t care. But now hunger is spreading like wildfire in the United States and Canada.
If you can still afford to eat three meals a day on a consistent basis, you should be very grateful because 27 percent of Americans can’t. Those that are wealthy have a really difficult time understanding how soul crushing it can be to not have enough money for food. There are millions upon millions of people in the United States that are regularly going hungry, and that is one of the reasons why there is so much anger and frustration in our society right now.
I kept warning my readers that the primary way that the global food crisis would initially manifest in wealthy western countries would be through higher food prices.
Cardiologist Peter McCullough, told Joe Rogan that Anthony Fauci’s own emails and texts show the scientists behind the foundational “natural origin” paper knew COVID came out of a lab, calling the paper a “cover-up manuscript.” The former Baylor Medical bigwig (and current Wellness Company chief scientific officer), dropped in on Rogan for the first time in about five years – where he also said that a Texas hospital gave monoclonal antibodies to a pastor’s wife, admitted the pastor, withheld the drugs, and watched him die.
McCullough walked through the origin story – which many of you already know. Peter Daszak’s EcoHealth Alliance, he said, brokered the coronavirus research in Wuhan that Fauci’s NIAID funded. Then, when the World Health Organization went to investigate, it turned down the independent American scientists former Trump task force member Brett Giroir offered to send. “We’ll take Peter Daszak,” he said the WHO told Giroir. Daszak went to Wuhan, McCullough said, looked around and declared the virus “didn’t come from the lab.” “This all happened under the watch of people,” he said.
The White House moved to reduce the likelihood of an artificial intelligence-made bioweapon by vetting the vendors of molecular materials
The White House science office announced on Thursday that the government would begin to screen purchases of synthetic nucleic acids, the raw material scientists use to build viruses in the lab. The policy tackles the possibility of a humanity-exterminating bioweapon — among the major fears of artificial intelligence labs for years — by closely guarding the critical inputs for making one. It offers a highly technical solution to Silicon Valley’s existential dread about a humanity-exterminating biological disaster.
“Through this Policy, the Administration is building a dynamic biosecurity defense centered on strong controls over the materials that enable synthetic biology misuse,” said White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Director Michael Kratsios in a Thursday letter introducing the policy.
Darline Graham may go down as the most baffling Republican nominee of the 2026 midterms. The only reason she was put forward is that she was a dead senator’s sibling. She didn’t seem to have much in the way of views or motivation. She should never have gotten the endorsement, and everyone who had anything to do with that decision should have no role in the 2028 election.
Some people are still defending this train wreck. They shouldn’t. Daniel Greenfield at FrontPage Magazine has the right of it: there was no reason to run her except a shared last name and a presumed incumbency that was more of a minus than a plus in a change election.
Protests that began in France have spread across much of Europe, drawing young people into the streets in growing numbers and unsettling investors watching for signs of political instability.
What started as demonstrations over the cost of living, housing, and cuts to education and social services has broadened into a wider expression of frustration over Europe’s sluggish economy and the limited prospects for a better life facing younger generations. In several cities, rallies have turned violent, with images of looted shops and burning streets topping media headlines and contributing to a flight from European bonds into perceived havens such as U.S. Treasuries.
Van Jones just told the country the quiet part out loud, and he did it with a grin. On CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins, the former Obama official admitted that Democrats did not win the 2026 midterms on pure vibes or superior candidates. They ran a coordinated online operation through something called the American Accountability Network that flooded social media with tens of thousands of actual people pushing one relentless message: everything is unaffordable, and it is the Republicans’ fault.
“The Republicans never figured out what we were doing,” Jones said. He described tens of thousands of “online humans, not bots” working in concert so that everywhere Americans looked, the conversation was about kitchen-table pain tied positively to Democrats and negatively to the GOP.
Just one week after pulling off a surprise victory over incumbent Republican Rep. Tim Moore in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District race, Democrat LaKesha Womack is set to appear in court on a pending felony charge.
Womack secured 51.1% of the vote in the House race, while Moore received 48.9%, according to election results reported by The Associated Press.
The Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office previously confirmed to Fox News Digital that Womack had been served a criminal summons on Oct. 11 by a deputy with the Polk County Sheriff’s Office on a pending felony charge alleging she failed to return a rental vehicle valued at $20,000 in 2019.
AUSTIN, Texas — As the Democrats’ blue wave began to slam into Texas, Richard Torres, a Texan who has voted blue his entire life, kept peering at the results pouring in on reporters’ screens all around him.
And when it was announced Texas state Rep. James Talarico had toppled Ken Paxton, he sat down to take it in. Torres was the former chair of the Williamson County Democratic Party, where Talarico grew up and attended high school in Round Rock, Texas.
He never thought that Texas Republicans would be swept away by the oncoming blue wave.
