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“…Edwards, who was the deputy chief of the National Security Section in Virginia’s Eastern District, said he was resigning to “uphold my oath to the Constitution and the country.”…”
Self-important loon.
I congratulate him on doing the right thing and resigning.
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Dem Judge Reinstates Professor Who Called Kirk A ‘Nazi’
Hate is okay if wacky lefties agree with it.
She also attempted to obstruct an ICE vehicle alongside fellow demonstrators
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Comey Has Done Tremendous Damage to Our Country
It wasn’t just Comey.
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The Democrat Party makes a hard left turn onto Queer Street.
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An oldy but a goody on the Dem bench:
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Brags About the Wonderful Job She Is Doing
Remember this:
The federal bureaucracy is a Democrat bureaucracy, staffed by Democrats, that promotes and protects Democrats.
It took many decades for Democrats to achieve this.
Vance’s reply:
“…In the 1960s and 1970s, America witnessed a wave of political terrorism. Left-wing radicals hijacked airplanes, set bombs in government buildings, and assassinated police officers in service of political goals. The perpetrators were almost always organized, belonging to groups like the Weathermen or the Black Liberation Army. These groups demanded the release of prisoners, denounced capitalism, or called for violent revolution against the United States. Their members were radical but largely lucid, justifying their actions with appeals to a higher cause.
In recent years, a new form of terror has emerged: decentralized, digitally driven violence organized not around coherent ideologies but around memes, fantasies, and nihilistic impulses. The perpetrators of this low-grade terror campaign do not belong to hierarchical organizations or pursue concrete political aims. More often, they come from ordinary families and lash out in acts of violence without discernible purpose.
At the close of this summer, two such incidents underscored the trend: the attack on schoolchildren at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk in Orem, Utah. Though the first resembled the school-shooter archetype and the second evoked a JFK-style political assassination, both share psychological and sociological roots that make them more alike than they initially appear.
The new terror campaign is defined by a particular kind of psychopathology. It is perhaps tautological that anyone willing to kill innocent schoolchildren as they are praying or to assassinate a popular podcast host in broad daylight is pathological. But in these cases, both alleged killers—Robin Westman (formerly Robert Westman), and Tyler Robinson—left behind several warning signs that were psychological in nature…”
Liberal Mental Disorder is real and widespread. Here is a Democrat apparently instructing people to get “strike-ready”, and discussing “risk tolerance.” This a foreign-born, sitting member of congress.
This message is for young, weak-minded people with no life-experience except playing video games.
“…The solar power plant, which features three 459-foot towers and thousands of computer-controlled mirrors known as heliostats, cost some $2.2 billion to build.
Construction began in 2010 and was completed in 2014. Now it’s set to close in 2026 after failing to efficiently generate solar energy.
In 2011, the US Department of Energy under President Barack Obama issued $1.6 billion in three federal loan guarantees for the project and the secretary of energy, Ernest Moniz, hailed it as “an example of how America is becoming a world leader in solar energy.”
But ultimately, it’s been more emblematic of profligate government spending and unwise bets on poorly conceived, quickly outdated technologies.
“Ivanpah stands as a testament to the waste and inefficiency of government subsidized energy schemes,”Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, an American energy advocacy group, told Fox News via statement this past February. It “never lived up to its promises, producing less electricity than expected, while relying on natural gas to stay operational.”…”
