Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s delegate forecast has plummeted to just 159, representing another loss of 100 predicted votes in the last two weeks. DeSantis now trails former President Donald Trump by over 2,000 forecasted delegates, according to polling data tracker, ‘Race to the White House.’
The Governor of Florida has watched his delegate vote forecast plunge by 901 since the start of the year, setting yet another historic low for his campaign. Trump has collected the vast majority of DeSantis’s losses, and is now predicted to take a whopping 2220 votes. Only 1,234 delegate votes are needed to be declared the Republican nominee.
The delegate map prediction, above, now shows President Trump winning every state in the nation against his Republican competitors – a victory that would likely hang over DeSantis and his campaign team for years to come, and certainly be remembered when the 2028 primary season begins.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's delegate forecast has plummeted to just 159, representing another loss of 100 predicted votes in the last two weeks. DeSantis now trails former President Donald Trump by over 2,000 forecasted delegates, according to polling data tracker, 'Race to the White House.'
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A medieval French church dating back to the 12th century was demolished in northwestern France on Monday after falling into a state of disrepair. Local residents watched as the centuries-old towers – containing a bell dating from 1584 – was torn down, leaving Christians without a place of worship in the village of La Baconnière. Authorities have announced the church will be replaced by a “symbolic gathering place.”
The building itself, named Saint-Corneille-et-Saint-Cyprien, had stood abandoned since 2014 for “security reasons.” The state of the church was only worsened after the roof was lost in a storm in 2019. The municipality stated that a complete restoration would cost more than six million euros ($6.5 million), which was deemed too much to save the medieval landmark.
An online petition receiving some 25,000 signatures was launched after the council announced its demolition plans, though it had little impact. One local resident who watched the church destruction described hearing the bells ring for the final time as “a funeral bell.”
This situation is far from new in Europe. Churches have been falling into ruin and shuttering across the continent for decades. More than 400 churches closed between 2010 and 2019 in the United Kingdom alone. That number grows to nearly 1,000 between 1987 and 2019. There is a similar trend in Germany, with over 40,000 rectories, community centers, and places of worship, expected to close by 2040 as congregation numbers dwindle amidst a rise in leftist leadership in Western churches.
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Yesterday the Church of St Cornelius & St Cyprian in La Baconnière (northwest France) was demolished.
It dated back to the 12th century (rebuilt in the 19th), with a bell from 1584 & stained glass windows by Auguste Alleaume.
— Shayan Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn (@theiconographer) August 2, 2023
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A medieval French church dating back to the 12th century was demolished in northwestern France on Monday after falling into a state of disrepair. Local residents watched as the centuries-old towers – containing a bell dating from 1584 – was torn down, leaving Christians without a place of worship in the village of La Baconnière. Authorities have announced the church will be replaced by a "symbolic gathering place."
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Residents of the Swedish “no go zone” of Husby are taking law enforcement into their own hands, forming a “National Guard” of citizens to combat rising criminality and homeless drug addiction after Swedish police all but abandoned the neighborhood.
Husby, a suburb on the outskirts of the Swedish capital Stockholm, hosts a migrant population of around 90 percent, and has seen the police vacate the area due to its skyrocketing criminality. A large number of homeless drug addicts, many of whom are illegal migrants, have moved into the area, and have taken to discarding used needles in the streets and committing burglaries and robberies to fund their addictions.
Local residents who complain to the authorities are ignored, with one local 18-year-old telling the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet:
“We have made several reports to the police, but it feels like we have not been taken seriously, because there has been no change. So we decided to find these addicts and try to have a dialogue with them.”
“We’ve tried to talk to them to get them to stop robbing and stealing, but these people are on different substances and drugs and they haven’t been receptive to dialogue. Many of them have also been armed and once one of them attacked us. Then we fought back,” he added. A local NGO has reported that crime rates have declined since the vigilantes began patrolling the area.
Sweden has been notorious for its inability to integrate its large migrant population. Instead, the government has chosen to ignore or denounce people who highlight the issue, such as professors from Lund University facing prosecution for a study that found that immigrants are “disproportionately overrepresented” in rape cases.
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Residents of the Swedish "no go zone" of Husby are taking law enforcement into their own hands, forming a "National Guard" of citizens to combat rising criminality and homeless drug addiction after Swedish police all but abandoned the neighborhood.
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Local government offiicals in England’s iconic Oxford are funding a five-day “drag camp” for children as young as 14, where they will be invited to become “a comedy clown, a diva, a club kid or something totally different” and put on a show.
Oxford City Council, run by the far-left Labour Party, recently increased the local council tax by almost five percent, and used part of its extra money to contract “queer not-for-profit” T(art) Productions, Pegasus Theatre, and the Doris Field Charitable Trust to run a taxpayer-funded grooming event.
“For all kinds of drag performers including kings, queens, and all the beyond and in-between, you will get the tools you need to put together a look and a routine in your own unique style, with an optional showcase at the end,” reads the advertisement for the drag camp.
