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Democratic strategist James Carville isn’t one to hold his tongue, and in an interview with The Hill this week, he wasn’t shy about offering his uncensored options on former President Trump and No Labels, the group flirting with backing a third-party candidate. The longtime political adviser to Bill Clinton known for his folksy tone, was unabashedly critical of the No Labels effort, criticizing the group for not being open about its donors. A number of Democrats fear the effort could cost President Biden the White House if he and Trump are the major party nominees. Carville was salty with his...

Dr. Malone posted the following on his Substack this evening:Docu-series “Propaganda Exposed [UNCENSORED]” Blows the Lid off Collusion, Corruption, and Conspiracy between Government, Tech & PharmaBy Ty & Charlene BollingerNovember 5, 2022Throughout the course of human history, healers have been revered and even worshiped. From Hippocrates, “The Father of Modern Medicine,” in 400 B.C., to Anton van Leeuwenhoek, who first discovered blood cells in 1670, to Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin in 1928, physicians have still been hailed as pioneers and champions of healing.Becoming a doctor is widely considered one of the most noble professions; the respect that a...

Freedom of Speech and expression means the right to express one's own convictions and opinions freely by words of mouth, writing, printing, pictures or any other mode. ... It also includes the right to propagate or publish the views of other people; otherwise this freedom would not include the freedom of press. The United States Constitution guarantees these rights for every American! In the weeks ahead this new platform will allow you to exercise your Constitutionally Protected Rights to express yourself in whatever way you decide in accordance with the law. If you're tired of being censored and silenced just...

Parler, a Twitter-style social media platform, has gained popularity mostly among President Donald Trump's supporters and right-wing conservatives after the 2020 presidential election, but experts told ABC News they believe it's unlikely the platform will grow any further. "They have this echo chamber and they can't trigger anyone or target anyone because everyone believes what you believe," said Fadi Quran, campaign director at Avaaz, a global civic organization that studies misinformation. "It gets boring to be sharing the same type of hate, and so they end up having to come back to the top five social media platforms." Last week,...

Gab.ai is back up. I just logged in the url is https://gab.ai/home Now to start shifting away from Twitter. Ivanka Trump · @Ivanka-Trump is the only Trump listed based on a search for Trump. My first post, moderators please fix & advise me if needed.

Police said Cristhian Rivera is an undocumented immigrant and has lived in the Poweshiek County, Iowa, area for about four to seven years. He is originally from Mexico, but police did not say when he moved to the United States, according to The Associated Press. Rivera has been working in the area, but details about where he worked have also not been released. Rivera is originally from Guayabillo, Guerrero, Mexico. He studied at Preparatoria 35 in Guerrero, according to his Facebook page. Rivera’s ex-girlfriend, who also lives in Iowa, is Facebook friends with Mollie Tibbetts. According to his Facebook page....

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, 2006 – The Defense Department is preparing to release detainee hearing transcripts containing the names of persons held at the detainee facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, a senior Pentagon official said here yesterday. A New York federal district judge recently ruled in favor of an Associated Press lawsuit that sought the release of some uncensored transcripts taken from detainee hearings at Guantanamo, according to press reports. The department will abide by the judge's ruling, DoD spokesman Bryan Whitman told Pentagon reporters. The U.S. Justice Department declined to appeal the judge's ruling, which requires DoD to provide the...

News Classifieds Marketplace PISD to pay $400,000 in free-speech case By BRENT FLYNN , Staff writer 11/21/2003 The Plano Independent School District has agreed to pay plaintiffs $400,000 in attorney's fees as part of an offer of judgment ending a four-year legal battle over the distribution of materials at public schools. The offer was signed by the district's attorneys, Richard Abernathy and Charles Crawford, on Nov. 13 and signed by the plaintiff's attorney, Charles Bundren, Nov. 18. The district had filed appeal on Nov. 10 from a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that its policy was unconstitutional. That appeal...