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Mitt Romney: Master troll - American Thinker
Mitt Romney penned an especially inspirational piece in the Atlantic for the 4th of July, in which he itemized our national problems and then blamed us (the people who don't reside in Washington, D.C.) for them.
Mitt started out his missive with a little criticism of our crop management practices.
Even as we watch the reservoirs and lakes of the West go dry, we keep watering our lawns, soaking our golf courses, and growing water-thirsty crops.
We're told by the Left that we can't have meat because it's mean-spirited. Little did we understand that we're also supposed to feel guilty about growing water-thirsty crops — which would be all crops. So meat and plants are out as food. What does Senator Delecto recommend that we feed the masses with? Soylent Green? Will they be serving that in the French Laundry, too? Is processed human remains best with red or white wine?
Then the good senator moved on to global warming.
As the ice caps melt and record temperatures make the evening news, we figure that buying a Prius and recycling the boxes from our daily Amazon deliveries will suffice.
It turns out the senator owns four homes with an estimated total value of $18 million. His home in California even has an elevator for his freaking car! It seems that Mitt's carbon footprint is just slightly shy of that for the Army's 1st Armored Division. But the problem is really our Amazon habit — sure. (Mitt also mentions that the ever-flatulent cattle and swine contribute to global warming.)..... click on headline to read more
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Big Event - July 15th: Real Health Solutions Symposium - Defending Utah
Presidential candidate, Dr. Ron Paul referred to a long past era when he said “It’s easy to forget that for decades the U.S. had a health care system that was the envy of the world. Patients received high-quality, affordable medical care, and thousands of privately funded charities provided health services for the poor.” Now we pay doctors to make us sicker and charity has largely been replaced with government assistance programs that hurt everyone and remove choice. Health Independence Alliance, a grassroots team of medical professionals, will begin the discussion of how we-the-people can build a new medical structure in our communities to restore healing to it’s rightful place, instead of being monopolized by a corrupt system where illness, obscene profits and government control reign supreme.
Amazing Guest Lineup!
Robert Scott Bell – Radio Host and Natural Healer
Dr. Scott Bradley, Constitutional PhD - “The Fauci Facade”
Jordan Gundersen, Master Herbologist
Cassidy Gundersen, Doctor of Nutrition - “The Miracle of Herbalmectin”
Health Independence Alliance - “Build an alternative, healing-focused, medical system”
For more info: https://www.defendingutah.org/post/2022/07/01/real-health-solutions-event/
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Biden Administration Spent $100+ Million On Payroll Since 2021 While 220 Staffers Quit Last Year
During President Joe Biden’s first two-years, he spent $100.7 million on the largest White House payroll in American history, based on headcount.
No White House ever employed 500 staffers. The Biden White House employed 560 (FY2021) and 474 this year (2022). In 2022, the headcount dropped by 86 employees.
The Biden administration released its annual report to Congress on the White House Office Personnel. The payroll data includes employee name, status, salary, and position title for all White House employees as of July 1, 2022.
The personnel budget is an infinitesimal part of the $6.011 trillion federal budget in FY2022, it is an important forecasting indicator showing Biden’s commitment to expand the size, scope, and power of the federal government......
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BREAKING: Biden Signs Executive Order on Abortion - Liberty Nation
President Biden's Executive Order on Abortion - READ IN FULL - Liberty Nation
Biden Will Sign Meaningless Executive Orders – PJ Media
On July 8, Joe Biden set in motion the White House’s response to the recent Supreme Court opinion that struck down Roe v. Wade by signing an executive order aimed at “protecting access to reproductive healthcare services.”
The order compels the Department of Justice to protect “reproductive rights” for women and health care providers across the US – particularly in the as-yet hypothetical case in which a woman is prevented from crossing state lines to seek an abortion. It further allows the Department of Health and Human Services to provide various types of support for women seeking contraceptive medications or other “reproductive healthcare” services.
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The lights are about to go out in America, warn grid experts
For some reason, consumer demand for electricity is expected to skyrocket this summer. And this, we are told, will lead to blackouts all across the country.
