The New York Times Wonders if the Constitution <br/>Is ‘Dangerous' (2024)

Vincent Everett Ellison dropped a startling new documentary earlier this year revealing how Democrats “have contaminated America’s soul” and why voting for them can keep you from going to Heaven.A trailer promoting the documentary is making the rounds on social media again as America nears the 2024 presidential election, and Ellison does not spare the rod in going after the Democratic Party.Ellison was born to sharecropper parents on a cotton plantation in Haywood County, Tennessee. One of eight children, he ran for Congress in South Carolina as a Republican in 2000

Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that former President Donald Trump did not give a damn about the country because he is allowing his property to be used for an event.Host Dana Bash said, “Special counsel Jack Smith, filed a new indictment against Donald Trump this week for election interference, even after the Supreme Court ruling on immunity. And it comes as 2 Pro Trump organizations are slated to hold January 6 awards gala at Trump national golf club in Bedminster to pay tribute to all J-6 defendants. Now, Trump has been invited to speak. Organizers say he hasn’t ruled it out. ”

President Joe Biden issued a statement Saturday evening that he had “worked tirelessly” to secure the release of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and other murdered hostages, and claimed he would “keep working around the clock for a deal.”Biden has been on vacation for two weeks — first in Santa Barbara, California, and second in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. It is not clear how he would have been “working tirelessly” or “around the clock” while on vacation.His official statement follows, with emphasis added.Earlier today, in a tunnel under the city of Rafah, Israeli forces recovered six bodies of hostages held by Hamas.

At the Limitless Expo, a gathering focused on financial freedom and strategic empowerment, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a powerful speech that reignited the debate over the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.Kennedy didn’t mince words (Snip) He went on to accuse Fauci and other officials of using their positions to enforce “totalitarian controls that were not science-based,” arguing that their actions led to unnecessary deaths worldwide.“It’s a story, really, of people involved in really terrible, immoral, homicidal criminal behavior,” he said.One of the most explosive claims Kennedy made was about the suppression of COVID-19 treatments like Ivermectin.

The more I read about or hear about Elon Musk, the more I like the guy. Oh, I don't agree with him on every issue, but then, if two people agree on everything, one of them isn't necessary. But I like his tenaciousness, I like his grit, and I admire his First Amendment absolutism. So, when Clinton creature Robert Reich, the former Labor Secretary (because of course he was), opines that Musk should be threatened with arrest by regulators for "disseminating lies and hate" - meaning anything Robert Reich doesn't agree with - well, I'm inclined to tell Robert Reich precisely where he can place that idea,

I've written before about a banging ad from Nicole Shanahan's team. She was the running mate for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Now that RFK Jr. has endorsed former President Donald Trump, it's brought more support to the GOP nominee. While there are certainly fundamental differences and disagreements in policies, I think that one thing that they both agree on is perhaps the most important thing of all to be on board with at this moment in history -- the need to fight the powers that would seek to control us and undermine our Constitutional freedoms. Now Shanahan is out with another ad that goes straight to that point

Shortly after Donald Trump was elected, and while Hilary Clinton was still curled up in a fetal ball of rage, the Alexandria, Virginia, City Council issued a proclamation declaring: “Alexandria, Virginia, is a city of kindness and compassion. We are a thriving community of engaged residents with strong ideals of peace, community service, and both shared and diverse cultures” and its citizens should be 'free from fear.'”Alexandria denounced:“Hate speech, hate crimes, harassment, racial bias, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, anti-immigrant activity, and harmful bias and discrimination in all forms.” Resident Emily Baden didn’t get the memo.

It’s like a marriage made in heaven: two awful candidates advising each other on how to blow a winnable election. There is a notable difference: Kamala Harris is a decidedly worse candidate than Hillary Clinton. Yet, the former first lady was heavily favored to win the 2016 election until ordinary Americans decided to punch the professional pundit, pollster, and political class right in the mouth. Joe Biden was at least seven points ahead of Donald Trump around the same time in 2020. Harris is polling in a dead heat with Trump, which isn’t good for Democrats, as their pollsters know surveys underestimate the Trump vote.

Imagine running for President of the United States and not speaking with anyone. Not “to,” you have to do lots of “speaking to” people, but “with,” as in having a conversation, an exchange. Kamala Harris and Tim Walz have been trying that for the past month and a half but finally caved to the reality that they would have to speak with someone and choose the softest target they could find that the public would accept. And the whole thing went about as well as you’d expect when the candidates hold the public in complete contempt.

The six hostages, whose bodies were found Saturday in a tunnel underneath Gaza discovered in Rafah, were in the same exact location Vice President Kamala Harris warned Israel of grave consequences if it entered. In March, Harris warned Israel of possible U.S. consequences, hinting that it would withhold weapons if it ignored the Biden Administration’s “red line” and invaded Rafah. In this crucial town, Hamas terrorists were believed to be hiding Israeli hostages.“We have been clear in multiple conversations and in every way that any major military operation in Rafah would be a huge mistake,” Harris said during an interview on ABC. “I have studied the maps.

Have you ever noticed that the radical left simultaneously hates the Constitution while also claiming to defend it? New York Times book critic Jennifer Szalai epitomizes this in the headline of her latest piece, "The Constitution is Sacred. Is It Also Dangerous?" [Tweet] She begins her lengthy article accusing Trump of being a threat to the Constitution, and then argues that the Constitution itself is dangerous because "Trump owes his political ascent to the Constitution, making him a beneficiary of a document that is essentially antidemocratic and, in this day and age, increasingly dysfunctional."

ATLANTA -- Scottie Scheffler capped off the biggest year in golf in nearly two decades by winning the biggest prize in golf.Challenged briefly Sunday in the Tour Championship, Scheffler responded with three straight birdies to made winning look as inevitable as it has seemed all year. He closed with a 4-under 67 for a four-shot victory over Collin Morikawa to capture the FedEx Cup and its $25 million prize.That pushed his season earnings, including bonuses, to just over $62.3 million.It was the greatest year since Tiger Woods won eight times in 2006, including six in a row and two majors, all while dealing with the death of his father.