George Soros‘s Democracy PAC has poured $1 million into the One For All Committee, which targets “moderate white women” in “key battleground states.”
One For All is yet to begin spending on the upcoming election, but spent millions during the 2020 and 2022 election cycles, producing adverts centered on suburban family women and issues such as abortion.
One anti-Donald Trump advert produced by the group claimed he did not listen to Anthony Fauci enough during the Covid pandemic and “pits us against each other.”
In addition to the $1 million it received from Democracy PAC, One For All has received half a million dollars from Reid Hoffman, a Democrat and Nikki Haley megadonor and former guest of Jeffrey Epstein.
Democracy PAC was founded by George Soros, a Hungarian-born financier and convicted insider trader. It has substantial funds to bankroll the likes of One For All, with Soros having armed it with $60 million in January.
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George Soros's Democracy PAC has poured $1 million into the One For All Committee, which targets “moderate white women” in “key battleground states.”
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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, which forced the partial closure of the city’s port, could cost the state almost $200 million a day in lost economic activity. Commercial shipping activity at the Port of Baltimore has been severely disrupted since late March when a cargo ship allided with the bridge, causing it to collapse into the shipping channel below.
Scott Cowan, president of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) Local 333, which operates out of the port, says the partial closure will severely impact his members. “There’s about 2,400 ILA union longshoremen in the Port of Baltimore. And last year alone, we worked over four million man hours in the port,” Cowan said in a recent interview. He added: “So it’s a big impact to the longshoremen and their families and it’s a catastrophic event.”
According to Cowan, his longshoremen and connected industries generate millions of dollars a day in economicactivity for the State of Maryland. “It’s not just the 2,400 ILA longshoreman, you got almost 20,000 direct jobs attached to this port and 100,000 indirect jobs,” he said before concluding: “It’s a big economic impact to the state of Maryland to the tune of $191 million a day.” The ILA local president also said he and his members have been given no indication by the state or federal government when regular activity at the port will resume.
The National Pulse previously reported that President Joe Biden’s allies on Capitol Hill and in corporate America have tried to use the bridge collapse to push for the importation of additional cheap immigrant workers. This labor is often used to undercut union worker wages or replaceunion jobs — like the longshoremen — entirely.
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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, which forced the partial closure of the city's port, could cost the state almost $200 million a day in lost economic activity. Commercial shipping activity at the Port of Baltimore has been severely disrupted since late March when a cargo ship allided with the bridge, causing it to collapse into the shipping channel below.
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Even the globalist, Rupert Murdoch-owned Fox News is admitting that far-left activists have attempted to infiltrate the jury in former President Donald Trump‘s New York ‘hush money’ trial. Last night, Jesse Waters — a primetime host with the anti-Trump Murdoch’s network — pointed to instances where the former President’s legal team exposed several potential jurors as having lied about their politicalbias and social media posts regarding Trump.
“Trump’s legal team was given the names of potential jurors, and after googling them, discovered there were undercover activists trying to sneak on to the jury,” Waters said.
JURORS MISLED THE COURT.
The legal team for former President Donald Trump was able to strike several prospective jurors with cause before they could be seated. In almost every instance, the jury candidate had attempted to mislead the court about their knowledge of or bias against the former President.
One potential juror told the court they were impartial, but Trump’s attorneys quickly provided the court with social media posts by that juror stating, “Donald Trump should be locked up.” In another instance, a prospective juror said they couldn’t remember making any negative posts about Trump. Again, Trump’s attorneys produced evidence of social media posts showing the exact opposite.
Another juror, who works in cybersecurity, told the court that she could be unbiased. However, after her dismissal, she was interviewed outside the courthouse and admitted she lied. “It’s very difficult for anyone, really in this country, to not come to this with prior opinions,” she said before continuing: “We all have prior opinions about the defendant unless you’ve been living in a cardboard box.”
‘REMEMBER, THIS IS A MANHATTAN JURY.’
“Remember, this is a Manhattan jury. It [Manhattan] went 87 percent for Biden. And the judge who is overseeing the selection process is a Biden donor whose family was paid by the Biden campaign,” Waters said. He continued: “Yesterday, fifty white women, wearing masks, fled the courtroom claiming they couldn’t be fair to Trump.”
“Anyone wearing a mask at this point is not an impartial juror,” he added.
Even the globalist, Rupert Murdoch-owned Fox News is admitting that far-left activists have attempted to infiltrate the jury in former President Donald Trump's New York 'hush money' trial. Last night, Jesse Waters — a primetime host with the anti-Trump Murdoch's network — pointed to instances where the former President's legal team exposed several potential jurors as having lied about their politicalbias and social media posts regarding Trump.
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The Bodega and Small Business Group (BSBG), which represents thousands of bodegas in New York City, has issued a statement backing President Donald J. Trump, slamming local District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and hitting out at local politicians who have ignored the widespread criminality occurring in the city.
“The Bodega and Small Business Group (BSBG)… is honored to host President Donald J. Trump at the Blue Moon bodega in Manhattan where Jose Alba was arrested for simply defending himself and his business against a convicted felon, the statement began.
“The Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, only backed off after an angry public campaign from store owners and their supporters united behind Mr. Alba and his Constitutional rights. The Bodega and Small Business Group appreciates President Trump’s support on behalf of tougher enforcement for retail thieves that are making our stores more dangerous and less profitable at the same time.
“President Trump’s visit and support comes at a time when our own state legislators have refused to strengthen the laws against repeat retail theft offenders: ‘Legislative Democrats have formally rejected Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal to make it a felony for assaulting a retail worker, a reflection of how the party remains split over criminal justice issues and how to address voters’ concerns over public safety.’
BSBG president, Fransisco Marte, said: “The visit of President Trump highlights just how much we have lost the way in New York. It is our hope that a former president coming to support NYC’s smallest stores, and also to demonstrate his support for stronger laws and enforcement, will spur our own elected officials to action.”
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The Bodega and Small Business Group (BSBG), which represents thousands of bodegas in New York City, has issued a statement backing President Donald J. Trump, slamming local District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and hitting out at local politicians who have ignored the widespread criminality occurring in the city.
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Seven jurors have been selected to serve on Donald Trump’s election interferencetrial in New York so far, amid a grueling jury selection process. Here’s what we know about them.
The first juror, who will act as foreman, is an immigrant from Ireland. He is a married, childless salesman described as having “some” college education. He said he receives his news from the New York Times, Daily Mail, far-left MSNBC, and centrist Fox News;
The third juror is originally from Oregon. He is an unmarried, childless corporate lawyer. He receives his news from The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Google;
The fourth juror is from Puerto Rico. He is married, has adult children and two grandchildren, and runs an IT business. He describes Trump as someone who “makes things interesting”;
The fifth juror is an unmarried, childless black woman who teaches English in a public charter school, with a master’s degree. She has said that as a person “of color” she has friends with strong views on Trump. She is the only juror selected so far who claims to be unaware of the other criminal cases against him;
The sixth juror is unmarried and childless and lives with a trio of roommates. She is described as a recent college graduate who works as a software engineer at a large broadcaster. She receives her news from the New York Times, Google, Facebook, and TikTok;
The seventh juror is originally from North Carolina and lives in Upper East Side Manhattan. A lawyer, she is married with two children. She receives her news from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, New York Post, and Washington Post and claims she doesn’t “have opinions about [Trump] personally.
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Seven jurors have been selected to serve on Donald Trump's election interference trial in New York so far, amid a grueling jury selection process. Here's what we know about them.
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