Utility companies are already bracing for impact as they all seem to just know that energy usage will reach an all-time high in the coming months, leaving millions without power in the dead of the summer heat.
The powers that be say that it is warmer than usual in some parts of the country, which they are already blaming for future blackouts. (Related: Rolling blackouts are expected to sweep the .....
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Why Boris Johnson Resigned and What It Means for Britain’s Future
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation Thursday, saying his party had made it clear he should do so. “It is clearly now the will of the Parliamentary Conservative Party that there should be a new leader of that party, .....
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How nuclear war would affect earth today -- ScienceDaily
A new study published today provides stark information on the global impact of nuclear war.
The study's lead author LSU Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences Assistant Professor Cheryl Harrison and coauthors ran multiple computer simulations to study the impacts of regional and larger scale nuclear warfare on the Earth's systems given today's nuclear warfare capabilities. Nine nations currently control more than 13,000 nuclear weapons in the world, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.....
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President Biden's 'Whole of Government' Climate Spending Extravaganza | RealClearInvestigations
Just two years ago, the National Endowment for the Arts made only one grant to an art project that promised to address the issue of climate change, awarding $25,000 to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art to commission work informed by "research on the Earth's dissolving permafrost layer."
During the last two years, the federal agency has provided $1,369,000 to fund some 40 climate-focused projects. The 29 such grants approved for fiscal year 2022 include support for multidisciplinary artist Hajra Waheed's collaboration "with researchers and organizers on issues such as land sovereignty and food and climate justice"; development of a Baltimore Center Stage production titled, "A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction"; and a grant to the Dance Exchange in Takoma Park, Maryland, to use "movement and storytelling to explore the ways different landscapes and communities are navigating climate change."
Never mind the prospect of reins on executive climate action in light of the Supreme Court's stinging regulatory rebuke last week: These art projects are one small piece of an explosion of climate spending since President Biden called during his first days in office for a "whole-of-government approach to combating the climate crisis." In response, every department, bureau, and agency has climate-related budget lines, responding to Biden's mandate by claiming a slice of the climate pie.
Where the Trump administration's 150-page budget overview for the fiscal year 2020 mentioned the word climate just once (and that was a reference to "school climate" – that is, educational environment), the current White House 2023 budget overview mentions the word "climate" 187 times and the phrase "climate crisis" 33 times in its 158 pages.The administration's proposed budget for fiscal year 2023 calls for "a total of $44.9 billion to tackle the climate crisis," $16.7 billion more than climate spending in 2021, according to the president's budget.
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The ‘Spartacus’: The Weaponization of Biotech Part 6 – The Expose
Technically, a number of things already mentioned above count as crude forms of bionanotechnology. However, when all of these factors are combined together, as one engineering platform (gene editing, nanoparticles, in-vivo bioassembly, protein design, etc.), it becomes possible to engineer living organisms to incorporate novel structures, like nanomaterials, metamaterials, artificial tissue lattices, and so forth, that might behave like biological/electronic hybrids, incorporating features of both living cells and electrical devices in one.
This is an area of ongoing research. They are even looking into ways to make such bionanotechnological devices internet-enabled. The terms used for such things are WBAN (wireless body area networks), Intra-body Nano-networks, IoB (the Internet of Bodies), and IoBNT (the Internet of Bio-Nano Things). Such devices could be made to behave intelligently inside the body, acting on the direction of swarm AI, retrieving information from cells and tissues, or influencing the behavior of said cells and tissues, or even performing functions that no natural, unaugmented organisms ever could.
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Follow the COVID Money - American Thinker
If the COVID-19 vaccines have been a disappointment from a public health standpoint in stopping the continuing spread of new variants of the disease, why is Big Pharma as well as its government allies in the FDA, CDC, and NIH still pushing them?
As Deep Throat whispered to Bob Woodward during the Watergate scandal (“Follow the money”), so, too, the American public should be demanding the same of its political leaders: Follow the COVID money to determine why we continue to spend a fortune on something that seems to have only a relatively limited benefit.
But our elected officials are embarrassingly quiet on answering the basic question of who exactly is benefiting from the constant rounds of shots being foisted on or recommended to the American public?
