Anonymous ID: 2c5245 Sept. 30, 2025, 10:14 a.m. No.23676742   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6962 >>7172 >>7316 >>7470 >>7533

The cheating scandal surrounding U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) and her time at the U.S. Naval Academy has widened after her husband, Jason, also appears to have been implicated, according to documents reviewed by the New York Post.

Last week, a bombshell report from the New Jersey Globe revealed that Sherrill was barred from walking with her class at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1994 due to her implication in a sweeping cheating scandal that implicated more than 130 midshipmen. A copy of the commencement program from May 25, 1994, which was obtained by the outlet, did not include Sherrill’s name.

The congresswoman told The Globe that she was barred from the ceremony after failing to report classmates who had been involved in the scandal. “I didn’t turn in some of my classmates, so I didn’t walk, but graduated and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Navy, serving for nearly ten years with the highest level of distinction and honor,” Sherrill said.

The cheating scandal surrounding U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) and her time at the U.S. Naval Academy has widened after her husband, Jason, also appears to have been implicated, according to documents reviewed by the New York Post.

Last week, a bombshell report from the New Jersey Globe revealed that Sherrill was barred from walking with her class at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1994 due to her implication in a sweeping cheating scandal that implicated more than 130 midshipmen. A copy of the commencement program from May 25, 1994, which was obtained by the outlet, did not include Sherrill’s name.

The congresswoman told The Globe that she was barred from the ceremony after failing to report classmates who had been involved in the scandal. “I didn’t turn in some of my classmates, so I didn’t walk, but graduated and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Navy, serving for nearly ten years with the highest level of distinction and honor,” Sherrill said.

However, Sherrill’s campaign rejected a request for a public inspection of any disciplinary records dating back to her time at the academy. The congresswoman’s alleged involvement in the scandal has become a central point of the closely watched race, as she has routinely made her military service a central theme of her campaign.

“Why wasn’t Mikie Sherrill allowed to walk at her Naval Academy graduation? She admits knowing about a cheating scandal but won’t release the records that could tell the full story. Voters deserve the truth,” Ciattarelli posted on X Monday alongside the hashtag, “ReleaseTheRecords.”

A source from a “rival campaign” cast doubt on Sherrill’s claims of only being barred for refusing to turn in classmates while speaking with the New York Post. “Nobody, including Mikie Sherrill, was barred from graduation ceremonies for covering for their friends,”the individual, who has reviewed the documents, claimed. “That’s a bunch of bulls***. Midshipmen were, however, punished for lying to Naval investigators.”

Sherrill — who has continuously refused to release her academy disciplinary records — has denied any wrongdoing. “The fact [GOP candidate] Jack Ciattarelli and MAGA Republicans are going after Mikie’s family is sick and desperate — Jason graduated [and] served honorably as a Naval Officer,” Sherril’s campaign communications director Sean Higgins told The Post.

The scandal erupted as the New Jersey gubernatorial race tightens significantly. One recent survey from National Research found Ciattarelli leading 46 percent-45 percent in a two-way race, a figure that includes a 21-point lead among voters not registered with either major party. That poll was followed up by a survey from Emerson College on Wednesday, which found the race tied.

These polls come after Sherill held a sizable 8.8 percent lead in the RealClearPolitics polling average last week, which has since declined to just above six percent.

 

https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/new-dem-gubernatorial-candidates-cheating-scandal-widens-as-race-tightens-cmc/

Anonymous ID: 2c5245 Sept. 30, 2025, 10:23 a.m. No.23676783   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6879 >>6918 >>6962 >>7172 >>7316 >>7420 >>7446 >>7470 >>7533

The National Football League was once synonymous with patriotism. For decades, its broadcasts featured tributes to the military, roaring jets flying over stadiums, and the Star-Spangled Banner uniting fans of every background. That league is gone. In its place stands a cultural institution that has chosen ideology over unity, grievance over gratitude, and division over patriotism. The NFL now consistently aligns itself with movements and figures that are hostile to America, its heritage, and its values. It is not exaggeration but fact to say that the NFL has become one of the most powerful platforms for advancing anti-American narratives.

