The New York Times has had a hard time telling the truth about Israel and Jews – this week they published a crossword in the shape of a swastika. @EndJewHatred decided to help them out during this time of rising Jew hate.
Save this video of Bill Gates advocating for a reduced global population because the media will memory-hole it and gaslight you. https://t.co/PpKWfZ18At
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) December 19, 2022
ABC’s @MarthaRaddatz blames Repubs for “open border” message: “I don’t think I’ve ever heard President Biden say ‘we have an open border, come on over,’ but people I have heard people say it are you (@GregAbbott_TX), are former President Trump, are Ron DeSantis…” #ThisWeekpic.twitter.com/Zmp5iHDJP8
While @MarthaRaddatz is out here LYING about what Biden said to migrants, she had a very different tune in March of 2021 when several migrants told her that Biden told them to come and she said herself the 'message was mixed, at best.'https://t.co/PqJzmYWRj3
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) December 19, 2022
"An earlier version of this article misstated the death rate for Covid patients. It is now 1% or less, not about 3%. Because of an editing error, the corrected sentence omitted the phrase 'diagnosed with' in reference to the rate.https://t.co/qqEeDCK0wI
The CCRC’s decision to go after Phillips a second time came just months after the Supreme Court ruled the commission violated its First Amendment “obligation of religious neutrality” under the free exercise clause when it punished Phillips for not baking a cake for a same-sex wedding.
On June 26, 2017 — the exact same day the Supreme Court agreed to hear Phillips’ case — a lawyer called Masterpiece Cakeshop asking for a birthday cake. The lawyer requested the cake be pink on the inside and blue on the outside, explaining it would be used to celebrate the seventh anniversary of her gender transition.
Masterpiece declined to make the cake and explained it could not, in good conscience, bake a cake celebrating a transgender message. The shop offered to bake other cakes or sell the lawyer a pre-designed cake. The lawyer declined.
Suddenly, instead of Somebody vs. Nobody, the campaign is becoming Something vs. Nothing. Because of Ryan’s substantive agenda and ability to articulate it, the GOP ticket is now the Something running against the Democrats’ Nothing.
Barack Obama’s re-election campaign kept up pressure against Republican rival Mitt Romney on two fronts Friday, launching a new ad defending the president’s record on Medicare while challenging Romney to release at least five years of tax returns.
Alabama pizzeria decided to mark the occasion. Joe Carlucci, owner of Famous Joe’s Pizzeria, is a huge Tebow and Jets fan, so he decided a Tebow-themed pizza was the way to go, according to WAAYTV.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called on President Barack Obama to end what he called a “witch hunt” against his secret-spilling website, appearing in public Sunday for the first time since he took refuge inside Ecuador’s embassy in London. He sought sanctuary there two months ago to avoid extradition to Sweden on sex crimes accusations.
Women in the fertile phase of their menstrual cycle are judged as more attractive dancers by men than are women in a less-fertile phase, a new study finds.
Consumers are once again doubting the safety of cantaloupes, a year after a deadly outbreak of food poisoning caused by tainted melons killed at least 30 people and sickened 146 people.
In all fairness, cantaloupe warns you it’s bad for you with it’s bright color and awful flavor.
This is just nuts. High achieving students should be getting extra privileges, not losing basic privileges. Is there a better example of how backwards this country has become?
Police said Kariem McFarlin, a 35-year-old Alameda resident, gave Kahn a silver 64GB iPad that was stolen out of the Waverley Street home on July 17. McFarlin also allegedly gave another iPad to his daughter, and both devices were returned to the Jobs family after McFarlin was arrested on Aug. 2, police said.
