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IN POLITICAL NEWS


 

1) Pam Bondi/Tulsi Gabbard continue their presentation of the prosecution case in public by releasing a ton of info implicating Adam Schiffty, the Human Lemur, in flat out treason. Schiffty's job was to leak classified info. This is according to a DemoKKKrat whistle blower. Now Ed Martin has him in his sights for "mortgage fraud," but there may well be far more forthcoming. Martin is a bulldog, unlike the useless "Bull" Durham, who was a cleaner. A whistleblower released this info, showing the Human Lemur personally took the leaker role. His stated goal was to "indict the president." As Jeff Childers continues to argue, Bondi/Gabbard are building up to a "public permission structure" to arrest these gulag-gluggers, and that includes Farticus (Eric Swalwell). However, he first argues that in the wake of Patriot Day, January 6, the highly politicized D.C. police force is about to get a real po-po makeover, and that Pam Bondi, under the invoked authority, can fire and replace anyone she pleases in D.C. Then he drops the MOAB: "what if the Administration is securing DC before it makes a really controversial move? Like arresting someone near the top of the political food chain?" And speaking of chains, the DEI Washington D.C. police chief did not kow what a "chain of command" is. Fire them all.


 

2) Just like that, National Guard troops began arriving in D.C. Even as DemoKKKrats claim D.C. is the safest place on earth other than Disneyland, an ABC reporter Kyra Phillips was jumped by some homeless and Harmeet Dhillon was accosted---but not by Jim Accosted. Oh, and just blocks from the D.C. protest against the National Guard presence, a man was shot and killed. Enough. Except not for D.C. Mayor Muriel Bow Wow Bowser, who says the solution isn't police, it is statehood for D.C. Not a chance in hell, there, Pluto. Nevertheless, even Bow Wow understands this is a win/win for her. Her crime stats fall, while she gets to criticize the individual making them fall. So she is "cooperating." Now, I don't usually cite Alex Jones, but I never knew him to be a Q-tip, so when he reports that insiders are telling him indictments will happen, well . . .

3) CNN, meanwhile, says the DemoKKKrats "fumbled" the response. Er, spoogoids, when your response is fecal matter, you aren't fumbling anything. And, as Jeff Childers points out, this was done in total secrecy with hundreds of people involved and multiple agencies and not a single leak. Thank you Susie Wiles. Oh, and the Hoax News Media has given President Trump a new nickname, "Batman."


 

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4) The DOJ is settling suits over admissions to West Point and the Air Force Academy based on race. All admissions must only be based on merit, the settlement concluded.


 

5) An appeals court lifted the block on DOGE getting data from various federal departments. Pam Bondi's DOJ wins yet another. That's 18/19 by my count.


 

6) New emails show that staff were canceling events because Rutabaga couldn't even walk several steps.


 

7) The House Oversight Committee, led by Cong. James Comer, is putting the pardons of Dr. Fallacy and Thoroughly Modern Milley in its crosshairs.


 

8) Other than voter registration statistics, want a good indicator of how badly the DemoKKKrats are doing? After they rolled out Cankles about a month ago, not it's Betamale O'Roarke in a profanity laced tirade. I've said before, we WANT HIM ON THAT WALL, we need him on that wall. He is a massive gift to Rs, in that he is the biggest money burning machine outside of the incinerators the Fed uses to burn up old money.


 

9) DemoKKKrat attempts to block TX redistricting flopped, leaving them spooging around in IL with Porky Pritzker while there was flooding in the Lone Star State. Not a good look. They have returned, forked tails between their legs. It didn't hurt that the great Ken Paxton, TX AG, filed suit against Betamale O'Roarke, who was bankrolling them. At any rate, the TX senate already passed the map.


 

10) Two Muslim Hamtramack, MI city council members arrested for voter fraud involving filling out blank ballots. Wait, a certain Arizona Data Gnu said that such fraud never existed. What, like this from July 3, where 15 were arrested in TX for vote fraud? Or Saginaw, MI, where the city council is looking to remove a clownish-looking woman member for vote fraud?


