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Too dumb to rehire.

Nope. Blood draw does not equal cancer diagnosis Steve, no matter how much you want to make your point

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As a member of the medical community for over 40 years, it is pretty obvious

President Trump Signs 'Take It Down Act' By Ward Clark With the return of Melania Trump to the White House, we saw a return of something that the presidential residence has lacked during previous administrations: A graciousness, a style, poise and a beauty of body and spirit that's all too uncommon in political families. As first ladies do, she took on a cause, that being cyber-bullying; being married to President Trump, she has come in for no small amount of online opprobrium herself. But she who laughs last laughs best. Melania Trump has cause at least to smile today, as during a Rose Garden ceremony on Monday, her husband, President Donald Trump, signed the "Take It Down Act" into law. And there's a twist: Melania Trump added her signature as husband Donald signed a bill into law that she strongly campaigned for. It was an unprecedented move for a first lady and one that showed Melania's ownership of the cause. The new Take It Down Act provides protections for victims of revenge porn and it marked her first major legislative success. For a first lady to add her signature is highly unusual - it is the president that signs bills into law - but Melania had championed the legislation and met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill to lobby for it. This was an unusual and unprecedented move, and of course, the First Lady's signature carries no legal weight; her appending her signature to the act is purely ceremonial. But it's a fitting tribute to the work she did to get the act to this point. https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/05/19/president-trump-signs-take-it-down-act-and-invites-someone-else-to-do-likewise-n2189306

Even Chris Cillizza is right.

He was breaking the law ? Say it aint so Joe.

They gave him all the opportunity that he needed. FTA: Despite a prior suicide attempt, Epstein was removed from suicide watch and placed on psychological observation. Nevertheless, here's what went wrong that night at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC): Protocol required in-person checks every 30 minutes. On the night of his death, Epstein went unchecked for nearly eight hours. The two correctional officers on duty falsified records to say they had performed the checks. Broken surveillance camera and/or missing or corrupted footage. Had any one of these four events not happened, Epstein might have been caught in the act, and his suicide prevented. If you were trying to raise suspicions that Epstein's suicide was actually murder, you could hardly do a better job. But there's another possibility: what I call the Frankie Five Angels treatment. I first suggested this might have happened in the weeks following Epstein’s 2019 death. Frank Pentangeli was a capo (captain) in the Corleone crime family in “The Godfather: Part II.” As a high-ranking member of Michael Corleone’s outfit, Pentangeli knew pretty much all of Mike’s dirty secrets. Near the end of G2, Corleone family lawyer Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall) visits Frank in prison and has a little chat with him. In a chillingly understated scene, Hagen twists the conversation so that Frank suggests his own suicide, as though it had been his idea all along. MCC's failures made it at least look like someone was sure that Epstein would have a wide-open window of opportunity to kill himself. The hint, delivered in the form of missing guards and plenty of alone time, was no more subtle than Hagen mentioning what happened to those caught plotting against the emperors of Rome. https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2025/05/19/epstein-suicide-confirmed-by-kash-patel-and-frankie-five-angels-n4939932

This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why. Money intended for Africans was secretly re-routed to D.C. bureaucrats and their friends by racist, abusive bosses, employees say by Luke Rosiak When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and refused to let auditors in. Its board sued to stop DOGE, and was lauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.” But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene. The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans. Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks. And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance. “It was so hard to see ADF being used as a beacon of hope and resistance against DOGE because I knew they were actually covering up horrible things…the doors were being kept locked for a reason,” one former employee said. “The hero of the story is actually the villain.” https://www.dailywire.com/news/this-foreign-aid-agency-locked-its-doors-to-keep-doge-out-now-we-know-why .

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