Friday, June 27, 2025
Police union calls on Cudahy vice mayor to resign over video taunting violent street gangs to defend LA from ICE agents | Blaze Media
Police union calls on Cudahy vice mayor to resign over video taunting violent street gangs to defend LA from ICE agents | Blaze Media:
A vice mayor of a small city in Los Angeles County is facing more and more calls for resignation after she posted a video calling on all the "cholos" to defend their turf against federal agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Los Angeles Police Protective League excoriated Cynthia Gonzalez for encouraging violent criminal gangs to protect their "turf" against federal agents after violent rioting in Southern California.
US "Allies" Reject Defense Spending - by Peter St Onge
Countries from Spain to Japan are pushing back against US demands to spend more on their defense.
Perhaps gambling America's mighty military industrial complex will keep siphoning hundreds of billions from the American people so Europe and Asia don't have to pay for — or die in — their wars.
For about a decade now Donald Trump has been trying to get our so-called allies to pay for their own military instead of using America as an unpaid mercenary.
Perhaps gambling America's mighty military industrial complex will keep siphoning hundreds of billions from the American people so Europe and Asia don't have to pay for — or die in — their wars.
For about a decade now Donald Trump has been trying to get our so-called allies to pay for their own military instead of using America as an unpaid mercenary.
- Most of NATO just agreed to boost spending lest Trump walk away from their Deep State war factory.
- Unfortunately the boost was paired with a promise that Ukraine will join NATO so that war can be permanent.
We’ve Been Running a Successful, Years-Long Experiment On What Happens When You Arm School Teachers and Staff - Rob Morse
What should we do to protect the children in our schools?
Many school districts have put up signs declaring their schools to be “gun-free” zones.
- That probably makes some administrators and politicians feel better.
- It certainly makes mass murderers feel better.
- They advertise for mass-murderers and tell them exactly where to find the kind of victims they want most...
We have never seen a mass murderer attack a school that has a public policy of allowing armed staff.
The murderer gets a vote.
The murderer gets a vote.
He chooses where he will attack.
We have thousands of schools that have never been attacked.
- Most of them did nothing at all aside from arming teachers and staff.
Armed defenders stop a mass murder about once a month.
They do that in public where ordinary citizens are allowed to go armed.
- A mass murderer has never attacked a school with a public policy of armed staff.
- That could be luck, but it is probably a choice by the murderer.
Why the CBO Almost Always Gets It Wrong - Stephen Moore
These days it seems that a mysterious group called "the CBO" rules the world, or at least Washington, D.C.
- They have made headlines with their absurd warning that the Trump tax bill to extend the 2017 tax cuts and other reforms like eliminating taxes on tips would add trillions to the debt over 10 years.
- The flaw is that the models don't take account of the improved economy from keeping tax rates low and providing tax relief for small businesses and workers.
- The White House estimates that this bill, combined with pro-America energy policies and deregulation, can raise the economic growth rate to nearly 3% -- which would mean at least another $2 trillion in added revenues...
The CBO does NOT fully measure the economywide benefits of lower tax rates and thus doesn't adjust for higher employment and growth -- which happens every time we cut tax rates...
'If I come and talk [bleep] about her, y'all gonna have a problem': Jasmine Crockett throws tantrum as she finishes last in bid for powerful position * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs
'If I come and talk [bleep] about her, y'all gonna have a problem': Jasmine Crockett throws tantrum as she finishes last in bid for powerful position * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs:
U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, whom many in the political world say is a "rising star" among Democrats, threw a tantrum in Congress Tuesday after she came in last place in her bid to become the top Democrat on the powerful House Oversight Committee.
In video of the committee posted online, Crockett is seen shouting foul language at her congressional colleagues who were urging her to "calm down."
Why Haven't Any Living Former Presidents Publicly Supported Trump for Enforcing Their Unanimous Red Line?
This is a fair question from Matt Continetti, who recites some of the relevant quotations before posing it - Guy Benson
- I'll add to the list. President Bill Clinton described a nuclearlzed Iran as intolerable and signed the Iran Nonproliferation Act of 2000, "which authorize[d] him to take punitive action against individuals or organizations known to be providing material aid to weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs in Iran."
