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Brandy Parker-McFadden is still a proponent of the Covid-19 vaccines. We, on the other hand, are not. A Nashville woman felt extreme pain in her neck before waking up paralyzed from the neck down less than 24-hours after taking the second dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. Brandy Parker-McFadden, a mother of three, has been hospitalized for nearly two weeks. Her story has gone nearly completely unreported by mainstream media with local media only picking up the story after Parker-McFadden started getting sensation back in her extremities. That local news outlet, WKRN News 2 in Nashville, has been bracketing the...
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We’ve been hearing about the importance of eliminating meat for a long time, no matter what the media say today. ---------------------------------------------------------- The media like to play this neat trick in which they highlight some conservative hyperbole about Democrats, and then pretend the entire underlying concern that motivated discussion of the topic is nothing but a wild conspiracy theory cooked up in a vacuum. Take the issue of meat. “Biden is not coming for Americans’ Big Macs, chicken wings or bacon,” the Washington Post informs us. CNN ran one of their typically idiotic chyrons yesterday: “BIDEN PREPS ADDRESS TO NATION AS...
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MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace said Tuesday on her show “Deadline” that the “sick Republicans Party is just full of grease and sugar and fat and junk.” Wallace said, “Another day, another heaping serving of GOP misinformation. Another demonstrably false myth ping-ponging around the conservative media echo chamber. This one started with a single photo from a Reuters photographer of Vice President Kamala Harris’ book, ‘Supers Heroes Are Everywhere, propped up against a backpack by a migrant shelter in California. The New York Post slapped that photo on its front page, and its webpage homepage alleging falsely, without evidence or attribution,...
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Political leaders, corporate executives, and everyday citizens need to call these activist causes what they are: distractions unworthy of our attention.Our flags seem perpetually at half-staff. They came halfway down in honor of the Atlanta shooting victims, and for when we crossed the somber total of an estimated 500,000 Americans who died with coronavirus. They were lowered in honor of U.S. Capitol Police Officer William “Billy” Evans, in honor of the Boulder, Colorado shooting victims, and in honor of the Indianapolis shooting victims. They fell for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Chadwick Boseman.Perhaps some of these memorial actions are warranted...
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MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers’ Department of Administration won’t release documents on the damage caused to state buildings during last summer’s riots because doing so would compromise “the integrity” of Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne’s ongoing prosecution. It’s the latest example of Evers’ closed government practices and his administration’s twisting of the state’s open records laws, transparency experts assert. Empower Wisconsin has long sought damage estimates and communications involving the Black Lives Matter protests last June that turned destructive and violent in Downtown Madison. A mob smashed Capitol windows, set fire to Madison’s City-County Building, dragged down iconic statues...
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Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said during a virtual town hall Saturday that the infrastructure bill touted by President Joe Biden focuses more on “transitioning to a clean, green economy” than physical infrastructure.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Ships Photo Credit: Stepniak / Shutterstock.com Major news from Norwegian Cruise Line as it seems the pressure the line has been applying to the CDC has not worked. The line has now canceled most voyages departing from US ports for a large part of the summer. Some of these cancelations run well into the fall, including as far back as November. It shows the cruise line has very little confidence we will be seeing any cruises departing the US. It also points out the conversations that have been ongoing between the CDC and the cruise lines are...
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President Joe Biden has nominated a Texas sheriff, Ed Gonzalez, to lead Immigrations and Customs Enforcement for the Department of Homeland Security. Since 2017, Gonzales has served as sheriff of Harris County, Texas, which is the largest sheriff office in Texas and the third-largest in the country. He has led a team of 5,000 employees in the position and previously served 18 years with the Houston Police Department, rising to the rank of sergeant, according to his profile on his office's website. If confirmed by the Senate as the next director of ICE, Gonzales would lead the agency charged with...
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One of the country's top physicists, who served as the Department of Energy Undersecretary during the Obama administration, is out with a new book that pushes back on climate change hysteria and debunks the politically charged statement that the science is "settled" on the issue. "Physicist Steven Koonin kicks the hornet’s nest right out of the gate in “Unsettled.” In the book’s first sentences he asserts that 'the Science' about our planet’s climate is anything but “settled.” Mr. Koonin knows well that it is nonetheless a settled subject in the minds of most pundits and politicians and most of the...
