Month: December 2020

Sixteen Republican Attorneys General filed an amicus brief in support of the National Rifle Association (NRA) as New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) pushes for the dissolution of the NRA as an organization. On August 6, 2020, the Associated Press reported that James sued the NRA and said, “The NRA’s influence has been so powerful that the …

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Last week news broke that senator-elect Tommy Tuberville may challenge the Electoral College votes on the US Senate floor in January. Several states were stolen from President Trump in his landslide 2020 election. Democrats and the media claim it is perfectly normal to lock out GOP observers while you manufacture tens of thousands of votes …

OUTRAGEOUS! Mitch McConnell Will Reach Out to Senator-Elect Tommy Tuberville and Urge Him To Turn His Back on Trump in Electoral College Vote Read More »

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Three people were injured and another was killed in three separate Christmas morning shootings in Baltimore. Police are investigating a double shooting overnight. Officers responded to a Shot Spotter alert around 12:37 a.m. Friday in the unit block of South Carey Street. There they found two women, ages 30 and 33, suffering from …

4 Shot, 1 Fatally, Christmas Morning In West Baltimore Read More »

Gets absentee ballot someone else requested at his home (WASHINGTON EXAMINER) — Georgia’s outspoken elections manager has clocked hundreds of hours investigating voter fraud and defending the integrity of the state’s election system. But recently, one case of alleged illegal voting hit a little too close to home for Gabriel Sterling. Sterling said he received …

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The University of Michigan has a “Words Matter Task Force.” Seriously. Maybe that’s why out-of-state tuition costs more than $66,000 a year. The WMTF, set up by the school’s Information and Technology Services (ITS) department, has declared that it finds more than two dozen words and phrases possibly offensive to people, including “picnic,” “brown bag” and “blacklist.” …

University Claims Words ‘Picnic,’ ‘Brown Bag’ Are Offensive Read More »

A majority of American voters have no plans to get the COVID-19 vaccine right away, with a sizable percentage of that group saying they will never get it at all, according to a new Just the News Daily Poll with Scott Rasmussen. Among voters, 65% said they will either “wait and see how it works,” that …

Majority of Americans plan to delay COVID vaccine or not get it at all Read More »

The US Court system has been taken over by the corrupt left.  It’s time for the Justices on the Court to rule based on righteousness.  The 2020 election was stolen.  Joe Biden received 20 million fraudulent votes and biased judges and Obama judges are the only ones to see cases and they then ridicule and …

Have the Courts Been Compromised Too? Where are the Righteous Judges? Supreme Court Slows President Trump’s PA Case! Read More »

Exclusive video obtained by The Post shows the moment just before a female staffer for Gov. Andrew Cuomo was bashed in the head by a homeless man in broad daylight in Manhattan. The chilling footage shows the man first sneaking up behind unsuspecting 51-year-old staffer Lisa Cavanaugh as she strolls along Third Avenue near East 48th Street …

Video captures the moments before Cuomo staffer is randomly bashed in the head Read More »

The president’s critics are once again melting down at moves from the Trump administration in what they firmly believe are the last days of the controversial head of state’s term. According to e-mails obtained by The Hill, the administration’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is considering changes to the current budgeting process under which agencies …

Proposed Trump Changes to Government Accountability Have the Swamp Reeling Read More »

A judge from Fulton County which includes Atlanta has dismissed a lawsuit by the Republican Party seeking to limit the use of voter drop boxes for Georgia’s two U.S. Senate runoff races saying the state has immunity from being sued, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Thursday. Republicans had argued that drop boxes should be limited to …

Far Left Georgia Judge Says It’s Constitutional to Keep Voter Drop Boxes Open At All Hours – Throws Out GOP Case Read More »