It turns out allegedly Julie is encouraging James Winn to support and encourage Megan Outten to become president of the council and she would recommend James Winn for vice president. Good Luck with that!
For YEARS I have been saying Julie Giardano is a RINO and this just goes to prove I was right. I have been hearing she’s been making racist comments since she lost and she’s flying off the handle.
Now this most recent move with her suggesting Megan and James control the council is her ONLY was to save the Idiots jobs, Adam Corry, Cory Huston, Steve Larkin, Bunky, Heather Lankford and Jessica Hunter jobs. I can’t say with absolute certainty that all will be FIRED, but I’d say if it is anything like what/who I endorsed in this election I’d kinda bank on my being right.
Go away Julie, seriously. The citizens have proven you need to go by a large margin, NOT “razor thin”. And for God’s sake, can I finally get to do what I do best and get back to Blogging and boost Ernie Davis and the rest of the WINNERS!
While Queen Julie conceded the loss to a black man, it turns out while she waited in hopes the numbers would change. It turns out the numbers went from 600 to 1,900 in favor of Ernie Davis.
Julie Giordano said, she “wasn’t handed the keys to the kingdom” proving once again she thought we were all her pheasants.
Meanwhile WBOC was quoted as saying it was a razor thin margin and then it increased from 600 to 1,900 votes, it was a landslide.
Julie and her crew has to realize she/they were NOT fit to run the county. Meanwhile Julie and Heather are obsessed with researching my business, Wife and I but they will be gone soon enough. Their obsession will finally be gone and county employees and start relaxing. Heather and Julie started installing cameras in county departments where Heather would constantly view the cameras LIVE and call employees saying, what are you talking about in the hallway. That’s how paranoid they were. Clearly, (below) the stalking hasn’t stopped.
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Hey, Julie–Ai says this about what you’re touting to vanity-publish. So proceed at your own peril, but “vanity press” is definitely a very bad idea & makes you look so desperate– maybe you should lawyer up! ******** Use of Confidential Information: Most local ethics laws explicitly prohibit current and former officials from using confidential information acquired during their public service for personal economic benefit (such as selling a book). Executive Session Violations: Local boards and councils regularly meet in closed “executive sessions” to discuss legal advice, property acquisition, or personnel issues. Disclosing the specifics of these sessions can violate local charters and state open-meetings laws, leading to official censures or civil penalties.” |
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She hasn’t even conceited the loss to her opponent while announcing in typical crybaby style she’s written a book. Unbelievable!!!
Look for lawsuits in the future.
What went down as an unforgettable Super Bowl Halftime Show mishap may have actually been part of the show.
Janet Jackson’s longtime fashion designer, Wayne Scot Lukas, told TMZ Sports that the singer’s infamous “wardrobe malfunction” is not at all what fans believe it to be.
The designer said deeming the pop culture moment a “wardrobe malfunction” was false because Jackson’s outfit was designed to reveal her breast due to a change that was made when it was decided the performance alongside Justin Timberlake needed more spice at the 2004 Super Bowl.
“He [Timberlake] coined the term wardrobe malfunction, which blamed it on me,” Lukas told the outlet. “So, you have to understand my mother’s bible study group was watching the show and they’re all excited to see Wayne’s big project and then Justin goes ‘It’s just a little wardrobe malfunction. We want to give you something to talk about.’”
Florida voters have approved sweeping property-tax breaks that could save homeowners thousands of dollars a year — but out-of-staters looking to cash in on the Sunshine State’s latest perk face a five-year catch.
Amendment 3 passed during the Tuesday midterms with roughly 62% of the vote, clearing the 60% threshold required to change Florida’s Constitution and paving the way for a major expansion of the state’s homestead exemption.
Beginning in 2027, Florida homeowners who qualify for the state’s homestead exemption will be able to shield the first $150,000 of their home’s assessed value from most local property taxes, up from $50,000 today. That tax-free portion will rise to $250,000 in 2028 and increase with inflation beginning in 2029.
The Baltimore Ravens have found a fix to their quarterback injury woes by trading for Arizona Cardinals star Jacoby Brissett.
The Ravens are down to third-choice undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano ahead of Thursday night’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, leaving general manager Eric DaCosta desperately scrabbling around for a long-term solution.
NFL insider Ian Rapoport was the first to report on Wednesday that the Ravens are now finalizing a trade for Brissett, with the deal set to be completed over the weekend.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s 26-year-old son-in-law, Republican Michael Alfonso, is set to make history as the youngest member of Congress.
Alfonso won approximately 56 percent of the vote in Wisconsin‘s 7th Congressional District, inheriting the seat after Republican Tom Tiffany vacated it to run for governor, ultimately losing.
The Associated Press called the race for Alfonso at around 10pm, with unofficial results showing him leading Democrat Fred Clark 56.1 percent to 43.9 percent with 79 percent of the vote counted.
