Thomas Nast 1840 - Political cartoonist that created the Republican elephant and the Democrat donkey
1939 - After 19 days of resistance, Warsaw, Poland, surrendered to the Germans after being invaded by the Nazis and the Soviet Union during World War II.
1940 - The Berlin-Rome-Tokyo Axis was set up. The military and economic pact was for 10 years between Germany, Italy and Japan.
1954 - The "Tonight!" show made its debut on NBC-TV with Steve Allen as host.
1979 - The Department of Education became the 13th Cabinet in U.S. history after the final approval from Congress.
1994 - More than 350 Republican congressional candidates signed the Contract with America. It was a 10-point platform they pledged to enact if voters sent a GOP majority to the House.
Oklahoma Schools Superintendent Ryan Walters said the state will work with local schools and Turning Point USA to start a TPUSA Club America high school chapter at every school in the state.
“We will be putting TPUSA on every high school campus in Oklahoma. Charlie Kirk inspired a generation to love America, to speak boldly, and to never shy away from debate. Our kids must get involved and active,” Walters said in a news release posted on the department’s website.
“We will fight back against the liberal propaganda, pushed by the radical left, and the teachers unions. Our fight starts now,” he said.
SS (Schutzstaffel) visor (peaked) cap with Totenkopf skull emblem SS unit insignia. (Credit: Wolfmann)
But their silliness crossed the line of decency Monday when they made a post comparing White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, who is Jewish, to a member of the SS—the Schutzstaffel, Adolf Hitler’s sadistic personal police force...
This is the Democrats toning down the rhetoric, folks:
The demonic post continues. Note, he (or his infantile team) repeats the "'SS' MILLER" slur...
Even worse, he violated his oath and his ethical obligations to the Constitution and the country out of political spite, helping orchestrate a hoax that tore the country apart and personally directing the destruction of a good man (General Flynn) in a way that even he knew was unprecedented, unethical, and over the objections of the agents he had assigned to investigate him.
He broke countless laws to further his efforts and has profited handsomely.
Left: James Comey telling Congress in September 2020 that the Steele Dossier wasn't used in the 2016 Intelligence Community Assessment on the Russia hoax.
Right: Tulsi Gabbard's release from July, showing the Steele dossier was directly cited and that Obama intel officials overruled senior intel officials who told them it was garbage.
Jonathan Turley has a good column on the case, and explains in particular how Comey basically admitted that he violated ethical standards to destroy General Flynn--he in fact bragged about it!--and gives a good precis of the legal ins and outs.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Fox News Tuesday that repeated mishaps during President Donald Trump's appearance at the United Nations (U.N.) point to something more deliberate than mere chance.
TRUMP: By the way, here we go with this guy. Go ahead, let's go. Let's hear the question... REPORTER: And those seven Democrats and others are asking for an extension of a tax credit on people who get the Affordable Care Act and some other government-backed health care. So are you willing to negotiate on that? TRUMP: Well, what they're really asking for is they want to pay for illegal aliens that have come into our country by the millions and get onto the rolls...tax cuts that we just approved, they want to use those tax cuts to give the money to illegal aliens, people that came into our country illegally...
Judy Ann Conway - It’s wonderful and so refreshing to have a President who cares more about U.S. citizens than criminal illegals! Thank you for your leadership and dedication to our country President Trump!
The disturbing reality is that a sizable proportion of the public is now OK with political violence. In fact, a YouGov survey recently asked, “Do you think it is ever justified for citizens to resort to violence in order to achieve political goals?”
Shockingly, 11% answered, “Yes, violence can sometimes be justified,” with an additional 11% stating they were unsure and another 5% preferring not to respond. Thus, while 72% rejected political violence, 27% either weren’t sure, wouldn’t respond — or seemed to back it.
A Fairfax County, Virginia, public school dismissed concerns from its female students about a male student with facial hair being allowed into their locker room — even after hearing credible accusations that the sophomore boy would just stand there and watch them change clothes, according to a civil rights complaint filed by one of the girls' parents.
What happened next is off-the-charts insane. Instead of protecting the freshmen girls who spoke up, administrators allegedly ordered them to change faster to accommodate the so-called "trans" sophomore boy, raising the prospect of a Title IX violation...
Why do so many on the left accuse conservatives of “hate?”
When the late Charlie Kirk is smeared as “hateful” by his alleged killer, media personalities, politicians, and others, it suggests they view a significant number of Americans as “hateful,” too.
After all, Kirk’s views on marriage, transgenderism, affirmative action, and more are mainstream among many conservatives. Attacking character rather than ideas is an age-old tactic.
It’s easiertocall someone racist, sexist, or fascist than to win a policy debate.
She also misrepresented what Charlie said about the Civil Rights Act.
We can’t keep doing this - it’s putting people in danger.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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We should be clear about who Charlie Kirk was: a man who believed that the Civil Rights Act that granted Black Americans the right to vote was a “mistake,” who after the violent attack on Paul Pelosi claimed that “some amazing patriot out there” should bail out his assailant, and... x.com/cspan/status/1… Show more
Turning Point USA, now under the tutelage of Erika Kirk, announced on Monday that the tour would resume, starting with a stop at the University of Minnesota.
1955 - The New York Stock Exchange suffered its worst decline since 1929 when the word was released concerning U.S. President Eisenhower's heart attack.
1960 - The first televised debate between presidential candidatesRichard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy took place in Chicago, IL.
1962 - "The Beverly Hillbillies" premiered on CBS-TV.
1964 - "Gilligan's Island" premiered on CBS-TV. The show aired for the last time on September 4, 1967.
1969 - "The Brady Bunch" series premiered on ABC-TV.
2000 - The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act. The act states that an infant would be considered to have been born alive if he or she is completely extracted or expelled from the mother and breathes and has a beating heart and definite movement of the voluntary muscles.
