Why not? Everyone is stealing elections these days.-----Florida assistant principal, teenage daughter accused of rigging homecoming election; teen charged as adult

Florida assistant principal, teenage daughter accused of rigging homecoming election; teen charged as adult

"PENSACOLA, Fla. - A Florida teen accused of rigging a homecoming queen election with her mother is being charged as an adult, prosecutors said.

...Grover and her mother, Laura Rose Carroll, 50, face multiple felony charges stemming from the October homecoming vote at Tate High School in Pensacola.

While employed as an assistant principal at Bellview Elementary School in the same county, Carroll accessed the school district’s internal system to cast fraudulent votes for her daughter so that she would win...Read all.

Lunch video-----Joe Rogan’s Thoughts On The Rise Of The Intellectual Dark Web

Noon-toon

Nolte: The Narcissistic Cult of Woke Has Taken Over the CIA

Nolte: The Narcissistic Cult of Woke Has Taken Over the CIA: 

The CIA released a recruitment video in March that’s just starting to receive some much-needed attention. The video proves the CIA not only kneels in fealty before the Cult of Woke, it also proves the CIA is hiring and actively looking to recruit the most immodest, narcissistic, grotesquely self-serving people in the world — Woke Millennials.

Watch this obscenely pompous piece of garbage, and while you do, see if you can catch the one word that is not used:

NYC hero calls out RINO Cheney.

 

The face of the democrat party. And the voice.-----Sharpton responds to Tim Scott: 'The practice of America was built on racism'

Sharpton responds to Tim Scott: 'The practice of America was built on racism'

"The Rev. Al Sharpton on Monday argued that "the practice of America was built on racism," while addressing GOP Sen. Tim Scott's (S.C.) claim last week that "America is not a racist country."

..."Now, everybody in America is not racist. But are you talking about whether the practice of America's racist, or the people, cause the practice of America was built on racism," the civil right activist added...Read all.

Worthy of note. Serious note!

 

Hamilton College student leaders work to ‘defund the police,’ claim ‘white supremacists’ are on campus

Hamilton College student leaders work to ‘defund the police,’ claim ‘white supremacists’ are on campus

• ‘Basically for them, a white supremacist is anyone who disagrees with their agenda’

"Following the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, students and faculty at Hamilton College received an email denoting some of them as white supremacists and calling for the admissions office to better block such students from enrolling in the future.

It was part of a larger push to grow a “defund the police” effort at the private, New York college.

• “We believe in a better world where community safety means community, rehabilitation, and restorative justice. And we will fight for it,” the email reads in part.
• “Racist (not ‘racialized’) American policing should be the one on trial. And it’s guilty. Derek Chauvin was a sacrificial lamb for police across the country to avoid any measure of reform or systemic change,” they wrote. 
• “Even now, Democratic and Republican officials alike admit that this verdict reduces the pressure on them to take action. We can’t let up. We need to defund the police.”...Read all.

#1 This day 1964-----Louis Armstrong - Hello Dolly

Who are the feds most afraid of?-----Merrick Garland hearing: Attorney general seeks more funding for domestic terrorism, civil rights work - The Washington Post

Merrick Garland hearing: Attorney general seeks more funding for domestic terrorism, civil rights work - The Washington Post

"Attorney General Merrick Garland on Tuesday asked lawmakers to support his department’s request for more funding to help investigate and prosecute domestic terrorism and beef up civil rights enforcement... for a $45 million increase in funding for the FBI for domestic terrorism investigations, and a $40 million increase for U.S. attorneys to manage the ensuing caseloads. 

(and) He said the department is seeking a “historic investment of one billion dollars” in its Office of Violence Against Women...Read all.

13 years from "top" to Hell.

 

Woke chocolate shop worker finally fired after refusing to serve Seattle police; shop owner doing major damage control - TheBlaze

Woke chocolate shop worker finally fired after refusing to serve Seattle police; shop owner doing major damage control - TheBlaze: 

The hubbub kicked off with a report from the Post Millennial, citing sources within the Seattle police department, that a worker behind the counter at the Chocolati shop on North 45th Street refused to serve an officer and trainee last Tuesday afternoon.

The employee — a white female with green streaks in her hair — said, "No, I won't serve you," the outlet reported, after which the officer and trainee departed.

No, we're not melting!-----UAH Global Temperature Update For April 2021: -0.05 Deg. C | Climate Change Dispatch

UAH Global Temperature Update For April 2021: -0.05 Deg. C | Climate Change Dispatch

"The Version 6.0 global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for April 2021 was -0.05 deg. C, down from the March 2021 value of -0.01 deg. C.

...The linear warming trend since January 1979 remains at +0.14 C/decade (+0.12 C/decade over the global-averaged oceans, and +0.18 C/decade over global-averaged land)...

Read more at Dr. Roy’s Blog"

AM Fruitcake

 

History for May 5

History for May 5 - On-This-Day.com

Karl Marx 1818 - Socialist writer ("Das Kapital", "The Communist Manifesto"), founder of communism

• 1862 - The Battle of Puebla took place. It is celebrated as Cinco de Mayo Day.
• 1865 - The Thirteenth Amendment was ratified, abolishing slavery in the U.S.
• 1892 - The U.S. Congress extended the Geary Chinese Exclusion Act for 10 more years. The act required Chinese in the U.S. to be registered or face deportation.
• 1912 - Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda began publishing.
• 1917 - Eugene Jacques Bullard becomes the first African-American aviator when he earned his flying certificate with the French Air Service.
• 1925 - John T. Scopes, a biology teacher in Dayton, TN, was arrested for teaching Darwin's theory of evolution.
• 1945 - A Japanese balloon bomb exploded on Gearhart Mountain in Oregon. A pregnant woman and five children were killed.
• 1961 - Alan Shepard became the first American in space when he made a 15 minute suborbital flight.