His victory means he will enter Congress younger than Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was when she first won the election in 2018, aged 29.
Ocasio-Cortez had already lost her title as the youngest member of Congress to Democrat Maxwell Frost in 2022, now 29, when he was elected at just 25.
Alfonso will now take that title from Frost.
Alfonso, who is married to Duffy’s daughter Evita, will be the first member of Congress born in the 2000s
President Trump reacted to the Republicans’ midterm defeats last night on Fox News, where he credited the Republicans for their own defeat, saying they failed to excite people enough and that he doesn’t see last night’s repudiation of Republicans as a “defeat for me.”
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Democrats officially flipped control of the House and Senate on Tuesday night, taking a massive majority in the House and flipping seven Senate seats so far.
Trump responded in a series of messages on Truth Social last night
After failing to make any real accomplishments, especially in the Senate, while Republicans controlled all three branches of government, Trump said the Republicans “just didn’t inspire people.”
“They didn’t like the candidates, and some of the candidates that I endorsed fought me, and they didn’t like that they fought me,” Trump said.
“I mean, this MAGA base is incredible, the most loyal people, the greatest people, the people that built America… I was trying to get people in that were people that, frankly, let’s say that I didn’t get along with, but for purposes of the party I went along with it, and the base would tell me, you know, hundreds of thousands of people would just say, ‘Sir, they weren’t for you,’ and you know they’d fell out all the flaws. They knew more than I did about these people in some cases”
Members of Minnesota’s Somali community who know something about Rep. Ilhan Omar’s past are learning the hard way that speaking up can get you jumped, threatened with a coma, or told outright that you are going to be killed. A New York Post investigation published this morning details a fiercely protective network that bombards critics with online threats and physical harm in the United States, Europe, and Africa.
The group is not officially tied to Omar’s office, and it is unclear whether she directs them. What is clear is the effect. Almost no one inside the community will talk on the record.
President Trump dropped the news on Election Day morning. On Fox & Friends, he said the roughly four billion dollars a year the United States has been sending Israel gets cut off at the end of the year.
“We were giving them $4 billion – we are – but it gets cut off at the end of the year,” Trump told the hosts. He described the package as military aid, cash, or “barter.” Then he added the part that matters. He and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had already agreed to it months earlier. Netanyahu brought it up.
“They don’t need it,” Trump said. “Israel is a very thriving country.”
The current deal is the 2016 memorandum of understanding that runs through fiscal 2028. It provides about $3.8 billion a year, mostly Foreign Military Financing plus $500 million for joint missile defense work like Iron Dome, Arrow, and David’s Sling. Nearly all of that money is spent buying American weapons. Israel has been the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. aid since 1948. Adjusted for inflation, the total exceeds $300 billion.
Netanyahu has been saying for months he wants to taper the aid down to zero over the next decade. He told The Economist and CBS that Israel has come of age, built its own capabilities, and should stop depending on foreign grants. Trump simply accelerated the timeline. The two leaders decided the annual checks stop after 2026.
Israel can still buy whatever it wants from the United States. Trump also said America will still help if Israel actually needs it. The difference is the end of the automatic transfer.
Americans will reset their clocks again this weekend after the Senate left a Trump-backed daylight saving bill stranded, despite a big bipartisan House vote and the president’s public push.
House Republicans already did their part. In July they passed the Sunshine Protection Act by a wide bipartisan margin, 307 to 117, with only 22 Republicans and 95 Democrats voting no. The measure would let states keep daylight saving time year-round so families stop the twice-a-year ritual of changing clocks.
The Senate has not advanced it. Progress has ground to a halt even as President Donald Trump has pressed the upper chamber to pass the bill or at least take a vote, Fox News Digital reported.
A drunken Massachusetts state trooper was arrested after he broke into a woman’s Boston apartment — and passed out in her bed, according to court records.
Officer Michael E. McGuire, 37, was slapped with a breaking and entering charge after climbing into the South End pad around 1:30 a.m. Sunday, the Boston Globe reported.
The woman — the trooper’s unidentified ex-girlfriend — told police the couple called it quits a month ago, but met up for drinks Saturday night.
Correct me if I am wrong BUT I recall at least TWO times when elections were within ONE VOTE, (Shanie Shields) two different times locally. When WBOC stated today a few times today that the race was “RAZOR THIN” between Ernie Davis and Julie Giordano, NO IT WASN’T REZOR THIN!
When I ran for Maor I immediately conceited and immediately congratulated Jim Ireton, period. Julie continues her racism by NOT congratulating Ernie Davis and in fact says it’s not over until every vote is counted. Ernie beat her A$$ by 600 votes, NOT ONE VOTE.
Give it up GREASEBALL and congratulate Mr. Ernie Davis.
