TaraBull
@TaraBull808
Top 10 headlines the media didn’t tell you this week, Repost & FoIIow for more.
10. Second largest Democratic donor Sam Bankman-Fried Convicted of Multi-Billion Dollar FTX Fraud.
9. Senators Mike Lee and Tommy Tuberville to introduce legislation to stop U.S. funding to the United Nations.
8. Virgina high school students held a walkout protest, calling on their school board to reinstate separate bathrooms for boys and girls.
7. Hunter Biden says his addiction has been used as ‘Disinformation’ against his Father.
6. Senator Rand Paul wants to audit the Federal Reserve, giving Americans transparency on exactly how Washington is spending our money.
5. Trump to reveal in court how foreign governments influenced the election and his efforts to stop it.
4. Alabama Supreme Court allows first US execution by Nitrogen Gas on convicted murderer after 35 years of living off taxpayers in prison.
3. Federal Judge Alia Moses barred the Biden administration from cutting or removing wire from the Texas border.
2. Tucker Carlson to release interview with Julian Assange from prison.
1. Connecticut judge overturned the results of Democratic mayoral primary, ordering a new election after video evidence of stuffing ballots was found.
Shouldn’t they have done the same thing in the 2020 Presidential Election?
*Bonus: Congress has funded Ukraine with $114 billion in taxpayer dollars — not including billions in additional repurposed, transferred, and reprogramed funds — and still have no transparency on the Biden Administration’s strategy for providing U.S. assistance in Ukraine.
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7:20 AM · Nov 3, 2023
James Woods
@RealJamesWoods
Vermont ratifies the Bill of Rights
On this day in history, November 3, 1791, the state of Vermont ratified all twelve amendments to the Bill of Rights that were suggested by Congress. Ten of them would be agreed upon by 2/3rds of the states and would become the Bill of Rights.
Vermont was the 10th state to ratify the Bill of Rights, which would not become law until Virginia ratified them on December 15, 1791, just one month later. With Virginia’s ratification, the required 2/3rd’s majority of the states was met and the 10 amendments became law. Congress originally proposed 12 amendments, but only 10 of them were ratified by enough states.
Vermont ruled itself as a sovereign country for 14 years after it declared independence from Great Britain on January 15, 1777. Note that it was not one of the original thirteen colonies, but was in an area called the “New Hampshire Grants.” When Vermont first declared independence from England, it was called the Republic of New Connecticut.
At the time Vermont ratified the Bill of Rights, it was the newest state in the union and the first to become a state after the original thirteen. She was formally welcomed into the United States on March 4, 1791 and adopted the Bill of Rights 9 months later.
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9:15 AM · Nov 3, 2023
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