Maybe the silence comes from the fact that the pharmaceutical industry spends more on lobbying than any other industry group. In 2020 big pharma spent over $300 million lobbying officeholders and government officials. It clearly pays off. The research to develop the COVID-19 vaccines was nearly all funded by taxpayers. The distribution of the vaccines, once developed, was .....
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90 Democrat Prosecutors Refuse to Enforce Pro-Life Laws
With the fall of Roe v. Wade, 90 left-leaning attorneys general and district attorneys across the country have pledged to not enforce criminal charges related to laws protecting the unborn.
In a joint statement, the prosecutors emphasized that although they have varying personal and moral beliefs on abortion, they are united in the “firm belief that prosecutors have a responsibility to refrain from using limited criminal legal system resources to criminalize personal medical decisions.”
The statement organized by Fair and Just Prosecution, a coalition.....
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China’s Stars Dim for Investors
By strangling the Chinese economy and crushing human rights, President Xi Jinping is rapidly turning China into a bad gamble for Western investors and multinational corporations.
China’s dictator has run into increasing, if carefully expressed, criticism from top-profile figures within the Chinese Communist Party.....
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How Facebook Crushed Report on Biden Admin Crack Pipe Distribution Scheme
It took just hours after a Washington Free Beacon report on a Biden administration plan to distribute crack pipes to drug addicts at taxpayer expense for the Facebook fact-checkers to mobilize.
In a "fact check" titled "Biden Administration Is NOT Funding ‘Crack Pipes, Heroin' For Drug Use," Lead Stories—a prominent member of Facebook's third-party fact-checking program—concluded the Free Beacon report was "not true." Lead Stories based its determination on Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra's....
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Explosion Destroys the Mysterious Georgia Guidestones Monument – PJ Media
Nobody knows how the Georgia Guidestones arrived in their spot in Elbert County in Northeast Georgia. Someone anonymously commissioned the 19-foot-tall granite monument, which crews erected in 1980. People have called the monument “America’s Stonehenge,” and for over 40 years it has drawn tourists to the site seven miles north of the town of Elberton, Georgia’s granite capital.
But the Georgia Guidestones are no more, and as of now, the circumstances behind their destruction are as mysterious as their origin. On....
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Is He Running? Trump Plane Gets a Fresh Coat of Paint – PJ Media
In 2016, Donald Trump loved to stunt on his political opponents by landing his massive, branded jet behind them just as they were giving speeches during campaign stops at airports. Now, a new video documents “Trump Force One” getting a fresh coat of paint, leaving the gleaming Boeing 757 resplendent with a waving American flag on the tail.....
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"When the Herd Moves, It Moves": Boris Johnson Announces Resignation as U.K. Prime Minister - The New American
A year full of scandals and the deterioration of trust within his own party have finally prompted the United Kingdom’s prime minister to announce his resignation. Boris Johnson made the announcement on Thursday in the wake of dozens of resignations from his government in the last few days.
Johnson will remain in a “caretaker” role until a new prime minister is named. The Conservative Party is scheduled to meet in its annual conference in October, but there are numerous calls to .....
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What Happens when the Majority of a Nation’s Citizens Decide Not to Comply with Tyrannical Edicts? Tanzania May Provide an Answer
It is almost one year now since the assassination of the world’s one and only sovereign leader who waged open warfare against the COVID-19 Cabal.
This is a first-hand account of the situation on the ground in Tanzania since the hit squad was sent in to eliminate the only leader who fought the Cabal and their ‘vaccines’ head-on, out in the open, from day one…
Within a few weeks of President Magufuli’s murder, his replacement, Samia Suluhu Hassan, a female World Economic Forum attendee, set about installing the Cabal’s COVID agenda. It was a thoroughly depressing experience. I know. I was there to see it......
