Thursday, July 02, 2026
It's 2026 and they don't have enough electricity to keep cool??!!-----Zohran Mamdani's Air Conditioning (78!) Guidance Officially Ushers in NYC's 'Warmth of Collectivism' Era
"New York: it's hot out there, and the power grid is working overtime to keep us cool. Set your AC to 78 degrees, turn off lights/electronics you're not using, and unplug what you can." - Doug P.
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been spotted making good on a key campaign promise when he ran for office.
- That pledge was to replace rugged individualism with the "warmth of collectivism."...
Mi Dem candidate for gov, Benson’s Trainwreck Fantasy
Rolls Royce Joyce is pitching high-speed rail for Michigan. - Charlie LeDuff@Charlieleduff
- Our roads are broken.
- Our kids can't read.
- Auto jobs are vanishing, and
- our cities are among the most violent in America...
'Fairness': U.S. Supreme Court rules on allowing boys on girls' sports teams * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'Fairness': U.S. Supreme Court rules on allowing boys on girls' sports teams * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
“This is one of the most important decisions in the history of the Court, and in my judgment, the Court has made a serious mistake,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote in his dissent to the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision to insert birthright citizenship into Americans’ Constitution.
Justice Alito: Birthright Citizenship Is 'Grotesque'
Justice Alito: Birthright Citizenship Is 'Grotesque':
“This is one of the most important decisions in the history of the Court, and in my judgment, the Court has made a serious mistake,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote in his dissent to the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision to insert birthright citizenship into Americans’ Constitution.
A lot of people are talking about how dumb Mamdani is that he doesn’t realize the economic impact this is going to have.
But that’s wrong. He does realize. - Megan Basham@megbasham
This is intentional.
This is intentional.
The rent freeze is going to do what it’s designed to do which is create a system of political patronage that allows him to hand out property at ultra low prices to DSA and Muslim friends and secure a permanent stranglehold on NYC.
Remember the "Death Wish" series??!!-----Citizen Vigilante Delivers the Warning Western Governments Desperately Need to Hear
Citizen Vigilante Delivers the Warning Western Governments Desperately Need to Hear - Alexander MuseIn the landscape of contemporary film, Citizen Vigilante arrives less as entertainment than as a cultural artifact that captures a fracture already visible in official records across Europe.
Directed by Uwe Boll and starring Armie Hammer, the movie follows a wealthy American veteran who becomes a masked avenger in European cities.
- He hunts violent criminals, rapists, and the corrupt officials who shield them.
- The narrative centers on gang rape and predation tied to unchecked migration from Islamic societies.
- It portrays indigenous citizens who never consented to the demographic and cultural transformation of their countries.
- These citizens watch perpetrators from migrant backgrounds receive lenient treatment or escape justice while natives who complain face prosecution or ruin.
The film does not invent this world.
It dramatizes one that government statistics, independent inquiries, and public polling have documented for years...
'No American flags': Calls for remigration intensify after latest Muslim demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan | Blaze Media
'No American flags': Calls for remigration intensify after latest Muslim demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan | Blaze Media:
Eric Daugherty pointed out that this is not what assimilation looks like: "TERRIFYING: Dearborn Michigan just went maximum Islam, flooding the streets and making clear they're here to conquer, not assimilate. This is why Islam needs to be repelled! Islamist flags waving, THEY WANT TO END THE WEST."
If your inclined to crime, run a non-profit!-----Ex-shelter director gets prison, $95K theft ‘reprehensible,’ prosecutor says
“Teri Lyn Looney’s theft is beyond reprehensible,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Stiffler said in a sentencing memorandum. - John Agar | jagar@mlive.comShe was in charge of SIREN/Eaton Shelter in Eaton County from June 2021 to May 2023, when she left for a position at another nonprofit...
“Teri Lyn Looney’s theft is beyond reprehensible,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Stiffler said in a sentencing memorandum.
“She stole $95,193 in taxpayer money intended for domestic violence survivors and their families.
“Teri Lyn Looney’s theft is beyond reprehensible,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Stiffler said in a sentencing memorandum.
