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We have thousands of classical and big band albums all in fantastic condition we are giving away today. We have over 50,000 Rock-N-Roll albums inside the store and we simply don’t have room for these free albums. So take advantage or this opportunity to collect and re-sell these albums. One look inside our store and …
A major win for the Second Amendment happened with a court ruling released on Friday. It comes just weeks after another court struck down a major part of the National Firearms Act (NFA) involving suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns, as we previously wrote. The big news out of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on …
Blockbuster 2A Win, As Fifth Circuit Strikes Down Fed Ban on Interstate Handgun Sales Read More »
The mother of the alleged J6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. is finally speaking out in an exclusive sit-down interview from the Capitol! WATCH AND SHARE THIS UNDER-REPORTED STORY EVERYWHERE! In her first-ever sit-down interview, Delicia Cole chose LindellTV and GP’s Cara Castronuova to talk with. To say the least, Cole is still shell-shocked since …
Hidden camera footage captured two Democratic insiders describing James Talarico’s transgender pivot as a campaign strategy, with his longtime minister predicting he would return to his previous posture after securing office. Republicans have spent weeks accusing Texas State Rep. James Talarico, a Democrat representing the 50th District, of faking a rightward shift on transgender issues …
If you needed another reminder why this year’s midterm elections are so important, Barack Hussein Obama II is back to make the case: Democrats intend to seize control over artificial intelligence and shape it to their advantage. The former president, who has refused to exit the political stage a decade after leaving office, wants his communist-curious comrades to scare voters about potential …
The U.S. Department of Education has confirmed it has launched an investigation into a Massachusetts school district that is forcibly “transing” a young girl over her family’s objections. “Following reports that school officials allegedly facilitated a ‘gender transition’ of a CHILD without parental consent, ED has launched an investigation into the Public Schools of Northborough …
The complaint says courts have recognized a pattern of Dearborn preferencing Islam over other religions, in violation of U.S. law. public interest law firm filed a lawsuit today against the city of Dearborn, Michigan, for allegedly establishing Islam as a religion in violation of the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. The American Freedom Law …
Law Firm Sues Dearborn, Mich. For Discrimination in Favor of Islam Read More »
County says cold weather led to wastewater processing issues Last year’s deep freeze has come back to haunt Ocean Pines in the form of a six-figure state wastewater bill. The county owes $275,940 in Bay Restoration Fees after going two quarters without collecting the state’s $15 quarterly “flush tax” from Ocean Pines wastewater customers. Worcester …
Worcester could foist “flush tax” on OP customers Read More »
Maryland highway officials are planning to put a traffic light at Route 50 and Whaleyville Road, one of Worcester County’s most dangerous intersections. The announcement came just one day after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection 10 miles west of Berlin that shut down the roadway and sent five people to the hospital. Maryland State …
Six weeks after commissioners bitterly clashed over the fate of a multimillion-dollar rainy-day fund, Worcester County will all but drain the account to bolster its mandatory reserve ahead of several big-ticket bond issues. The county will move approximately $14.5 million from the $15.2 million Budget Stabilization Fund, leaving roughly $700,000 behind. “I think this is …
Commissioners will move millions to bolster reserves Read More »