Marie Yovanovitch got a 'sustained standing ovation' from 'hundreds of employees' at the US embassy as she bid them an emotional farewell after Trump fired her: book
The federal government on Friday announced a record $4.37 billion sale of six offshore wind leases off the coasts of New York and New Jersey. read more
Mail-in Ballots in Harris County, Texas: Harris County, 4,598 -- or 14% -- were flagged for rejection due to the new voter ID requirements, and 13,736 -- or 41% -- were "flagged for rejection for any reason." read more
An attorney for Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes told a federal judge on Wednesday that President Trump invoking the Insurrection Act would have made the group's Jan. 6 plans legal. read more
Hey so the populist won in PA.
Hooray.
Trump-backed 2020 election denier wins GOP primary for Pennsylvania governor
www.cnn.com
Oh look, the "Open Borders" guy says Democrats need to be more like Manchin:
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) on Friday slammed President Biden's decision to rescind Title 42, a Trump-era health order used to rapidly deport people who cross the border without authorization, as "a frightening decision" that would likely increase the volume of migrants at the southern border.
news.yahoo.com
"How did they classify Rittenhouse's self defense killings?"
They probably didn't.
But since you brought it up, here's ADL's take on the Rittenhouse verdict. You may find yourself among those here who agree with 100% of this: www.adl.org
As soon as the jury announced its verdict, online extremist spaces erupted in cheers and self-congratulatory rhetoric. Supporters heralded the Rittenhouse verdict as a victory for the principle of self-defense and providing legal precedent for violent responses to perceived threats, and some argued that people no longer need to avoid acting during tense situations for fear of legal repercussions, a potentially dangerous development.
After one user on Patriots.win wrote, "Antifags and BLMKKK gotta be --------. We have permission to defend ourselves now," [sic] another responded, "We don't need ------- permission and never did. But now, it's a legal precedent."
One boogalooer on Twitter wrote: "WE CAN PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES NOW REFERENCING RITTENHOUSE V. Wisconsin."
On Telegram, QAnon John wrote, "This case is a MAJOR turning point in the quest for JUSTICE in our country. Especially in terms of the 2nd Amendment, and self-defense cases moving forward ... The precedent set in this trial will be one that is revisited, and referenced for the unseeable future."
Also on Telegram, Aaron Chapman, the leader of the neo-Nazi group the Occidental Templars, praised the verdict as giving "good Americans legal precedent and license to kill violent commies without worrying about doing life in prison if we defend ourselves in a riot. This will also show militia types that they don't have to avoid the riots to protect themselves legally."
One user in the Proud Boys public chatroom on Telegram shared an image of the snake from the Gadsden flag biting the fist from the antifa logo with the caption "YOU WERE WARNED." Beneath it, the user wrote, "#Kyle #FAFO" ("FAFO" stands for "---- around and find out.")
Voters prefer a populist liberal STROKE victim over a healthy status quo moderate liberal.
#5 | POSTED BY SPEAKSOFTLY
In a statement following his 33-point victory over Lamb,
whose campaign was endorsed by right-wing Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and bankrolled by Wall Street financiers,
Fetterman thanked his supporters for sticking with him, particularly after he suffered a stroke just days before the election.
www.salon.com
Doesn't exactly sound like a "healthy status quo moderate liberal" to me. Not even sure if "status quo moderate liberal" is a possible thing to be.
Maybe you could call him... Clintonesque?
I'll tell you this much, though. He didn't get Biden's endorsement; neither of them did. Biden instead stuck his finger in the wind.
Are you even trying?
#52 | POSTED BY RSTYBEACH11
Since you are, what's that look like?
Alternate answer: I have you for that.