65% of College Students Say Rioting and Looting is ‘Justified,’ New Poll Finds

The looney left has captured our education system and is destroying it.

The media — and social media — drive to squelch information a menace no matter who wins election

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.@Nigel_Farage: I think President @realDonaldTrump is going to win on Tuesday pic.twitter.com/FgPB4j9NWl

— The National Pulse (@TheNatPulse) October 29, 2020

The Intercept Co-Founder Glenn Greenwald Resigns, Alleging ‘Censorship’ of Views ‘Critical’ of Joe Biden

Media continues to disgrace itself collectively and individually

U.S. GDP booms at 33.1% rate in Q3, better than expected

Email reveals deal planned between Hunter Biden and Mark Zuckerberg

Arrogance: Biden Goes Dark & Relies On the MSM & Social Media to Hide The Growing Scandal.

That really sums up Biden’s campaign.

The media in this country is a biased, agenda-driven, unprofessional disgrace. When I think they have hit absolute rock-bottom personally and professionally, they manage to further disgrace themselves and their profession.

They think you are stupid and they don’t care if you know it.

Two Birds With One Stone: Man Protests Racial Injustice, Completes Christmas Shopping In One Trip

“…PHILADELPHIA, PA—Protests over racial injustice erupted in Philly, and not a moment too soon: local man Michael Parsons was getting behind on his Christmas shopping.

“Well, this is convenient,” he said as he saw people were protesting the shooting of a man who was just one knife away from being unarmed. He grabbed his balaclava, a sign reading “INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE,” and a shopping cart, and headed out the door.

“Justice for whoever it was!” he cried as he made a stop at Best Buy and picked up an iPad for his mom and all six Star Wars movies on Blu-ray for his brother. “And you know what? I’m gonna treat myself,” he added as he threw a few Xbox games into his cart for himself.

“Uh, police are bad or whatever!” he quickly added as he made his way to Target for some stocking stuffers.

According to sources, Parsons is hoping there’s another police shooting sometime before Christmas, as he forgot to pick up an HDMI cable…”

Austin Bay:

“…On Oct. 26, the Washington Free Beacon published a hard-hitting investigative article exposing a truly appalling and destructive example of communist China’s long-term war on free societies, in this case using influence and information as weapons.

The Free Beacon detailed The Economist magazine’s years of “sympathetic” coverage of China’s Huawei Technologies company. Then the report connected information to a kind of influence by documenting the magazine’s profitable business relationship with the notorious corporate giant. The Free Beacon noted The Economist did not acknowledge that economic relationship for nearly a decade.

Huawei’s deep financial and operational connections to the Chinese Communist Party are no secret. The CCP has final say over Huawei’s international operations. That indicates the CCP was a silent partner in the Huawei-Economist arrangement.

According to the Free Beacon report, written by Yuichiro Kakutani, from 2012 through 2018, the Economist Intelligence Unit (the magazine’s consulting division) published at least seven Huawei-commissioned reports the company used to “advance its policy agendas and deflect cybersecurity concerns raised by Western governments.” Huawei credited the reports with influencing British broadband and communications policy.

But here’s the damning quote that implicates the news and editorial divisions. The magazine itself had “defended Huawei in a front-page cover story in 2012 — the year the publication’s consulting division started working with the company.” Titled “Who’s afraid of Huawei?” the story “accused Western countries of using cybersecurity concerns as a pretense to oppose legitimate competition from Huawei.”…

…The Free Beacon’s bottom-line accusation: Chinese money bought advantageous (euphemized) treatment, if not favorable news coverage and a positive editorial attitude in a news and business journal long regarded as one of the world’s most influential — influential in terms of its editorial acumen, erudite reporting and savvy story selection. The Economist’s international subscriber base is well educated, wealthy and connected…

…From the Chinese perspective, Hunter Biden’s alleged business deals in China would classify as an effort to influence an individual leader.

Congratulations to the Washington Free Beacon for documenting how corrosive and effective China’s influence operations can be…”

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Kids today: 4 in 10 call Constitution ‘outdated,’ OK with silencing speech

The looney left has captured our education system and is destroying it.

New York Times’ Miles Taylor Op-Ed Shows Everything Wrong With Anonymous Sources

“…If The New York Times was willing to lie about its anonymous source for their high-profile information operation, imagine the lies they’re willing to tell about all the other anonymous sources they use…”

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Virginia judge rules that ballots without postmark that arrive after Election Day should not count

“These absentee ballots will not be counted if it cannot be confirmed from the Intelligent Mail barcode that the ballot was mailed on or before the date of the relevant election,” Judge William W. Eldridge IV wrote.

NC Oct 2020 Presidential Poll

Donald Trump 48.8%
Joe Biden 46.0%
Jo Jorgensen 2.3%
Howie Hawkins 0.4%
Don Blankenship 0.2%
Someone Else 0.6%
Undecided 1.7%

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Hat tip to Kane

NC Oct 2020 U.S. Senate Poll

Thom Tillis 48.6%
Cal Cunningham 46.8%
Shannon Bray 2.2%
Kevin Hayes 0.5%
Undecided 1.9%

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MATT MARGOLIS:

“…Schweikart noted that despite the Democrats’ early lead in early voting, both in vote-by-mail (VBM) and in-person early voting (IPEV), they peaked around October 16 and Republicans have been catching up—big time. In Florida, for example, GOP votes are “on a pace to be well ahead of 2016, when Hillary Clinton entered election day with an 88,000 lead in the Sunshine State.”

Things are also looking good in North Carolina. According to Schweikart, “While Democrats lead by 301,000 (and this is also falling rapidly), the black vote currently is at 20% of all turnout, behind the black share of all 2016 turnout of 21.89%—itself a drop off from 2012. When Barack Obama won the state in 2012, the share of the black vote was 23%, but he won by only one point.” Polls have also suggested that Trump has increased his support from the black community since 2016.

Schweikart also sees good news for Trump in Virginia—a state not really on anyone’s radar, as it has been getting bluer. “Currently, the black turnout is at 13% there. (Keep in mind that up to 15% of that number will be Trump voters). For Democrats to feel safe, it needs to be closer to 18-19%.”

Pennsylvania is also looking good for Trump. While Democrat early voting is way ahead of Republicans in the state, Schweikart cites a recent report from New York Times which notes that Joe Biden “has not yet matched Mrs. Clinton’s share of support in Philadelphia proper.”

Averaging the results of the two recent polls, he has the backing of 73 percent of Philadelphia voters, down from 83 percent for Mrs. Clinton in 2016. According to the Times/Siena poll, Mr. Trump was supported by 24 percent of Philadelphians, nine points ahead of his exit poll numbers in 2016.

“Anyone who thinks Biden will make it up in the middle of the state is smoking something special,” writes Schweikart.

These numbers spell doom for Joe Biden in the Keystone State. “Not only can Biden not win Pennsylvania with these numbers, he would suffer major hits across the board.”

The Washington Times also reported on Tuesday that “In Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Arizona, Democrats are falling short of their target of 70% of early votes cast either in person or by mail. That is the lead they hoped to build up to stave off an expected higher Republican turnout on Election Day.”…”

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1,000 Looters Turn Philly Retail Zone into “Total Loss.”

Yesterday when police announced the number of arrests in the Mon-Tues looting,charges were for “burglary”. And in the directive, @phillypolice point out no calls for burglary will be responded to by the dept.&officers think that leaves no deterrent to stop looting @FOX29philly pic.twitter.com/2AyhIyV7O7

— Steve Keeley (@KeeleyFox29) October 28, 2020

Vote for Democrats and this is what you will get.