President Trump Exposes National Academy of Sciences for Publishing FRAUDULENT, Biased Climate Manuals Used by Federal Judges — Orders Suspension and Debarment Review of the Climate Fraud
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/president-trump-exposes-national-academy-sciences-publishing-fraudulent/
leads to: https://www.fjc.gov/content/396456/reference-manual-scientific-evidence-fourth-edition
might be worth archiving
Sometimes lucky and good are the same thing.
Dems never had a problem with the DSA types until they became well known. Proves that as usual they have no problem with the policies just the messaging.
And sometimes luck is simply the odds landing in your favor.
‘Unusual Cluster’ of Rare Child Cancer Cases Triggers Calls for Investigation
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/unusual-cluster-rare-child-cancer-cases-triggers-calls/
Families in Ladera Ranch, California, have experienced a nightmare that they believe could involve toxic chemicals from pesticides.
Bill Essayli, First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, wants the Environmental Protection Agency to investigate the matter and determine whether environmental factors explain why so many children in that community have developed rare forms of cancer.
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Article doesn't say when the cancers started to appear but it would be interesting to find out if there was a correlation with the vaxx.
source: brave AI
on average how many bills are proposed in the US house of representatives each year that do not become law
On average, approximately 9,000 to 9,500 bills proposed in the U.S. House of Representatives each year do not become law. This figure is derived from the typical introduction of roughly 10,000 bills and resolutions across both chambers per two-year Congress, with historical data indicating that only 4% to 7% of all introduced measures are enacted into law.
Legislative Volume and Failure Rates. While the total number of proposals for the entire Congress is often cited as 10,000 per two-year session, specific data for the House shows significant variation over time; bill sponsorship in the House peaked near 20,000 per Congress in the early 1970s but has fallen to roughly 5,000 per Congress (or 2,500 annually) in recent decades according to the Congressional Bills Project. Regardless of the total volume, the vast majority of these proposals fail, with recent sessions like the 115th Congress seeing only about 443 laws passed out of over 10,000 introduced bills.
Reasons for Non-Enactment. Most bills do not become law because they die in committee, where leadership controls the agenda and can table measures without a vote. Other common obstacles include lack of floor time, partisan polarization that prevents bipartisan consensus, and ambiguous funding mechanisms that stall progress during budgetary negotiations.
I quote the old line about opinions anon.
I wonder what the rules of golf are for how to score that.
kek, Rosie with duck lips.