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Vice President JD Vance: California’s fraud is worse than that of Minnesota
Vice President JD Vance said that California’s fraud is worse than that of Minnesota. Vance said this on the wake of the discovery of approximately $7billion worth of fraud in California. Vance also mentioned the fact that anti ICE efforts have mainly been a blue-state issue, with no similarly scaled action in the red states. […]
Big Navy, “Sorry About That Covid Thing”
Navy Under Secretary Hung Cao says personnel discharged over vaccine mandate were ‘failed’ Under Secretary apologizes to service members removed under the Biden administration’s COVID vaccine mandate By Michael Sinkewicz The Department of the Navy issued an apology letter Friday to former military personnel “unjustly removed” from service because of the COVID vaccine mandate during […]
Jane Fonda addresses authoritarianism while referencing loved ones who fought and died for freedom
Jane Fonda appeared with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to address the impacts of President Donald Trump’s policies. She expressed a concern about authoritarianism, about the government’s not meeting the people’s needs, the erosion of First Amendment rights, etc. Fonda claimed that people were being kidnapped and citizens were being deported. […]
Miniguns
Back around the Civil War, a dentist name of Dr. Richard Jordan Gatling developed an idea for a weapon so terrible that it would end war. Cartridge-loading repeaters were in their infancy, but Dr. Gatling ran with the idea and came up with a gun using multiple barrels turning around a central shaft. As a […]
Weekend Open Thread
A good sign that someone is easily media manipulated is to see how they react to reported events. How far will the Democrats go to attack President Donald Trump and his supporters? As far as it is required, even if it means taking positions that Democrats would’ve found abominable in other situations. The trade imbalance, […]
Arizona AG suggests that ICE agents could get shot under the state’s self-defense laws
Kris Mayes, Arizona’s attorney general, sat down with 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik for an interview. During a part of the interview, Mayes mentioned how masked agents risk getting shot by Arizona gun owners who may not be able to discern if the agents were legitimate or were up to no good. Resnik argued that […]
Valor Friday
Military.com this week will be doing most of the heavy lifting for Valor Friday. They did a write up on Edwin Ramsey and his platoon of cav troopers from the 26th Cavalry Regiment (Philippine Scouts). On 16 January 1942, after more than a month of fighting against a relentless force of Imperial Japanese, then Lieutenant […]



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