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  1. Watch this clip and tell me he can serve four more years.
  2. * WARNING: Tweet reposting enclosed School Allows Opt Out for Holocaust Survivor Presentation Due to 'Different Experiences', NO ONE Buys It Remember when parents wanted the option to opt out of LGBTQ or other progressive sex-ed stuff, they were criticized and called domestic terrorists? Good times. A Twitter/X user noted that her son's history class has a Holocaust survivor coming to speak, and that there's an interesting wording to the opt out: What does it mean? We doubt a school would be concerned about 'different experiences' if it was drag queen story hour. https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/03/15/holocaust-survivor-school-opt-out-n2393998
  3. Wow. The real powers are just coming right out with it. This could have gone in the "Democrats are Panicking" thread also. The Washington Post Published a Brutal Op-Ed Calling on Kamala Harris to Step Aside You and I know that Kamala Harris was a diversity hire, a choice Joe Biden made to fulfill his promise of choosing a woman to be his Vice President. Harris was that and more: she would become the Black Vice President as well as the first Vice President of Asian descent. Combine that with her time as a prosecutor, which allies at the time hinted would be how they would go after Trump, and she was the right choice. Biden, according to reports, was also partial to her because, like him, she had "paid her dues" working her way through the political ladder, including time in the U.S. Senate. But, that's not an opinion that is widely shared by the left. Some of them may think it, mind you, but they sure as hell don't say it out loud. Among other things, Harris is extremely volatile and doesn't respond to criticism well. Her office is reportedly chaotic, and her temperament isn't exactly helpful. Imagine my surprise, then, when the Washington Post editors allowed this column to be published on Friday. The whole column, titled "For the Country’s Sake, Vice President Harris Should Step Aside," is just a brutal explainer as to why Harris is such a drag on Biden's administration and re-election efforts. To actually see the sentence "She was picked because she was Black and female, a combo tantamount to job security," from someone on the left is stunning, even if it's the most accurate statement regarding Harris' job. https://redstate.com/joesquire/2024/03/16/the-washington-post-published-a-brutal-op-ed-calling-on-kamala-harris-to-step-aside-n2171464 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/03/15/kamala-harris-quit-biden-2024/
  4. FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY: “15 Days to Slow the Spread.” The federal government issued new guidelines Monday for Americans on how to combat the coronavirus pandemic, titled “15 Days to Slow the Spread.” The 15 days are seen as a trial period for the new recommendations and add to previous guidance about practicing good hygiene, staying home if sick and following state and local authorities. https://apnews.com/political-news-5d272073cbbc43b63d0ae7d9caeeeb6e Fauci and Birx’s glee during the announcement was something to behold .
  5. NATE SILVER: Democrats are hemorrhaging support with voters of color: The trend is real in polls, and in at least some election results. https://www.natesilver.net/p/democrats-are-hemorrhaging-support? Woke stuff is mostly popular with neurotic white people and the grifters who feed off of them.
  6. Virginia Gov Youngkin vetoes Dem bill forcing diversity disclosure requirements on businesses by Thomas Catenacci Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Thursday vetoed legislation requiring companies to disclose their internal diversity when applying for tax breaks or state incentives. The legislation — recently passed by the Virginia state legislature by slim party-line votes — would require the state's Major Employment and Investment (MEI) Commission to consider the diversity of an applicant business' board of directors when approving MEI incentive projects. Youngkin said such a requirement would harm investment in the state and simultaneously overlook the achievements of minority groups. "The Commission’s role is to scrutinize financing for individual incentive packages, not assessing whether a business adheres to a requirement akin to a demographic-based quota," https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/virginia-gov-youngkin-vetoes-dem-bill-forcing-diversity-disclosure-requirements-businesses
  7. Federal Judge Nails DOJ for Giving Pass to Antifa While Selectively Prosecuting Trump Supporters VICTORIA TAFT To understand what's at stake, let's take you back. At UC Berkeley in 2017, Antifa and their local black bloc franchisees set fires and rioted to prevent Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking on campus. The anti-free speech violent protesters set off munitions, broke windows, beat people, and scared the university away from allowing any right-wing speakers to be heard on campus—unless they paid for their own security. Antifa radicals, calling themselves By Any Means Necessary (BAMN), framed themselves as brave and heroic for silencing speech of people they detested at the very birthplace of the campus free speech movement. It was the first round of the speech wars between people on the right who were trying to speak and those on the left who called them "fascists" while calling themselves "anti fascist" and using violence to literally shut them up. Several people were arrested for the melee, but guess who were the only ones prosecuted? In an opinion issued February 21, California Federal District Court Judge Cormac J. Carney stiff-armed the DOJs Terrorism and Export Crimes Section out of Los Angeles and nailed them for selective prosecution. The decision to dismiss the federal charges against two men who at some point became members of a group characterized as "white supremacist" was based on the fact that Antifa did as bad or worse that day and at other events where both groups were represented and Antifa wasn't prosecuted. {snip} He denounced violent as "always abhorrent," but noted that "violence to shut down speech is particularly dangerous and runs counter to the basic principles upon which our Nation is founded." But, he said, "Prosecuting only members of the far right and ignoring members of the far left leads to the troubling conclusion that the government believes it is permissible to physically assault and injure Trump supporters to silence speech. It is only when those tactics are deployed against those on the left that the government brings charges under the Anti-Riot Act. That is not permissible under our Constitution." https://pjmedia.com/victoria-taft/2024/03/14/federal-judge-looks-at-what-antifa-got-away-with-and-tosses-out-case-against-another-extremist-group-n4927324 .
