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Arizona State Sen. Paul Boyer has hit back at former President Donald Trump, with whom the Republican lawmaker is engaged in an online spat over the latter's continued false claims of electoral fraud and peddling of conspiracy theories. Boyer is among the Arizona Republicans calling on the state GOP to end its election audit in Maricopa County, an investigation that Boyer and others say is increasingly reliant on debunked conspiracy theories. Trump released a statement on Thursday dismissing Boyer as a "RINO"—a Republican In Name Only—and accusing the state senator of "doing everything in his power to hold up the...
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Saturday, July 24, 2021: Join RSBN Live from Phoenix, AZ as President Donald J. Trump speaks at a ‘Rally To Protect Our Elections’ sponsored by Turning Point USA.
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Do you remember Maria Piacesi? You should. January 3rd, 2015 – Then vice-president Joe Biden presides over a senatorial swearing-in ceremony, and allegedly uses the opportunity to pinch the right nipple of Maria Piacesi, the daughter of Montana Senator Steve Daines’s sister Christine and her husband Rob Piacesi. The original footage used to be available at C-SPAN.org, but was taken down! Video below: Twitter LinkMaria now confirms Creepy Joe pinched her, but she’s afraid to speak out. She was the 8-year-old (now 14) who Joe Biden allegedly molested on stage, according to Maria’s testimony. An internet sleuth found her Tik...
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For years I was able to post html pictures. Haven’t been able to for a while now
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They’re really ramping up the vaccine push now, as reports of a surging COVID Delta variant flood the airwaves. The push is no longer subtle, it’s downright hostile. Just look at some of the headlines coming out: How COVID Vaccine Incentives Failed America (MSNBC) In Shift, GOP Ramps Up Vaccine Push as Resistance Hardens (ABC) The Days of Vaccine Lotteries are Waning. Here Come the Mandates (USA Today) ‘Patience Has Worn Thin’ Frustration Mounts Over Vaccine Holdouts (Washington Post) So what’s this all about? Really. It ain’t about health, as thinking people have long known. How am I so sure?...
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A startling new projection suggests that coronavirus cases and deaths in the US could return to levels last seen during the January peak, as the Delta variant first identified in India fuels a massive surge in infections.
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A new poll has revealed conservative radio host Larry Elder is gaining popularity with California voters as Gov. Gavin Newsom faces a recall election in September. The Emerson College/Nexstar Media poll, published on Friday, found 48 percent of voters still want Newsom to remain in office, even as momentum for a recall grows. 43 percent of people polled now say they will vote to recall Newsom - up from 38 percent in March. If Newsom is removed from office, there are 40 candidates currently vying to replace him - and the new poll shows Elder leading the pack. The 69-year-old...
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(President Trump's Operation Warp Speed Update) (New Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths continue rising - New Hospitalizations top 5K - Vaccinations around the recent normal of about 600K/day) Administered: 341,039,972 (13,191,298 J&J) People Vaccinated, At Least One Dose: 187,982,826 Fully Vaccinated: 162,725,812
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For the first time since 1972, Team USA failed to win any medals to open the Summer Olympics on Saturday in Tokyo. Team USA Olympians endured several upset losses during the first day of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, taking home none of the 11 gold medals that were awarded on Saturday Japanese time, or Friday in the U.S. The team also failed to win any of the silver or bronze medals for any of the opening day events, which included archery, cycling, fencing, judo, air rifle and pistol shooting, taekwondo, and weightlifting. Brady Ellison, the number two seed Team...
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House Rep. Ronny Jackson, who served as the top White House physician under the Obama and Trump administrations, has predicted President Joe Biden won’t finish his term in office because of a lack of fitness for the job. ‘Something is SERIOUSLY wrong with Biden - and it’s only going to get WORSE!’ the Republican congressman from Texas tweeted on Thursday. ‘It’s past the point of embarrassment. He’s lost. He can barely put a coherent sentence together.’ Jackson added: ‘He MUST have a cognitive exam and release the results!’ Jackson told Fox News that Biden, who has been seen tripping on...
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- The push to get vaccines to everyone is personal for some people. Friday afternoon, a group of local volunteers tried to convince the unvaccinated to get vaccinated. Since the beginning of las month, Mi Familia Vota has been knocking on doors throughout Las Vegas. The group, made up of volunteers, is specially targeting Hispanic neighborhoods, talking to Latinos about the vaccine. Mi Familia Vota vaccine canvas “The Eastside is a lot of Hispanics and a lot of Hispanics don’t normally believe in vaccines in my experience, that was the thing with my family,” volunteer Leticia Rios...
