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URGENT, I NEED YOUR TAKE:
People are asking: since many Democrats/liberals claim that white folks are oppressive and extremely dangerous, why are these Democrats married to or dating white people?
What do you think is the right answer?
>simonateba
https://twitter.com/F__Peladeau/status/1777016427658006924
'' You forgot your friend and her ex.''
> You forgot your friend and her ex.
Some claim Melania Trump (@MELANIATRUMP) does not seem happy here. This was at a fundraising event yesterday. Do you agree?
What should she have done?
Jumped up and down?
Smiled all the time?
She always allows her husband to shine and prefers being less demonstrative.
https://twitter.com/simonateba/status/1776991421880263073
https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1776661918297509897
Regreta got arrested again.
https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/1776999668418760908
no evidence = there's a huge pile of evidence
conspiracy theory = the stone-cold truth
baseless claims = legitimate concerns
election denier = reasonably suspects election fraud
election denier fringe = majority (62%) of all likely voters
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This week's wins - Don Surber
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Don Surber
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This week's wins
Don't let the news media get you down. We are winning
Apr 05, 2024
On Monday, the Washington Post (owned Jeff Bezos) said, “Democrats spar over registration as worries over young and minority voters grow.
“The rise in Trump support among nonregistered voters has run up against a long-held Democratic policy priority of growing the voter rolls.”
It’s called the Trump Effect. After 4 years of FJB, young black people and young Hispanic people see what young white people see in him — a leader who cares about them. FJB only cares about the bribes.
The story said, “Aaron Strauss, an influential data scientist who helps direct progressive spending at the firm OpenLabs, sparked private disagreements over this issue in January when he sent about a dozen major Democratic donors a confidential memo that challenged traditional nonpartisan registration.”
Strauss said, “Indeed, if we were to blindly register nonvoters and get them on the rolls, we would be distinctly aiding Trump’s quest for a personal dictatorship.”
The story said, “He also warned that efforts to gain Democratic votes among younger and non-black people of color were often expensive — costing more than $1,200 per net vote in 2020, by one estimate — because the groups now include so many non-Democrats. Among voters of color, he wrote that ‘only African American registration is clearly a prime opportunity,’ adding that netting Democratic voters among Black people cost approximately $575 per vote in 2020.”
We are winning. Young people want to be on the winning team.
People also know the 2020 election was not on the up-and-up. They are fixing that.
AP reported, “Private money to fund elections will be banned in Wisconsin after voters approved a constitutional amendment on April 2 put forward by Republicans in reaction to grants received in 2020 that were funded by donations from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
“Voters also approved a second question put on the ballot by the Republican-controlled Legislature that amends the constitution to say that only election officials can administer elections. That’s already state law, but putting it in the constitution makes it more difficult to repeal or change.
“Democrats opposed both measures, which they argued would make it more difficult to conduct elections in the presidential battleground state.”
By more difficult to conduct elections, AP and the Democrat Party meant more difficult to steal elections.
It is not as if the election boards needed Zuckbucks. He ponied up $300 million — or less than 1% of the state government’s $49.7 billion ($49,700,000,000) budget.
No, the money was used by Democrats in key states to stuff the ballot boxes. Voters in Wisconsin saw through it like Jacqueline Bisset’s T-shirt in The Deep and voted accordingly.
We are winning overseas. The Trans-Nazis got Scotland to enact a dopey hate speech law that criminalized call a man a man and a woman a woman, among other things. JK Rowling — who like Stephen King became a billionaire writing books that people want to read — stood up for free speech (unlike the increasingly fascist King).
BBC reported, “JK Rowling hate law posts not criminal, police say.”
It is unclear if this applies to her alone because she is a celebrity, but she is speaking out and standing up for free speech.
She had tweeted, “I hope every woman in Scotland who wishes to speak up for the reality and importance of biological sex will be reassured by this announcement, and I trust that all women — irrespective of profile or financial means — will be treated equally under the law.
“If they go after any woman for simply calling a man a man, I'll repeat that woman's words and they can charge us both at once.”
The land that gave the world William Wallace and Rob Roy MacGregor has turned into a pansy land filled with girly men in dresses instead of kilts. They tuck it in now. How embarrassing it is to watch the shrinkage from an ocean away.
But a lady from England will save the Scots from their biggest threat: the Scottish Parliament.