  8. State Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Anti-Squatting Bill to Permanently Close Infuriating Loophole by Warner Todd Huston Lawmakers in Florida are finally addressing the problem of squatting, one of the most egregious property rights violations going on in America today. This month, both chambers of the state Legislature unanimously passed a bill allowing law enforcement to immediately remove squatters without waiting weeks or months for a case to move through the courts, according to WJXT-TV. If signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, the measure would go into effect on July 1. The move comes as a relief to Florida property owner Patti Peeples, who dealt with squatters last year. “It gives me a real feeling of positive hope that we still have the ability to discuss challenges https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/03/state-lawmakers-unanimously-pass-anti-squatting-bill-permanently/
  9. Schumer Begs Manchin to Run for Re-Election KAREN TOWNSEND Democrats see the writing on the wall. The Senate will likely flip to a Republican majority in November's general elections. Leaders in the party are panicking. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is talking to Senator Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) about not retiring as he plans to do when his term is up. Schumer knows that with Manchin out of the race, the seat will likely go to the Republican candidate. Manchin is the only Democrat state-wide officeholder in West Virginia. It's a red state and Trump country. {snip} Joe Manchin is 76 years old. He's made a career out of serving in political office. It's time he retired. According to Politico, Manchin is warning that Joe Biden may not win re-election. During Politico's Health Care Summit Wednesday, Manchin said that Biden has been pushed too far left by his staff. He's been pushed too far left because that is who he aligns with in his demented state. He's too afraid of the progressive caucus to stand up to their bat-poo craziness. For example, Biden is going wobbly on his support of Israel and its right to defend itself. He's appeasing Muslim Arab American voters in Michigan instead of keeping a stiff spine on behalf of Israel. In a time that demands moral clarity, Joe Biden fails miserably. https://hotair.com/karen-townsend/2024/03/15/schumer-begs-manchin-to-run-for-re-election-n3784757
  10. February 27 interview with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu (below). This is an intensely interesting discussion of “everything from the strategic goals of the war, historic comparisons, to the progress of the IDF.” It is worth your time. The give-and-take between Spencer and Netanyahu makes this must viewing.
  11. LOL. Media Malpractice: The Press Held a Pandemic In Florida, but They Never Got an RSVP From the Virus By Brad Slager If you have heard about an outbreak of a contagion in Florida this month I feel it is necessary to cover what is happening. Since I am located in South Florida it is incumbent upon me to deliver up-to-the-minute dispatches from here, in the Hot Zone. It is the least I can do since - unlike those reporting on this danger - I am actually here, and thus I can file this field report: Just what in the hell are they screaming about?! Many people talk about how upside-down things are in this country in 2024, and a recent episode in the press shows this to be the case. For decades now Florida has been regarded as something of a psych ward waiting room, but today the state is a national leader with the enviable Governor Ron DeSantis and people streaming across the state lines with U-Hauls and renewed hope. Meanwhile, we look outward and see a media industry losing their collective minds over the Sunshine State, as we sit back and wonder from where they are getting their information. In just the latest example of this, I have been looking over the press coverage of conditions in my home, and I marvel at what journalists in New York, Washington, and Los Angeles tell me is happening here. It appears the practice of actually speaking to people in the region you are covering is a foreign concept regarding domestic issues. We will start with the Washington Post, where disgraced (and thus revered in the press) Doctor Leana Wen covers an outbreak of measles in Florida. She calls this a “devastating” event and proceeds to scorch the state Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo for dropping the ball and permitting this outbreak to fester. NBC News very calmly and rationally described Florida’s outbreak as “A Heat Seeking Missile.” The Guardian was no more reserved, saying Florida “Is Swamped By Disease Outbreaks” (there had been only one), and described Ladapo as practicing “quackery.” Then there was this editorial from a local outlet, once regarded as a vital news organ in South Florida. The Miami Herald column featured three doctors, intoning all of the warnings of this virus and what it could lead to, all while slamming the response by state officials. Florida leaders are largely ignoring the measles outbreak, with calls for Florida surgeon general’s resignation over inaction towards measles. Meanwhile, waiting for the CDC to recover its professional voice is not an option. It is imperative that state and local officials, and healthcare professionals, take immediate action to stop measles. There was plenty of hysteria and cautionary scenarios offered, but this editorial lacked something that has been missing from most of the other pieces featured – current statistics. There was plenty of warning of what this could all lead to and promises of doom for the lack of activity, but how many cases are we dealing with and what can we expect from it all?!?!? Nine. That is the totality of the measles cases in the state. Nine. Additionally, there have been no more than those reported to this point, no more than the number which I cannot stress enough - NINE! And while this is a glaringly small figure, against all of the screaming of doom and castigating of health officials in the state, by looking into things those media reports become all the more irresponsible and completely unacceptable. Of those nine measles cases, none saw the infected requiring hospitalizations. And of those nine, all were located in Broward County, with most of the cases found in one school. There have been no further reports of measles anywhere else in the state, so this alleged outbreak of “devastating” proportions was in fact contained, and the “tragedy” saw no one adversely affected. {snip} Much like we had been exposed to during the COVID pandemic, the media are infected with bias, as they dispense advice and reporting afflicted with partisan approaches to stories. What we are in desperate need of is an outbreak of journalism to take place in the press. https://redstate.com/bradslager/2024/03/15/media-malpractice-the-press-held-a-pandemic-in-florida-but-they-never-got-an-rsvp-from-the-virus-n2171429
  12. Yes sir. I'm afraid that we have.
  13. Yep, Trump was an accepted member of Democrat society for 35 years, until the moment he announced that he was running for president as a Republican. Then he instantly turned into a criminal rapist liar monster.
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