“You’ll dive into the history of drag and learn about this dynamic, boundary-pushing art form that’s taking the world by storm. Find your drag voice and make it heard in the most fabulous way possible,” it urges.
The camp’s four-page manifesto boasts its event is “likely to attract a high rate of LGBTQ+ and questioning young people”, saying it “provides age-appropriate insight into the world of drag, and allows young people to explore self expression and learn about LGBTQ+ history”.
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Local government offiicals in England's iconic Oxford are funding a five-day "drag camp" for children as young as 14, where they will be invited to become "a comedy clown, a diva, a club kid or something totally different" and put on a show.
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Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund told then-Fox News host Tucker Carlson that events surrounding the January 6th riots at the U.S. Capitol appear to have been a “cover up,” in never-seen-before footage published exclusively by The National Pulse.
In the hour-long interview, Sund laments the behaviors of then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as well as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, who he says had intelligence to suggest problems on Capitol Hill, which they failed to communicate with Sund and his cops on the ground.
“If I was allowed to do my job as the chief we wouldn’t be here, this didn’t have to happen,” Sund begins, around 19 minutes into the conversation, during which he describes himself as “pissed off” about being “lambasted in public” over the events. Sund has written a book, Courage Under Fire, about his experiences.
Having served as a police officer for over 30 years, including taking over as Chief of the United States Capitol Police in 2019, Sund explains the events leading up to January 6th, including prior to the incident at the Capitol itself, and the aftermath, appeared to be a “cover up.”
“Everything appears to be a cover up,” says the decorated police chief, explaining that most things to do with his department were political, specifically because he reported to politicians including then Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
“Like I said, I’m not a conspiracy theorist,” Sund explains, “…but when you look at the information and intelligence they had, the military had, it’s all watered down. I’m not getting intelligence, I’m denied any support from National Guard in advance. I’m denied National Guard while we’re under attack, for 71 minutes…”
The full interview has thus far been hidden from the public at the behest of Rupert Murdoch’s increasingly left-wing Fox News channel, which unceremoniously fired its prime time host Tucker Carlson allegedly as part of a private settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.
“It sounds like they were hiding the intelligence,” Carlson quizzed, to which Sund stunningly responds: “Could there possibly be actually… they kind of wanted something to happen? It’s not a far stretch to begin to think that. It’s sad when you start putting everything together and thinking about the way this played out… what was their end goal?”
The next portion of the interview, featuring a stunning conversation about Capitol riot “orchestrator” Ray Epps, will be released on TheNationalPulse.com on Thursday morning.
Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund told then-Fox News host Tucker Carlson that events surrounding the January 6th riots at the U.S. Capitol appear to have been a "cover up," in never-seen-before footage published exclusively by The National Pulse.show more
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New York City may house the nearly 100,000 migrants that have flocked to the city under Joe Biden’s presidency in Central Park, with Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom declaring, “Everything is on the table.”
New York City, Washington, D.C., and Martha’s Vineyard have seen an influx of migrants that have crossed the southern border of the United States from Mexico over the past year. In a move to protest the Biden regime’s lack of action in security, Florida and Texas both sent a number of migrants via plane and bus to serval self-declared “sanctuary cities” over the past year.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams addressed the migrant crisis at a news conference, accepting, “It’s not going to get any better… From this moment on, it’s downhill. There is no more room.”
Mr. Adams said that he wanted to “localize this madness” so that people sleeping outdoors were contained to certain parts of the city, without identifying potential locations or making it clear if people would be sleeping on sidewalks, in tents, or other forms of housing.
“Our next phase of the strategy now that we have run out of room, we have to figure out how we’re going to localize the inevitable that there’s no more room indoors,” he said at an unrelated news conference on public safety.
Tent cities in NYC’s Central Park aren’t without precedent. During the Great Depression a large shanty town, called a “Hooverville” after President Herbert Hoover, sprung up in Central Park. With New York City unable to uphold its “sanctuary city” promise, it appears a new Hooverville may be in the city’s future.
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New York City may house the nearly 100,000 migrants that have flocked to the city under Joe Biden's presidency in Central Park, with Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom declaring, "Everything is on the table."
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A Michigan special prosecutor appointed by far-left Attorney General Dana Nessel is charging a Republican who ran against Nessel for AG, alongside a former Republican state representative for running tests on a voting machine.
Matthew DePerno, a former state attorney, has been charged with undue possession of a voting machine and conspiracy. Daire Rendon has been charged with conspiracy to commit undue possession of a voting machine and false pretenses – felonies which could result in sentences up to five years in prison.
AG Nessel’s office has named nine people connected to election scrutinizers’ efforts to inspect voting machines so far, and special prosecutor Hilson has said there is “[s]till more to come unrelated to the individuals currently charged.”
Five vote tabulators are believed to have been taken from three counties following the 2020 election to be examined, with defendants saying they secured the permission of local clerks to take the machines.
Michigan officials have deemed such efforts to interrogate the integrity of the 2020 election illegal, with Nessel proving particularly aggressive in her pursuit of so-called “election deniers” – some as old as 82.
