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AP Photo/Chris O'Meara When we reached the point where Ron DeSantis sitting down threw his critics into fits of rage, you knew the Florida governor was doing something right. His successful leadership through COVID, bucking the hysterical edicts of the “expert” class, infuriated both liberals who saw him as a threat in 2024 and a Republican establishment class that hated being shown up. This morning, the latter made their move, running to Politico to drop a “big” opposition research dump on DeSantis. What followed was one of the most pathetic things I’ve ever seen in politics. Flor...

Mesabi Metallics, the company in control of the embattled Nashwauk mining project, has just hours remaining to submit financial and offtake agreements to Minnesota regulators before the state’s Executive Council is set to decide their fate next month. The deadline is part of an amended lease agreement approved by the state’s top elected officials — including the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state and auditor — in a controversial extension of terms last December. If Mesabi Metallics makes its Saturday deadline in earnest, the Executive Counc...

23 Apr 2021 Vice President Kamala Harris made a trip to New Hampshire Friday where she was greeted by Republican Gov. Chris Sununu and a newspaper ad criticizing her unwillingness to travel to the southern border. The ad, which has been purchased by the Independent Leadership for New Hampshire PAC, features a photo of Kamala with a headline that reads, “Madame Vice President, you’re on the wrong border.” “Over 2,000 miles away, a humanitarian crisis on the nation’s southern border demands your attention,” the advertisement states, including facts about the crisis at the border, ...

No doubt Harris laughed hysterically, right?

Published: 11:24 AM April 12, 2021    Scores of shoppers queued up to head out to Debenhams for its closing down sale - Credit: Katy Sandalls Scores of people queued to enter Ipswich Debenhams on Monday morning as the department store began huge closing down sales on the day lockdown was eased. Queues began at the major retailer at around 8.40am, eventually stretching right around the building, along Lloyds Avenue and as far as the Club 3000 bingo hall.  Beatrix Brett and Jean James were the first in the Debenhams queue on the day that non-essential retail is allowed to reopen for the firs...