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Federal agents executed a search warrant at the New York City apartment of Rudy Giuliani on Wednesday morning to seize electronic devices and collect evidence in connection to an ongoing Department of Justice criminal investigation, according to The New York Times.
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No One Should Be a Career Politician The longer a man sits in power, the greater his abuse of power, and the more he is inclined to forget his responsibilities. You’ve got to hand it to politicians: They love their work. And though they spend relatively little time in our great deliberative chambers, they enjoy the general ambiance and the perks of being in politics so much that they only very rarely—say, after a conclusively damning sex scandal—decide it’s time to retire and yield gracefully to the younger generation. And sometimes not even then. But what’s not to like? Beyond...
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Astronaut Michael Collins, one of the three members of the successful Apollo 11 mission to the moon in 1969, died Wednesday after battling cancer, his family said in a statement posted to Twitter. He was 90.
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PITTSBURGH — Planning to hit the road for your summer vacation? Gas stations across the country could run out of gas this summer, but not because of a shortage of crude oil or gasoline. It’s because of a driver shortage for tanker trucks, according to CNN. According to the National Tank Truck Carriers, up to 25% of tank trucks are parked leading up to summer because of a lack of qualified drivers.
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His duplicity goes back a long, long way. He testified against his fellow soldiers- testifying to things he never witnessed. His third Purple Heart has a dubious justification. The Swift Boat Vets I knew looked upon him in less than a positive light to say the least. He never stopped being an effete prig. He got worse. He undermined his President. Iran is the world's leading sponsor of terrorism, and they have a friend in John Kerry. In February, it was learned that Kerry worked to undermine President Donald Trump. President Trump in 2019 sought to open a back channel...
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HUGE! 97% of NO ID Ballots Were FRAUDULENT (Wisconsin)Matt Braynard and Steve Bannon go through the real data from November 3rd.Video of the interview at link.The talk of 97% fraud begins around 5:55.
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Today, new information about Brown’s shooting death has been revealed by District Attorney Andrew Womble that could be a game-changer. Andrew Brown Jr. hit deputies with his car before they fired shots that killed him, a prosecutor said Wednesday. District Attorney Andrew Womble told a judge at a hearing Wednesday that he viewed body camera video and disagreed with the characterization by attorneys for the family of Brown Jr. that his car was stationary when the shooting started. Womble said the video shows that Brown´s car made contact with law enforcement twice before shots could be heard on the video....
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Donald Trump’s popularity among registered Republicans has fallen in the 100 days since the end of his presidency, according to a recent poll. The NBC News poll found that Republican support for the party was greater than the support for the former president, who was favoured by 44 per cent of Republicans. The figure for registered Republicans in favour of the party over the former president, in comparison, was at 50 per cent. It was the first time in almost two years that support for the Republican party was greater than that for Mr Trump, NBC News reported, and the...
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As someone who once considered myself Never Trump, I feel well qualified to comment on the activities of those who still cling to that label after the 2020 election. For rational people who are not trying to cling to accumulated power or trying to recover their influence, Never Trump was over on election night 2016. It was either going to be President Clinton II or President Trump, and in hindsight, I am glad it was the latter. Did I love every tweet? No. However, I did find some of the reactions to them hysterical. And no matter what I thought...
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Eric Adams, a former NYPD officer running for New York City mayor, has been differentiating himself from the Democratic field as a pro-public safety candidate who sees more police as part of the solution. In an interview with New York Magazine published Tuesday, Adams said the "defund the police" movement is led not by people of color in the Big Apple, but rather by young white professionals. "Now, this is really being led by a different demographic," Adams said. "There are a lot of young white affluent people who are coming in and setting the conversation." So far, only one...
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The Conservative Message is NOT getting out there It's no wonder our youth believe in socialism (Democratic Party etc). It's taught in schools, pushed by the media from every angle. Sure this site and other easily put out information that reverses all the disinformation....but who is reading it. Very few I suspect outside of our ranks. The WSJ is the closest we have but they barely lean right....most of this is in their Opinions section. We need a better way to fight back! The Most Subscribed News Websites The Full Breakdown With 7.5 million subscriptions, The New York Times (NYT)...
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