“She stole $95,193 in taxpayer money intended for domestic violence survivors and their families.
The impact on SIREN was enormous: it lost its savings and had to reduce the services it provided to domestic violence victims.”...
History for July 2
History for July 2 - On-This-Day.com 
Thurgood Marshall 1908 - U.S. Supreme Court Justice
- 1881 - Charles J. Guiteau fatally wounded U.S. President James A. Garfield in Washington, DC.
- 1926 - The U.S. Congress established the Army Air Corps.
- 1937 - American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart disappeared in the Central Pacific during an attempt to fly around the world at the equator.
- 1939 - At Mount Rushmore, Theodore Roosevelt's face was dedicated.
- 1947 - An object crashed near Roswell, NM. The U.S. Army Air Force insisted it was a weather balloon, but eyewitness accounts led to speculation that it might have been an alien spacecraft.
- 1962 - Wal-Mart Discount City opened in Rogers, Arkansas. It was the first Walmart store.
- 1998 - Cable News Network (CNN) retracted a story that alleged that U.S. commandos had used nerve gas to kill American defectors during the Vietnam War.
Wednesday, July 01, 2026
Buffalo City Hall Raises Somalia Flag After Canceling Fireworks Show - Louder With Crowder
Buffalo City Hall Raises Somalia Flag After Canceling Fireworks Show - Louder With Crowder:
Buffalo City Hall raised a Somalia flag on Wednesday. It just so happens that it was also the same day the country marked its 66th Independence Day. Ironically, though, while the city decided to celebrate the independence of a third-world country, it has decided that American independence is not worthy of acknowledgment, despite it being the 250th anniversary. This is why they canceled its Fourth of July fireworks celebrations.
'The world finally gets it': Watch foreign visitors go totally gaga for America * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
'The world finally gets it': Watch foreign visitors go totally gaga for America * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff:
Countless foreign visitors from across the globe, in the U.S. to experience the ongoing World Cup, are praising the beauty, food and hospitality of America – and the White House, understandably, is highlighting that fact.
She didn't mention China or India. Wonder why?-----Paris official blames Americans and their air conditioning for Europe heat wave that has killed 1,300 people
After US tourists mocked France over the lack of air conditioning across the country amid 104-degree temperatures, Audrey Pulvar, deputy mayor of Paris for international relations, claimed the situation was partly America’s fault. - Ronny Reyes
The reticence to install AC has been attributed to concerns over the
“Dear American journalists and social media ‘influencers’: for days, some of you have been criticizing and making fun of Paris because the city does not have A/C in every room … OMG, this is so rich!” Pulvar wrote on social media.France has long been resistant to air conditioning, with only 25% of households in the country equipped with such cooling units.
“As the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gas emissions in the world, you bear a significant amount of responsibility for global warming and the consequences we, in France, are experiencing. Your cities, which are 90 percent air conditioned, are not unrelated to this,” she added.
“So please, enough with the lecture. Just start doing your part,” the post concluded.
The reticence to install AC has been attributed to concerns over the
- environment,
- the culture, and
- strict building codes — but the tides have begun changing as summers get hotter and hotter...
The Karmelo Anthony Trial Shows You the 3 Real Reasons Black Americans are Lagging in America
...you wouldn’t have thought that it would be a particularly controversial case. Post-trial, where Anthony got 35 years in jail, we have an even fuller picture of what happened - John Hawkins
...Anthony was somewhere he wasn’t supposed to be, he was asked many times to leave, and instead of doing so, he tried to start a fistfight, and then, when he finally got a reaction, he immediately responded with lethal force.
...Anthony was somewhere he wasn’t supposed to be, he was asked many times to leave, and instead of doing so, he tried to start a fistfight, and then, when he finally got a reaction, he immediately responded with lethal force.
- It all seems very clear-cut, right?
Yet, what have we seen in this case?
- Karmelo Anthony’s family raised 630k in a GiveSendGo ...
- During the trial, Anthony’s supporters showed up regularly, in person and online, to spew hatred at white people and claim Anthony should get a free pass because of racism.
