dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

>Latin music company execs arrested on fred criminal complains re violantions of US sanctioning of drug dealers

Curiosity overcame anon & I went digging a little bit. Purely my opinion but this looks like theAviciiTribute concert, headliner: ZHU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhu_(musician)

4-28-2018

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/zhu/2018/jardines-de-mexico-cuernavaca-mexico-1bec05d4.html

ZHU management: Jake Udell, TH3RD BRAIN

Udell was one of the "30 under 30"

His wiki is "enlightening"

"Jake is a new Shep Gordon, maybe a new Irving or Geffen" (sick!)

Now he's off to "where the NFTs hang out"

The dude smells of C_A (imo)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Udell

Never heard of ZHU. Stupid electronic crap, he performed anonymously in the beginning. I'd hide muh face too…

>>16449131

>Laxalt

The Swamp is deep with this one but if POTUS endorsed him, time will tell..100% born in.

"Laxalt is the son of former U.S. Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico and grandson of former Nevada Governor and U.S. Senator Paul Laxalt. He graduated from Georgetown University and its law school before working as an aide to then-Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs John R. Bolton and Virginia U.S. Senator John Warner. He has worked as a lawyer in private practice and was a member of the Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps from 2005 to 2010."

>>16449112

> being here is getting me through a really difficult time in my life. I love you all, no homo.

back atcha. Anon 'puter crashed and all was lost (the important stuff, memes, badges, proofs, (You)s so I feel yer feels anon. I'm here to steal some & read no tables. Life goes on..

Trump knocks out impeachment backer Tom Rice with MAGAcandidate in South Carolina primaries as Republican beats Democrat to become FIRST Mexican-born congresswoman to serve in the House

President Donald Trump successfully knocked off impeachment backing Rep. Tom Rice Tuesday night in South Carolina

Rice had been one of 10 House Republicans to vote in favor of Trump's second impeachment - that he incited an insurrection on January 6

While Rice was losing his South Carolina race, Republican Rep. Nancy Mace held onto her seat despite Trump backing challenger Katie Arrington

Also on Tuesday night, Republicans flipped a Democratic-friendly Texas Congressional seat with Mayra Flores beating Dan Sanchez

Flores will be the first Mexican-born member of the House and the first Republican Latina from Texas

Nevada voters picked the Trump-backed Adam Laxalt to appear on the ballot against endangered Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto

June 14, 2022

"President Donald Trump successfully knocked off impeachment backing Rep. Tom Rice Tuesday night in South Carolina - but his endorsement wasn't potent enough to take out a one-time critic from the state, GOP Rep. Nancy Mace.

And in Texas, Republicans flipped a Democrat-friendly district to elect the House's first Mexican-born member, Mayra Flores.

The trio of races was called Tuesday night around 11 p.m., after voters went to the polls in South Carolina, Texas' 34th Congressional District, Nevada, North Dakota and Maine.

Rice's challenger, South Carolina state Rep. Russell Fry, was leading the incumbent lawmaker by more than 26 points when the race was called by the Associated Press at 11:01 p.m.

Rice had been one of 10 House Republicans to vote in favor of Trump's second impeachment - that he incited an insurrection on January 6.

Trump has gone state-by-state backing primary challengers for the 10 lawmakers or helping motivate their retirements. He's also taken on Republican lawmakers like Mace who made critical statements. "

sauce/moar: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10917801/Donald-Trump-successfully-knocks-impeachment-backing-Rep-Tom-Rice.html

Guess who's in Havana with Raul Castro.. Maybe the Kenyan isn't going to Kenya after all..

Of COURSE he's in front of a PLANT. Sloppy coding..

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1276044/Pres-Obama-Raul-Castro-shake-hands-Havana.html

>>16449322

>BREAKING: The Pennsylvania State Senate has introduced legislation to ban gender ideology in the K-5

Expect the Lame Duck veto:

May 25, 2022:

Man with a ban: How Gov. Tom Wolf’s veto tally is defining his legacy

With the exception of a flurry of COVID-related vetoes in 2020, Wolf’s use of this executive power has been remarkably consistent.

"Going into his final full year in office, Wolf had already vetoed 54 bills and resolutions. With a handful of vetoes in 2022, Wolf has the most vetoes of any governor in more than four decades, surpassing fellow Democrat Robert P. Casey’s tally of 50 during his tenure from 1987 to 1995.

With Republicans holding the majority in the General Assembly during his entire tenure, Wolf’s vetoes have become the norm – never more so than during the pandemic, when he was at odds with the legislature over COVID-19 business closures and emergency powers. More than a third of Wolf’s vetoes took place during 2020, with Republicans failing to garner the two-thirds majority needed to override any of them.

Take a look at the governor’s vetoes over the years and how they’ve changed – or kept in place – the laws of our land."

Sauce/moar: https://www.cityandstatepa.com/politics/2022/05/man-ban-how-gov-tom-wolfs-veto-tally-defining-his-legacy/367386/

Odessa Texas is out of water in 102 degree weather

Emergency declared as Texas city runs out of WATER amid 102 degree temperatures forcing hospitals to close: Brutal 'heat dome' settles over the Midwest and south with brutal heat expected for the next week

Odessa's authorities are scrambling to provide cases of bottled water as much of the sweltering city is without power, amid 100 degree heat

The water main burst on Tuesday morning, and emergency crews are struggling to repair it, with state officials helping distribute bottled water

In Ohio, 230,000 people were without power - including 169,000 in the state capital, Columbus - due to an over-stretched grid and severe storms

On Monday night, parts of the midwest were buffeted by strong winds which ripped up trees in Chicago and saw people scurrying to their basements

Record temperatures, meanwhile, have been recorded in cities including St Louis, Missouri; North Platte, Nebraska; and Nashville, Tennessee - with some cities breaking records set in the 1950s

The hot weather, caused by a high pressure 'heat dome' preventing the radiation from escaping, is expected to continue for several days

June 15, 2022

"On Monday night into Tuesday, 125 million people - a third of the population - were under heat alerts across much of the central and eastern states.

Cities such as Tulsa, Memphis, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Raleigh and Charlotte were all under the heat warnings.

Chicago residents on Monday fled to their basements and nearby shelters when a surprise tornado ripped through the city as it experienced 100F weather for the first time in a decade. "

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10918203/Emergency-declared-Texas-city-WATER-Brutal-heat-dome-settles-Midwest-south.html