Saturday, May 31, 2025
Michelle Obama makes bizarre pro-abortion argument: The 'least' of what the female body does 'is produce life' | Blaze Media
Michelle Obama makes bizarre pro-abortion argument: The 'least' of what the female body does 'is produce life' | Blaze Media:
Co-host Craig Robinson kicked off the festivities by asking guest Dr. Sharon Malone, an ob-gyn, where women should go to get "proper information" regarding reproductive care, in vitro fertilization, menopause, and more. This related to Obama, as she suffered a miscarriage in the late 1990s and later used IVF to conceive her daughters, Malia and Sasha.
Without answering the question, the doctor immediately shifted to accusing the pharmaceutical industry of not advancing products for women out of bias, "because there's no money to be made" there.
POTUS reads out just a few examples of the insane, wasteful spending that DOGE uncovered in our federal budget
Rapid Response 47 on X: ".@POTUS reads out just a few examples
- $101 million for DEI contracts at the Department of Education.
- $59 million for illegal alien hotel rooms in New York City
- $45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma
- $42 million for social and behavioral change in Uganda.
- $20 million for Arab Sesame Street.
- $8 million for making mice transgender.
Trump's fault??!!-----San Francisco Public Schools Convert F's to C's, B's to A's in Equity Push - Newsweek
The initiative, part of a broader "Grading for Equity" push, is stirring concern among educators, students and parents over academic standards and college readiness.Dublin Unified attempted a pilot of equity grading in 2023, which included
- Ed. Note: After significant backlash, San Francisco's public school system announced it was cancelling the "Grading for Equity" initiative...
- removing zeros for missed assignments and
- awarding a minimum of 50 percent for any "reasonably attempted" work...
The Dublin school board eventually suspended the initiative, though individual teachers were still allowed to use the methods at their discretion.
- The experiment in San Francisco comes amid — or despite — a broader rethinking of DEI initiatives after the election of Donald Trump, who ran on a platform of excising what he and many others said were "unfair" equity practices in the government and private sectors...
This is yet another horror story that should never have happened and for which the open borders Dems are directly responsible
This is yet another horror story that should never have happened and for which the open borders Dems are directly responsible - Donald Sensing
- Democratic politicians and their rancid lapdogs in the mainstream media keep prattling on about how mean the Trump administration is as it rounds up and deports people who shouldn't be here.
In their decades-long fictional immigration story, it's only sweet people who are looking for a better life who come into this country illegally.
- They completely ignore the existence of cartels and act as if brutal tragedies like this one are anomalous.
Minneapolis cops speak out about BLM riots 5 years after 3rd Precinct burned: Video | Blaze Media
Minneapolis cops speak out about BLM riots 5 years after 3rd Precinct burned: Video | Blaze Media:
The officers who were interviewed said they felt betrayed by the decision to evacuate the 3rd Precinct because they had spent days being attacked by the crowd. In their view, the precinct could have been held if they had been given reinforcements. Mayor Jacob Frey (D) has defended his decision to give the evacuation order because he did not believe holding the building was worth the risk of an officer or a rioter being killed.
"It was extremely frustrating," another officer said about city leadership's decisions. "I feel like a lot of people that were on the ground directly with us were making good calls, but it was the people higher up that were making really bad calls, which made [our response] difficult."
Performance Anxiety - by Michael Smith
Performance matters - because with government programs, failure is always an option - and an expensive one. - Michael SmithI watched with interest how RFKJ was bringing some knowledge to the Democrats in Congress over the past couple of weeks.
He was delivering the truth that
- we have higher percentages of adults and kids with chronic diseases,
- that we are sicker and less nourished than before the government got involved in our health – and he wasn’t even talking about the Covid Era of Panic and Insanity.
- The government food pyramid is making us fatter than ever before, and I think the drugs, the chemicals in our food and
- our sugar addiction is to blame for turning us into a nation of Tweedle Dums and Tweedle Dees.
Democrats didn’t want to hear how programs they deify are not working...
History for May 31
History for May 31 - On-This-Day.com 
Clint Eastwood 1930 - Actor ("Pale Rider")
- 1870 - E.J. DeSemdt patented asphalt.
- 1884 - Dr. John Harvey Kellogg patented "flaked cereal."
- 1900 - U.S. troops arrived in Peking to help put down the Boxer Rebellion.