- His own grandmother even got in on the act after the trial:
DOJ launches grand jury probe into far-left millionaire Neville Roy Singham's dark money machine funding Marxists and chaos * WorldNetDaily * by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit
DOJ launches grand jury probe into far-left millionaire Neville Roy Singham's dark money machine funding Marxists and chaos * WorldNetDaily * by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
The investigation, authorized by Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and led by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, is examining potential wire fraud, bank fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes tied to the movement of roughly $278–$285 million through Singham's elaborate dark money web since 2017.
Read all, excellent analysis/advice!-----The Truth About America's Housing Crisis - Illinois Review
It’s difficult to get an exact number because of tens of millions of illegal aliens, but it’s a decent guess; twice as many as we had just 70 years ago. - John F. Di LeoHas available housing kept up with this huge increase?
If not – and it certainly hasn’t – then there’s the first and primary cause of housing unaffordability.
If not – and it certainly hasn’t – then there’s the first and primary cause of housing unaffordability.
- When demand goes up and supply can’t meet it, the price climbs.
- This is the case, no matter what the commodity is.
Since we don’t have a spike in native population growth (people are reproducing at lower rates than ever), virtually all this increase is caused by immigration, both legal and illegal.
- If you want to solve the problem, the answer is simple: stop immigration, deport the illegals who are already here, and give the country a chance to catch up before you start allowing immigration again...
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warns mail-in-ballot ruling leaves giant opening for voter fraud * WorldNetDaily * by Ireland Owens, Daily Caller News Foundation
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warns mail-in-ballot ruling leaves giant opening for voter fraud * WorldNetDaily * by Ireland Owens, Daily Caller News Foundation:
"Diverse sources have recognized that mail-in ballots increase the potential for fraud," Alito added. "In 2005, a committee chaired by former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker found that absentee voting was 'the largest source of potential voter fraud' in American elections."
If You Want To See How Much America Has Changed In 250 Years, Just Look At What Is Going On In Our Streets
In early America, more than 95 percent of the population was made up of Bible-believing Christians. - Michael Snyder
If we could go back to 1776, we would be absolutely shocked by how different day to day life was back then.
Early Americans didn’t have everything handed to them, and so they had to work extremely hard.
But even though conditions were often very rough, the population was also very civilized...
- One of the primary reasons why our culture has shifted so dramatically is because we have embraced completely different values.
- But today we have gone down a much different road.
It was being projected that approximately 2 million people would come out and watch the parade in person…
That is an absolutely massive crowd...
That is an absolutely massive crowd...
The party of 300,000 abandoned and abused children - American Thinker
The Biden-Harris administration created a nightmare, and the reckoning is only just coming. - Monty L. DonohewIn Rotherham, England, between 1997 and 2013, at least 1,400 children, many as young as 11, were systematically groomed, raped, trafficked, beaten, and passed around by networks of men, predominantly of Pakistani heritage.
- Local authorities, police, and social services knew.
- They documented the horrors: girls doused in gasoline, threatened with guns, gang-raped as a routine “lifestyle choice.”
- Yet they did nothing meaningful.
The reason, laid bare in the Jay Report and subsequent inquiries, was fear of being labeled racist...
The Biden-Harris administration created an eerily similar nightmare, only on a vastly larger scale...
The Biden-Harris administration created an eerily similar nightmare, only on a vastly larger scale...
Rosie O’Donnell believes President Donald Trump will cancel the midterm elections by using either an assassination attempt or a terrorist bombing as the excuse.
Rosie O'Donnell Predicts Trump Will Cancel Midterm Elections - Zachary Leeman
- O’Donnell spoke with author and former presidential hopeful Marianna Williamson on Wednesday, and the pair both believe there will be a “rigging” of the midterm elections...
The Swamp's Got Another Bright Idea, and It Could End Up Hosing Every American Who Drives
The Swamp's Got Another Bright Idea, and It Could End Up Hosing Every American Who Drives:
Americans already pay plenty to own a car. They pay sales taxes when they buy one. They pay gas taxes every time they fill up. They pay tolls, insurance premiums, registration fees, inspection fees, and in many states, yearly property taxes simply for the privilege of owning a vehicle.
