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"Mr. Trump, I appeal to your greatness," began Hunter. "Please pardon me for drug use, human trafficking, bribery, extortion, espionage, and corruption. Er -- I mean... GOBBLE GOBBLE GOBBLE!"
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Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar on Tuesday morning certified the state’s election results showing a ‘Biden victory.’ Governor Tom Wolf (D) said he signed the Certificate of Ascertainment for the slate of elector for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
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Thomas Nagdy, Black man, protest leader, killed by a carjacker on the way to a protest. Not killed by police, therefore just a local story, just one of a record number of Louisville murders, doesn't matter. ============== LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Family members of 21-year-old community activist Travis Nagdy said he was shot and killed early Monday morning. According to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the shooting happened just after midnight in the 2100 block of Crittenden Drive near the University of Louisville's campus. The Jefferson County Coroner's Office said Nagdy died of multiple gunshot wounds. Nagdy's mother, Christina Muimneach,...
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New York Times blowhard economist Paul Krugman has a particular skill in completely contradicting himself when it comes to making economic forecasts. n Krugman’s November 19 op-ed, headlined “Making the Most of the Coming Biden Boom,” the sub-headline read: “The economic outlook is probably brighter than you think.” That’s completely different from Krugman’s August 6 op-ed headlined: “Coming Next: The Greater Recession.” In that piece, Krugman argued that things “probably will get much worse unless Republicans get serious about another economic relief package, and do it very soon.” And yet, with no new relief packages, unemployment managed to fall to...
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At 30,000, the Dow had risen 44% from its March 24 level and 61% from the March 23 low. NYSE That didn’t take long. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit 30,002 eight months after tanking to around 20,000 as the pandemic hit, sending the global economy into a deep recession. The index hit the then-record-high level of 29,551 on Feb. 12, after having fallen below 20,000 on March 23, when stocks around the world hit bottom during the 2020 bear market. The Federal Reserve said it would provide unlimited stimulus and the Dow rose 11.2% to 20,704 the next day...
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CLICK HERE FOR PART ONE: Data From Rigorous Statistical Analysis Points to Voter Fraud in Montgomery County, PA To simplify the reader’s understanding, we describe one possible version of the fraud that would explain the many otherwise very strange facts presented elsewhere. Lest we be misinterpreted here, we are not asserting that these events happened literally as described in the narrative below. However, when one sees a large number of unusual facts, it is important to think about the set of scenarios that might explain all of them. Thinking about a particular narrative is especially useful to clarify what kinds...
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Tuesday, former Obama senior advisor David Axelrod praised Joe Biden’s announced cabinet picks as the former vice president moves forward with a transition despite no concession from President Donald Trump. Although Biden has not announced his picks for every position, Axelrod said on “CNN Newsroom” that Biden is already “delivering” and “following through” on his promise to have “the most diverse cabinet in history.”
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In response to the perceived "second wave" of COVID-19 cases, various luminaries are advancing lame ideas for dealing with it. Though the largest controlled study of masks found no significant differences in COVID infection rates between those who did and didn't wear masks, media proclaimed President-Elect Joe Biden recommends "that everyone wear a mask until my inauguration. This is the surest way to guarantee that there will be enough survivors for me to govern when I'm president." Biden dismissed contentions that the type of masks that almost everyone has been wearing offer little to no protection, saying "I know that's...
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Public health officials and drugmakers must be transparent about the side effects people may experience after getting their first shot of a coronavirus vaccine, doctors urged during a meeting Monday with CDC advisors as states prepare to distribute doses as early as next month. Dr. Sandra Fryhofer of the American Medical Association noted that both Pfizer’s and Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccines require two doses at varying intervals. As a practicing physician, she said she worries whether her patients will come back for a second dose because of the potentially unpleasant side effects they may experience after the first shot. “We really...
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Appearing on Maria Bartiromo's Sunday morning Fox Business show, Professor Alan Dershowitz made the sobering assessment that while President Trump's legal and constitutional paths to being declared winner of the 2020 election still exist, time may run out on their litigation challenges. While one poll shows that about half of Republican voters believe that Trump won (and the percentage would assuredly be much higher without the utterly corrupt media and Big Tech censoring the facts), it appears there just is not enough time needed to prove in court the quantity of electoral corruption sufficient for Trump to win. If only...
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On Sunday [November 22], Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office claimed that people being forced to stand in long lines outside of “essential businesses” such as Walmart, Albertsons, Costco, and other locations due to her public health orders restricting grocery stores were just “Republican talking points” that were “politically motivated.” The Associated Press reported, “More than 20 essential businesses across the state were shut down as of Friday, of which nearly half were grocery stores or major retailers. The closures include two Walmarts in Albuquerque, a Walmart in Santa Fe, a Target in Santa Fe, and an Albertson’s in Roswell.” The...
