Month: September 2023

President Joe Biden, who lied about graduating at the top of his class at law school (and later apologized), is most worried about being perceived as ‘stupid,’ according to his biographer, Franklin Foer. During a Sunday discussion, Foer – an Atlantic staff writer who was allegedly a key disseminator of Russiagate propaganda, told NBC‘s “Meet the Press” that “one of the primary …

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How can educated men like former Vice President Mike Pence, former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, and former Texas Representative Will Hurd be so stupid? (I am leaving out former Attorney General Bill Barr since he’s busy looking at bridges.) They have spent much of their lives in Republican politics and yet …

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A nationwide social experiment launched by a wave of marijuana legalizations is finally bearing results in the form of higher depression rates and addiction. It started in 2012 in Colorado and Washington, setting off a domino effect that has seen restrictions lifted across nearly 40 states, including 23 where it’s legal to use marijuana recreationally. The Biden administration now …

Health effects of weed laid bare: Marijuana is behind 3 in 10 schizophrenia cases, can be a death sentence in pregnant users, but Biden STILL wants to ease restrictions on the drug Read More »

Inflation-squeezed Americans are defaulting on their credit cards and auto loans at levels not seen since the financial crisis – and the struggle to pay their bills is poised to get worse as interest rates rise and the moratorium on student loans expires. Low- and middle-income earners have been especially hit hard by soaring prices on everything from …

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Freddie Mac reported rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage averaged 7.18% as of Thursday The housing market continues to leave homebuyers struggling to find affordable options as mortgage rates surge and inventory remains scarce. One industry expert highlighted changes facing buyers trying to combat the new real estate terrain. “We’ve been stuck in this cycle now really …

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Infowars Host Owen Shroyer pleaded guilty in June to a single Class A Misdemeanor of Entering and Remaining in a Restricted Building or Grounds on January 6, 2021. The highly talented journalist was initially charged in August 2021 — eight months after remaining outside the US Capitol on January 6. After nearly two years of fighting charges …

BREAKING: DOJ Prosecutors Seek 120 Days in Prison for Owen Shroyer for Speaking Out Against Stolen 2020 Election – A Speech Crime Read More »

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that Americans who have received mRNA shots for Covid are now at a higher risk of infection from new variants of the virus than those who are unvaccinated. The CDC quietly made the damning admission in an update on its guidance regarding newly emerging variants of …

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I hit Assateague around 7:30 am and enjoyed a vacant beach till around 9:30 am, aside from the surfers who were having a blast. The horses came up the beach and decided to plop into the waves. Have a great day all…

The United States is making $12 billion available in grants and loans for automakers and suppliers to retrofit their plants to produce electric and other advanced vehicles, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm told reporters Thursday. The Biden administration will also offer $3.5 billion in funding to domestic battery manufacturers, Granholm said. For the advanced vehicles, $2 …

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A Maine health-care provider wants the nurses it fired during the pandemic for refusing to be vaccinated against the coronavirus to come back to work. MaineGeneral Health in Augusta has reached out to health-care workers, many of whom were denied unemployment compensation after they were fired, according to The Maine Wire. Former registered nurse Terry Poland …

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