Trump says rallies to start 'relatively soon' in big battleground states
Posted By: Drastic, 5/24/2021 3:03:13 PM
Former President Donald Trump will start holding rallies again next month, the New York Post reported, as he continues to hint at a potential 2024 run. A source told the Post that two rallies were being planned in June, while a third would take place around the July 4 holiday. Trump remains a popular Republican candidate for a 2024 run within the GOP and he has tightened his grip on the party since his impeachment trial. He has the support of senior Republican lawmakers including Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minori.
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Sen. John Kennedy posted: "Folks, as you might already know by now, Iâm running for re-election for U.S. Senate in 2022.
I promise always to fight to protect your values from the radical left. Will you help me kick off my campaign today by chipping in whatever you can?"
Kennedy was on the Sean Hannity show joking around that he put up pics and sayings like "pretty please with sugar on top" and "stand your a** up for the National Anthem."
Joe Concha wants to know what was up with ânightlyâ phone calls between Fauci and CNNâs Cuomo
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Dr. Anthony Fauciâs just-released government emails confirm that, during the height of the pandemic when former President Donald Trump was still in office, he had indeed communicated âon a nightly basisâ with anti-Trump CNN commentator Chris Cuomo.
This first became known last May when, while speaking with Fauci on CNN, Cuomo expressed his gratitude to the National Institutes of Health director for having looked out for him when heâd contracted the coronavirus earlier that spring.
Antonio Brown said he was on Verbena Street in the Dixie Hills community in northwest Atlanta, which he represents on the city council. He turned off his car, which has a keyless start, got out of the car, and had stopped to talk to community leader Ben Norman and was just a few feet away from his white Mercedes coupe.
Brown told police that he noticed four children no more than 11 or 12 years old, the youngest possibly 6 or 7 walking around a nearby store. Within seconds they were in his car.
On Saturday, USA Today published an op-ed written by Chelsea Mitchell, one of three female athletes at the center of a legal challenge to Connecticutâs unfair transgender rules that allow biological males to compete against females in womenâs sports. Apparently facing some backlash a few days after publication, USA Today altered Mitchellâs words and claimed that she had used âhurtful language.â
On Tuesday, USA Today slapped an âEditorâs Noteâ at the top of the article. The note reads, âThis column has been updated to reflect USA TODAYâs standards and style guidelines. We regret that hurtful language was used.â
Former President Donald Trump will start holding rallies again next month, the New York Post reported, as he continues to hint at a potential 2024 run.
A source told the Post that two rallies were being planned in June, while a third would take place around the July 4 holiday.
Trump remains a popular Republican candidate for a 2024 run within the GOP and he has tightened his grip on the party since his impeachment trial. He has the support of senior Republican lawmakers including Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minori.
âFox & Friendsâ co-host Brian Kilmeade said Monday he believes that Dr. Anthony Fauci has known from the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic that it was created in a lab in Wuhan, China after the nationâs lead immunologist refused to dismiss the possibility over the weekend.
Earlier this month during an event sponsored by the Poynter Institute, Fauci, who is also the Biden administrationâs chief coronavirus medical adviser, was asked about whether he was confident COVID-19 developed naturally.
âNo actually. I am not convinced about that. I think we should continue to investigate what went on in China..."
BLM co-founder called Police a âTerrorist
Organization' - says she always wanted to
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Organization' - says she always wanted to
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Sen. Johnson: vast majority of people on January 6th peacefully protesting, in jovial mood
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Sen. Ron Johnson suggests that the vast majority of people who were at the Capitol on January 6 were peacefully protesting and in a "jovial mood."
Back in March Johnson also said he didn't feel threatened by the protesters, but he would have if BLM or Antifa was involved, per report on ABC:
Johnson, a Republican, told a Wisconsin Radio show host that he was not concerned for his safety during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, which left five dead, but that he may have been if the protesters had been linked to those groups.
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A Sunday school teacher was arrested at Thursday nightâs Timberlane Regional School Board meeting moments after she and several other unmasked attendees showed up to demand an end to a school mask mandate.
The meeting was planned to be held in person at the districtâs Performing Arts Center, but board Chairwoman Kimberly Farah quickly shut it down before it began and required that it be held remotely.
âI didnât want to jeopardize the health of the staff and the students,â Farah said as several Plaistow police officers and state police troopers swarmed inside and outside the auditorium.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers deleted its entire internship page after the Daily Caller News Foundation reported that the office offered exclusively unpaid positions despite calling for a higher federal minimum wage.
The Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), which crafts the Biden administrationâs economic policies, deleted all mention of its internship program sometime between Thursday and Friday afternoon. The webpage where the unpaid internships were posted currently shows an error message and its general âwork for usâ page no longer mentions the internship program.
Democrat Mayor Lightfoot will only do one-on-one interviews with Black or Brown journalists
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Reporters out of Chicago are alleging that Democratic Mayor Lori Lightfoot is now granting interviews only to journalists of color.
NBC 5 Chicago political reporter Mary Ann Ahern took to Twitter on Tuesday to mark the "midway point" of Lightfoot's first term in office and apparently acknowledged her failed effort to land an interview.
"As @chicagosmayor reaches her two year midway point as mayor, her spokeswoman says Lightfoot is granting 1 on 1 interviews - only to Black or Brown journalists," Ahern tweeted.
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Joe Biden on Tuesday delivered a speech on the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Am Not Colored White
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Twenty twenty-one is the year for canceling back.
Canceling back, as I practice the art, is not about retribution. (snip) Now I am embarking on a multidimensional project to cancel back the word "white," because today it is a term of racist abuse. It dehumanizes by obviating the historic religio-cultural diversity and connections to ancestral homelands of people who are reduced to the color label "white." Henceforth, on my canceling back adventure, I insist on being called Anglo-European American
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