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By Selwyn Duke
If you ordered both Republican and Democrat absentee ballots and one arrived postage paid while the other didn’t, what would you think? Well, this is precisely the experience one couple had in Leon County, Florida. As American Thinker’s Steve Holland reports on what transpired when he prepared to mail his and his wife’s ballots...
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By Selwyn Duke
Quite conveniently, as poll numbers showed the Democrats’ “blue wave” wavering, a migrant caravan began heading toward our shores — just in time to become a midterm election issue. President Trump vowed to cut foreign aid to Central America if the invasion wasn’t halted, and he’s now following through on that threat in the hope that money talks. Nonetheless, the caravan still walks.
The invasion, estimated to now have swelled to 7,200 strong, is the result of decades of purposely poor migration policy. Obviously, Human Nature 101 informs that rewarding a behavior encourages more of it. The message we’ve sent — sneak into the U.S. any way you can, and you’ll get kid-glove treatment, benefits and, perhaps, even amnesty — guarantees a continual flow of opportunistic migrants.
Yet some are a bit more than just opportunistic.
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By Selwyn Duke
What would Moses say? This is a good question with the recent creation of an “LGBTQ” café for teens — at a New Jersey synagogue.
The gathering spot, called Café Q and hosted by Congregation Beth Hatikvah in the town of Summit, will be open every third Sunday between 3 and 5 p.m., with October 21 having been its opening day.
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By Selwyn Duke
With perhaps the most significant midterm election in decades nigh, big tech’s censorship of conservatives has kicked into high gear. And while Facebook’s recent purge of right-leaning pages is obvious and has made news, perhaps just as destructive is the stealth censorship. A good example may be the report of WordPress’ “statistics shadowbanning” of Whatfinger News.
Whatfinger is an increasingly popular news aggregator that is run by military veterans; it’s like a non-establishment version of Drudge, only more comprehensive, more conservative, and more interesting.
And assuredly more targeted for destruction.
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By Selwyn Duke
She said it was okay for Americans to join the Taliban and fight against America, equated dead illegal aliens with dead U.S. soldiers, called her home state “crazy” and the “meth lab of democracy,” and summoned witches for an anti-war rally. That’s certainly a good résumé for a candidate seeking office in San Francisco, NYC’s Greenwich Village, or Port-au-Prince. But Representative Kyrsten Sinema is running for the Senate from Arizona — and now is running from her past.
By Selwyn Duke
Most of us stopped playing pretend during adolescence. But Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is still at it, playing Candidates and Indians and deciding to be both. Her claim to the latter status was buttressed, according to her, by a DNA test she says she took showing that she’s maybe one percent, or perhaps 0.01 percent (1/1,024th), American Indian, having had such an ancestor six to 10 generations ago — probably.
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By Selwyn Duke
Locked in a tight re-election battle with Republican Josh Hawley, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.; shown) has cleverly packaged herself as a moderate. But an undercover video has revealed that while she sings a red-state tune, she’s a proud member of her blue-state band. In fact, she apparently believes in banning all semi-automatic rifles and has basically the same views as Barack Obama — though, as a campaign worker put it, “People just can’t know that.”
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By Selwyn Duke
Once one of the most peaceful countries on Earth, Sweden now finds itself compelled to offer amnesty to criminals — to get hand grenades and other illegal pyrotechnical devices off the street.
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By Selwyn Duke
It’s time to end women’s sports — especially since they’re not just “women’s” sports anymore. A case in point is “Rachel” McKinnon, Ph.D., a man masquerading as a woman (MMW), or a “transgender” as the enlighteners say, who just won a women’s masters cycling event. As The Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft (almost) put it, he “whooped them little girls.”
McKinnon isn’t alone, as many MMW have won women’s sporting events during the last decade. To name just a few, a 55-year-old MMW won a women’s long-drive competition (golf) in 2008. Last year, a 39-year-old MMW won a women’s weightlifting event. Then there were the Connecticut’s State Open track and field championships in June; the top two finishers in the 100-meter dash were both MMW (okay, being boys, they were BMG), with one of them setting the girls’ state record in both the 100 and 200-meter runs. Hey, you go…uh…girl.
By Selwyn Duke
When it comes to fake news, the sky is apparently the limit at Sky News. According to a report, the media outlet actually did a cut-and-paste job on an interview with British anti-jihadism activist Tommy Robinson (shown), twisting his words to damage his reputation. Moreover, the activist has a recording proving the journalistic malpractice, according to Voice of Europe (VOE).
A much-maligned figure, last year Robinson was arrested, tried, and imprisoned — all within 24 hours — for live-streaming footage of Muslim defendants accused of sexually abusing children; he spent 13 months in prison before being freed in August by a judge who ruled that the activist’s trial was unfair.
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