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2020_05 19 God arms me

2020_05 19 approval

PRESIDENTIAL APPROVALS: Trump has a higher approval rating now than either of his predecessors did at the same points in their first terms. Continue reading →

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2020_05 18 warning

PSA: Be careful!

(Does anyone know what “not bfr” might mean?)

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My Body My Choice

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The Flynn Case That Should Never Have Been

I’ve been listening to and reading a lot of stuff about the Flynn case and I think I have all these points correct.

Very early in the Trump administration, the FBI sent 2 agents to talk to Michael Flynn about a December phone conversation Flynn had had with the Russian ambassador.

This conversation was perfectly proper for the incoming National Security Adviser.

In a 2018 interview, James Comey bragged about how he had figured the Trump administration hadn’t gotten their act together enough to know that nobody should agree to an interview without a White House attorney present.

So they called Flynn and told him they wanted a friendly chat and he said sure. Before going over, they discussed how to give him the mandatory warning about not lying without making him suspicious about their intentions (which were bad). Continue reading →

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Red Rose Rescues

2020_05 17 Red Rose

On Thursday, four pro-life advocates were arrested at two different, late-term abortion clinics in Washington, D.C.

Two of those arrested were Catholic priests.

The individuals were part of a Red Rose Rescue, a peaceful outreach in which pro-life advocates provide roses, pregnancy resource information and encouragement to mothers inside and outside abortion facilities.

Some rescuers go into the abortion facilities to speak with the mothers and pray, knowing that they will be arrested for trespassing.

One of the incidents occurred at Capital Women’s Services, which advertises abortions up to 36 weeks on its website.

Pro-life sidewalk counselors outside said they saw a woman leave the facility with a rose and information about pregnancy resource centers, so one life may have been saved by their efforts.

Interestingly, a pro-life sidewalk counselor also said one of the police officers refused to participate in the priest’s arrest.

The officer told pro-lifers that he is a member of the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic pro-life organization.

The other incident took place at the Washington Surgi-Center.

This facility’s late-term abortionist, Cesare F. Santangelo. has been accused of negligence in the death of an abortion patient.

Just a day earlier, six more pro-lifers were arrested while trying to save unborn babies at another Red Rose Rescue in Michigan.

At least two women did not go through with their abortions at the Baton Rouge abortion facility because of their outreach.

Both Michigan and Washington, D.C. have allowed abortion facilities to continue killing unborn babies during the coronavirus crisis.

Meanwhile, life-saving medical procedures are being postponed

The Red Rose Rescues do not involve the blockading of clinic entrances or abortion procedure rooms.

When police officers arrive on the scene, pro-lifers attempt to continue conversation with women or sit on the pavement praying quietly or singing hymns until they are placed under arrest.

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2020_05 17 Chesterton decay

2020_05 17 Sowell on greed

HOUSE COVID AID BILL: Nancy Pelosi’s House approved a $3 trillion coronavirus bill, the most expensive bill in Congressional history, in a 208-199 vote.

Peter King was the only Republican to support the bill. Fourteen Democrats broke from their party and voted no.

The bill is predictably jam-packed with Democrap, like direct payments to illegals. Thankfully, its chances are slim to none in the Senate and Trump has vowed to veto it. Continue reading →

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New York’s Nursing Home Fiasco

I’m so angry about this, I can hardly see straight.

2020_05 16 new york

We’ve known from the start of the pandemic that nursing homes and long-term care facilities housed the most at-risk demographic in the most at-risk environment. I.e., people who are old and/or suffering from co-morbid conditions that make the virus especially deadly, who live indoors where the virus is much more contagious, and who share staff in close quarters where social distancing is impossible.

Yet on March 25, the “progressive, caring” Democrats who run Deep Blue New York decided that these facilities HAD to accept COVID-19 positive patients. If they refused, they would lose their state funding.

Call me cynical, but I have zero … ZERO … trouble believing that the motivation behind this evil regulation was to reduce the number of expensive old people who are too gaga to vote Democrat. I even have two pieces of solid evidence.

One: A virus-free nursing home in Queens was forced to take 2 infected patients. These individuals arrived with boxes of PPEs … and a box of 5 body bags! Within days, they had dead bodies to put in the bags. Each week thereafter, another box of 5 body bags arrived. They didn’t order them, but they did end up needing them, since more than 30 of their residents caught the virus and died. Continue reading →

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2020_05 16 Johnny Cash real man Christian

OBAMAGATE: [8:20] – Senior Obama officials asked to eavesdrop on senior Trump adviser Michael Flynn, then one or more of them leaked the contents to the media. They had no business doing either of those things.

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Bongino Unmasks the Unmasking Scandal

The Dan Bongino Show: Ep. 1250 This Is Just The Beginning of the Spying Scandal [1:08:15] – Dan talks about what unmasking is, why it matters, how they get a hold of people’s phone calls, why this is so bad, and why hacks in the Slime Stream Media are gas-lighting.

6 minutes: Reverse targeting (using unmasking to listen in on an American citizen) is against the law and it is what was done to Michael Flynn.

9 minutes: Between November 2016 when Trump won the election and January 2017 when he took office, sixteen high level Obama administration officials requested FISA wire tap unmasking of Michael Flynn, who was on Trump’s transition team and was slated to become his National Security Adviser.

12 minutes: On January 4, 2017, the FBI was trying to close the case on Michael Flynn, because they had found “no derogatory information” about him and that “no other investigative methods are warranted.”

  • Why was Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew and United Nations Ambassador Samantha Power getting transcripts of Flynn’s phone calls with foreign leaders on Jan. 11?
  • Why did VP Biden submit an unmasking request on January 12, 2017?
  • And who ILLEGALLY leaked classified details to the Washington Post (story published January 12, 2017) from Flynn’s calls with the Russian ambassador?!

14 minutes: The media’s talking point is, “Maybe it was Biden’s office, not Biden himself.” So the man you think should be the next president is so incompetent that his staff spied on an American citizen with no legal justification and he didn’t know a thing about it? Riiiiight. Continue reading →

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Flynn Update

2020_05 15 Flynn domestic knife

The DOJ dropped its case against retired General Michael Flynn … but it seems that Judge Emmet Sullivan is not ready to let go. Rather than simply dismissing the case, as everyone expected him to do, he has invited outside parties to present arguments about the government’s request to dismiss the case.

In trial court proceedings involving crimes, only prosecutors and defense attorneys are permitted to be heard. Judges are supposed to render decisions based on evidence and arguments presented by the parties involved, not outside interests.

Previously in the same case, Judge Sullivan nixed the filing of amicus briefs when he knew third parties would have spoken favorably of Flynn. He said then that “[o]ptions exist for a private citizen to express his views about matters of public interest, but the Court’s docket is not an available option.”

Now he is not only allowing, but actually soliciting briefs that will be critical of Flynn. “This is a violation of the judicial oath and applicable ethical rules. We will be filing a complaint against Sullivan. … [He] is acting as a politician, not a judge.” – Michael Cernovich

CLICK  to hear Judge J about this issue. Continue reading →

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