Month: July 2022

Ron DeSantis Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) spoke out on Wednesday against the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for members of the military. “[Biden] still insists on imposing vax mandates through the federal government. Yes, we’ve beat him on the business mandate. We’ve not complied with the medical mandate. But they’ve kicked people out of military …

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A Republican senator has said he will “absolutely oppose” a bill redefining marriage nationwide, warning that liberal activists plan to “use it as a weapon” to drive Christians out of the public square. During Wednesday’s episode of “Washington Watch with Tony Perkins,” Senator James Lankford (R-Okla.) announced for the first time that he will vote against H.R. …

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OCEAN CITY — A malfunctioning traffic signal at 17th Street could have contributed to a pedestrian-vehicle collision on Tuesday afternoon. Around 12:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officers responded to a reported vehicle-pedestrian collision at 17th Street and Philadelphia Avenue. The pedestrian was transported by Ocean City EMS to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional with minor …

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(Pixabay) The second quarter economic numbers for the United States were released on Thursday, and Joe Biden’s economy now meets the traditional definition of a recession: negative economic growth for two consecutive quarters. The Gross Domestic Product contracted 0.9% in the second quarter, following the 1.6% contraction from the first part of the year. The …

It’s a recession! 2nd quarter numbers meet the definition Read More »

You know the saying, ‘practice makes perfect.’ That does not apply to Vice President Kamala Harris. She’s degraded in her overall performance to do the job. The first issue was that she couldn’t do it from the outset of this administration. She’s a mess. Listen to any speech, and it’s a word salad. It’s almost …

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Democrats have continually promoted the idea of providing “gender-affirming” health care for children, such as puberty blockers. But the Food and Drug Administration has issued new warnings about one puberty blocker that could have severe side effects. President Joe Biden himself has supported initiatives to “protect” such treatments for transgender individuals. In celebration of Transgender …

The Left Pushed This Dangerous Drug for Children, Now the FDA Issues Dire Warning About Permanent Damage Read More »

Anglers in the middle Bay are lucky to have good numbers of speckled trout and bluefish during the striped bass closure. Fishing for bluegill and other species of sunfish is a summertime passion for many, no matter one’s age. Summertime temperatures are causing many species of freshwater fish to feed at night, so getting out …

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President Joe Biden is almost pretty much out of the woods when it comes to recovering from COVID-19, or so we’re told. His symptoms are nearly “resolved,” though it’s worth reminding time and time again that the White House refuses to make Biden’s personal physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, directly available to the American people, instead insisting that …

Hostage-Like Video From Joe Biden Is Really Freaking Everybody Out Read More »

House prices in the US could be on the verge of dropping by up to 20 per cent because of cratering demand caused by rising mortgage rates, a leading economist warned. Ian Shepherdson, a chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, pointed out in a note to investors on Tuesday that there are now 40 percent more …

Is the property bubble FINALLY about to burst? House prices are on verge of plunging by up to 20%, economist says, thanks to soaring prices that have ‘cratered demand’, rising mortgage rates and a glut of supply Read More »