The tranny wars continue here and Christians are winning. Biden declared Easter Sunday something called “Transgender Day of Visibility,” which Obama began celebrating each March 31 at tranny day when he took office, likely at the request of his spouse.
The angry reaction to Biden’s declaration was so swift and so fierce that Biden now denies that he did what he did. The two religions — Christianity and Trans Insanity — do not mix.
Trump got in a good one, telling a rally in Green Bay, “What the hell was Biden thinking when he declared Easter Sunday to be 'Trans Visibility Day'? Such total disrespect to Christians. November 5th is going to be called ‘CHRISTIAN Visibility Day’ when Christians turn out in numbers that nobody's ever seen before.”
However, the big issue on Christian Visibility Day will be kicking the illegal aliens out. Governor Abbott of Texas was brilliant when he began shipping these invaders to New York and other Democrat-run hellholes.
Abbott made illegals the Old Maid card of politics. He now has sanctuary cities fighting one another on who gets stuck with them.
The Daily Mail reported, “Denver warns new migrants to leave sanctuary city and move elsewhere — saying that their lack of resources means asylum seekers will suffer.”
Breitbart reported, “Michigan Poll Shows Trump Leading Biden as Voters Express Support for Mass Deportation of Illegal Aliens.”
Dumping the illegals on Democrats destroyed decades of propaganda. Conservatives win when they force Democrats to practice what they preach.
Meanwhile, there was a comeuppance in Cajun country.
Benny Johnson tweeted, “LSU Women’s Basketball Team skipped the National Anthem. Iowa stood proud.
“LSU just got their ass beat with the entire stadium cheering against them. Season over.
“Let this be a lesson to all players: the cringy, selfish woke athlete moment is OVER.”
The lack of sportsmanship from LSU’s trash-talking Angel Reese also made the LSU Tigers the villainesses. None of them are slaves and Miss Reese likely will become a millionaire when she joins a European women’s team next season. (After 28 years, the WNBA is still just a summer league.)
Jason Whitlock has been on Reese’s case all week long. In response to a critic, he tweeted, “Adultification is some new term made up on a college campus to blame white supremacy for a problem related to black illegitimacy. You know what adultifies a child? Single-parent households lacking the proper supervision and roles.
“No father in the house exposes young black girls (and boys) to sexual exploitation and experience long before they're ready. No father in the house forces young black boys to play the role of man of the house long before they’re ready. Emanuel Acho calling a 21-year-old grown isn’t harming black girls. You know it. I know it. Exit fantasyland and deal with the reality we created.”
He is right, as is Johnson. Woke is a joke in sports now. My take is that William Thomas passing himself off a woman swimmer began the inevitable fall. Americans still have chivalry in their souls. You can do what you want to me, but leave the women alone.
LGBT’s next-door neighbor, DEI, is on the ropes. The Austin American-Statesman sobbed, “A week after state Sen. Brandon Creighton warned Texas university system administrators about the state's expectations for higher education institutions to comply with Senate Bill 17 — an anti-DEI law that went into effect in January — the University of Texas has laid off at least 60 staff members who previously worked in diversity, equity and inclusion-related positions, according to three people with knowledge of the terminations.”
Texas is following Florida’s lead on this but as Reagan said, “There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
Scott Adams proved Reagan’s point by tweeting, “Whoever came up with Didn't Earn It as the description of DEI might have saved the world.
“Normally, the clever alternative names people use to mock the other side’s policy are nothing but grin-worthy. This one could collapse the whole racist system. It’s that strong.”
Speaking of earning, dumping Ronna Romney McDaniels as RNC chairwoman worked. The money is pouring in.
Axios reported, “Trump, RNC report raising $65.6 million in March.”
The money doubled the amount of cash on hand the party — not the RNC staff — has to spend. Trump taking over the RNC hit limousine drivers the hardest.
RFK Jr 'disturbed' by 'weaponization of government' against Trump, vows to appoint Jan 6 special counsel
news.yahoo.com/rfk-jr-disturbed-weaponization-government-194935103.html
Brooke Singman
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on Friday said he is "disturbed" by "the weaponization of government against" former President Donald Trump.
He also vowed that if elected president, he would appoint a special counsel to investigate whether "prosecutorial discretion was abused for political ends" in cases related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Kennedy on Friday stated to "clarify his views on the events of January 6, 2021."
