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According to a New York Times profile of Rice published Friday, “she is focused on an array of issues like health care, immigration and gun safety as well as instilling racial equity throughout the government.” But what about all that negative energy? She’s treading the same hallways that Jared Kushner once did. Occupying the same office as …
On Wednesday, House Democrats passed an 800-page bill that would mandate insecure voting processes and subject voting tallies to partisan manipulation. It’s a slap in the face to the half of Americans, including many Democrats, who believe the 2020 election was riddled with fraud and errors, largely due to the rapid expansion of mail-in balloting and other suspensions of state election …
15 Insane Things In Democrats’ H.R. 1 Bill To Corrupt Elections Forever Read More »
Monday, Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) voiced his criticism of the $1.9 trillion COVID relief “monstrosity” which passed the Senate over the weekend. Hice told FNC’s “Fox & Friends First” that “there’s so much in this bill that’s just outright wrong” because so little of it “actually goes to COVID relief.” According to the Georgia congressman, …
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It should be clear now that the New York Times is waging culture war against everything and seeks to impose Year Zero. Its latest attack focuses on cartoon skunk Pepe Le Pew. Apparently, the amorous French skunk perpetuates rape culture. On the heels of Dr. Seuss being muzzled for racist depictions in a few books, another beloved childhood memory is also …
The Supreme Court of the United States once again refused to weigh the evidence of alleged voter fraud in the 2020 elections. On Monday, the SCOTUS declined to hear a Wisconsin election lawsuit. The breaking news was reported by the Election Wizard website. “The United State Supreme Court turned down the opportunity hear President Donald J. Trump’s election lawsuit against …
NY governor says, ‘I’m not going to be distracted’ New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reiterated Sunday afternoon that he will not resign until New York Attorney General Letitia James completes her investigation into multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against him. “I was elected by the people of the state. … I’m not going to resign because of allegations,” Cuomo …
Cuomo again refuses to resign, despite New Allegations Read More »
Amid new cultural offerings in Iran praising the life and works of the assassinated Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani, a Tehran-backed militia wrote on social media that it maintains secret cells inside Washington, D.C. and other American cities. “Resistance cells are rooted even in America and its capital,” the militia posted last week on Telegram, …
Iran-backed militia claims it has sleeper cells in U.S. capital Read More »
U.S. border officials have no plans for personnel on the southern border to administer coronavirus tests on migrants, which could risk the spread of the virus as thousands of families and children are released from federal custody into border communities and travel across the United States. The Biden administration is struggling to respond to the …
DHS won’t test thousands of Migrants before releasing into US Read More »
Ebay this week is working to purge from its servers the listing of six disputed Dr. Seuss books, even as it continues to allow the listing and sale of works such as Hitler’s antisemitic Nazi manifesto “Mein Kampf.” Dr. Seuss Enterprises announced this week that it would cease production of half a dozen Seuss books …
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Joe Biden’s plan to ring in International Women’s Day includes the signing of two executive orders that will create a White House gender policy council. The council will include a staff of four, three of whom will hold the title of special assistant to the president, according to a senior administration official who previewed the …