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September 27, 2024
Election 2024
Religion

Ad Firm Pulls Catholic Group’s Pro-Trump Billboard.

An advertising corporation has refused to install billboards featuring a prayer for former President Donald J. Trump from the group Catholics for Catholics (CforC). CforC, a 501c(4) organization, had contracted Lamar Advertising Company to install the billboards in Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The proposed design, a recreation of a photo of Trump raising his fist after an attempted assassination on July 13 in Butler County, Pennsylvania, featured the words, “St. Michael The Archangel, Defend Us In Battle.”

After reviewing available billboard locations in Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay provided by Lamar, CforC entered into cost negotiations with Lamar’s Brian Kuermaier. He declined to offer discounts, categorizing the design as a “political ad” despite CforC’s explaining that it was part of a “Prayer Campaign for Country and Leaders.”

Kuermaier indicated that removing Trump’s face would qualify for a discount. However, CforC declined to do so, instead signing a contract for billboards featuring the former president at three locations on August 16.

On August 19, CforC received an invoice. However, the next day, Kuermaier informed CforC that Lamar’s Corporate Office had denied the design. They cited concerns it could be perceived as a Catholic endorsement of Trump.

Despite clarification attempts by CforC, including an assertion of CforC’s rights under Catholic Canon Law, Lamar upheld the decision.

“While they may have the right as a private company to cancel our contract, it seems as if Lamar Billboard Company is doing this to silence Catholics who support Trump… to brazenly put down in writing that they are refusing our message because ‘it plainly could be taken as a Catholic endorsement of Trump’ is alarming,” commented CforC CEO John Yep.

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An advertising corporation has refused to install billboards featuring a prayer for former President Donald J. Trump from the group Catholics for Catholics (CforC). CforC, a 501c(4) organization, had contracted Lamar Advertising Company to install the billboards in Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wisconsin. show more
September 27, 2024
Election Integrity

Another 747,000 Ineligible Voters Purged from Electoral Rolls.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections has removed 747,000 individuals from its voter rolls over the past 20 months, citing ineligibility. Those purged from the registration lists include over 30,000 individuals who have moved to other states, nearly 190,000 deceased persons, 289,000 duplicate registrations, and a handful of those who have personally requested removal from the rolls.

This action follows a recent lawsuit filed by the Republican Party of North Carolina, which alleges the presence of ineligible voters on the state’s voter rolls. The lawsuit also claims that voter registration forms in Wake County do not require mandatory information such as driver’s license or Social Security numbers. “By failing to collect certain statutorily required information prior to registering these applicants to vote, Defendants placed the integrity of the state’s elections into jeopardy,” the lawsuit states.

North Carolina’s role as a potential swing state in the 2024 presidential election adds further significance to the maintenance and accuracy of its voter rolls. The National Pulse reported earlier this year that a federal investigation found numerous noncitizens registered to vote in the state, with several dozen being accused of having illegally cast ballots in prior elections.

Concerns regarding noncitizen voters have become a top concern among Republican lawmakers and election watchdog groups. Recent data shows a statistically significant number of noncitizens are participating in federal elections, undermining the integrity of the outcome. In addition, a recent investigation revealed that nearly one million deceased individuals are still listed on voter rolls in Puerto Rico—a U.S. territory in the Caribbean. There were 1,287,745 votes cast in the territory’s 2020 general election, with the margin of victory for winner Pedro Pierluisi standing at around 19,000 votes.

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The North Carolina State Board of Elections has removed 747,000 individuals from its voter rolls over the past 20 months, citing ineligibility. Those purged from the registration lists include over 30,000 individuals who have moved to other states, nearly 190,000 deceased persons, 289,000 duplicate registrations, and a handful of those who have personally requested removal from the rolls. show more
September 27, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Lawfare

MUST WATCH: Doc Tells Soviet-Style Story of the Persecution of Trump’s Lieutenants.

