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February 19, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics

BERNIE’S REVENGE: Sanders Group Tells 312K Dems Not to Commit to Biden as Nominee.

Our Revolution, the progressive political action organization birthed from Senator Bernie Sanders’s 2016 presidential campaign, is urging some 312,000 members to pressure Joe Biden to “change course” on the Israel-Gaza war. This includes 87,000 Michiganders, who are asked to vote ‘Uncommitted’ in the Great Lake State’s Democratic primary on February 27th.

“Our Revolution is planning to send an email to 87,000 members in Michigan and to about 225,000 supporters in other states, encouraging them to vote Uncommitted in the state’s Feb. 27 primary to ‘push Biden to change course on Gaza now’,” the New York Times reports.

“I am working with some people who feel like they will never vote for Joe Biden, but there are many, many, many I feel will vote for Joe Biden on Nov. 5 if he changes course,” explained Andy Levin, a signatory to the letter who claims the pressure campaign “is the best way [to] help Joe Biden.”

Biden also faces pressure from Arab-Americans in Michigan, with dozens of Muslim officials backing the new ‘Listen to Michigan’ initiative aimed at convincing primary voters to turn in a protest vote against him during the primary.

Establishment Democrats are rallying around the President, however, and attempting to use Donald Trump to scare primary voters into falling in line behind him.

“There’s a lot at stake in this upcoming election, and I would just encourage people not to lose sight of that, too,” said Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

“A potential second term for [Trump] would be very hard on all the communities that are still being impacted by what’s happening overseas as well, and that’s something that shouldn’t be lost on people’s calculation, too,” she added.

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Our Revolution, the progressive political action organization birthed from Senator Bernie Sanders's 2016 presidential campaign, is urging some 312,000 members to pressure Joe Biden to "change course" on the Israel-Gaza war. This includes 87,000 Michiganders, who are asked to vote 'Uncommitted' in the Great Lake State's Democratic primary on February 27th. show more
February 18, 2024
William Upton
Crime
Politics

Biden’s DOJ Wants Prostitutes to Freely Transmit HIV. Seriously.

The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the State of Tennessee over a law classifying prostitution by individuals who knowingly have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as committing ‘aggravated prostitution’ — a felony offense — claiming it violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Individuals charged with the ‘aggravated prostitution’ felony are required to register with the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry.

According to the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, the Tennessee law and its enforcement are discriminatory. The DOJ alleges that requiring felony offenders to register with the state’s sex offender registry detrimentally impacts the individuals’ ability to find gainful employment. It also claims it violates their right to privacy by publicly disclosing their HIV status.

Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, appointed in 2021 by President Joe Biden to head the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, argued in a statement: “The enforcement of state criminal laws that treat people differently based on HIV status alone and that are not based on actual risks of harm, discriminate against people living with HIV.” According to Clarke, the Tennessee law is based on “outdated science and misguided assumptions” that subject those with HIV “to a different system of justice.”

Clarke’s Civil Rights Division has spearheaded some of the Biden government’s more radical and progressive policy pursuits. Last year, Clarke announced she would pursue legal action against financial institutions and banks that reject credit claims made by illegal migrants due to their immigration status.

 

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The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the State of Tennessee over a law classifying prostitution by individuals who knowingly have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as committing 'aggravated prostitution' — a felony offense — claiming it violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Individuals charged with the 'aggravated prostitution' felony are required to register with the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry. show more
February 17, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics

White House Press Corps Slaps Biden Back After ‘Memory’ Complaint.

The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) has hit back after Joe Biden regime spokesman Ian Sams upbraided its members for their coverage of the Hur report, which found Biden “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” and exposed his “significant” memory issues.

“The February 13th letter from White House counsel spokesman Ian Sams to the White House Correspondents’ Association is misdirected,” said Kelly O’Donnell, who presides over the association.

“As a non-profit organization that advocates for its members in their efforts to cover the presidency, the WHCA does not, cannot and will not serve as a repository for the government’s views of what’s in the news,” the NBC journalist insisted.

She added that the WHCA has “never controlled or policed the journalism that is published or broadcast by our members or their employer” in the 110 years since its founding. She said it was “inappropriate for the White House to utilize internal pool distribution channels, primarily for logistics and the rapid sharing of need-to-know information, to disseminate generalized critiques of news coverage.”