Hillary Clinton 'thrilled' Joe Biden is using the COVID pandemic to push big-government agenda - TheBlaze

Hillary Clinton 'thrilled' Joe Biden is using the COVID pandemic to push big-government agenda - TheBlaze: 

"It wasn't until the pandemic that I think a truly working majority of Americans ... suddenly understood in a clear way that, you know what, there's lots of times when we need the government, and we've been exposed as lacking in the kind of investments and support that we, as Americans, should be providing each other with the government as our partner," Clinton opined. "I'm thrilled that, you know, President Biden is taking advantage of this moment to try to push the agenda as far as possible," she added.

The way we were-----WXYZ Channel 7 [Detroit, MI] - Action News at 10 - "Swine Flu Vaccine Pr...

Sadly, it's worse today!----- Wussification of America

They have stolen our children!-----Summit School District (CO.) drafts new equity policy | SummitDaily.com

Summit School District drafts new equity policy | SummitDaily.com
"The Summit School District board of education on May 13 is scheduled to conduct a second reading and final vote on a proposed equity policy.
The Summit School District Policy for Just & Equitable Education was drafted by the district’s equity advisory team and presented at the April 8 school board meeting. 

The six-person board unanimously approved the policy on first reading.

• The policy, which highlights that historical inequities persist within local public schools, says Black, Indigenous, disabled, English-language learning, immigrant, refugee and LGBTQ students “have all been negatively impacted by the institution of education.” 
• The policy goes on to say that white students are over represented in district academic, extracurricular and athletic programs, achievement scores and honors.
• The policy contains actions that would aim to “address systemic inequities and eliminate opportunity gaps.”

The policy also highlights language barriers for students.
“Institutionalized racism and systemic oppression due to language proficiency continue to have the largest impact on student performance, self-efficacy, experience of schooling and attendance in (the district),” the policy states...Read all.

"Blindsided!"-----DC mayor Bowser bans dancing at weddings: 'It's insane'

DC mayor Bowser bans dancing at weddings: 'It's insane'

"In a city where dancing is forbidden, not even a teenager with a rebellious spirit can save DC couples reeling from the capital’s latest COVID guidelines.

Seemingly ripped straight from the plot of “Footloose,” Washington, DC’s, new social distancing rules ban standing and dancing at weddings. 

The sudden announcement, made just as wedding season kicks off, has blindsided couples getting ready to tie the knot.

...Sadowski says couples are being forced to move their weddings outside of the nation’s capital with just one or two week’s notice....

...In a statement to local affiliate Fox 5 DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office said it has the dancing ban in place as an extra layer of safety to reduce the spread of COVID-19 because when people stand and dance their behavior changes. 

For example, people are more likely to get close and touch each other...Read all.

VIDEO: University of Minnesota student telling peers to make life hell for police - TheBlaze

VIDEO: University of Minnesota student telling peers to make life hell for police - TheBlaze: 

A member of the University of Minnesota's student government was caught on video imploring her peers to make the lives of police officers "hell" by placing bogus calls for help. Lauren Meyers is the chief financial officer of the Minnesota Student Association and the co-chair of the Office for Student Affairs Mental Health committee. During a video conference with fellow members of the MSA, Meyers instructed her fellow student government members to use several tactics to "annoy the s*** out of" campus law enforcement.

What Was That About Voter Suppression? - WSJ

What Was That About Voter Suppression? - WSJ

‘We have classic voter suppression,” declared Kamala Harris last fall, and Democrats keep making the charge. 

Yet new Census voting data show these claims are as meritless as Donald Trump’s that the election was stolen.

Census figures released Thursday show that turnout in 2020 reached a near-historic high for a presidential election, with 66.8% of voting-age citizens casting ballots—0.9 percentage-points shy of the 1992 record.

• ...Notably, GOP states with stricter voting rules didn’t experience significantly lower minority turnout. Black turnout was highest in Maryland (75.3%) followed by Mississippi (72.8%) and lowest in Massachusetts (36.4%). 
• Liberals have lambasted Georgia for “purging” voters and restricting ballot access. But Georgia had a smaller black-white voting gap than Illinois, New Jersey, Virginia and California—all states controlled by Democrats.
• The states with the biggest black-white voting gaps? Massachusetts, Oregon, Wisconsin, Iowa and Colorado. Three allow same-day voter registration (Wisconsin, Iowa, and Colorado), according to the National Conference of State Legislatures...Read all.

Heck, it's just "free money". Right?-----Auditors Find State Overpaid Medicaid Home Health Vendors $39.4 Million

Auditors Find State Overpaid Medicaid Home Health Vendors $39.4 Million

• Could be worse: A previous audit found a $160 million loss
  

"A recent audit found that the state of Michigan has delivered millions of dollars in overpayments to vendors under a Medicaid program meant to help needy people with daily activities such as bathing, cooking and shopping.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services pays individuals and agencies to provide such in-home care for indigent and low-income individuals under its Home Help Program.

But service providers received $39.4 million in overpayments, according to a performance audit released by the Office of the Auditor General, covering October 2017 through September 2019...Read all.

Lunch video-----Who Has Privilege?