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The conservative-leaning Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down Democrat Governor Tony Evers’ statewide mask mandate in a 4-3 ruling. The state supreme court ruled that Evers violated the law by unilaterally issuing multiple emergency orders and circumventing the state legislature. “The question in this case is not whether the governor acted wisely; it is …

Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Down Democrat Governor’s Mask Mandate Read More »

Is social media removing public dislike count totals because Joe Biden is so horribly disliked?  What is Joe Biden’s true number of dislikes?  Has anyone received a worse ratio than Joe? More

The wealthy are reveling in their giant mountains of money, but meanwhile our society is literally coming apart at the seams all around us.  The stock market has been hovering near all-time record highs, and for those at the very top of the economic pyramid these may seem like the best of times.  But for most Americans, the “good …

America’s Cities Are Being Turned Into Crime-Ridden War-Zones; Murder Rates Are Way Up Again In 2021 Read More »

After a months-long attempt to overturn the results of an Iowa congressional election by House Democrats, the drawn-out fight is finally over. Democrat Rita Hart, who lost to Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA), asked the Democratic majority in the House to review the results of the second congressional district’s election. The results were twice recounted and …

BREAKING: In a Blow to Pelosi, Rita Hart Concedes Unhinged Fight to Steal Iowa Race Read More »

Rep. Matt Gaetz’s father has backed up his claim that he was extorted over claims he slept with a 17-year-old and says he wore a wire to try help his son expose it. Yesterday it emerged that Gaetz is under investigation by the Department of Justice over claims that he had a sexual relationship with …

Matt Gaetz’s father says he DID wear an FBI wire ‘to help his son expose ex-DOJ official trying to extort him for $25m over ”lie” that he sex trafficked 17-year-old girl’ Read More »

Asao Inoue – who teaches first-year writing courses and serves as associate dean for Academic Affairs, Equity, and Inclusion – wrote Labor-Based Grading Contracts: Building Equity and Inclusion in the Compassionate Writing Classroom, in which he advocates for a system of grading that circumvents merit. Inoue – whose “research focuses on antiracist and social justice theory” – explains that his book discusses “grading …

ASU Dean Writes Book Alleging That Grading Students’ Writing Is “White Supremacy” Read More »

I have been serving this chicken salad recipe for over 30 years and it has always been my #1 seller on the menu. I usually serve it in the summer but the grapes are coming in so sweet recently I just had the urge to prepare it again. Since last weekend we sold out so …

The Best Chicken Salad You’ve Ever Had Read More »

Churchgoing citizens are now a minority demographic in the United States. The percentage of Americans who belong to a house of worship such as a church, synagogue, or mosque dipped below 50% for the first time ever, according to a survey released by Gallup. The new survey, published on Monday, found that only 47% of Americans …

For first time ever, majority of Americans don’t belong to a church or other house of worship Read More »

According to a new poll by You/Gov and Yahoo Sports, 34.5 percent of Americans are watching sports less today than a year ago because of politics. Fully half of Americans have changed their viewing habits for sports as some viewers — 11 percent — claim they watched more sports because of the political advocacy. But three …

More Than 1/3 of Americans Watch Fewer Sports Read More »

Insanity Wrap needs to know: What’s so funny about parents needing to endure a year of public school closures just to teach them the real value of public school teachers who still won’t go back to work? Answer: Beats us. You’ll have to ask Kamala Harris. Before we get to the sordid details, a quick …

Insanity Wrap #176: Is Kamala Harris the Worst Person in the World? (Maybe!) Read More »