Former acting Attorney General Jeff Clark was raided by police under a warrant with no explanation and subsequently pursued both criminally and by the DC Bar Association over a 2020 election memo to Georgia lawmakers that was never even sent.

The documentary “Fearless Point of Attack: The Jeff Clark Story” details Clark’s experience, first as a member of President Donald J. Trump’s Department of Justice (DoJ) to his concerns of voter fraud in Georgia and subsequent persecution by the deep state and the Biden-Harris regime.

Clark, a well-known and respected administrative lawyer, was appointed Assistant Attorney General during the Trump administration, where he became concerned about potential voter fraud in the November 2020 election.

THE UNPUBLISHED LETTER.

Clark holds that irregularities in Fulton County, Georgia, around postal voting, including supposed mailed ballots that appeared not to even have creases in them (i.e., they were never mailed), motivated him to pen a draft letter to Georgia lawmakers on December 28, 2020.

The draft letter, which was never formally sent to the Georgia state legislature, called on lawmakers to investigate the irregularities in voting reported. The mainstream media, meanwhile, alleged that the letter intended to overturn or “subvert” Joe Biden’s election.

“The letter was quite modest,” Clark states, adding that it simply indicated the Georgia legislature could enact a special session to look at reports from their own senate subcommittee and determine if the slate of electors for Joe Biden was correct.

In the final days of the Trump administration, Clark was made Acting Attorney General and said that lawyers around Trump threatened mass resignations if the 2020 election would be investigated further or if Clark continued in the role.

PERSECUTION.

Following the events of January 6, 2021, Clark was subpoenaed to testify before the hyper-partisan Jan 6 committee, with neocon Liz Cheney demanding Clark be held in contempt. Unlike Stephen K. Bannon, who was imprisoned for refusing to testify before the Jan 6 committee, Clark was able to avoid jail.

However, the deep state was not done with Clark, raiding his home in 2022, with members of the DoJ and local law enforcement in Fairfax County initially refusing to even show him their search warrant.

When they did, the warrant referred to an affidavit as justification, but Clark was not allowed to see it, and to this day, no one has ever seen the claimed affidavit.

Georgia District Attorney (DA) Fani Willis pursued criminal charges against President Trump and several other officials, including Jeff Clark and America’s mayor Rudy Giuliani, in 2023, forcing them to report to the Fulton County jail.

The DC Bar Association also came after Clark, seeking his disbarment, a tactic successfully used against Rudy Giuliani this week.

FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE.

Several lawyers and others defend Clark in the documentary, including law professor Robert Destro, who stated, “Jeff is being persecuted, I would argue, because he gave legal advice that he thought was good faith legal advice.”

Stephen K. Bannon stated, “They know if they can take out a Jeff Clark, they can take out anybody.”

Despite the Biden-Harris regime’s persecution, Clark concludes, “In a word or in a sentence about what could be done? It would be to fight fire with fire. Because until fire is fought with fire, the Republicans are going to be attacked by this lawfare, and Democrats are going to dance around with glee that they are not facing any consequences for perverting the justice system.”

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Former acting Attorney General Jeff Clark was raided by police under a warrant with no explanation and subsequently pursued both criminally and by the DC Bar Association over a 2020 election memo to Georgia lawmakers that was never even sent. show more
September 27, 2024
1A
Education

This College Just Got an Anonymous $100 Million for Defending Free Speech.

A whopping $100 million donation from an anonymous benefactor found its way into the coffers of the University of Chicago this week, intended to help the university bolster free speech on campus following a case in which a student claims an academic tried to get him expelled over controversial remarks.

This gift is intended to support the ongoing work of the University of Chicago Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression. The forum, which was inaugurated a year ago, is spearheaded by Tom Ginsburg, the Leo Spitz Distinguished Service Professor of International Law.

He stated, “We want the Chicago Forum to build on the University’s traditions as the place for cutting-edge thinking to address today’s challenges. We also want every student to have the experience of speaking their mind and the possibility of changing it in conversation with others. This transformative gift will allow us to build upon what we’ve started and have a much larger impact.”

