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26 May

Biden Caught In ANOTHER Blatant Lie On Camera (VIDEO)

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President Joe Biden stated during a graduation address at West Point that he declined an opportunity to participate in football at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. The only problem? It’s not true at all. Biden has shared varying versions of this assertion with graduates at the U.S. Naval…

26 May

Veterans Are FURIOUS Over What Biden Just Said

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President Joe Biden is facing renewed criticism for a tweet shared on his X account, in which he asserts that his administration ensures that no veteran is left behind, just before the Memorial Day commemoration. Critics have seized the opportunity to condemn Biden for the tumultuous and tragic withdrawal from…

25 May

Judge Issues Restraining Order Against Wisconsin Elections Commission for Printing Illegal Absentee Ballot Envelopes

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A significant issue has arisen in Marinette, Wisconsin, affecting absentee voters statewide. The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) redesigned the envelopes for absentee ballots, wasting $600,000 from what they termed “election security funds.” Even more concerning, should a judge permit the use of these envelopes in this year’s election, there would…

25 May

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Ditches State Bridge ‘Pride’ Lighting for Red, White, and Blue

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Governor Ron DeSantis declared that during the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Florida will illuminate in red, white, and blue as a patriotic display. This decision signals the cessation of the bridge’s lighting for various other occasions, such as a week in June…

25 May

BREAKING: Senate Democrats Pressure Chief Justice Roberts to Push Alito’s Recusal in Trump-Related Cases

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Two leading Senate Democrats sent a letter on May 24 to Chief Justice John Roberts, urging him to ask Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to recuse himself from cases involving the 2020 election and the January 6, 2021, Capitol security breach. Justice Alito, a conservative, has long been a target…

25 May

Rapper Waka Flocka Flame Invites Trump to His Miami Concert

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Former President Donald Trump has reportedly been invited to attend rapper Waka Flocka Flame’s concert in Miami, Florida, in the coming weeks, as he continues to garner support from the rap community. Florida’s Voice reporter Michael Costeines, citing unnamed sources, broke the news of the invitation for the June 14…

25 May

BREAKING UPDATE: Judge Merchan Rules Jury DOES NOT Need to Unanimously Agree on ‘Predicate’ Crimes in Trump ‘Hush Money’ Case

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Judge Juan Merchan has so far refused to release the jury instructions to the public following a contentious conference earlier this week between prosecutors and former President Trump’s attorneys. Jury instructions can be crucial, potentially determining the outcome for either side in a case. There’s no doubt that Judge Merchan’s…

25 May

MORE CENSORSHIP: USA Today Newspapers Silence GOP Senator John Kennedy

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Republican Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana recently penned an opinion column critical of transgender athletes. However, USA Today-owned newspapers removed the article without notifying Kennedy. This incident echoes a similar situation from 2020 when Republican Senator Tom Cotton’s op-ed in the New York Times was censored. The piece, which proposed…

25 May

Fully-Vaxxed ‘Super Size Me’ Star Dies of Turbo Cancer at 53

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Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock has tragically died at 53 after a short battle with turbo cancer. Spurlock is best known for his groundbreaking exposé “Super Size Me” where he chronicled the effects of consuming only McDonald’s for a month. He died this week from terminal cancer at the age of…

25 May

Harvard Student Rioters Get The BAD News…

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The Harvard Corporation, the long-standing institution that holds the highest authority at Harvard University, has overturned a faculty vote and upheld the decision made by the Administrative Board to bar 13 “encampment” activists from graduating. These 13 seniors had violated university policies by participating in the “encampment.” Following the Administrative…