- 1764 - Bostonian lawyer James Otis denounced "taxation without representation" and called for the colonies to unite in demonstrating their opposition to Britain’s new tax measures.
- 1816 - Emamual Leutze was born in Germany. He was most famous for his paintings "Washington Crossing the Delaware" and "Columbus Before the Queen".
- 1844 - Samuel F.B. Morse formally opened America's first telegraph line. The first message was sent from Washington, DC, to Baltimore, MD. The message was "What hath God wrought?"
- 1883 - After 14 years of construction the Brooklyn Bridge was opened to traffic.
- 1935 - The Cincinnati Reds played the Philadelphia Phillies in the first major league baseball game at night. The switch for the floodlights was thrown by U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt.
- 1941 - The HMS Hood was sunk by the German battleship Bismarck in the North Atlantic. Only three people survived.
- 1983 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the federal government had the right to deny tax breaks to schools that racially discriminate.
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Exclusive Photo: Gretchen Whitmer Violates Own Coronavirus Orders at Dive Bar
Steven Crowder SUES YouTube: 'The Roman Empire couldn't fathom the POWER' of today's Big Tech - TheBlaze
Two weeks – trust us.
"Afternoon there, neighbor!
There's a new disease in town, and I wanted you to know about it.
It gives the chills and sweats and headaches and fevers and diarrhea and a cough and it can kill you.
Not a cold or a flu, but a new thing.
It can kill most of us, it turns out.
Very dangerous.
We're going to have to lock you down, in fact.
For your well-being.
What's a curve?
It's when too many people get put into the hospital.
We just want to slow the numbers.
Whittle them down a bit.
Lock you out of work and church and play for two weeks.
Totally worth it, we promise.
What do you mean, you don't have any symptoms?
It causes all symptoms and no symptoms, and the people with no symptoms are the most dangerous people.
In fact, wear this mask.
Pull them out of school and hide them from the other kids...Read all.
Criticizing the Squad Is Not Permitted | Power Line
"Alpha News is Minnesota’s scrappy alternative news service...Today Alpha reported that Facebook has threatened to ban its page for posting a cartoon that Facebook found offensive:
Facebook has threatened to ban Alpha News from its platform for publishing an anti-Hamas cartoon.
The Alpha News Facebook page now has “reduced distribution and other restrictions” for publishing a cartoon from syndicated cartoonist A.F. Branco, whose political satire is shared widely by conservative outlets, including Fox News.
The cartoon in question was critical of Reps. Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for their commentary on the Israeli-Palestine conflict.
That, of course, is the point. You can criticize Hamas on Facebook, but you can’t criticize the Squad. This is the cartoon:

...But at a bare minimum, charging the Squad with being apologists for Hamas is fair comment...Read all.
Policies Have Consequences: Five Things You Should Know | American Center for Law and Justice
One often hears the statement, “Elections have consequences.” That political aphorism is such a given, it reminds me of another one from my Army career: “That is a blinding flash of the obvious!” However, just as important and true is this maxim: “Policies have consequences.” Whatever the motives and the intended results of the Biden Administration as to their policies—some of the policies and actions have dire consequences for every American. The United States is facing a plethora of challenges and crises in national security, economics, and foreign policy directly related to the Executive orders and policies of President Joe Biden. Biden’s presidency is beginning to resemble Jimmy Carter’s—where matters beyond his control were exacerbated by weak reactions and poor policies.
In a mere four months, here is a short list of problems that seem to be self-inflicted by the new Administration.
Biden's tax cut for the wealthy ain't "inadvertent"!-----Part 2--EDITORIAL: Joe Biden and the magic money nightmare - The Spectator World
EDITORIAL: Joe Biden and the magic money nightmare - The Spectator World
- It’s unfashionable to worry about inflation. It’s also right
- According to proponents of modern monetary theory, what happened in Weimar Germany and more recently in Mugabe’s Zimbabwe somehow is not relevant to developed economies.
- Governments can print their way out of economic crises without worrying about debt or inflation.
- Why, look what happened after the 2008-09 crisis when governments first started quantitative easing, they say: we had no inflation problem after that, however the Cassandras cried.
- Biden’s various multitrillion plans, including that $1,400 of helicopter money to every American who earns up to $75,000 a year, are not risky bets but wise and equitable policies which will return the US to growth and a fairer economy...Read all.
Former FBI director reportedly gave $100k to Biden grandchildren's trust, emailed Hunter that he'd like to work 'with you and dad' - TheBlaze
Judge sides with Biden, rules that Christian college must open women’s bedrooms and showers to biological males
PUSHBACK: Interest in Veterans Motorcycle Ride Skyrockets After Pentagon Denies Parking Permit
Fed up with leftist politics, 5 Oregon counties vote to join Idaho - TheBlaze
A once great American city on its way to becoming "Detroit".-----Minneapolis shooting: 2 dead, 8 others injured, police say
History for May 23
- 1618 - The Thirty Years War began when three opponents of the Reformation were thrown through a window.
- 1701 - In London, Captain William Kidd was hanged after being convicted of murder and piracy.
- 1785 - Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter that he had invented bifocals.
- 1873 - Canada's North West Mounted Police force was established. The organization's name was changed to Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1920.
- 1879 - The first U.S. veterinary school was established by Iowa State University.
- 1900 - Civil War hero Sgt. William H. Carney became the first African American to receive the Medal of Honor, 37 years after the Battle of Fort Wagner.
- 1934 - In Bienville Parish, LA, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were ambushed and killed by Texas Rangers. The bank robbers were riding in a stolen Ford Deluxe.
- 1998 - British Protestants and Irish Catholics of Northern Ireland approved a peace accord.