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John Legend, Keith Urban, and Angélique Kidjo led a version of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s utopian anthem “Imagine” at the Tokyo Olympics, which featured Legend, whose net worth is an estimated $75 million, belting out the line “imagine no possessions.” The Opening Ceremony kicked off on Friday with several artists participating in a rendition of “Imagine” — which asks listeners to, ironically, imagine there are “no countries.” The Suginami Junior Chorus and Spanish musician Alejandro Sanz were also featured in the number. Legend, an overtly leftist Hollywood activist, belted out the lyrics, “Imagine no possessions/I wonder if you can/No...
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In a poignant episode of instant payback, or what the Biblically minded call possible divine retribution. The story began when Ben and Jerry’s, a Vermont-based multinational ice cream company, announced that it would no longer be selling its products in the “Occupied Palestinian Territory”. “Although Ben & Jerry’s will no longer be sold in the OPT, we will stay in Israel through a different arrangement,” the company announced on its website on Monday. In fact, the Ben & Jerry Board wanted to boycott Israel entirely but was stopped from doing so by Unilever. Avi Zinger, CEO of Ben & Jerry’s...
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It’s just the flu, bro. I have been lurking for many months since pausing the daily Flubro thread. I have seen the chaos around the world but I haven’t been inspired to post as I live in Texas, which is the greatest place on the planet. In Texas there are no Coronavirus rules or mandates so I am able to live in freedom here. But I think I finally have something worth saying. I think I finally see more clearly what is happening around the planet and in many states in the USA. It isn’t exactly socialism. Socialism is essentially...
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Sitting on the sidelines of the G20 climate summit in Naples this week, it was hard not to feel a sense of existential dread. Last year, I wrote on the cover of TIME that a series of developments - beginning with the trillions spent to help the world recover from COVID-19 and ending with the UN climate conference in Glasgow this fall - had made 2020 and this year our “last, best chance” to avoid the worst effects of climate change. Going into this week’s talks, just over 100 days before the Glasgow summit, the world seemed to be on...
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Rep. Madison Cawthorn says he stands by his criticism of Dr. Anthony Fauci after the doctor appeared on Fox News and rebuked Cawthorn’s suggestion that legal action should be taken against Fauci. "Dr. Fauci broke his oath," Cawthorn told Fox News. "Not only his oath in Congress, but his Hippocratic oath as a doctor, to do no harm. I stand by my statements, and justice will be served." Earlier in the week, Cawthorn had referred to Fauci as a "punk" and a "pawn" of the communist Chinese government while also accusing him of lying to Congress.
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I know my title sounds a bit theological. Why even bring up the topic of amillennialism? I do so because a great many pastors today subscribe to some form of this errant teaching that denies the prophesied restoration of a kingdom for Israel as well as the biblical promise of Jesus’ millennial reign before the eternal state. Amillennialism dominated the church during the Dark Ages and persisted long after the Reformation. The reason for this rests with three factors that fueled this teaching for well over a thousand years and remain in place today, at least to some degree. It’s...
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The severe rainfall in Henan caused a major flood, resulting in heavy casualties in Zhengzhou and other places, which was officially declared as a disaster "once in a thousand years". However, was the flood really a purely natural disaster, or was it another man-made disaster? What tactics are being used by Chinese Communist Party officials to maintain stability and to shirk responsibility? On July 20, many places in northern Henan Province were devastated by a huge rainstorm. The Zhengzhou city was completely flooded and paralyzed. Videos on social networking sites showed many residents swept away by the water and a...
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Eddy Alvarez, a first-generation Cuban American and Team USA baseball player, teared up talking about the honor of being selected as flag-bearer. The 31-year-old shortstop for the Miami Marlins organization was captured in a video posted to the Team USA Twitter account, showing him tearing up as he talked about the “honor” of carrying the flag, mentioning how his “story represents the American Dream.” According to the New York Post, he was also the first baseball player to have the honor of holding the flag when leading the team into the opening ceremony in Tokyo.
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Most Americans who haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19 say they are unlikely to get the shots and doubt they would work against the aggressive delta variant despite evidence they do, according to a new poll that underscores the challenges facing public health officials amid soaring infections in some states.Among American adults who have not yet received a vaccine, 35% say they probably will not, and 45% say they definitely will not, according to a poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Just 3% say they definitely will get the shots, though another 16% say they probably will.What's...
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