David Rubenstein, the chair of the University of Chicago Board of Trustees and a 1973 alumnus, echoed Ginsburg’s sentiments.

During its first year, the Chicago Forum actively engaged with contentious subjects, hosting over a dozen events, including those on the conflict between Israel and Gaza and the ramifications of significant Supreme Court decisions.

The gift comes after a high-profile case involving student Daniel Schmidt, who stated last year that a professor at the University of Chicago was trying to get him expelled for highlighting an anti-white class called “the problem of whiteness.” The professor claimed the student, who has tens of thousands of social media followers, was bullying her.

Earlier this week, the president of the university said Schmidt was free to talk about controversial topics like race and IQ, as Schmidt has previously claimed low IQs are the reason ” black people are murdering and mugging my classmates.”

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A whopping $100 million donation from an anonymous benefactor found its way into the coffers of the University of Chicago this week, intended to help the university bolster free speech on campus following a case in which a student claims an academic tried to get him expelled over controversial remarks. show more
September 26, 2024
Election 2024
Religion

Notre Dame Students Back Trump After 12 Years of Democrat Support.

Students at Notre Dame University support President Donald J. Trump over his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, by an almost two-point margin, according to new election data. This is the first time in twelve years that students have preferred a Republican over a Democrat at the ostensibly ‘Catholic’ university.

The Irish Rover, a student-run newspaper, surveyed students between September 15 and 18. The results show that Trump holds 47.6 percent of the student vote, compared to Harris’s 45.9 percent. In 2020, then-candidate Joe Biden garnered 66 percent of student support compared to Trump’s 29 percent. Similarly, in 2016, Hillary Clinton led Trump by 59 percent to 24 percent in a comparable poll.

Elliot Anderson, president of Notre Dame’s College Republicans chapter, was astonished by the results. “It’s amazing to see a college campus stand by President Trump,” Anderson told The Rover.

The data suggests Kamala Harris may be struggling to appeal to Catholic voters. Her inability to garner majority support on the university campus could indicate a challenging environment for Harris among white Catholics—and perhaps Catholics overall.

The National Pulse reported earlier this week that Harris announced she will not attend the annual Al Smith dinner on October 17 in New York City, becoming the first Democratic presidential candidate in 36 years not to do so. Sponsored by the Archdiocese of New York, the Catholic fundraiser typically features lighthearted exchanges between presidential candidates.

Responding to the snub, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York, remarked, “We’re not used to this; we don’t know how to handle it. This hasn’t happened in 40 years since Walter Mondale turned down the invitation. And remember, he lost 49 out of 50 states.”

A Pew Research Center poll published on September 10 showed Trump leading Harris by five points among Catholic voters nationally. This poll also highlighted Trump’s strong lead among white Catholic voters, with a 23-point margin (61 percent to 38 percent).

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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Students at Notre Dame University support President Donald J. Trump over his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, by an almost two-point margin, according to new election data. This is the first time in twelve years that students have preferred a Republican over a Democrat at the ostensibly 'Catholic' university. show more
September 26, 2024
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Caught at Border & Freed by Biden-Harris Regime Kills in Maryland.

An illegal alien who was freed by the Biden-Harris regime after being detained at the southern border has been arrested and charged with murdering an 18-year-old girl in Maryland. The 23-year-old from El Salvador, Gerber Luis Sanchez Centeno, is charged with the first-degree murder of an 18-year-old woman, Dania Cruz-Mejia, also from El Salvador. The incident occurred in Montgomery County, Maryland, a self-declared sanctuary county.

Authorities state that Sanchez Centeno and Cruz-Mejia had been in a relationship for two years before both entered the United States. According to police, Cruz-Mejia was murdered on September 18 during a dispute with Sanchez Centeno. After an investigation, police apprehended Sanchez Centeno two days later. He is currently held in Montgomery County Jail without the option of bail.

