Month: November 2022

Numbers released Monday show that the FBI ran 192,749 National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) background checks on Black Friday 2022. The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) noted that the 192,749 NICS checks on Black Friday 2022 “[rank] it third in the Top 10 Highest Days for NICS checks and…[represent] a 2.8 percent increase from …

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As Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan crisscrosses the country in search of support for a possible 2024 presidential run, there’s always one person on his team, usually off to the side, keeping a sharp eye on the room: a Maryland state trooper. Hogan, like previous Maryland governors, has an executive protection detail from the Maryland State …

Security costs for Maryland Gov. Hogan’s 2022 travels top $200K Read More »

In September, President Biden called his administration’s work with railroad companies and a dozen unions to avert a nationwide rail strike a “win for America.” That supposedly winning deal unraveled last week when America’s largest rail union voted to reject the deal. And now, after Biden and the White House told contradicting tales about how …

Biden Steamrolls Unions, Asks Congress to Force Contract to Avert Rail Strike Read More »

Cutbacks could effect three South Jersey daily newspapers; six other N.J. papers Thursday and Friday will be tough days at Gannett, which will lay off about 200 more employees this week, according to a Poynter report.   The latest round of cuts follows 400 layoffs over the summer, with an additional 400 vacant positions that will remain unfilled. …

Gannett braces for 200 more layoffs this week Read More »

At a protest rally in Beijing this week, a Chinese Communist Party official warned the gathering protestors not to be misguided by “foreign influence.” An angry protestor quipped back from the crowd, “by foreign influence do you mean Marx and Engels?” Last Thursday, a street protestor in the hinterland metropolis Chongqing eloquently addressed a cheering crowd, …

Chinese protests aren’t about COVID — they’re about a dictatorship Read More »

OCEAN CITY – Citing a continued need to recruit seasonal municipal bus drivers and Boardwalk tram drivers and conductors, resort officials last week approved a series of incentives to attract and reward new employees. Ongoing discussions at the Ocean City Transportation Committee level regarding a series of incentives for municipal bus drivers and Boardwalk tram …

Council Approves Bus, Tram Driver Incentive Programs Read More »

“Need human rights, need freedom,” chanted hundreds of protesters Saturday night in Shanghai, along with “Don’t want Covid test, want freedom!” and “Don’t want dictatorship, want democracy!” Plus demands for President Xi Jinping to “step down.” Xi’s insane “Zero COVID” policies and the endless severe lockdowns they require are a disaster for the nation. And the protests …

Fury over China’s insane, endless COVID lockdowns exposes the idiocy of President Xi Read More »

Days after the tragic shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colorado, another mass shooting occurred at a local Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia. Six people were killed in the incident; the shooter committed suicide. Whenever there’s a mass shooting, there’s grotesque media saturation coverage about the shooter, the weapon, and the body count, which usually triggers another …

Why the Media Have Shifted Gears on the VA Walmart Shooting Read More »

From 30% to 60% of tabulators and/or printers were not working in Maricopa County on Election Day in the 223 voting centers in the county. Tens of thousands of voters had problems on Election Day in the count Maricopa County originally announced that on Election Day over 540,000 voters visited one of the 223 vote …

“I Know Everything You’re Hearing Is Going to Be Dropped in Bin #3 – There Will Come a Day When You Sit Before a Higher Judge” – Maricopa County Election Worker Testifies Scanners were Not Working ALL DAY – Computers Went Down (VIDEO) Read More »

The Dutch government is planning to buy and close down up to 3,000 farms near environmentally sensitive areas to be in compliance with EU environmental rules. It comes after farmer protests erupted this summer following a government plan to reduce nitrogen emissions by 50% by 2030, The New York Times reported. Farmers believe the measure unfairly …

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