"January 6 is one of the most polarizing topics on the political landscape. I am listening to people of diverse viewpoints on it to make sense of the event and what followed. I want to hear every side," Kennedy said, adding that it is "quite clear that many of the January 6 protesters broke the law in what may have started as a protest but turned into a riot."
"Because it happened with the encouragement of President Trump, and in the context of his delusion that the election was stolen from him, many people see it not as a riot but as an insurrection," he said.
But Kennedy said that "reasonable people, including Trump opponents, tell me there is little evidence of a true insurrection."
"They observe that the protesters carried no weapons, had no plans or ability to seize the reins of government, and that Trump himself had urged them to protest ‘peacefully,’" Kennedy said.
"Like many reasonable Americans, I am concerned about the possibility that political objectives motivated the vigor of the prosecution of the J6 defendants, their long sentences, and their harsh treatment," he continued. "That would fit a disturbing pattern of the weaponization of government agencies
— the DoJ, the IRS, the SEC, the FBI, etc. — against political opponents."
Kennedy said that though he opposes Trump "and all he stands for," he is still "disturbed by the weaponization of government against him."
"As President, I will appoint a special counsel — an individual respected by all sides — to investigate whether prosecutorial discretion was abused for political ends in this case, and I will right any wrongs that we discover," Kennedy said. "Without the impartial rule of law, there is no true democracy or moral governance."
Kennedy said that Jan. 6 is being used by both parties to "pour fuel on the fire of America’s divisions," saying that Republicans and Democrats claim that in 2024 "a victory by their opponents means the end of democracy."
Biden has used Jan. 6 during campaign speeches and even his State of the Union address to illustrate why Trump should not be elected president again.
"Instead of demonizing our opponents as apocalyptic threats to democracy, let’s focus on the issues and priorities of how they will govern, and defeat them at the ballot box rather than through legal maneuvers and dirty tricks," Kennedy said.
Kennedy went on to blast both Trump and Biden for presiding as president during "the continued worsening of our national debt, chronic disease epidemic, government corruption, erosion of civil liberties, and foreign military entanglements."
Former President Donald Trump speaks during a Buckeye Values PAC Rally in Vandalia, Ohio, on March 16.
"Maybe it is because the establishment parties differ very little on these key issues that they campaign on the demonization of their opponents and all who support them instead," he said.
Special Counsel Jack Smith has charged Trump with conspiracy to defraud the United States; conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding; obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding; and conspiracy against rights. Those charges stemmed from Smith’s investigation into whether Trump was involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and any alleged interference in the 2020 election result.
Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on April 25 on the issue of presidential immunity, and whether Trump is immune from prosecution in Smith's case.
More than 1,350 people have been charged in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, according to the Justice Department.
Original article source: RFK Jr 'disturbed' by 'weaponization of government' against Trump, vows to appoint Jan 6 special counsel
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@kleavittnh Trump 2024 National Press Secretary🇺🇸
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The Trump Campaign must immediately hire Maxine Waters’ daughter as a spokesperson. No one has ever made Trump sound more fucking based.
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Crash involving electric car leads to hazmat cleanup in Petaluma
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Jack Smith HUMILIATED By Trump Appointed Judge Aileen Cannon
'' Looks like we Trumped Red China ''
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Don Surber
'' His protective tariffs ignited a worldwide backlash against the commies.''
Apr 02, 2024
The news on Monday morning was dominated by stories of an economic recovery by Red China of a recession that the U.S. press had largely ignored.
Bloomberg reported, “[Red] China’s factory activity beat expectations in March, boosting optimism about the country’s ability to achieve its ambitious growth goal of around 5% this year.
“The Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers’ index rose to 51.1 on Monday — above the 50 mark that indicates expansion for a fifth month, the longest streak in more than two years.
“Government data published on Sunday showed manufacturing PMI in March snapped a five-month contraction to rise to the highest in a year. Both numbers beat market expectations, adding to evidence that the country’s industrial sector is building momentum for an economic recovery.”
Trusting Red China numbers is like trusting its statements on covid but the encouraging news is that Red China has — or at least had — a recession. The admission by our Maoist press shows that the communists who run the joint no longer can paper reality over.