The evidence is overwhelming. The saga began in 2016 when Colin Kaepernick kneeled during the national anthem. His own words stripped the gesture of ambiguity: “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color.” That protest was not about police reform, it was a rejection of the American flag itself. Over time, more players joined in, and by 2020 the NFL had shifted from discouraging such protests to embracing them. Roger Goodell, the commissioner, admitted, “I personally protest with you.” The NFL thereby endorsed a message that equated the flag and anthem with oppression.

Kaepernick’s radicalism went further. Through his publishing arm, he launched “Abolition for the People,” a project calling not for police reform but for the abolition of policing and prisons altogether. He also objected to Nike’s Betsy Ross Flag shoe, claiming the early American flag design was “offensive” because of its association with slavery. Nike pulled the shoe, and the NFL, which had already wrapped itself in Nike sponsorships, went along quietly. At every step, the NFL reinforced Kaepernick’s framing of America as systemically evil rather than fundamentally good.

The NFL’s ideological drift did not stop there. In 2020, the league pledged $250 million to combat “systemic racism” and aligned itself explicitly with the Black Lives Matter movement. It stenciled slogans such as “End Racism” and “It Takes All of Us” in end zones while allowing helmet decals with the names of individuals involved in controversial police encounters. At the same time, it prohibited any Christian or pro-police messages. It began playing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” long called the black national anthem, alongside the Star-Spangled Banner at games. The symbolism could not be clearer: two nations, two peoples, two songs. Rather than uniting fans, the NFL divided them along racial lines.

The league also institutionalized racial quotas through its Rooney Rule, mandating that teams interview minority candidates for head coaching and senior operational jobs, later expanded to require at least one minority or female assistant coach on every staff. In effect, this amounts to affirmative action and racial bean-counting. White candidates face an added burden, not for lack of merit but because of the color of their skin. For a league that has always prided itself on competition and meritocracy on the field, it is a betrayal to abandon merit off it.

Meanwhile, the NFL has embraced LGBTQ activism as a core part of its brand. It has declared “Football is gay” in Pride Month campaigns, supported organizations like GLAAD and The Trevor Project, and introduced transgender and male cheerleaders on sidelines. Teams now participate in Pride events, and the league actively markets Pride-themed merchandise. These programs are not framed as tolerance but as celebration of radical gender ideology. By aligning itself with groups openly opposed to the nuclear family structure, the NFL has positioned itself against one of the central institutions of American life.

All of this ideological posturing culminated in the league’s recent decision to feature Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican rapper, as its halftime performer. Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio is no apolitical entertainer. He has denounced the US as dangerous for Latinos under Trump’s leadership, announced he would no longer perform in the continental United States, and even used his social media accounts to warn illegal aliens in Puerto Rico about ICE enforcement operations. He referred to federal agents as “motherfers” and “sons of b*es.” This is the man the NFL wants to put before 100 million Americans at its most watched event.

 

https://amuseonx.substack.com/p/bad-bunny-at-the-super-bowl-the-nfls

Anonymous ID: 2c5245 Sept. 30, 2025, 10:29 a.m. No.23676811   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6822

🚨🎥 IN FULL: Nigel Farage responds to Keir Starmer's conference speech

 

  • Accuses Starmer of "inciting" violence against him and believing all Reform voters "racist"

 

  • Says he's "completely shocked" - "I used to think he was a decent man"

 

  • Reform's vision for Britain "is the positive one"

 

  • "I am now more determined than ever"

 

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https://x.com/PolitlcsUK/status/1973039064665211375

Anonymous ID: 2c5245 Sept. 30, 2025, 10:45 a.m. No.23676899   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>23676879

except for a few notable exceptions, its not the players themselves that are pushing this anti-American hatred, and, of course, its not the fans either

roger goodell is a complete asshole for what i can tell

Anonymous ID: 2c5245 Sept. 30, 2025, 10:48 a.m. No.23676910   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6917

>>23676890

he says he wants it to be a counter to wikipedia, which is run and controlled by leftists

i do not know if there is any stopping the techno-facism that has already been dominating our society