Now Congress wants to add another bill to the pile: a new federal annual vehicle registration fee.
Some in Congress are calling it an “EV fee” aimed at electric and hybrid vehicles. Americans should not assume it will stop there.
They tell us they NEED a tax increase!-----Muskegon Community College Salaries (Other Benefits not included in these numbers) - Michigan Government Salaries Database
- Look at the wage increases since 2020!
| Name | Employer | Job | ▾2025 Wage | 2024 Wage | 2023 Wage | 2022 Wage | 2021 Wage | 2020 Wage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selmon, Johnnie | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 198,999.94 | 198,999.94 | 197,814.38 | 156,196.76 | 146,103.31 | 147,518.54 |
| Jones, Jennifer | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 164,268.80 | 154,133.74 | 143,758.00 | 138,112.68 | 130,433.23 | 130,689.82 |
| Maniates, George | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 160,753.80 | 162,154.20 | 154,492.18 | 140,256.24 | 130,888.22 | 128,425.54 |
| Kroll, Elizabeth | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 156,398.99 | 146,419.58 | 138,371.36 | 133,455.88 | 135,190.44 | 120,337.73 |
| Rypma, Dan | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 155,964.90 | 142,933.40 | 150,083.70 | 142,390.58 | 130,897.10 | 136,281.56 |
| Dick, Beth | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 152,955.00 | 147,072.12 | 140,985.68 | 98,076.88 | n/a | n/a |
| Pollock, Kathy | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 148,874.12 | 142,505.92 | 147,181.55 | 141,039.60 | 137,884.62 | 127,802.22 |
| Truax, Jonathan | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 147,884.47 | 135,070.20 | 125,581.71 | 130,473.86 | 121,829.63 | 123,821.02 |
| Ammond, Philip | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 147,493.06 | 154,461.80 | 151,334.79 | 148,709.58 | 145,817.83 | 128,684.78 |
| Bender, Nathan | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 144,617.16 | 150,832.79 | 125,465.32 | 125,601.62 | 103,284.76 | 105,978.98 |
| Vanderzanden, Heather | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 144,346.20 | 138,705.60 | 135,061.52 | 130,138.14 | 132,343.63 | 124,792.39 |
| Mattone, Darren | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 142,651.02 | 159,297.92 | 134,699.67 | 130,762.60 | 123,748.56 | 115,092.50 |
| Roddy, Conor | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 141,938.44 | 127,827.84 | 120,378.04 | 111,615.08 | 110,288.80 | 97,591.94 |
| Enriquez, Ismael | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 141,780.76 | 136,596.26 | 121,986.28 | 123,728.36 | 124,717.83 | 124,600.02 |
| Evans, Rebecca | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 139,443.55 | 135,986.30 | 128,666.96 | 123,931.86 | 117,562.31 | 113,781.14 |
| Benson, Hollie | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 139,006.81 | 138,104.74 | 126,601.52 | 117,851.02 | 105,611.75 | 95,765.09 |
| Meeuwenberg, Jon | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 138,979.34 | 129,783.02 | 117,700.81 | 66,711.22 | 99,584.02 | 117,352.36 |
| Church, Irene | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 136,325.65 | 131,840.50 | 127,441.69 | 137,873.20 | 102,063.26 | 112,101.72 |
| Meyers, Daniel | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 134,527.02 | 141,337.30 | 143,891.46 | 134,872.86 | 131,544.81 | 138,160.86 |
| Spaniolo-Depouw, Angela | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 133,877.59 | 130,345.84 | 125,324.82 | 120,229.60 | 109,527.35 | 105,695.66 |
| Collins, Shae | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 130,810.30 | 127,947.84 | 123,824.43 | 125,981.36 | 136,015.17 | 122,088.43 |
| Beals, Gayl | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 130,051.18 | 128,706.66 | 92,415.35 | 1,173.60 | 3,811.60 | n/a |
| Johnston, Jeffery | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 126,736.71 | 141,195.41 | 159,229.66 | 147,650.26 | 132,173.97 | 130,034.08 |