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A Michigan special prosecutor appointed by far-left Attorney General Dana Nessel is charging a Republican who ran against Nessel for AG, alongside a former Republican state representative for running tests on a voting machine.
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UPDATE: In a post on X (formerly Twitter) the U.S. Capitol Police stated:
All buildings have been cleared at this time. The buildings have not been reopened.
The U.S. Senate office buildings in Washington, D.C. are on lockdown after reports of a potential active shooter. The U.S. Capitol Police issued a statement on the situation:
Our officers are searching in and around the Senate Office Buildings in response to a concerning 911 call. Please stay away from the area as we are still investigating. We will continue to communicate with the public here.
If you are inside the Senate Buildings, everyone inside should be sheltering in place as the report was for a possible active shooter. It should be noted that we do not have any confirmed reports of gunshots.
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🚨 WATCH: Pandemonium inside the US Capitol Building amid earlier reports of an active shooter
Tanya Sue Chutkan, the US federal judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal case in Washington D.C., is an Obama appointee and donor, as well as an especially vocal Black Lives Matter (BLM) apologist who has now presided over many of the harshest over-sentences handed to Jan. 6 protestors. Chutkan, a 61-year-old born in Jamaica, also persistently tried to stymie the Trump administration between 2017 and 2021. Her husband Peter Krauthamer is also an Obama appointee.
Chutkan has prosecuted 38 people involved in the January 6th protests so far, with 19 sentences that “exceeded prosecutors’ recommendations.” Her rhetoric against the protestors was no less subdued. She argued:
“It has to be made clear that trying to violently overthrow the government, trying to stop the peaceful transition of power and assaulting law enforcement officers in that effort is going to be met with absolutely certain punishment.“
Chutkan has raged about the issue, claiming protesters, “soiled and defaced the halls of the Capitol and showed their contempt for the rule of law,” though her comments on Black Lives Matter were far more subdued. The D.C. judge called BLM rioters “people protesting, mostly peacefully, for civil rights,” referring to the widespread chaos and destruction in the summer of 2020 as: “People gathered all over the country last year to protest the violent murder by the police of an unarmed man.”
In 2017, Chutkan issued a restraining order against the Trump admin policy of prohibiting migrants from leaving detention facilities for abortions. She ruled immigration officials are required to transport migrants “promptly and without delay… to an abortion provider, in order to obtain any pregnancy or abortion-related medical care.”
The Obama judge also tried to block scheduled executions of rapists and murderers on death row, bizarrely arguing that allowing the executions would deprive the inmates of their ability to pursue challenges in the court.
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Tanya Sue Chutkan, the US federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal case in Washington D.C., is an Obama appointee and donor, as well as an especially vocal Black Lives Matter (BLM) apologist who has now presided over many of the harshest over-sentences handed to Jan. 6 protestors. Chutkan, a 61-year-old born in Jamaica, also persistently tried to stymie the Trump administration between 2017 and 2021. Her husband Peter Krauthamer is also an Obama appointee.
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Ron DeSantis is getting ratioed on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) for his mealymouthed and opportunistic response to the latest indictment of Donald Trump by Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ). The Florida Governor attracted the ire of over 13,600 respondents at the time of publication, with the number of angry responses still ticking up by the minute.
DeSantis’s comments after the Trump indictment news were perceived as foolish at best, especially given the lawyer-turned-governor confessed he had not even read the indictment before releasing a statement:
As President, I will end the weaponization of government, replace the FBI Director, and ensure a single standard of justice for all Americans.
While I’ve seen reports, I have not read the indictment. I do, though, believe we need to enact reforms so that Americans have the right…
DeSantis also claimed in his comment: “Washington, DC is a ‘swamp’ and it is unfair to have to stand trial before a jury that is reflective of the swamp mentality.”
But the Florida governor has travelled to that very same swamp in the past few weeks, raising cash from the lawyers and lobbyists of Dominion Voting Systems.
Wait. You’re a LAWYER running for PRESIDENT & you couldn’t take a minute to read the docs, despite wanting to grift off this?
And DC is such a *swamp* you held fundraisers there last month in the law offices of Dominion Voting Systems’s lawyers?
X (formerly Twitter) users scoffed at the idea that a self-proclaimed “Bush 41 fanboy” was a plausible candidate to take on the swamp, while others urged him to “take a f***ing stand” instead of claiming he had not read the indictment and hiding behind “soulless legalese”.
In fact, DeSantis is increasingly signaling that he believes Trump’s actions on January 6th 2021 were wrong, trying to have it both ways by parroting Democrat talking points that he “didn’t do anything” to stop it while suggesting at the same time that the state should not necessarily “criminalize” the former president’s actions.
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Ron DeSantis is getting ratioed on 'X' (formerly Twitter) for his mealymouthed and opportunistic response to the latest indictment of Donald Trump by Joe Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ). The Florida Governor attracted the ire of over 13,600 respondents at the time of publication, with the number of angry responses still ticking up by the minute.
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