Month: September 2023

A fourth IRS official has told Congress about roadblocks that now-special counsel David Weiss faced last year in attempting to bring charges against Hunter Biden outside his district in Delaware. Darrell Waldon, the former IRS special agent in charge of the agency’s Washington field office, told the House Ways and Means Committee in a closed-door interview earlier this month about a number of challenges …

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Whether it’s because they have no fear of consequence or because they really are that stupid, Democrat operatives regularly stuff ballot boxes in full view of cameras. The pattern is nauseatingly familiar at this point: First, Big Left’s candidate comes from behind to win an election with a handful of mail-in or absentee votes. Then, …

Maybe This Latest Blatant Ballot Box Stuffing Scandal Will Be the Last Straw Read More »

RAONOKE, Va. (WFXR) – The first day of in-person voting will begin on Friday, Sept. 22 in the state of Virginia. The Virginia Department of Elections is asking for anyone interested in voting early, to visit the local registrar’s office or another satellite voting located in the county. Registration begins 45 days before election day, …

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A conservative history teacher is running for office. After a Democrat operative complained to the school about her tweets, it coordinated with her political opponent on the investigation. A Virginia school board member seeking a promotion to the state legislature may have used her position in an attempt to sabotage her election opponent — a …

Virginia Democrat Used Gov’t Position To Play Role In Reprimand Of Her Conservative Opponent, Records Reveal Read More »

In the interest of safety, the City of Salisbury has made the decision to cancel the entire Maryland Folk Festival scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 23. The current plan is for Sunday’s schedule to proceed as normal.

Washington, D.C. –Congressman Andy Harris M.D. (MD-01), Chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies released the following statement in support of the unprecedented Sequester Resolution (SR) working its way through the House of Representatives. Statement From Chairman Harris: “I fully support the passage of a Sequester …

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Despite accusing the right of “white supremacy,” the savior complex is actually a leftist problem. Influenced by Marxist ideologies, leftists often ally with immigrants and Muslims, whom they perceive as “oppressed.” They assume that their stance on open borders and “representation in movies,” ingratiates all immigrants to them so much that they could hold hands and sing …

LGBT Leftists Allege Betrayal by All-Muslim City Council After Pride Flag Ban: ‘Stabbing Us in the Back’ Read More »

Arizona 2022 GOP gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake was back in state court Thursday seeking access to review mail-in ballot envelope signatures from November’s general election in Maricopa County. Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer denied Lake’s request. In a Monday court filing, the county invoked a “privacy interest” to protect voters’ information as the reason for the …

Kari Lake Takes Maricopa County to Court After Gov’t Buries Evidence in Election Challenge Read More »

Most people don’t think twice about putting their leftovers in a Tupperware and popping the container in the microwave. However, the “microwave-safe” label on these containers may be misleading — potentially putting us at risk. What’s happening? For years, plastic companies used a chemical called Bisphenol A, or BPA, in a range of products, including …

Expert issues warning over hidden danger of heating food in a microwave: ‘People certainly should care about it’ Read More »

SNOW HILL – The committee that reviews how local jurisdictions use casino revenues is seeking new spending plans from the Town of Berlin and Worcester County. The Local Development Council (LDC), which meets twice a year to review local jurisdictions’ casino revenue spending, agreed this week to ask for new spending plans from Berlin and …

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