O’Donnell bluntly warned that the WHCA would not distribute similar missives from the regime in the future.

Sams had complained about the way the media reported Hur’s findings on Biden “willfully” mishandling classified materials and said journalists had been “distracted” by “false and inappropriate comments” in the report about the 81-year-old Democrat being unable to remember when he was Vice President or when his son Beau died.

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The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) has hit back after Joe Biden regime spokesman Ian Sams upbraided its members for their coverage of the Hur report, which found Biden "willfully retained and disclosed classified materials" and exposed his "significant" memory issues. show more
biden 9/11
February 16, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics

BOMBSHELL: Biden Lawyers Pressured DOJ to Cover Up ‘Failing Memory’ Report.

Lawyers for Joe Biden’s White House pressured Attorney General Merrick Garland to cover up the Hur report on Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified materials prior to its publication. They also pressured Special Counsel Robert Hur directly, arguing strenuously for a “confidential and limited” report kept secret from the public.

Biden’s lawyers appeared to try and influence the tone and tenor of Hur’s report in a letter to AG Garland, alleging Hur had “violate[d] Department of Justice policy” and complaining about his “multiple denigrating statements about President Biden’s memory.”

They suggested Hur could “certainly and properly note that the President lacked memory of a specific fact or series of events” — but should not “include allegations that the President has a failing memory in a general sense.” (Hur noted Biden could not remember when he was Vice President or when his son Beau died, “even within several years.”)

In a letter to Hur himself, the White House appeared to apply more direct pressure, arguing against a” detailed public report” being published at all. They quoted former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein as saying, “Criminal investigations emphatically are not supposed to be transparent” if a suspect is not being charged and that “disclosing uncharged allegations against American citizens without a law-enforcement need is considered to be a violation of a prosecutor’s trust.”

Biden’s lawyers insisted Hur’s report should be “confidential and limited” — and that mere “brief notifications” by the Attorney General to Congress would serve “[t]he interests of the public in being informed of and understanding the reasons for the actions of the Special Counsel.”

Hur decided Biden had “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency,” but did not recommend charges in part because a jury would sympathize with him as an “elderly man with a poor memory.”

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Lawyers for Joe Biden's White House pressured Attorney General Merrick Garland to cover up the Hur report on Joe Biden's mishandling of classified materials prior to its publication. They also pressured Special Counsel Robert Hur directly, arguing strenuously for a "confidential and limited" report kept secret from the public. show more
February 16, 2024
William Upton
Politics

378 Days Since the East Palestine Train Disaster, Joe Biden Finally Visits.

President Joe Biden is finally visiting East Palestine — over a year after the Ohio community was exposed to dangerous toxic chemicals when a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed on the eastern side of the town. The move by Biden only comes as the 2024 election season begins in earnest and Democrats look to defend a vulnerable Senate seat in Ohio held by Sherrod Brown. Since the derailment, over 176,000 tons of contaminated soil have been removed from the area, along with 39 million gallons of water. Over 1 million pounds of toxins are thought to have been spilled in the disaster.

Former President Donald Trump visited East Palestine, Ohio, just three weeks after the disaster, speaking with state and local leaders and assisting with distributing aid and other relief. A day after Trump’s visit, the Biden government dispatched Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, who faced harsh criticism for the lack of federal response.

TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE.

In the days following the East Palestine disaster, the Biden White House demurred on whether the President would visit the town in a show of support and sympathy for the public health and environment crisis they faced. The northeastern area of Ohio, where East Palestine is located, had increasingly become an electoral stronghold for former President Donald Trump.

Responding to Biden’s decision to now visit the Ohio town, East Palestine Mayor Trent Conaway indicated it was too little too late.

“My personal opinion is the best time for him to come would be February of 2025 when he is on his book tour,” Conway said earlier this month during an appearance on Fox News. A campaign ad launched by Donald Trump’s presidential campaign echoes this sentiment — noting that in the time it has taken Biden to visit East Palestine, the Democrat incumbent has traveled to Ukraine, visited several nearby U.S. cities, and taken numerous vacations.

