Excerpts from “The 13 revelations showing the FBI never really had a Russia collusion case to begin with” By John Solomon – April 13, 2020.
Last week, Attorney General William Barr declared there was never really a basis to probe Donald Trump’s campaign for alleged collusion with Russia. Continue reading
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HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE: Medical professionals battling the pandemic are increasingly reporting benefits from the drug, saying they’re prescribing it for themselves, for patients, and for frontline personnel.
In one of their more egregious pandemic reporting, the media persistently pooh-poohed the drug, simply because Trump was praising its potential.
Meanwhile, South Dakota’s Republican governor, Kristi Noem, has launched a state-wide trial to formally test the drug’s effectiveness against COVID-19. Noem said that she has been in cooperation with the federal government in preparation for the trial.
“I made direct requests to President Trump and Vice President Pence to supply us with enough hydroxychloroquine so that it could be made available for every hospitalized person the state may have, as well as those for health care workers on the frontlines and those in the most vulnerable populations.”
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THE DAN BONGINO SHOW: Ep. 1226 Don’t Fall For The Trap Coming [1:00:23] – The first 40 minutes of this are about how Obama’s CIA director made up a load of crap about Donald Trump, attributed it to real Russians, then laundered it through a former British spy named Christopher Steele.
IOW, Spygate was not a Russian disinformation ploy that our intelligence agencies fell for. It was a planned, political hit job from start to finish.
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My briefing notes below might have been more interesting and funny if I had taken a shot every time a reporter asked a ridiculous or repetitive question. Sadly for all y’all, I don’t drink. Or maybe not, cuz as I write this particular paragraph, I’ve still got an hour to go and I’m pretty sure I’d be on the floor by now if I had tried it LOL.
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VIRUS AID: Direct deposits of virus aid money began going into bank accounts on April 12. If you paid your 2018 or 2019 taxes electronically or receive direct deposit Social Security, SSDI, survivor benefits, or Railroad Retirement benefits, the money will go straight into your bank account.
If you filed taxes and got a check in the mail, you’ll get the money the same way and it’ll be a while.
People who don’t normally file taxes can go to the link below for instructions.
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Easter resides where Christ is present – in our hearts and in our homes, Alleluia!
Easter has gone nowhere. The family is the domestic church. As such, the Church is ALIVE because of your families who rise on Easter day purposefully present in the joy of the Resurrection.
This Easter is screaming of the desires of the sons and daughters of God to feel the union of communion in the Eucharist. Do not let the desire grow dormant, let it grow and keep it in your heart.
Each online mass you attend is REAL. Each spiritual communion you make is REAL. Each examination of conscience and act of contrition is REAL.
The day is coming when the social distancing will bring us to the altar with such a THIRST for Christ that it will be tangible as in no other time of our lives. I look, with great joyful anticipation the celebration of the mass with this renewed spirit of the Church. I have already made a note to bring Kleenexes for the tears of joy!
Keep Smiling, Melissa
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As the coronavirus crisis deepens, the media continue to sink lower in their vile attacks on Donald Trump and conservatives.
1. “The cocktail of all his [Donald Trump] worst qualities is mendaciousness, his constant telling of lies, his narcissism, his lack of empathy for people in general, his obsession with money, classes, etcetera, has led to disaster, has led to delay….History will prove this — this will be something that’s paid in human lives and that’s an enormous tragedy.” – New Yorker editor David Remnick on CNN’s Reliable Sources, March 29. Continue reading
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