Posted on 08/31/2021 12:00:43 AM PDT by weston
I know it’s been posted on FR, but not sure here.
Some body language experts analyzed the police body cam video from Utah. They did it before the body was found but after Brian went missing. They’re going to do Part 2 soon.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yxlC7y5wfrk
I forget which recent missing person case they did, but I think even their video title was something like ‘he did it! Somebody arrest him!’. 😳
From the one video I saw they both had some mental issues. At dinner at my son’s tonight we were talking about my granddaughter turning 21 tomorrow. She didn’t want to go to college after HS but she did start this semester. She wants to be an art therapist. Anyway, we were just talking about her doing shows with her artwork and all the trips she had made. She and her ex boyfriend had taken a trip similar to the deceased girl, lots of miles and great parks. My DIL made the comment at least her experience turned out better.
Actually this kind of crime happens everyday, and I’m not trying to make light of it, but it must be her family and connections that have kept this in headline news. Prayers for her family and for justice.
Have the media ever once made a national story over a missing or murdered woman who wasn’t white and attractive?
Like Hollywood, the media is where all the systemic racism is.— Let's Build a MAGA Chaz! (@NolteNC) September 20, 2021
What’s the Gabby Petito thing all about? Why is it national news?
I know it’s awful, but people go missing and are murdered every day.
I’m honestly curious.— Let's Build a MAGA Chaz! (@NolteNC) September 19, 2021
That’s so true. I remember when there was a missing little white girl, don’t remember which one, and when the discrimination between missing white and black girls was brought to the media’s attention they covered a black girl, so obviously.
Exactly.
Did they ever find out what happened to Michelle Malkin’s cousin?
Good morning, lysie!
Not one but 2 of my favorite biscuits and everything else looks simply scrumptious, thanks.
Sure can use the Diet Pepsis too.
Good morning Gran. You are welcome. Another sweater wearing morning. Love it.
Yes, temps are dropping here to, love it.
Brnovich is Running for the U.S. Senate and the Left is Terrified
Rachel Alexander
Posted: Sep 20, 2021 12:01 AM
There are generally three types of politicians. The first is the AOC type, always saying outrageous things that generate attention by riling up the base, but they never get much accomplished other than raising money for themselves. The second consists of those who get into office and then proceed to compromise with the other side, the John Kasich types. The third group is those who actually get a lot done in line with their principles, usually quietly so they can get more done without being noticed. Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is the third type.
For the first six years he served in that office, he quietly plodded away, forging victories for freedom, the Constitution and conservative principles. But within the past year, the left finally took notice, and now that he is running for U.S. Senate, they have made him a target. The Arizona Republic runs nearly daily attacks on him. It’s become a joke that the editors and reporters there sit around every morning discussing who is going to write the latest hit piece on him and what it will cover.
He’s been endorsed by Mark Levin, who told him “You’ve got guts.” Sean Hannity has all but endorsed him, frequently inviting him on his show now that the left has put a target on his back. He has enough name recognition that he can beat Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly, who the MSM has labeled one of the five most vulnerable Democratic senators in Congress.
The level of principled work Brnovich has done while in office is staggering. He has four lawsuits already — yes four, and he’s leading on them — against the Biden administration over illegal immigration. He defended two of Arizona’s election integrity laws all the way to the Supreme Court and won earlier this year, in Brnovich v. DNC. He took on the Maricopa County Supervisors multiple times in their efforts to thwart a ballot audit of the 2020 election, standing firm behind the Senate Republicans.
He was the first person in the country to sue Biden over his vaccine mandate for businesses of 100 employees or more, and followed up with a letter he wrote with other attorneys general. He and several other attorneys general sued Biden over an executive order regarding the “social cost of carbon,” which essentially sneaks in the Green New Deal without going through Congress.
He’s sued big tech, filed a brief in a lawsuit against Gov. Doug Ducey’s COVID-19 restrictions and issued an opinion stating that churches have the right to remain open during COVID-19. He testified at an IRS hearing in support of a rule that Trump eventually adopted, prohibiting the IRS from possessing nonprofit donor information.
He filed an amicus curiae brief with the Supreme Court supporting David Daleiden, who is being wrongfully prosecuted for exposing Planned Parenthood. He filed another one with the Supreme Court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, defending Mississippi’s 15-week ban on abortion, going further than many did, calling to overturn Roe v. Wade.
He led an amicus curiae brief with other attorneys general at the Supreme Court in the case New York Rifle and Pistol v. Corlette, which challenges New York’s law that only allows gun ownership for good cause. Gun experts say this case could be bigger than District of Columbia v. Heller. He led a successful amicus curiae brief at the Ninth Circuit opposing California’s ban on high-capacity magazines. He submitted two comments opposing Biden’s ATF rules that go after ghost guns and make it more difficult for the handicapped to obtain braces to use with guns.
He sued the Biden administration over a requirement in The American Rescue Plan Act which prohibits states from lowering taxes for four years. He led an amicus curiae brief at the Supreme Court supporting Americans for Prosperity, which successfully got a California statute requiring disclosure of the identities of donors who give more than $5,000 to a charity struck down.
Along with other attorneys general, he sued Biden over a move to extend federal antidiscrimination laws to transgenders, which affects which bathrooms they use and sports they participate in.
Locally, he threatened to sue the City of Tucson over its vaccine mandate and so they dropped it. He sued ASU over giving a sweetheart deal to a hotel so it could avoid paying property taxes. He filed an amicus curiae brief in a successful lawsuit filed by The Goldwater Institute against the city of Peoria over violating the Arizona Constitution’s gift clause by giving handouts to a private university.
There is a long list of items he is defending, such as Arizona’s new law banning aborting babies solely because they have disabilities. He’s defended in court Arizona’s ban on critical race theory and mandatory masks in schools, He defended Arizona’s law banning the investment of taxpayer dollars in companies that boycott Israel, and filed an amicus curiae brief in support of Arkansas’s similar law.
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Emerald Robinson ✝️
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“If the United States saw what the United States was doing to the United States, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States.” - a joke someone sent me today
Marianne LeVine
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News: The Senate parliamentarian has come down and it likely shuts down including a pathway to citizenship in reconciliation
4:46 PM · Sep 19, 2021
Ilhan Omar
@IlhanMN
This ruling by the parliamentarian, is only a recommendation. @SenSchumer and the @WhiteHouse can and should ignore it.
We can’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to do the right thing.
John Cardillo
@johncardillo
Hey @Ilhan, if you marry your brother and there’s no one around to see it, you know it still happened and is still illegal, right?
Or will you dismiss it as, “some siblings did something?”
Burrito has Mexican food in it (refried beans, taco meat, carnitas, guacamole, etc.)
Wraps have salad and deli meat.
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. 😁
Amen.
Thank you.
I’ve used onion soup and Worcestershire before, makes for a tasty gravy. I love a good chicken fried steak! I haven’t had one since we moved here, ironically. There was a really great southern restaurant that opened in Bakersfield about a year before we left. We kept thinking we’ll get food like that all the time when we move. LOL, it didn’t happen. I don’t know where all the southern grannies are that cook so good, but they don’t seem to be in the restaurants.
Mollie
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To regurgitate this ludicrous spin is to admit you’re so Trump deranged that you believe or pretend to believe for political reasons that the only president to not launch a new war or massive invasion in 50 years was going to nuke China. How stupid do they think everyone is?
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.@costareports on Milley: “He was not going rogue. He was reading people in throughout the natl security and military community, trying to contain a serious situation.” @GMA
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