California Passes Bill Banning Federal
Immigration Agents From Wearing Masks
Posted By: Hazymac, 9/12/2025 1:10:05 PM
California Democrats passed a bill that would ban federal immigration agents and other federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks. “We’re looking at the constitutionality of it,” Gov. Newsom said in July. Don't bother looking, governor. Any eighth grader could tell you that a governor can't order federal law enforcement or any other federal official to do anything. This is virtue signaling at its finest, and naturally, Democrats are waving the bloody shirt for all to see. “We are in a truly disaster of a situation where we have secret police, effectively, on our streets,” said Scott Wiener, a Democratic state senator from San Francisco. Wiener may be familiar to
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Rubio throws Colombia's President Petro
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Rubio throws Colombia's President Petro
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One of them is the equivalent of barroom bouncer.
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It ought to be compared and contrasted with the speech delivered
FBI Agents Fired, Finally
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In the bad old days of 2020, a number of FBI agents participated in George Floyd demonstrations and knelt in deference to that supposed martyr: Some agents who engaged in such conduct were reassigned (to what?) last spring, but now as many as 20 FBI agents have been fired:
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Democrats Can’t Debate
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Charlie used freedom of speech to enlighten, educate, argue, and persuade. He chose a debate format, offering people with ideological differences a chance to give their own perspectives. If you count winning by hearts and minds,
It was quite a week. The biggest story was the indictment of James Comey, about which I have reservations. But the indictment was a boon to memesters, who recalled Comey’s earlier art project featuring seashells.
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Violet Affleck demands clean air at UN
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but is 'powerless over dad getting off
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It can be seen below in the screenshot. Warning: it contains profanity.
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But throughout it all, even as many of the main actors who played in the Harry Potter movies turned against her in a show of support for the transgender movement,
Congressional leaders leave White House
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meeting without deal to avoid government shutdown 15 replies
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