Month: July 2022

Gates is circumventing a 1932 anti-corporate farm ownership law Bill Gates, who already owns close to 270,000 acres of land in the U.S., has been granted the legal authority to buy another 2100 acres in North Dakota despite protests by local residents. Gates, already the largest farmland owner in the country, has secured the go ahead …

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Three physicians are suing Twitter, alleging the company violated its own terms of service and community standards when it suspended their accounts for posting “truthful statements regarding COVID-19 policy, diagnosis and/or treatment.” Drs. Robert Malone, Peter McCullough and Bryan Tyson on Monday filed the lawsuit in Superior Court in California, San Francisco County. The complaint alleges Twitter breached the terms of …

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Joe Biden’s Director of the National Economic Council on Thursday let the mask slip when asked what he would tell Americans who can’t afford high gas prices for years to come. “What do you say to those families that say, ‘listen, we can’t afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months, if not years?’” CNN …

“This is the Future of the Liberal World Order and We Have to Stand Firm” – Biden Advisor When Asked What He Would Tell Americans Who Can’t Afford High Gas Prices (VIDEO) Read More »

The RSLC says it believes the recent Supreme Court abortion ruling will not impact the midterm elections The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), a political organization dedicated to electing Republicans to state legislative and executive positions, insists the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on abortion is not the main issue voters will carry with them to the ballot …

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The price hike on U.S. Postal Service (USPS) postage products is set to kick in next week as the country grapples with soaring inflation. The Forever Stamp — which will be raised from 58 cents to 60 cents — and four other stamp products will see their prices go up on July 10. The USPS announced they …

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Pelosi’s unfavorability is second only to Putin’s Former President Donald Trump is the most popular politician in the United States, according to a poll released Friday by Harvard CAPS Harris. More than a quarter of registered voters said they viewed Trump very favorably, meaning that 42% of registered voters have “Favorable” or “Very favorable” views of …

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The average car is getting less affordable for the average person, with typical monthly payments hitting all-time highs. According to a report by Cox Automotive and Moody’s Analytics, the affordability of new vehicles continued to climb in May for the fourth month in a row, with monthly car payments averaging $712 per month. “Unfortunately for the segment …

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In case you were wondering whether the Biden administration could do anything more to cripple the U.S. fossil fuel industry, the answer is yes. The Environmental Protection Agency is considering an “ozone violation designation” for portions of the Permian Basin, the largest oil field in the United States, according to Bloomberg News. The Permian Basin is located …

Biden Apparently Thinks $5 Gas Isn’t Painful Enough – His EPA Is Attacking America’s Largest Oilfield Read More »

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from a fatal mix of fentanyl and cocaine before he his body was discovered last week, according to a city medical examiner. As a spokesperson for Baltimore’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner told DailyMail.com on Friday, the 26-year-old’s death has been ruled an accident. No written autopsy is …

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Lying apparently now is accepted by the Department of Justice. At least for SOME people. That would be if you’re an employee there. That’s evident from a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland from Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa. Grassley, the ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has announced he is demanding answers from Garland …

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