 

11) What is up with travelers making scenes on planes, having all sorts of body problems? This woman's biohazard diarrhea destroyed a plane's bathroom. Too much of this?


 

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IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS


 

12) Well, it is an invasive, illegal alien: a FL man caught 87 pythons in a month due to incentives, winning $1,000.


 

13) They may be legal in some sense, but an Indian immigrant family was busted by the DOJ/FBI for a human trafficking operation that sent kids to Me-hee-co to work as slaves.


 

14) Applications for ICE work under Trump now exceed 100,000.


 

IN CULTURAL NEWS


 

15) Just when everyone was focused on Tulsi Gabbard or Pam Bondi or Scott Bessent, another of Trump's division commanders, Howard Luttnick at Commerce, opened a new offensive, this time against Harvard for its patents and the requirement that federally funded patents must benefit U.S. manufacturing. Oops. Harvard's ChiCom wing ain't gonna be happy about that. Buried in the agreement is a clause that also requires Harvard to release its admissions data, meaning all the DEI stuff. Harvard responded with a desperate plea to settle, but balked on the admissions stuff.


 

IN TRANSOID NEWS


 

16) Good. The largest kiddie transoid clinic in the country has shut down.


 

IN ECONOMIC NEWS


 

17) There are serious delinquencies for subprime auto loans.


 

18) Spirit Airlines, just emerging from bankruptcy, may be finished.


 

19) Trump named Heritage Foundation's E.J. Antoni to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


 

20) Finally some good news with housing, as mortgage applications rose 17% year over year.


 

IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS


 

21) Big Wind continues to have no favorable breezes, as Orsted, a Danish wind "power" company (almost a lie to call them energy companies) posted a $9 billion loss. Another wind company, TPI Composites, filed for bankruptcy. Not only is the marriage of Big Wind and Big Gubment over, but there ain't gwine be no divorce settlement. Hit the pavement, ya slackdoggers.


 

22) Why peak China may have arrived. (China's growth has turned down and was built on numerous one-time strategies that cannot be replicated again.)


 

23) The Danish gubment just bailed out wind giant Orsted, and now owns half. Give 'em the whole thing. Meanwhile a growing problem in the darker months is created by having wind turbines too close together, so new regs are forcing them to spread out further. Achieving any type of sustainability means THREE TIMES more windmills, but now that they have to be spread out more, the only solution is to head for the high seas. Good luck.


 

24) Me-hee-co huffs and puffs then extradites 26 cartel members to the U.S.


 

25) President Trump warns of "very severe consequences" if Pootie-poot doesn't hop on the Peace Train.


 

26) Don't know what this means, but Russia-themed stores are shurring down across Chy-na.


 

IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS


 

27) A crowd favorite race car driver had a heart attack during the race and crashed.


 

28) Leonardo Di Caprio was stopped and frisked by the po po who had no idea who he was. It reminds me of the NBA player who got on a plane, was told to get off his phone, and said, "Don't you know who I am?" The flight attendant got on ther intercom and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, we have a dementia patent in row 5 who doesn't know who he is. Can anyone help him?"


 

29) Pub on Pearl, a Denver institution, was forced to close due to high costs. Just more blue city destruction.


 

30) Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones saved from stage 4 melanoma due to a new treatment. We wish him 100% recovery and urge him to take it easy, retire, and please allow the Cowboys to return to greatness without him.


 

31) Marvel toy sales are falling, and "Fantastic Four: First Steps" falls to third place.


 

IN MEDICAL NEWS


 

32) A major flaw in blood pressure tests could be giving false readings. No kidding. I had my BP taken yesterday at the dentist and it was 111. At that rate, I'd be comatose.


 

33) Meningitis can now be spotted in babies with a new test that doesn't require a hideous spinal tap.


 

AND FINALLY . . .


 

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34) Netflix has a new comedy series starring Leanne Morgan. This is a good series and Leanne is someone who has paid her dues in the comedy circuit for years. The great Ryan Stiles is also on hand as her cheatin' ex-husband.


 


 


 

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