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B’Man’s Revolt – by Tom Mysiewicz
Criticize Israel—cause distress to a Jew anywhere—and wind up in an Israeli prison…or executed?
“To all the Jews in the United States, I want to convey an unequivocal message. We are very sorry, from the bottom of our hearts….We are good Jews, we do not hate you. There was no hatred here…He was motivated solely by the disease.”i Quote attributed to father of Michael Kadar. Continue reading “Dual Loyalist + Hate Charges = Precedent”
On Sunday, The Guardian reported on the supposedly nefarious workings of President Trump’s data-gathering team at Cambridge Analytica. The report suggested that Cambridge Analytica had essentially issued questionnaires through a third party; those questionnaires, which were personality quizzes, requested that you use your Facebook login. Cambridge Analytica then compiled data regarding those who completed the quiz and cross-referenced that data with political preferences in order to target potential voters.
Continue reading “What’s genius for Obama is scandal when it comes to Trump”
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — State legislators have rejected efforts to pursue a presidential pardon for a New Hampshire man in prison for his role organizing armed backers of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy after a 2014 standoff.
The New Hampshire House on Thursday has voted down the resolution for Gerald “Jerry” DeLemus. Continue reading “Pardon Effort Fails for Man Imprisoned After Ranch Standoff”
The Federalist – by Rachel Bovard
Republicans may have majorities in the House and Senate, but the only group they seem to care about pleasing are the Democrat minorities. As the next funding deadline approaches, Republicans in Congress are working on a $1.3 trillion spending bill that includes all kinds of provisions that fly in the face of campaign promises, principles, and even their party’s platform.
Take a look at what’s on the list. Continue reading “The Next Big Republican Spending Bill Is Packed With Liberal Priorities”
Water has apparently become so scarce in the Golden State that some municipalities are about to begin piping recycled sewer water back into people’s homes, new reports indicate.
The California State Water Resources Control Board recently announced new regulations that will allow treated wastewater to be reused as drinking water, though it won’t make up 100 percent of what comes through the tap. Continue reading “California to start recycling sewer water into tap water… and yes, it’s full of insane chemicals”