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Clarence Thomas Unleashes Brutal Smackdown Against the Supreme Court Over Election Ruling

On Monday, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas unleashed on his fellow Supreme Court justices after they voted against taking up cases relating to ballot-integrity measures for the 2020 election and future elections. “That decision to rewrite the rules seems to have affected too few ballots to change the outcome of any federal election. But that …

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Reporter Pummels Biden Official: ‘All Of This Work Was Done In The Previous Administration’

In what might be the most shocking thing that has happened of late, a mainstream media reporter defended President Trump. During a press briefing at the State Department, Spokesperson Ned Price was grilled by Associated Press reporter Matt Lee for taking credit for work on the coronavirus pandemic that was done by the Trump administration. …

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Jamie Raskin Attacks Trump as ‘Cult Leader’ on The View

Appearing on ABC’s The View on Monday, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) discussed the future of former President Donald Trump, claiming that he remains a “threat to the American public” and is likely to “destroy the Republican Party” due to “his authoritarianism and his determination to remain a cult leader.” After noting the former president’s recent attacks on …

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Reparations commissioners slated for top federal pay grade that hasn’t existed since 1978

The Democrats’ proposed slavery reparations commission legislation contains an outdated provision that designates top-tier GS-18 federal pay for each member of the commission it establishes. According to the Office of Personnel Management, the highest pay grade for federal civil service employees is currently the GS-15 level, which goes up to $172,500. The Commission to Study and Develop …

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Biden AG pick Merrick Garland says there’s room for new gun control

President Biden’s nominee for attorney general Merrick Garland on Monday said there’s legal room for new federal gun control and he wouldn’t rule out policies that ban certain types of guns. Garland, a federal appeals court judge, told senators at his confirmation hearing that Biden supports new limits and that his job would be to pursue them. …

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Jeff Bezos reportedly linked to Washington Football Team as new majority owner

If the Washington Football Team becomes available, you can count on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to be one of the suitors to take over as majority owner of the team, according to court documents obtained by Front Office Sports. Bezos’ attorney had a discussion with Baltimore-based sports investment banking firm Moag & Co., Front Office Sports reported. And the website also stated …

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John Kerry ‘colluded’ with Iran to undermine Trump, report says

Biden administration officials, including John Kerry and Robert Malley, had meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif during the Trump administration that were orchestrated to undermine President Biden’s predecessor, a recent report from The Washington Times claims. Zarif held meetings with Obama administration veterans who could return to power “to devise a political strategy to undermine the Trump administration” …

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Maryland Lawmakers Considering Rescinding Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights

Maryland was the first state to implement a police bill of rights. It could also be the first state to repeal it. Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis isn’t too happy with lawmakers at the moment. Sheriff Lewis says any attempt to repeal the LEOBR is misguided.  “Quite frankly I’m disgusted with it because what the …

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Ocean City says to keep an eye out for stranded seals on beaches

Authorities in Ocean City are reminding residents and visitors to keep an eye out for seals that may be spotted on the beaches or in the waters around the coastal town. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says marine mammals tend to strand seasonally in the area based on the species. Seals tend to be in Maryland during the …

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Two Months Into 2021, Maryland Gas Prices Already Higher Than Highest Point Of 2020, AAA Says

t’s bad news for drivers, as AAA reports gas prices in Maryland are on the rise. Just two months into 2021 and gas prices are already higher than the highest point of 2020. $2.63. That’s the average amount AAA says you can expect to pay for a gallon of regular gasoline in Maryland. That’s up …

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