WATCH:

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President Joe Biden is finally visiting East Palestine — over a year after the Ohio community was exposed to dangerous toxic chemicals when a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed on the eastern side of the town. The move by Biden only comes as the 2024 election season begins in earnest and Democrats look to defend a vulnerable Senate seat in Ohio held by Sherrod Brown. Since the derailment, over 176,000 tons of contaminated soil have been removed from the area, along with 39 million gallons of water. Over 1 million pounds of toxins are thought to have been spilled in the disaster. show more
immigration
February 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics

Biden Bizarrely Blames GOP Speaker for Border Crisis, Yet REFUSES to Meet With Him.

Joe Biden refused a request to meet with House Speaker Mike Johnson on January 22nd and also turned down “multiple subsequent requests,” despite blaming the House Republican for the border crisis his regime is presiding over.

Johnson wants to discuss border reforms with the elderly Democrat. He previously rejected a “border” bill passed by the Democrat-controlled Senate, which would have given tens of billions of dollars to Ukraine and Israel but relatively small sums of money for border security. It also authorized many more migrant work permits, among other questionable measures.

However, Biden is unwilling to discuss an alternative border bill, with his officials claiming the Senate bill is what the House GOP wanted.

“What is there to negotiate? Really, truly, what is the one-on-one negotiation about when he’s been presented with exactly what he’s asked for?” claimed White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, a migrant herself.

Speaker Johnson says the Senate border bill was not what House Republicans had been asking for — as indicated by the fact they oppose it — and that he will “continue to insist” on a meeting with the President.

“If the Speaker of the House can’t meet with the President of the United States, that’s a problem,” Johnson warned.

The legislative branch is arguably the most important check on the executive branch in the U.S. Constitution, and the Speaker of the House, as second in line to assume the President if the incumbent and the Vice President are incapacitated, the most senior legislator.

“I don’t know why they’re uncomfortable having the President sit across the table from me, but I will go in good faith,” Johnson added.

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Joe Biden refused a request to meet with House Speaker Mike Johnson on January 22nd and also turned down “multiple subsequent requests,” despite blaming the House Republican for the border crisis his regime is presiding over. show more
February 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics

READ IN FULL: White House Comms Chief Writes Bitchy Letter to Media Demanding Nicer Coverage of Biden’s Dementia.

White House spokesman and Senior Advisor to the White House Counsel’s Office Ian Sams has written to the White House Correspondents’ Association complaining about media coverage of a Justice Department report addressing Joe Biden’s willful retention of classified documents and failing memory.

Sams complained coverage of special counsel Robert Hur’s “false and inappropriate comments” about Biden had “distracted” from the fact he concluded the President should not be charged.

Hur said in the report that the 81-year-old Democrat should not go before a jury partly because jurors would see him as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” He also noted Biden had been unable to remember when he was Vice President or when his son Beau died “within several years” during investigatory interviews.

Singling out CNN, CBS, the Associated Press, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times, Sams also complained the media should not have reported that Hur found Biden had “wilfully” retained classified documents.

The report does clearly state that investigators “uncovered evidence that President Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a private citizen,” including “marked classified documents about military and foreign policy in Afghanistan” and notebooks containing “entries about issues of national security and foreign policy implicating sensitive intelligence sources and methods.”

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White House spokesman and Senior Advisor to the White House Counsel’s Office Ian Sams has written to the White House Correspondents’ Association complaining about media coverage of a Justice Department report addressing Joe Biden’s willful retention of classified documents and failing memory. show more
Biden
February 15, 2024
Health
Politics

Left Media: Don’t Discuss Biden’s Dementia In Case of Mental Health ‘Stigma.’

Left-wing publication Mother Jones published an article Wednesday imploring people not to discuss or speculate about Joe Biden’s declining memory and cognitive abilities because it could “stigmatize” people with dementia, in what amounts to an effective admission that the President of the United States is non compos mentis.

In the article entitled “What We Lose by Armchair Diagnosing Biden and Trump,” writer Julia Métraux warns:

“Making dementia a political weapon has far-reaching, stigmatizing effects… associating supposed bad actions with age, and aging-related health issues, can lead to these conditions being further stigmatized.”

Last week, Special Counsel Robert Hur released a report following an investigation into Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified documents. Hur recommended against charging Biden, however, describing him as an “elderly man with poor memory.” According to Hur, Biden could not remember when he was Vice President or the date of his son Beau’s death “even within several years.”