Records indicate that Cruz-Mejia entered the U.S. earlier this year. Sanchez Centeno crossed the southern border on June 2, where he was detained by Border Patrol agents near Santa Teresa, New Mexico. On that same day, he was placed in the Alternatives to Detention (ATD) program, fitted with a GPS ankle monitor, and released. Federal data shows that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had available detention beds at the time of his release.

By early August, Sanchez Centeno had absconded from the monitoring program, leading DHS to terminate his enrollment. The practice of releasing migrants from ATD monitoring mere weeks after initiation has been on the rise under the current administration.

The case comes just after it was revealed that members of the notorious Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were also released by the Biden-Harris regime into the United States after being detained at the border earlier this year. Another illegal arrested in June for the murder of a 12-year-old girl in Texas was also caught and released by the border officials.

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An illegal alien who was freed by the Biden-Harris regime after being detained at the southern border has been arrested and charged with murdering an 18-year-old girl in Maryland. The 23-year-old from El Salvador, Gerber Luis Sanchez Centeno, is charged with the first-degree murder of an 18-year-old woman, Dania Cruz-Mejia, also from El Salvador. The incident occurred in Montgomery County, Maryland, a self-declared sanctuary county. show more
September 26, 2024
Election Integrity

Another Noncitizen Charged with Illegally Voting in a U.S. Election.

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird (R) has filed voter fraud charges against Jorge Oscar Sanchez-Vasquez, a noncitizen residing legally in the United States. He faces two counts of election misconduct stemming from his alleged actions on July 16, 2024, during a special election for the Marshalltown City Council. According to  Bird’s office, the charges include registering to vote and casting a ballot on the same day.

Concerns regarding the illegal participation of noncitizens in U.S. elections have been increasing over the past year as more incidents of criminal acts have been uncovered. The National Pulse reported in July that survey data shows a statistically significant number of noncitizens have illegally voted in American elections. Additionally, a recent investigation in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico found approximately 900,000 ineligible voters were listed on its voter rolls—though in this instance, the individuals were predominantly deceased.

The instances of noncitizen voters documented around the country are abetted by state laws allowing illegal and legal immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses or state-issued identification, which either does not or does little to differentiate them from American citizens. Additionally, many states have voter registration laws that automatically add an individual to the state’s voter rolls whenever they fill out certain government forms—such as a driver’s license application. This has resulted in some states seeing thousands of noncitizens erroneously registered to vote.

In Iowa, Sanchez-Vasquez signed a voter registration form, falsely asserting under oath that he was a U.S. citizen. According to Marshall County Sheriff Joel Phillips, Sanchez-Vasquez was aware of his ineligibility to vote. “He had full knowledge [that] he was not valid to vote,” Phillips said in a recent interview.

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Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird (R) has filed voter fraud charges against Jorge Oscar Sanchez-Vasquez, a noncitizen residing legally in the United States. He faces two counts of election misconduct stemming from his alleged actions on July 16, 2024, during a special election for the Marshalltown City Council. According to  Bird’s office, the charges include registering to vote and casting a ballot on the same day. show more
September 26, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024
Religion

Kamala Makes Up Book of the Bible in Excruciating ‘Off-Script’ Moment.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris cited a book of the Bible that does not exist in a rare “off-script” moment on Wednesday. “You know, there’s a time for patience, and there’s a time for impatience. That’s not in Ecclesiastics,” she said in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, adding: “I just went off-script for a minute.”

Harris may have been referring to the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes, which teaches, ‘To everything, there is a season,” including “a time to weep, and a time to laugh,” and “a time to mourn, and a time to dance.”

The Vice President of mixed Indian and Jamaican heritage claims that, as a child, she attended both a Hindu temple, where she learned “that all faiths teach us to pursue justice,” and a black Baptist church, where she sang in the choir.