Of course, under Biden we no longer can trust our government’s numbers. Maybe we should just give up on compiling numbers because most of them are just polls (or surveys to use their language).
The narrative about Red China has changed dramatically.
John Austin of the Brookings Institute wrote in Time magazine, “Conventional wisdom that [Red[ China’s economy would eclipse the U.S. in a decade—maybe even sooner—is looking uncertain. The view that [Red] China was the emerging geopolitical power, with developing nations tucked under its wings, is looking similarly shaky. It is now unclear whether [Red] China’s GDP will ever surpass the U.S. and nations around the world are rethinking their ties to Beijing and the debt trap that is the Belt and Road Initiative.
“Meanwhile, [Red] China’s population growth is done. Chinese entrepreneurs are leaving the country. Optimism is dimming among Chinese youth. The Chinese stock market is tanking. Foreign direct investment is in freefall, as global business seeks alternatives to the ‘world’s factory’ that don’t come with the same geopolitical risk, and Big State political meddling. The economic indicators are so bad that Beijing is pulling many of them from public view.”
Hmm. Suddenly those inscrutable Chinese are quite scrutable. The only policy Beijing (Red China’s equivalent to Washington) successfully enacted was its One Child policy. That puts Red China ahead of DC by one.
Of course, Red China’s equivalent to the FBI had an easy time forcing compliance because the people have no guns. As NPR politely said, “the policy's enforcement was especially violent.”
Why did the American press start admitting that Red China is in trouble?
Joe Biden. The mission statement of every newsroom this year is Elect Joe Biden because Democracy Dies in Darkness and by golly Ned, the press will make sure it is very dark this year.
So the Time piece said, “As for the U.S., it is chugging along as the world’s fastest-growing and most dynamic economy. Inflation is down while jobs, real wages, and productivity are going up.”
Nothing quite says communist dictator like calling your leader Uncle Joe.
In Red China, its recession can be measured in kilowatts and empty factories. The South China Morning Post reported on Monday, “Behind China’s new-energy overcapacity as it changes the face of manufacturing and raises the stakes of competitiveness.”
The story began, “Undeterred by the overcapacity that is looming large in domestic manufacturing, and unfettered by the mounting risks of trade restrictions imposed by the West, Wang Rongshuo has still decided to go big this year — with an all-in expansion of his business in the new-energy sector.”
The story said manufacturing is below 75% capacity. That seems to mean that only three of every four mills are operating. I am a far cry from being an expert but it seems that building a factory is so expensive that you would not build four when you need only three.
So why are those fourth factories idle?
(And I realize that because of the expense of restarting, you might drop use at all four factories to keep them open.)
SCMP said, “Beijing is also facing strong pushback from the United States and the European Union, which have repeatedly raised concerns that their domestic companies have been squeezed out by low-priced Chinese products that have flooded in as manufacturers see overseas markets as the means to help them absorb excess capacity.”
And why is there a strong pushback?
Donald Trump.
6 years ago when we had a real president, he slapped tariffs on Red China, whose apologists in the think tanks immediately mislabeled as a tax on Americans. Um, every Republican president has used tariffs to protect American factories, but never mind, the official revised history of America has him inventing them.
The Tax Foundation said, “The Trump administration imposed nearly $80 billion worth of new taxes on Americans by levying tariffs on thousands of products valued at approximately $380 billion in 2018 and 2019, amounting to one of the largest tax increases in decades.”
Of course, Red China ate most of the tariffs as it wanted to maintain market share. The problem for the communists was under Trump’s leadership, other countries joined in. There is more to the story of Red China’s recession, of course. Spreading covid around the world had a backlash. And communism doesn’t work. But do not discount the role of the wrecking ball we call Donald Trump.
This weekend, the New York Post posted an excerpt of Steven W. Mosher’s new book The Devil and Communist China.
He wrote, “The Trump tariffs—imposed in 2018 and still in place today — set China back on its heels. And the covid debacle deepened China’s economic malaise.
“But most of the wounds have been self-inflicted.
‘The Chinese economy is suffering from a kind of death by a thousand cuts perpetrated by the policies of Xi Jinping, a man who models himself on one of the most monomaniacal — and deadly — communist leaders in human history.”
Reagan took down communist Russia along with Lech Walesa, Margaret Thatcher and Pope Paul II. Trump is taking down Red China with the help of Chairman Xi.
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