Although Hur’s report revealed very troubling facts about the 81-year-old Biden’s cognitive abilities, Métraux believes it is more troubling for its possible consequences for America’s elderly.

“Stigma around dementia, according to the CDC, could discourage people from sharing their symptoms with their doctors,” she writes, further stating that “the report itself, according to Brenna Renn, a University of Nevada, Las Vegas, psychology professor and clinical geropsychologist, used ‘damning language’ that was rife with ageism.”

Days before Hur’s report was released, Biden told an audience he spoke to French President François Mitterrand, who died in 1996, at the most recent G7 Summit. That same week, Biden said he spoke to German Chancellor Helmut Kohl at the same summit. Kohl died in 2017. Press pool reporting that same week indicated the elderly President struggled to use a plastic straw, and the day after Hur’s report was released, he implied that Mexico borders Gaza.

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Left-wing publication Mother Jones published an article Wednesday imploring people not to discuss or speculate about Joe Biden's declining memory and cognitive abilities because it could "stigmatize" people with dementia, in what amounts to an effective admission that the President of the United States is non compos mentis. show more
February 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics

RFK Campaign Suffers Staff Walkouts Amidst ‘Lavish Spending’ Allegations.

In January, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign lost 14 staffers, including 12 field staff and two central campaign staff members. The resignations were prompted by concerns over leadership’s “lavish spending” and “self-serving” behavior, attributed chiefly to campaign manager Amaryllis Fox Kennedy — RFK’s daughter-in-law — and campaign communications director Del Bigtree.

The campaign reportedly paid Bigtree’s KFP Consulting firm $35,000 in December, while LLCs registered to campaign COO Matthew Sanders and campaign adviser Charles Eisenstein make $21,000 and $21,667 a month, respectively.

“When the reports came out and everyone saw the obscene amount of money some people are making, while they are often paying for their own promotional materials out of pocket and can’t get their gas stipend covered, many people started thinking those people are scamming and skimming to line their pockets,” said one source working for the campaign.

“Del is running around spending money lavishly,” said another, alleging Bigtree is “doing Zoom calls from the slopes with champagne while many people are volunteers and not getting paid.”

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is already investigating possibly illegal payments to Amaryllis Fox Kennedy — formerly of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) — amounting to $70,000.

RFK controversially spent $7 million on a Super Bowl ad centered on his assassinated uncle, President John F. Kennedy.

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In January, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign lost 14 staffers, including 12 field staff and two central campaign staff members. The resignations were prompted by concerns over leadership's “lavish spending” and “self-serving” behavior, attributed chiefly to campaign manager Amaryllis Fox Kennedy — RFK’s daughter-in-law — and campaign communications director Del Bigtree. show more
February 14, 2024
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics
War

Here’s What Trump Discussed With Tulsi Gabbard.

Donald Trump recently met with former Hawaii Congressman Tulsi Gabbard to discuss Pentagon reforms. Gabbard ran against Joe Biden for the Democrat nomination in 2020 and continues to criticize him over his foreign policy, particularly in Ukraine, and mismanagement of the southern border.

A Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve and decorated Iraq War veteran, Gabbard earned a cult following for her strong stance against the U.S. intervening or otherwise involving itself in foreign wars in 2020. She is said to have discussed personnel changes at the Pentagon with Trump, who wants to ensure fewer war hawks are in place working to undermine his priorities if he is reelected.

“She appeals to Republicans who are skeptical of intervention overseas, which is now a majority of Republican voters,” said Andrew Surabian, an advisor to Donald Trump Jr. and Senator J.D. Vance.

In 2022, Gabbard left the Democratic Party, branding it an “elitist cabal of warmongers driven by cowardly wokeness” and accused them of “stok[ing] anti-white racism” and “weaponiz[ing] the national security state to go after political opponents” while “dragging us ever closer to nuclear war.”

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Donald Trump recently met with former Hawaii Congressman Tulsi Gabbard to discuss Pentagon reforms. Gabbard ran against Joe Biden for the Democrat nomination in 2020 and continues to criticize him over his foreign policy, particularly in Ukraine, and mismanagement of the southern border. show more