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The importance of elders: Researchers argue that the long human lifespan is due in part to the contributions of older adults -- ScienceDaily
According to long-standing canon in evolutionary biology, natural selection is cruelly selfish, favoring traits that help promote reproductive success. This usually means that the so-called "force" of selection is well equipped to remove harmful mutations that appear during early life and throughout the reproductive years. However, by the age fertility ceases, the story goes that selection becomes blind to what happens to our bodies. After the age of menopause, our cells are more vulnerable to harmful mutations. In the vast majority of animals, this usually means that death follows shortly after fertility ends. Which puts humans (and some species of whale) in a unique club: animals that continue to.....
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Latest Symptoms of a Disintegrating Nation - The New American
In Stephen Vincent Benet’s “The Devil and Daniel Webster,” the tale is told that if you approached Webster’s grave and called out his name, a voice would boom in reply, “Neighbor, how stands the Union?”
“Then you better answer the Union stands as she stood, rock-bottomed and copper-sheathed, one and indivisible, or he’s liable to rear right out of the ground.”
Today, it would be untruthful to answer to the soul of Webster that our Union is “rock-bottomed and copper-sheathed, one and indivisible.”
For the divisions among us replicate those Webster witnessed in his last years before the War Between the States.....
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A Tribute to the Innermost Layer of Freedom — Naomi Wolf’s ‘The Bodies of Others’ • Children's Health Defense
Wolf‘s book is a travel through time, starting in March 2020, and ending this spring. She switches between discussion and analysis of the situation at each stage and different aspects of it, and a kind of personal diary of how she and those around her were affected.
The book starts with a description of normal pre-pandemic life. The author is at a conference in London.....
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IWho's Behind Joe Biden's Leftward Lunge?, by Michael Barone | Creators Syndicate
What's going on with Joe Biden? Why is a president who ran and was elected as a centrist Democrat supporting one left-wing proposal after another? What has prompted the politician whose sensitivity to public opinion was finely honed for four decades to take one unpopular stand after another?
As a senator from Delaware when it voted like the national average, from 1972 to 1996, he opposed school busing and Medicaid-funded abortion. Starting in 2000, Delaware has been a safe Democratic state, and Biden has veered left, opposing the killing of Osama bin Laden and backing same-sex marriage before former President Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton......
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The Founders Predicted our Economic Crisis | Tenth Amendment Center
Did Thomas Jefferson call the economic crisis?
“Every thing predicted by the enemies of banks, in the beginning, is now coming to pass. we are to be ruined now by the deluge of bank paper as we were formerly by the old Continental paper.”
That’s from a letter to Thomas Cooper in January 1814. And while it sure seems to apply today, Jefferson was actually observing – and predicting – the depression of 1815-21, and the Panic of 1819.
While the 1815 panic was considered the start of several years of just mild depression, a major financial crisis – the Panic of 1819 – followed. It featured widespread foreclosures, bank failures, unemployment, a collapse in real estate prices, and a slump in agriculture and manufacturing.......
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America the Beautiful - The American Conservative
What to Americans of 2026 will be the Fourth of July? The 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is only four years away, but those years seem set to be decisive, when we consider the future of our country. One can imagine there being, after a right-wing win of the White House, grand celebrations nationwide, akin to the bicentennial of 1976—an effort to recreate a common language for America.
Or perhaps, with a compromise victory, a conciliatory small-c conservative president, there would be a cheerful and festive, but most importantly normal,
acknowledgment of the date, an appropriate speech, fireworks, the cookout price a little lower than the year before. But one can also imagine, quite easily, looking to the left, the United States of America turning 250 with little official fanfare, if not outright opprobrium, and only local special celebration.
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The Art of Beautification: The Graces of Ordinary Life ~ The Imaginative Conservative
What do decorating a room, wearing tasteful clothes, expressing cheerfulness, offering friendship, enjoying Mayday, taking a vacation, and cultivating the ordinary virtues of patience, friendliness, and kindness all have in common? What do a bare, plain room, an unkempt appearance, a surly demeanor, an environment without flowers, a life of work with no leisure, and a murmuring disposition all share in common? Just as a room can be clean but drab, a person’s appearance proper but unattractive, persons moral but unpleasant, a life useful but joyless, so human life needs to be more than utilitarian, functional, practical, and economic. The art of happiness requires the gift of beautifying daily life with the gracious touches that decorate rooms, select.....