- 1902 - The Boer War ended between the Boers of South Africa and Great Britain with the Treaty of Vereeniging.
- 1910 - The Union of South Africa was founded.
- 1974 - Israel and Syria signed an agreement on the Golan Heights.
- 1977 - The trans-Alaska oil pipeline was finished after 3 years of construction.
- 1979 - Zimbabwe proclaimed its independence.
Friday, May 30, 2025
Massive Trump win! SCOTUS clears path to remove 500,000 foreign nationals | Blaze Media
Massive Trump win! SCOTUS clears path to remove 500,000 foreign nationals | Blaze Media:
Since returning to office, President Donald Trump has faced relentless roadblocks from rogue left-wing judges attempting to thwart his mass deportation plans. Amid those ongoing battles, the Supreme Court on Friday handed Trump a massive win in his crusade to end the former Biden administration’s illegal immigration crisis.
Marco Rubio: U.S. will start revoking visas of Chinese students in America * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Marco Rubio: U.S. will start revoking visas of Chinese students in America * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
"For too long, Americans have been fined, harassed, and even charged by foreign authorities for exercising their free speech rights," Rubio said on social media.
"Today, I am announcing a new visa restriction policy that will apply to foreign officials and persons who are complicit in censoring Americans. Free speech is essential to the American way of life – a birthright over which foreign governments have no authority."
The "Mostly Peaceful" Lie That Shattered a Nation
On May 25, 2020, a 46-year-old man named George Floyd died in police custody. - @amuse
That much is known.
- What is not widely admitted, at least not in polite society, is that Floyd’s death was not a case of state-sponsored execution, but a tragic overdose amid an arrest.
- He died with a fatal dose of fentanyl in his system, an enlarged heart, and methamphetamines in his blood.
But no matter.
For a certain ideological contingent, Floyd was not a man, he was a symbol.
And symbols, unlike men, cannot die.
They can only be weaponized...
Let us first deal with the fact.
Let us first deal with the fact.
- The Hennepin County Medical Examiner, Dr. Andrew Baker, stated that the levels of fentanyl in Floyd’s system were potentially fatal on their own. Had Floyd been found dead at home with those levels, Baker testified, he would have ruled it an overdose...
- The facts about policing also fail to support the narrative. Each year, police in the US fatally shoot around 1,000 people. Roughly a quarter are black. The vast majority of those individuals are armed or pose an immediate threat...
What's going on in liberal (all!) of government funded Academia??!!-----Stanley Zhong had a 4.42 GPA, a 1590 SAT, and ranked in the top 1% of the USA Computing Olympiad (Platinum).
Still, 15 of 18 colleges rejected him - Alumni Free Speech Alliance@afsaalumni
He built a free e-signing platform, reached the semifinals of Google Code Jam, and placed 2nd in MIT’s Battlecode.
Still, 15 of 18 colleges rejected him — including Stanford, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, and even Cal Poly.
- But numbers aside, what’s most striking is hearing from Stanley himself.
- In the clip below, you’ll see a thoughtful, humble young man who even admits he didn’t expect to get into every top school — but still thought the state schools were within reach.
He’s not alone.
Stories like this are surfacing everywhere.
Students are asking:
- When did merit stop mattering?
- It’s time we start rewarding it.
California's growth strategy: Out with Americans, in with immigrants * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta
California's growth strategy: Out with Americans, in with immigrants * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta:
California's ruling class wants you to believe the state is thriving again. Their elites point to a small population increase and frame it as a comeback story. The corporate press is hailing it as proof of resilience. But peel back the layers of celebration and the truth emerges, that California's recent "growth" is less about revival and more about replacement. And one man's story exposes the entire deception.
Fascinating! Read it!!-----Last night, I was thinking about Elon Musk’s legally mandated exit (130 days was the limit)...
...and his attempt to create a data driven culture in government and I remembered a story about the value of recognizing the absence of certain data in analysis and what those blank spots can tell us about success or failure. - Michael SmithAbraham Wald, a name unfamiliar to many, left an indelible mark on history through his statistical genius during World War II...
At the time, the U.S. Army Air Corps faced a critical issue: American bombers were sustaining heavy losses over Europe...
Adding armor could protect them, but armor was heavy, reducing speed and range.
To optimize protection, the military collected data on bullet and shrapnel damage from returning planes, hoping to identify where to reinforce...
- Enter Abraham Wald and his revolutionary insight...
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