Daily Caller,
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Henry Rodgers
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12/9/2020 1:43:07 PM
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Michigan Democratic State Rep. Cynthia Johnson threatened President Donald Trump’s supporters in a Facebook live video Tuesday, saying it is a warning message to those who support the president. In the Facebook live video, Johnson said Trump supporters better be careful, calling on “soldiers” to “make them (Trump supporters) pay.” The video was over three minutes long. Johnson took office on January 1, 2019. Her current term ends on December 31, 2020. “So this is just a warning to you Trumpers. Be careful, walk lightly, we ain’t playing with you. Enough of the shenanigans. Enough is enough. And for those of you who are soldiers, you know how to do it. Do it right, be in order, Correction*
College Fix,
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Greg Piper
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12/9/2020 3:46:45 AM
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One of the amazing things we learned in 2020 is that the novel coronavirus can’t infect people who attend Black Lives Matter protests. Science!
Apparently the seasonal influenza is even more considerate, at least at Cornell University.
The Ivy League school offers a race-based exemption from its new mandatory flu shot, requiring only white students to get immunized before returning to the area.
rushlimbaugh.com,
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Rush Limbaugh
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12/9/2020 12:01:13 AM
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RUSH: Here is Blaine in Toledo, Ohio.(Snip)CALLER: I spent part of the morning reading partway through the Texas lawsuit,(Snip)RUSH:(Snip)Is this the lawsuit, State of Texas, they’re aiming to help Trump upend the results here.(Snip)CALLER: That is precisely the suit, and they have an excellent case. The fact that a state is suing other states means it goes directly to the Supreme Court. They don’t have to bother with anybody else. And they also, the suit is not relying on accusing individuals of fraud or cheating. Instead, it’s based on uncontested facts, which are these elected officials, usually the governors and their secretaries of state, altered the election laws
Trending Politics,
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Jonathan Davis
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12/9/2020 1:27:33 AM
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President Donald Trump is planning to ditch the very real inauguration of the very fake President Joe Biden – if he actually becomes president – to show the country he’s still got plenty of fight left in him as well as a desire to win.According to various reports Tuesday, the (real) president is planning a massive exit from the White House to include a Marine One ride to Air Force One, which he’ll take to a pre-planned (and well-attended) rally in Florida.Where he’ll announce his 2024 run.Axios has more: President Trump is considering a made-for-TV grand finale: a White House departure on Marine One and final Air Force One flight
Gateway Pundit,
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Larry Johnson
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12/9/2020 4:06:50 PM
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A stunning development on the legal front that directly impacts the so-called conspiracy theory that the death of Seth Rich was something more than routine street crime. The FBI now admits it has Seth Rich’s laptop. This information has just been posted on Lawflog.com courtesy of Ty Clevenger. According to an email posted at Lawflog.com and sent to attorney Ty Clevenger, the attorney for the FBI now admits that the "FBI has completed the initial search identifying approximately 50 cross-reference serials, with attachments totaling over 20,000 pages, in which Seth Rich is mentioned. FBI has also located leads that indicate additional potential records that require further searching. "
The Washington Times,
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Cheryl K. Chumley
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12/9/2020 3:15:55 PM
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A new report from Axios details how a female Chinese intel operative forged warm and friendly relations, campaign and fundraising relations, even romantic and sexual relations, with California and Midwestern politicians between the years of 2011 and 2015 in order to influence their policies in American government. In other words, she was trying to collude with U.S. politicians. (Snip)
What is a bit shocking, though, is the fact one of her collusion targets, Rep. Eric Swalwell,(snip)is now shaking off any negative press here by — get this — accusing Trump of colluding with Axios. Or maybe it’s Axios colluding with Trump.
Cybercast News Service,
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Susan Jones
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Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) told CNN on Wednesday he was "shocked" to learn he'd been hanging around with a woman who was here as part of a Chinese effort to influence up-and-coming politicians. "No. Jim, I was shocked," Swalwell told CNN's Jim Sciutto. "You know, just over six years ago I was told about this individual, and then I offered to help, and I did help, and I was thanked by the FBI for my help, and that person is no longer in the country." (Video) Axios, which broke the story on Tuesday, reported that a "suspected Chinese intelligence operative" calling herself Christine Fang "developed extensive ties with
Meaning In History,
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Mark Wauck
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12/9/2020 5:30:51 PM
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Thanks to commenters Cassander, Kirk, and Michael for the material below.
I'm including Texas in the total number of 18. Texas' complaint can be found here.
Missouri has filed an amicus curiae brief in support of Texas' complaint, and was joined by 16 other states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia.
The conclusion of the Texas complaint states, in part:
Although this Court’s original jurisdiction precedents would justify the Court's hearing this matter under the Court’s discretion, ..., Plaintiff State respectfully submits that the Court’s review is not discretionary. To the contrary, the plain text of § 1251(a)
The Gateway Pundit,
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Kristinn Taylor
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12/9/2020 1:07:08 PM
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YouTube announced Wednesday it will take down videos questioning the integrity of the U.S. presidential election that millions of Americans, most notably President Trump, believe was stolen through numerous fraudulent actions, lawfare chicanery and computer manipulation. YouTube says it already has been rigging search results and algorithms to hide “misleading” election videos, describing the censorship effort as, “Limiting the reach of borderline content and prominently surfacing authoritative information.” YouTube says that even though the “misleading” videos account for a miniscule part of viewership,
New York Post,
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Brett Bachman
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Workers at an Upper Manhattan Chipotle restaurant say they’ve been fighting a losing battle against hordes of hungry rats — and a management team that let the infestation get so bad that four staffers have been bitten by the massive rodents. The besieged fast-casual Mexican joint on Broadway near West 169th Street in Washington Heights closed to customers indefinitely late last month, but only after rats chewed through the wiring of a computer system that handled orders, two employees told The Post.In the meantime, those workers are still going into the store to clean, in an effort to keep the vermin at bay.
Daily Mail (UK),
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James Gordon
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The principal of a Pennsylvania elementary school who was fired after being accused of posting politically conservative posts on to her personal Facebook account is suing to get her job back along with $500,000 for the 'emotional turmoil' she has been put through.
Amy Sacks, who had been a teacher for 20 years posted on Thanksgiving Day that the Perkiomen Valley School District and Superintendent Barbara Russell 'decided that the First Amendment Freedom of Speech has no place in public schools and that teachers and administrators are unfit to serve if they hold and express political beliefs that are right of center'.
Independent (UK),
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Oliver O'Connell
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John Hopkins, the founder of the university and hospital that bear his name, owned slaves before the Civil War, school officials have disclosed. Researchers discovered evidence that he held four enslaved people in his home in the mid-1800s, contradicting both accounts that Mr Hopkins was an early abolitionist, and the mythology surrounding the school’s founder. It was previously understood that his father, a committed Quaker, had freed the family’s enslaved people in 1807. However, according to government census records, Mr Hopkins was the owner of one enslaved person in his house in 1840, and four were listed in 1850. It was legal
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Think my heart skipped a beat.