The Michigan Supreme Court on Monday ruled Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must stay on the state’s ballot even though he suspended his campaign. So, how’s this different from what Joe Biden did?
Maybe states that have Republican Secretaries of state should put Biden’s name back on the ballot. Wouldn’t that be fair? If Kennedy must stay on the ballot, then the same should be for Biden’s name to remain on the ballot.
What’s interesting is that Michigan tried to keep him off the ballot when he decided not to run, but now Michigan refuses to remove him from the ballot.
So who’s working those Jobs Harris and Biden talk about? Look no further than the CBO and the The Wall Street Journal.
Since the end of 2020, more than nine million people have migrated to the U.S., according to estimates and projections from the Congressional Budget Office.
Fewer than 30% of immigrants, 2.6 million are “lawful permanent residents,” green-card residents and those who came through legal channels.The other 6.5 million immigrant are “other foreign nationals,” mostly people crossing the southern border without authorization, according to the report.
Edmond North High School senior Caleb Horst said school officials told him he could not fly the US flag from his truck. (istock)
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What it means when a school district bans patriotism because of how it looks.
Recently we have been seeing where schools are banning or disciplining students because they’re proud to be an American. The latest case being in Oklahoma involving the American flag.
Be it a flag or apparel, the excuses are the same. It may offend someone or it may cause violent reactions. What that tells me is that the school has students who are a threat to Democracy and they’re the ones who the schools should be going after.
Pailin gets a second chance. LM Otero / Associated Press.
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Appeals Court Revives Sarah Palin’s Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times.
I’m sure you heard where Palin lost a case against the NY Times. What you didn’t hear was that the sitting judge dismissed the case while the jury was deliberating the case. The jury was given the judge’s decision and guess what? They ruled against Palin. But not the end of the case.
A three-judge panel of the Second Circuit held Wednesday that Rakoff had acted improperly and ordered a new trial.
We first reinstated the case in August 2019 following an initial dismissal by the district court (Rakoff, J.) under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6). Palin’s claim was subsequently tried before a jury but, while the jury was deliberating, the district court dismissed the case again—this time under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 50. We conclude that the district court’s Rule 50 ruling improperly intruded on the province of the jury by making credibility determinations, weighing evidence, and ignoring facts or inferences that a reasonable juror could plausibly have found to support Palin’s case.
Undercutting a President and a political challenger.
Former Ohio congressman and two-time Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich told Newsmax that “people from inside the government were trying to undercut” former president Donald Trump’s presidency in a way that was “un-American.”
“Whether you’re a Democrat, Republican, or independent, when someone is elected president, the country is supposed to get behind him or her. And that didn’t happen,” Kucinich, former campaign manager for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recently suspended campaign, told “Rob Schmitt Tonight.”
Kucinich said Kennedy, who endorsed Trump after suspending his campaign Friday, tried to run inside the Democratic Party.
“He began his campaign as a Democrat — a Kennedy Democrat, nonetheless. The minute that he said that roadblocks were put in his way, the DNC [Democratic National Committee] immediately moved the Biden headquarters into the DNC headquarters,” he said.
“And I will tell you, one of the landmark decisions that is reverberating through this whole election, the DNC decided in the primary there wouldn’t be any debates.”
Kucinich said that decision was in response to the known weaknesses of President Joe Biden.
“They knew he was done. They knew the weaknesses. And so what happened is they scheduled a debate before the convention, so that he could be pushed aside.”
“Now, this whole process was aimed at blocking any real competition inside the Democratic Party,” Kucinich said, calling the ways the DNC blocked Kennedy and other candidates from getting on the ballot “unbelievable.”
The BBC did a fact check on what Harris has been saying. And of course, her lies were sugar coated, but you can see that she wasn’t being truthful.
CLAIM: “Donald Trump intends to cut Social Security and Medicare.”
VERDICT: This is misleading. In this campaign, Mr. Trump has said repeatedly he would not do this.
“I will not cut 1 cent from Social Security or Medicare,” Mr. Trump said at a rally on 5 August.
And in his 20 point policy platform, one of the pledges is: “Fight for and protect Social Security and Medicare with no cuts.”
Is inflation down?
CLAIM: “Inflation is down under 3%.”
VERDICT: That figure is correct, but some context is needed here. Inflation is down from a peak of 9.1% under the Biden administration and it is higher than when Mr. Trump left office.
When President Biden took office in January 2021, inflation was 1.4% but it rose significantly during the first two years of his administration. While the Biden administration had limited control over these external factors, some economists say that their 2021 American Rescue Plan, worth $1.9tn (£1.5tn), also contributed to rising prices.
So why is Harris’s so much more? She also adds raising the Minimum wage to $20.00 federally. But yet she bragged about casting the tie breaking vote that added IRS agents to track tip workers who Harris and Biden claimed were tax cheats.
FLASHBACK: Kamala Harris cast the decisive vote to strengthen tax enforcement on gratuities in the hospitality industry, resulting in the IRS implementing a tip reporting program. Now, she champions a "No Tax on Tips" initiative, echoing a proposal originally made by President… pic.twitter.com/mMiYI0g6X9
Why is Trump’s plan revenue neutral? The removal of the undocumented meaning no more paying for their children’s education and no more social benefits or free medical and housing.
A female warehouse worker having troubles at warehouse.
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Jobless Claims Surge To Highest Level in Nearly A Year, Ongoing Joblessness Hits Highest Since 2021. Thanks Joe and Kamala.
Well, we continue to see that the economy is still struggling. Again, Jobless claims have risen. And that’s been happening ever since Donald Trump left office. We have this from Breitbart.
This was higher than even the most pessimistic forecasts in Econoday’s survey and far above the consensus estimate of 236,000.
The number of people collecting unemployment benefits beyond their initial week increased by 33,000 to 1.88 million. This is the highest number of continuing claims since 2021, when the economy was still staggering from the pandemic. The rise continuing claims indicates that Americans who have lost their jobs are having more trouble finding new work.
How could this be? Democratic Candidate Arrested on Multiple Felony Voter Fraud Charges.
Every time I see an article on voter fraud I think about this loon in California who claimed to have checked all fifty states for voter fraud and only found one case. And supposedly a Republican.
Well, I haven’t checked all fifty states, but it seems as if every time there is an article on voter fraud, it’s a Democrat. A Democratic Party candidate is being charged with a bevy of felony counts, all related to alleged voter fraud.
Terry Andrew Heflin, the 45-year old candidate for a commission seat in Clay County, Alabama, was arrested Tuesday on seven counts of unlawful use of absentee ballots, according to a news release from the Alabama Attorney General’s office. Each unlawful use of the ballots comes with a punishment ranging from one to 10 years in prison.
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