Month: September 2023

A Hawaii state lawmaker on Friday slammed President Biden’s recent trip to the devastated island of Maui, telling Fox News that locals saw his comments as a “slap in the face,” criticizing him for routinely “butchering” official’s names and appearing to fall asleep during a memorial for fire victims. Hawaii House Minority Floor Leader Diamond Garcia, R-Oahu, said …

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Vice President Kamala Harris said during an interview over the weekend that Republican criticism of her stems from her opponents being “scared” of her and the “merit of the work” that she has done. Harris, who according to polling is the worst-rated vice president in modern American history, made the remarks during an interview with …

Kamala Harris On Attacks Against Her: GOP ‘Scared’ Of ‘Merit Of The Work’ I’ve Done Read More »

The secretary also said the U.S. is investing $665.5 million in security assistance and $206 million in humanitarian assistance. The Biden administration pledged to invest $520 million in Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as part of a new aid package totaling more than $1 billion. “At the Ukraine Recovery Conference held in London a few months ago, I …

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It’s not unusual that power-mad politicians justify depriving us of liberty using the appeal to emotion:“If it saves one life.” Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo justified the statewide shutdown with this poppycock: “And if everything we do saves just one life, I’ll be happy.” Former president Obama said “If we save even one life from gun …

If it Saves One Life and Other Meretricious Lies Read More »

It was discovered last week that the Wicomico County Board of Education continues to support obscene materials that are pervasively vulgar to be included in the classroom media center. The WCBOE has modified its policy and procedure over the past year to fully open the door to such materials, even to go as far to …

Wicomico BOE Approves of Another Obscene Book, Promoting Drug Use & Sex with Animals Read More »

A Prince George’s County, Maryland, music teacher has launched an initiative to overhaul school regulations to protect educators on campus. The teacher’s focus follows a traumatic attack where two students beat her up on the school’s playground last May. Renee Calloway continues to work at the Potomac Landing Elementary School in Fort Washington. Still, she …

‘One More Blow Could Have Ended My Life’: Maryland Teacher Says She Was Attacked, Kicked In Head By Two Elementary School Students. Now, She’s Pushing for Classroom Safety Read More »

Great summary!  My guess is that a poll of Americans would show that the majority of the public still has not heard of the collapse of Building 7, so successful has the news blackout been. For an even more succinct treatment of the subject, see “Waxing Indignant over 9/11 Truth.”  For Building 7 in particular, …

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A female high school student has died following a shooting in Maryland and at least two schools in the vicinity were on lockdown as police investigated the scene. Police officials confirmed the girl was a student at DuVal High School in Lanham, Maryland. She was found with a gunshot wound and taken to a hospital where she later died. …

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CNN political commentator Van Jones mocked the idea of re-electing 80-year-old President Biden as akin to giving “grandpa a high-stress job for six more years.” Jones, a former adviser to President Barack Obama, pointed to a new CNN poll which showed that Biden’s approval rating sank to just 39% as voters expressed worry about his advanced age …

CNN pundit Van Jones mocks the idea of re-electing aging Biden: ‘Would you give this grandpa a high-stress job for six more years?’ Read More »