- President George W. Bush intoned in 2008 that "permitting the world’s leading sponsor of terror to possess the world’s deadliest weapon would be an unforgivable betrayal of future generations." He added, "for the sake of peace, the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.”
- The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg cooed about President Barack Obama's "crystal clear promise to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon." Obama himself said in 2012 that "when the United States says it is unacceptable for Iran to have a nuclear weapon, we mean what we say."
- For added emphasis, he said, "I don't bluff." President Joe Biden declared that the Iranian regime would “never get a nuclear weapon on my watch” in 2021.
History for June 27
History for June 27 - On-This-Day.com 
Helen Keller 1880
- 1693 - "The Ladies' Mercury" was published by John Dunton in London. It was the first women's magazine and contained a "question and answer" column that became known as a "problem page."
- 1787 - Edward Gibbon completed "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire." It was published the following May.
- 1801 - British forces defeated the French and took control of Cairo, Egypt.
- 1893 - The New York stock market crashed. By the end of the year 600 banks and 74 railroads had gone out of business.
- 1954 - The world's first atomic power station opened at Obninsk, near Moscow.
- 1955 - The state of Illinois enacted the first automobile seat belt legislation.
- 1980 - U.S. President Carter signed legislation reviving draft registration.
Thursday, June 26, 2025
'We don't play your little games': Hegseth scorches reporter asking about pilots' sex * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'We don't play your little games': Hegseth scorches reporter asking about pilots' sex * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has unleashed a response that scorched a reporter demanding to know why administration references to the pilots who bombed Iranian nuclear weapon sites did not pointedly note that some were male, and some female.
House Republicans investigating CHIRLA nonprofit over alleged role in ICE rioting | Blaze Media
House Republicans investigating CHIRLA nonprofit over alleged role in ICE rioting | Blaze Media:
The letter said that CHIRLA had received nearly $1 million in taxpayer-funded grants during the Biden-Harris administration.
"This raises concerns that CHIRLA may be using federal funds to support violent criminal activity that impedes the enforcement of federal immigration law," the letter reads. "As part of our constitutional oversight responsibilities, we request your voluntary cooperation with our oversight of this matter."
The dumbing down of the SAT | The College Fix
It seems many Americans aren’t in the know about the significant changes in the Scholastic Aptitude Test over the last year.Even most of those in charge, like our legislators, were “surprised to learn” the SAT (and ACT) even “change at all,” writes Michael Torres at the James G. Martin Center.
So … exactly what’s happened with the test?
So … exactly what’s happened with the test?
- First, the paper and pencil version of it is no more; everything is online in an “adaptive” assessment. This means test takers “are served easier or harder questions in later portions of each section based on their early performance.”
- The College Board, creator of the SAT, notes in its Digital SAT Suite of Assessments that two main goals of its changes were to “make [the test] shorter and to give students more time per question.”
- The “Reading and Writing” section of the test scaled back its 500-750-word reading passages to 25-150 words (“the length of a social-media post”) — with just one question per passage...
Expert explains Trump strike did NOT violate Constitution | Blaze Media
Expert explains Trump strike did NOT violate Constitution | Blaze Media:
“Did the president need to have congressional permission before striking Iran over the weekend?” Glenn asks.
America's Midnight Hammer, the NeoCon Dogs of War and Trump Derangement - John Kass
So now that Iran’s dream of nuclear weapons has been buried under the mountains—the result of the Trump administration’s Midnight Hammer and massive, 30,000-pound Bunker Buster bombs dropped by U.S warplanes over the last weekend—do you breathe a sigh of relief?Are you pleased that the decrepit old Supreme Leader of Iran doesn’t have his coveted nuclear weapons?
- Or are you of the bitter ones unable to ignore the demons of your Trump Derangement Syndrome as the latent Democrat inside you licks at your soul?
- Is that the same internal demon that hushed the Democrats when Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden dropped bombs on the Middle East without seeking Congressional approval?
- Is it the same demon that hushed the Democrats as President Joe Biden—bought and paid for by China in need of Iranian oil—was shuffling off into his senility, maintained as a waxen effigy by cynical Democrat White House staffers, even as Iran pursued nuclear weapons?...
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