| Burrell, Karin | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 126,076.76 | 121,763.48 | 112,520.84 | 105,444.66 | 99,128.90 | 94,333.42 |
| Young, Cliffton | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 124,881.72 | 117,881.74 | 118,047.50 | 112,531.04 | 112,823.70 | 99,043.08 |
| Tank, Kristin | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 123,893.65 | 119,128.41 | 114,587.65 | 111,322.02 | 14,807.69 | n/a |
| Kyser, Kevin | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 121,720.48 | 118,336.32 | 116,585.24 | 111,122.24 | 106,751.83 | 97,131.76 |
| Kumpf, Amber | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 121,490.83 | 110,741.16 | 110,217.77 | 108,670.86 | 94,009.31 | 91,177.38 |
| Budimir, Nicholas | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 120,929.50 | 110,771.96 | 104,700.70 | 99,549.46 | 93,679.89 | 84,294.98 |
| Cummings, Amy | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 120,740.49 | 119,133.86 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Klingenberg, Jennifer | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 119,218.26 | 115,375.38 | 121,523.78 | 116,637.36 | 108,663.25 | 107,433.90 |
| Mason, Kimberlee | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 117,493.40 | 106,235.02 | 102,940.41 | 89,829.06 | 69,563.51 | n/a |
| Hayes, Sylvia | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 117,310.72 | 133,794.46 | 128,278.52 | 160,276.86 | 125,900.23 | 122,440.36 |
| Liefer, Kathleen | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 117,197.26 | 111,795.58 | 113,892.86 | 106,125.36 | 105,668.79 | 106,045.46 |
| Jewell, Ronnie | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 117,137.01 | 117,710.40 | 112,704.78 | 109,592.96 | 106,180.93 | 103,914.52 |
| York, Seth | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 116,211.60 | 113,889.76 | 113,254.73 | 107,182.04 | 99,799.95 | 93,873.46 |
| Chelesvig, Trefny | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 111,518.12 | 103,834.98 | 97,903.60 | 92,721.56 | 83,337.78 | 79,415.35 |
| Johnson, Heather | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 110,440.10 | 106,175.16 | 113,280.12 | 96,174.02 | 80,704.77 | 72,930.12 |
| Cooper, Jason | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 109,592.68 | 100,856.15 | 99,715.54 | 97,359.28 | 91,428.90 | 86,016.96 |
| Davignon, Patricia | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 109,242.60 | 100,474.23 | 96,682.67 | 77,586.61 | 68,297.72 | 62,743.12 |
| Anderson, Lisa | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 104,352.82 | 98,481.47 | 84,446.53 | 78,855.60 | 73,757.13 | 70,568.95 |
| Houts, Brian | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 100,163.52 | 64,474.63 | 43,898.97 | 40,431.41 | 38,077.40 | 37,146.72 |
| Kilburn, Michael | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 98,446.04 | 87,222.02 | 97,167.58 | 84,235.56 | 61,789.70 | n/a |
| Stucky, Jessica | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 96,000.20 | 97,095.84 | 72,235.32 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Buchmaier, Diane | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 92,740.56 | 478.71 | n/a | 9,986.20 | 4,474.27 | 10,480.25 |
| Ribbe, Lisa | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 91,561.08 | 90,306.69 | 89,075.26 | 85,082.02 | 77,789.48 | 71,596.21 |
| Sanocki, Steven | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 89,903.73 | 73,557.68 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Allen, Stephanie | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a | 88,687.50 | 81,159.52 | 33,151.34 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Koratich, Joanne | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 88,298.32 | 84,796.94 | 66,862.92 | 74,743.60 | 5,440.00 | n/a |
| Briggs, Stephanie | Muskegon Co Community College | n/a, others | 85,050.00 | 80,576.47 | 74,172.38 | 62,238.86 | 60,058.87 | 62,207.78 |
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