“People Are Deathly Afraid” of Andrew Cuomo

A Democrat who previously worked for Andrew Cuomo tweeted attacks aimed at the New York Governor. One of them stated that Cuomo had produced the “most toxic team environment” she had ever experienced, that being a waitress for bad customers is  “an infinitely more respectful environment,” that people were “deathly afraid of him,” and that Cuomo is “a total a**hole surrounded by enablers.” Lindsey Boylan, was an employee for Andrew Cuomo’s administration from 2015 to 2018. Boylan started tweeting about her experience after someone asked about people’s worst job. She…

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Texas Sues Multiple States Over Election

The State of Texas filed a lawsuit directly with the U.S. Supreme Court shortly before midnight on Monday challenging the election procedures in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin on the grounds that they violate the Constitution. Texas argues that these states violated the Electors Clause of the Constitution because they made changes to voting rules and procedures through the courts or through executive actions, but not through the state legislatures. Additionally, Texas argues that there were differences in voting rules and procedures in different counties within the states, violating the Constitution’s…

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Pelosi Suddenly Willing to Agree on Relief Bill

Democrat Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said that she would work with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to pass a smaller coronavirus relief package. After months of unwillingness to agree, she said she is now willing to accept a smaller deal “because we have a new president.” “What shifted in your opinion when the Problem Solvers Caucus had a much larger bill a few months ago?” a reporter asked Pelosi. “You did not like that piece of legislation. What has shifted now when they’re on board with this piece…

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Biden’s Political Favors to Chinese Nationals

In order to get Joe Biden’s pick for lead of the Department of Homeland Security confirmed, the Democrats will need to win both seats in the Senate runoff elections in Georgia. This is because the last time this individual was nominated to a position of power, not a single Republican senator voted to confirm him. Biden announced that he wanted Alejandro Mayorkas to lead the Department of Homeland Security. This drew in strong criticism from Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR). Cotton claims Mayorkas is “disqualified” from this position due to his…

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Los Angeles Mayor Bans Unnecessary Walking As Part Of New COVID-19 Restrictions

Los Angeles, California Mayor Eric Garcetti issued a new emergency order that bans unnecessary “travel on foot.” The Democratic mayor warns the city is approaching a “devastating tipping point” in their fight against COVID-19. “Our city is now close to a devastating tipping point, beyond which the number of hospitalized patients would start to overwhelm our hospital system, in turn risking needless suffering and death,” Garcetti wrote in the order. “These unfortunate facts about the spread of COVID-19 in our City mean that we must resume some of the more…

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Alabama Students Done With School – Virtual or otherwise

A lack of accountability and structure has allowed more than 5,000 students in Alabama public schools to avoid attending even a single day of class since switching to part-time in-person learning. The Associated Press reported that Education Superintendent Eric Mackey made the claim and suggested the loss of the students could lead to reduced funding, which in turn would lead to potentially hundreds of lost teaching positions. “It’s a very difficult year instructionally and that doesn’t even touch the surface on the issues we will have with these 5,000 students…

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Black Lives Matter Made Billions – Nobody Knows Where It Went

Ten local chapters of the Black Lives Matter movement released a public statement on Monday outlining deficits in leadership, organization, and financial accounting of the Black Lives Matter Global Network (BLMGN) Foundation, the Black Lives Matter national umbrella organization. BLM national doesn’t want to hear it. “Since the establishment of BLMGN, our chapters have consistently raised concerns about financial transparency, decision making, and accountability. Despite years of effort, no acceptable internal process of accountability has ever been produced by BLMGN and these recent events have undermined the efforts of chapters…

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Kaepernick Is at It Again

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is at it again. By “it” I mean spreading false racist narratives as part of the American-hating left’s broad-brush attack on all policing – maligning the vast majority of police officers and departments who do an outstanding job in serving and protecting the citizenry. He is pandering to racial divisiveness by using any and all incidents in which a black man is incarcerated for killing a white person, especially a cop – in this case, a 25-year-old Philadelphia police officer.  This murder was not a…

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Germany to spend €1 Billion Fighting Conservatism

The German federal government agreed on Wednesday to an enormous package of measures worth €1 billion to “fight against the right”, which will channel millions to pro-migrant organizations, civil society NGOs, left-wing activists, academic institutions, and federal states over the coming years. The project aims to “learn to better understand the causes of right-wing extremism and racism, respond to the actions of right-wing extremists as a strong state, and strengthen the support of democratic civil society,” the government announced. As Junge Freiheit reported, the funds, an average of €250 million…

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The Transylvanian Who Founded the New York City Marathon

Millions of people marathon each year all over the world – but it wasn’t always like that. Until the mid-70’s only professional athletes participated in long distance running competitions. Then came a man with a vision to bring marathon closer to the ordinary people. The History of the NYC Marathon This man was Fred Lebow, the founder and first race director of the New York City Marathon, the race which grew during his time from 120 participants to the biggest running event on the planet with more than 50,000 finishers…

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