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The Last Defense Against Tyranny - Intellectual Takeout
Feminist writer Naomi Wolf, once beloved by progressives, has decided to go a different direction in the last few years. She has written much about totalitarianism and believes the United States is marching swiftly along the road to such a dictatorship. Needless to say, her former comrades are outraged.
Recently, Wolf courageously wrote and published a long article, “Rethinking the Second Amendment: Can We Really Have Peace and Freedom Without Guns?”.....
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Civil Society and Counterrevolution against Progressivism | Mises Wire
When Murray Rothbard and Lew Rockwell defined the paleolibertarian doctrine, they simply wanted to break the clock of social democracy and repeal the twentieth century, during which some of the greatest horrors in history were created from the deranged ideas of power-hungry nineteenth-century intellectuals by applying these ideas with the full might of the state, costing millions of human lives and the complete degeneration of the social and economic order.
However, we wouldn’t be at this point in history without a process that has been slowly destroying our social protections as individuals, first against the state and now against big business, which is nothing but the result of four centuries of political and even theological formulas of the Enlightenment......
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Science Confirms Human Life Begins at Conception, Unborn Children are Human Beings - LifeNews.com
At each stage of development, human beings and their cells conceived by natural processes are compared to those conceived by artificial means involving bioengineering, modification, and/or experimental manipulation. Living organisms and their cells that are produced by any type of “artificial” means does not necessarily connote that they are unnatural. Their origin and scientific inspiration are still from human organisms and/or biological functions occurring naturally in nature. Scientists have discovered diverse methods for producing both nascent human beings and cells derived from nascent human beings with the aim of scientific experimentation. Any nascent human being produced using artificial means, and the cells derived from them, have the essential nature and properties of human beings and their cells conceived by natural processes. .....
Here are Pro-Life Alternatives to Pro-Abortion Companies - LifeNews.com
The Fight to End Abortion Is Facing Massive Resistance From Pro-Abort Organizations and Activist Judges – RedState
What President Biden’s executive order on abortion does not address – The Hill
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It’s Time to Lock Down Red State Elections - American Thinker
America is experiencing a seismic population shift, and progressive states are leaking people, companies, and revenue faster than our porous borders can replenish them. The recent 2020 Census showed population gains in predominantly conservative constituencies and losses in progressive blue constituencies, but that doesn’t begin to tell the whole story. A follow-up study by the Census Bureau showed population undercounts in five conservative states and overcounts in six progressive states. The shift is likely greater than official numbers and the miscalculation has cost conservative states representation in government.
Have you read conservative headlines boasting of an inbound red tsunami that is barreling toward the Atlantic Coast? It’s scheduled to land sometime in early November, they say. Look at our registration numbers, they say. If the primaries are any indicator of what we can expect in the Fall, it will probably look a lot like what we historically see in mid-term elections. The minority party will become the majority party, but results will fall short of projections and the press will sing the lamentations of unmet expectations or the praises of moral victories......
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The Mass Psychosis of Liberals - American Thinker
It’s been my lifelong observation that liberals are a mostly conflicted, tormented group suffering from mass psychosis. They wrap themselves up in do-good, virtue-signaling knots and then attempt to rationalize positions even they know are indefensible by putting forth the most tortured, illogical explanations imaginable. Merely calling those positions “lies” doesn’t go anywhere near far enough. Liberals have mastered the art of wanting to believe in a false reality, constructing a Bizarro Universe, while at the same time, excusing themselves for committing the very same transgressions against society and nature that they accuse others of doing.
Let’s look at a few examples......
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How the FBI Wiretapped the World
For years criminal organizations around the world were buying a special phone called Anom. The pitch was that it was completely anonymous and secure, a way for criminals to do business without authorities watching over their shoulder.
It turned out that the whole thing was an elaborate honeypot and that the FBI and law enforcement agencies around the world were listening in. They’d help develop the phones themselves.
The fallout from that revelation is ongoing and.....
