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DOJ Arrest Reports Reveal Capitol Riot Was Planned Almost Exclusively On Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, Yet Parler Was Shut Down Anyway A trove of documents released by the Department of Justice reveal that their investigations leading to arrests in the Capitol riot focused almost entirely on big tech platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, with little to no mentions of Parler. A stunning (to some) revelation that exposes the Left’s claim that Parler was uniquely responsible, and com...

Biden Commerce Secretary Nominee Ran The State Ranked Worst For Commerce Posted on Rhode Island was ranked one of the worst states in the country for business under President Joe Biden’s nominee for secretary of commerce, Fox News reported. Under Rhode Island Democratic Gov. Gina Raimondo, WalletHub ranked the state last on its 2019 “Best & Worst States To Start A Business” list and CNBC ranked it the 48th worst state for commerce on its 13th annual “America’s Top States For Busines...

Even Mitch McConnell Voted That Trump’s Impeachment Trial is Unconstitutional Posted on Senator Rand Paul forced a vote on the matter. In an op-ed written over the weekend, Paul (R-KY) called the impeachment process against the former President a “farce” and said it should be dismissed. “The Constitution says two things about impeachment — it is a tool to remove the officeholder, and it must be presided over by the chief justice of the Supreme Court,” he wrote. Neither of those ...

How DJT Lost the White House, November 3 – December 23: All the President’s Team(s) Posted on (31 min read) I am going to refrain from saying too much about mine and Sidney’s relationship. For one thing, over time it became something like I was working for her, helping her get answers to questions, and then, something like she became my lawyer. Whichever it was, in time the relationship became something for which privilege surely applies. One cannot selectively waive privilege, and jus...

New bill Would Decriminalize, Support Sex Workers In New York Posted on New bill would decriminalize, support sex workers in New York A new bill that would decriminalize sex work in New York — while still holding pimps and buyers accountable — is set to be introduced in the state Senate this week, The Post has learned. Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan), who is slated to announce the bill Monday morning, created the legislation with the assistance of sex trade survivors and advocates who wan...

Thursday News Roundup: Big Tech/Hedge Fund Oligarchs Team up in Day Trader Purge Something happened related to the stock market yesterday that has everyone up in a frenzy this morning. I don’t really understand it all, but it involves Reddit, something called sub-Reddit and a group of day traders who assemble there, abusive hedge fund managers, short-selling, big tech oligarchs, NASDAQ and GameStop stock, which went way up during the day, but was driven back down in after hours trading. Natu...

Michigan Suffers Worst Job Losses in U.S. amid Gretchen Whitmer Lockdown Posted on Michigan suffered the worst job losses in the country in December as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) latest lockdown stretched well past the announced three-week phase. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, Michigan lost 64,400 jobs in the final month of 2020, Michigan Rising Action found. (Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ... TOPICS: 01/28/2021 9:06:12 AM PST by brownsfan (The tree of liberty ...

One week in, Biden administration shows its exquisite cruelty: See how many lives and livelihoods Joe Biden has already destroyed with just a few strokes of his pen Posted on Joe Biden was inaugurated a week ago, and like the dictator his handlers have long yearned to install, his has started out as a cruel administration. His 22 executive orders so far, more than any other president in history, have already sent tens of thousands of jobs down the drain with coldhearted carelessness. He stopp...

Army investigating social media post by chaplain who asked if transgender people unfit to serve Posted on Army officials are investigating comments on social media by a Fort Hood chaplain who questioned whether transgender people are mentally unfit to serve in the military. The chaplain, Army Maj. Andrew Calvert, wrote the comments under a Facebook post from Army Times, a civilian publication, about President Joe Bidens recent order to reverse the ban on transgender people serving in the arme...

Philadelphia grad student admits to injecting friends with COVID-19 vaccine Posted on The 22-year-old student whose startup landed a controversial deal with the city of Philadelphia to distribute COVID-19 vaccines admitted Thursday that he took some doses home with him — and injected his pals. Andrei Doroshin — whose Philly Fighting COVID group administered city-issued vaccines before being booted when it emerged that it had changed its status from non-profit to for-profit — made the st...