Many elements of the 59-year-old’s account of her background have been called into question. For instance, claims that her Indian grandfather, P.V. Gopalan, was one of the country’s “original independence fighters” are contradicted by the fact he worked for the British imperial government until decolonization. Claims she worked for McDonald’s in her youth also lack evidence.

Harris’s running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, is also known to misrepresent his past, falsely claiming he carried weapons “in war” as a National Guardsman despite never deploying to a combat zone and lying about an arrest for driving while intoxicated.

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Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris cited a book of the Bible that does not exist in a rare "off-script" moment on Wednesday. “You know, there’s a time for patience, and there’s a time for impatience. That’s not in Ecclesiastics,” she said in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, adding: “I just went off-script for a minute.” show more
September 26, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Charged with Killing Cop was on Probation for Assault, Had DWI Record.

An illegal alien charged with killing a Missouri police officer while driving drunk without a license was at large in the country despite having a criminal record. Ramon A. Chavez-Rodriguez, 24, was on probation for second-degree domestic assault when he killed St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Officer David Lee. The Honduran also had a prior driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction.

The Biden-Harris government is still declining to issue an immigration detainer against Chavez-Rodriguez, according to local officials. “Homeland Security was notified that he was arrested, that he was charged, and he was in this country illegally. Their answer is they’re not going to issue a detainer—and a detainer is something that would tell us to hold him until they could get him—but they weren’t going to do that, because he’d already been in the system back in 2020,” explained St. Charles County Prosecutor Joe McCulloch.

Biden-Harris Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas issued guidance to federal authorities in 2021 that being in the U.S. illegally “should not alone be the basis” for detaining and deporting migrants, meaning people like Chavez-Rodriguez are generally left undisturbed once they reach the country’s interior until they begin committing crimes.

Even if they are charged or convicted, Democrat sanctuary policies restricting cooperation with federal immigration officials allow many criminal migrants to evade deportation.

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An illegal alien charged with killing a Missouri police officer while driving drunk without a license was at large in the country despite having a criminal record. Ramon A. Chavez-Rodriguez, 24, was on probation for second-degree domestic assault when he killed St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Officer David Lee. The Honduran also had a prior driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction. show more
September 26, 2024
Corruption
Politics

Indictment of NYC’s Eric Adams Unsealed. Here’s What It Alleges…

Federal agents searched New York City Mayor Eric Adams‘s official residence, Gracie Mansion, early Thursday morning. The operation occurred just hours before the indictment against the Democratic Party politician was unsealed.

Mayor Adams’s attorney, Alex Spiro, stated that agents arrived at 6 AM to retrieve the mayor’s phone, which had already been seized once during the investigation late last year. Meanwhile, the unsealed indictment against Adams reveals the New York City mayor faces five counts ranging from wire fraud to bribery to accepting campaign donations from a foreign national.

The indictment alleges that Adams knowingly solicited campaign contributions from Turkish foreign nationals beginning in 2018 in the lead-up to his 2021 run for mayor. Federal prosecutors further allege that Adams and his campaign conspired to hide the illegal contributions through straw donors and fake paper trails, concealing the criminal activity. In exchange for financial support from representatives of the Turkish government, Adams pressured officials in the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) to approve Turkey’s consulate building in Manhattan despite safety issues.

Furthermore, the indictment alleges that Adams used illegal foreign donations to fraudulently increase the public matching funds his campaign received in the 2021 election. In addition, federal prosecutors claim the New York City mayor received not just financial kickbacks through the campaign finance scheme but was granted other benefits from Turkish officials, including free or discounted travel on Turkish Airlines.

The charging document contains a bevy of evidence detailing Adams’s free luxury hotel stays and transportation clandestinely provided by the Turkish government. Already, several individuals close to the New York City mayor have either been raided by federal law enforcement, forced to resign, or pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges.

Image by Anthony Quintano. 

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Federal agents searched New York City Mayor Eric Adams's official residence, Gracie Mansion, early Thursday morning. The operation occurred just hours before the indictment against the Democratic Party politician was unsealed. show more