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YPortals will be as important as the car’: the architects exploring gateways to new dimensions | Art and design | The Guardian
ith its hidden doors, folding walls and clever optical tricks with mirrors and light-wells, Sir John Soane’s Museum feels like just the kind of place you might stumble across a portal to another dimension. Moving from one room to the next in this wildly reimagined London townhouse is never as straightforward as stepping through a simple doorway. The eponymous neoclassical architect and collector saw to it that the thresholds between the different parts of his house-museum were elaborate spaces in themselves, topped with lanterns and lined with mirrors and windows, offering views up, down and through his multi-levelled maze of antique treasures......
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Why Government Is the Biggest Obstacle to Educational Freedom - Intellectual Takeout
In Massachusetts where I live, average private school tuition hovers around $23,000. For secular private schools, the cost is typically much higher, with Boston-area private school tuition often exceeding $40,000. This price tag is way too high for most families to afford, but emerging microschools are typically a fraction of the cost of other private education options.
For example, the Wilder School is a new Acton Academy-affiliated microschool that costs about $12,000 a year, while Life Rediscovered, a new homeschool resource center offering up to five days a week of full-day, drop-off learning, costs about $10,000. Even established local microschools, such as Bay State Learning Center that was founded in 2014 and that I wrote about in Unschooled, have similar tuition costs and frequently offer financial aid or sliding scale tuition.
These tuition costs are still too high for many families to afford, but they are more accessible than many other existing private options. Supporting the creation and growth of more microschool programs through deregulation and by removing entrepreneurial barriers would reduce costs even further.
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First 12 Things Trump Will Do When He Inevitably Returns To Power | Babylon Bee
The prophets have long whispered of the return of ULTRA-MAGA King Trump. In faith, we know that his return is inevitable and that he will soon reclaim the presidency and set right what has gone awry.
Here are the first 12 things Trump will do when he returns to power:
- Spray Febreze on the Oval Office curtains to get the old man smell out: Step one to draining the swamp is giving it a flowery scent.
- Make Pelosi wear a sweater on the beach: I mean, really.
- Welcome back Mike Pence, just to tell him he's fired: It'll be the highest ratings for a single episode of The Apprentice. Maybe ever......
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Biden Disappointed To Learn That Pink Hair Doesn't Smell Like Strawberry | Babylon Bee
I gave one of those medal things to that nice young man Merv Raptart today and his hair was pink! You ever seen such a thing? I didn't know they made that kind of hair. Looks like strawberries," said Biden to one of his travel catheters he mistook for a CNN correspondent. "But then I leaned in, and it smelled all sweaty and oily. Like hippie shampoo. No strawberry smell. Not even Jolly Rancher strawberry. Come on, man! Ripoff!"
"I'll tell you what, that boy's a national hero!" said Biden. "Takes real courage for a boy to run around with pink hair like that, especially if it doesn't smell like strawberries! Ripoff, man!"
At publishing time, Biden reported that Cindy McCain had also received a medal and her hair smelled much better.
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16. The Marine Corps' latest idea for countering China has major problems
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18. Putin Has a Problem: Ukraine's Guerrilla War Against Russia Is Now In Full Swing
19. Army pilots expertly land Black Hawk helicopter on knife’s edge ridge to save injured hiker
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21. House wants troops to chow down bison meat bought from native tribes
22. How the Pentagon Uses a Secretive Program to Wage Proxy Wars
23. Documents reveal U.S. involved in secret wars around the world
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Ukraine Conflict Updates
by The Institute for the Study of War
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Key Takeaways:
- The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that Russian forces are conducting an operational pause to rest and reconstitute.
- Russian forces continued efforts to advance toward Slovyansk from the southeast of Izyum and may be setting conditions to advance from the southeast of Barvinkove—either toward Slovyansk or toward Kramatorsk.
- Russian forces made marginal gains to the southeast of Siversk and continued offensive operations west of the Lysychansk area.
- Russian forces continued offensive operations to the south and east of Bakhmut.
- Russian forces conducted a limited and unsuccessful attack north of Kharkiv City.
- Ukrainian partisans are likely continuing to target Russian-controlled railways around Melitopol.
- Russian oblasts are continuing to create their own ad hoc volunteer units to compensate for personnel losses in Ukraine.
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