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Twitter has suspended my buddy David Limbaugh’s account for 12 hours by lying about him violating their rules. This is completely out of control— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 8, 2020

Just hours after the mainstream media has anointed Joe Biden as President-Elect, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seems to be having some type of meltdown. With Trump on his way out of office, AOC has turned her ire against a new cause: Democrats that aren't moving far enough to the left. Perhaps indifferent about the fact that the Presidential election seems to have swung in her favor since there was no "blue wave", AOC said this weekend that Democrats who lost House seats "relied too heavily on outdated Democratic National Committee campaign tactics," according to Fox News. She called those who...

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In the tense aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, there are massive amounts of information circling around. One of the hot topics that people are talking about is the ‘Hammer and Scorecard’ software. What is this software? Where did it come from and why is it important? Dennis Montgomery a former CIA/DOD/DHS/NSA/FBI contractor turned whistleblower designed and built the software called “The Hammer.” According to an article by The American Report in 2019, this software was designed as a “foreign surveillance tool” with many safeguards in place in order to prevent it from being used as a domestic spy tool....

The truth is, the presidential election can be won by a few people typing in numbers into a spreadsheet and reporting that to the news media. I doesn't make any difference what the count is, other than making the numbers "believable". It only takes a few phone calls to coordinate this. I know this because I have worked on major computer systems at the Pentagon, court systems, major banks, the GSA, the World Bank and so on. Everybody knows, to their core, that if the actual votes of every American citizen were actually counted, that Trump won a decisive victory....

Over the weekend, the Washington Post’s “former conservative” columnist Jennifer Rubin reprised the “burn it down” meme, but this time it was issued as a directive to her fellow progressives. In her role as a commentator on MSNBC, Rubin said: It’s not only that Trump has to lose, his enablers have to lose. We have to collectively burn down the Republican Party. We have to level them. Because if there are survivors, if there are people who weather this storm, they will [elect a president] again. God forbid the Republicans will ever elect another president! It’s not clear how Rubin...

A team of election security experts used a “Google for servers” to challenge claims that voting machines do not connect to the internet and found some did. It was an assurance designed to bolster public confidence in the way America votes: Voting machines “are not connected to the internet.” Then Acting Undersecretary for Cybersecurity and Communications at the Department of Homeland Security Jeanette Manfra said those words in 2017, testifying before Congress while she was responsible for the security of the nation’s voting system. So many government officials like Manfra have said the same thing over the last few years...

Enact a state emergency health powers act and crisis standards of care addressing gaps in existing law. This is essential to a well-coordinated response to the pandemic, increasing the capacity of the system if there’s a surge in cases. It would also clarify the legal authority and ethical standards for making decisions if there are shortages of anything from personal protective equipment to trained health care workers. Release older prisoners and those with disabilities and serious illnesses who do not pose a danger to the community Eliminate restrictions on the provision of care by telehealth and increase reimbursement for such...

A Boston University professor tweeted Saturday that the term “legal vote” is “functionally racist.” “The term ‘legal vote’ is as fictionally fraught and functionally racist as the terms ‘illegal alien’ and ‘race neutral’ and ‘welfare queen’ and ‘handouts’ and ‘super predator’ and ‘crackbaby’ and ‘personal responsibility’ and ‘post racial,’” Ibram X. Kendi tweeted.

Jack Nicklaus announced his endorsement of Donald Trump on Wednesday after years of supporting the president, and now he’s going more in-depth on why he wants to see four more years.When approached by The Palm Beach Post’s Tom D’Angelo, Nicklaus revealed that he had posted the six-paragraph statement at the prodding of Vice President Mike Pence. He said he knew the move would draw significant backlash, though he claimed most of the reaction has been positive: “I knew when I did that that I would have certain percentage of the people (who) are not Trump fans and a certain percent...

OK folks, follow this (see video) service dogs are registered as "Human companions" service dogs have microchips microchips have serial numbers that can apparently be used as SS# so, the state board of elections? registered it as "a human with SS# , and allowedd a ballot to be filled out for a DOG and a vote tabulated.

According to Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_County,_Michigan ,Wayne County’s population is 1,749,343 as of last year. 25% of residents are under age 18. So, doing the math, if every resident registered to vote and there was 100% turnout, there would be 1,312,007 votes. Now look at the Wayne County Clerk’s site: https://www.waynecounty.com/elected/clerk/election-results.aspx There are 1,406,355 registered voters. This is roughly 94,000 more than should even **THEORETICALLY** be possible using population statistics. Of those “registered voters,” some 867,409, or 61.68% actually voted. Now let’s get practical - how many registered voters SHOULD there be in Wayne County? Well, if we take the Michigan average...

I am walking you through every jot and tittle of My Word as my fire dresses and consumes you in My Glory for you have overcome as Enoch and Elijah. So now I shall walk with you as Enoch and My fire will come down for you when you call upon my name as it did for Elijah for now you are My Holy place of rest and my healing hands saturated in the oils of Exodus shall bring healing to all you touch and speak over with the oil of Unity for As I was with Moses now I...

The former chief rabbi, Lord Jonathan Sacks, has died aged 72 about a month after being diagnosed with cancer, a spokesman for his office has confirmed. He died in the early hours of Saturday morning, the spokesman said. Lord Sacks was a prolific writer and regularly contributed to radio and TV programmes such as BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day. He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Elaine Taylor, their three children and several grandchildren.

Parents frequently share with me their fears surrounding college and their kids. Parents ask, “Is it possible for a young man or woman who is a Christian to survive college, faith intact?” My answer is, “Yes!” Still, I’m not sure it is the right question. Every month a report comes across my desk with stories of students, some of whom came to college with a faith and many of whom did not. These stories usually have plenty of ups and downs, and they often track with someone who has been through a crisis. What they have in common is their...

"Well, it is a regional increase that we're seeing. We are testing more," Gov. Noem responded. "And, frankly, I'm not going to take advice from Gov. Cuomo. He has the second-worst death rate, per 100,000 people, in this nation. He's at 173 deaths per 100,000 per capita. South Dakota is at 54." Gov. Noem went on to say that she appreciated President Trump giving states the freedom and flexibility to tailor their response to the pandemic, saying the president has "let me do my job." "But the other thing that I think is going on here, George, is this is...

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ELECTION RESULTS: Newsmax TV remains the only major news network to not call the election - awaiting the latest from the contested states around the nation. http://nws.mx/tv

Breaking: Trump to Hold More Rallies

It’s unclear if the point on the 2020 election timeline has been reached that allows for serious discussion of legal challenges around what the Trump camp is suggesting looks like widespread fraud. Too early and the newly gracious and delicate media will revert back to hurling invective, painting those giving such insane notions quarter as mad and pathologically incapable of just letting a legitimate loss go. But the Trump administration’s legal challenge — and his legal team has shown amazing resolve in revealing only little bits here and there — is starting to take shape, and it could put as...