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If you like donuts, then you’ll love Sheetz new limited-edition craft beer. Sheetz announced Monday the convenience store chain is releasing their new beer called “Project Happy Hole-idayz.” The beer is brewed with one pound per barrel of the Shweetz Glazed Vanilla Donut holes. Brewed with vanilla donut holes, this new beer is a deep golden pale ale with notes of freshly baked donuts, vanilla frosting, graham crackers, honey, and malted barley. The new beer will available starting Friday at more than 400 Sheetz locations across Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia. You can find the locations HERE. Sheetz partnered with...
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Robert Brown (Photo: Alachua County Jail)GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WGFL) — A Florida man is in jail for shooting his brother in the head, according to police.On Saturday, the victim told his brother and another roommate that he no longer wished to live, police say. The man asked his brother, Robert Brown, 34, of Gainesville, to shoot him.Just before 7 p.m., Brown took out a gun, pulled the trigger and shot his brother in the head, police say. The man was rushed to the hospital with a life-threatening wound to his head.The victim later died from his injuries.Brown admitted to firing the...
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(Warning, reading this thread is a thought crime.) Leonid Brezhnev was democratic leader of the enlightened Soviet Union from 1964 to 1982. President Joseph Biden could serve an equally lengthy term with help from cybernetics and cryogenesis, so we'd better start working on our jokes. These ones about Brezhnev's mental acuity need updating for the new President. During Brezhnev's visit to England, Prime Minister Thatcher asked the guest, "What is your attitude to Churchill?" "Who is Churchill?" Brezhnev said. Back in the embassy, the Soviet envoy said, "Congratulations, comrade Brezhnev, you've put Thatcher in her place. She will not ask...
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Dear Ms. Slotkin: You won your race it seems and now the consequences for the nation is clear, at least for the next two years. How very much were arrayed against us–all Americans? You will have power, whether the vote was fair or not. Not just a few are angry. We have controlled the impulse to be violent that your party is unable to control. Not just a few would give our lives for President Trump and a free nation; we don’t attack people from their backs. We pray.
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News reports last month claimed that in late 2019 the FBI had opened an investigation of matters related to information found on a laptop purportedly belonging to Hunter Biden. Would the bureau continue its probe under a Biden administration? Doubtful. In fact, it’s unlikely there was ever any investigation at all. In July 2019, after Hunter Biden failed to reclaim his laptop from a computer repair shop in Delaware, the shop owner and his father grew concerned about information they found on the device and reached out to the FBI’s Albuquerque field office. They were turned away. In mid-October the...
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Dr. Eric Coomer who is responsible for the strategy and Security at Dominion Voting Systems. But if you search the company’s profile Eric Coomer has since been removed from their page of directors. In 2016 Coomer told the Illinois States Board of Elections that it was possible to bypass election systems software. Here is more from the 2016 article at the Post and Email: Dr. Coomer’s statement brings to light a very serious issue all voters should understand. Voting systems must be re-certified each time they make changes to the hardware or software. Recertification is an expensive and time consuming...
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A CNN correspondent was continuously interrupted by chants of “CNN sucks” by a group of Trump supporters as she tried to report live from Lansing, MI on Monday. GALLAGHER: “That’s right. So that is the other GOP member of the canvassing board. His wife told my producer Dan Shepherd that he is not going to talk about what he wants to do until the meeting today. They’re supposed to start in a few moments here. You only need three of the four members to vote for certification for it to happen, so that’s why all eyes are on him at...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — For months, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine steered cleared of second-guessing President Donald Trump, a fellow Republican, despite their polar-opposite responses to the pandemic. The governor’s reward? A suggestion by the president that another Republican should challenge him in Ohio’s 2022 election. Trump’s warning came after DeWine said it was time to realize Joe Biden had won the presidential race. That was just the start of a rough few days last week for the Ohio governor, who is dealing with a state he says “is on fire” with skyrocketing coronavirus cases, and now finds himself fending off...
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People close to the White House believe President Trump may pardon humans in addition to turkeys this holiday season — with one advocate saying they expect Trump to close out his term with a bang as the “most merciful” president in history. Trump will “pardon” gobblers named Corn and Cob in an annual tradition at the White House on Tuesday, but in a potential twist, allies and reform advocates are anticipating more serious reprieves in the coming weeks. “President Trump has moved mountains since taking office and I’m certain he’s not done yet,” said Amy Povah, a clemency advocate and...
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