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It’s President Joe Biden’s birthday today, so maybe he’s treating himself to a nice nap before cake and ice cream later. It’s also the Transgender Day of Remembrance, and we checked both the @POTUS and @joebiden feeds for a statement but only saw photos from his trip to the Amazon rainforest with his daughter and granddaughter. Maybe the intern who writes his tweets is taking the next two months off as well.

The Democrats didn’t forget, however:

Trans rights are human rights.
As we mark Transgender Day of Remembrance, we honor the lives of those taken from us due to anti-trans violence. Democrats will work to ensure transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming people are protected and feel safe in their communities. pic.twitter.com/tGKN6oeSeW
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) November 20, 2024
We wonder, seriously: How many lives have been taken due to anti-trans violence? And in how many of those cases was the murderer also transgender? And is the number higher than the number of lives taken by transgender violence? Don’t blame us that this is the first image that came to mind:

TRANS DAY OF REMEMBERANCE
This trans criminal shot up a school…

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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, best known for his controversial change in party affiliation from Democrat to Republican, is vying for a spot in President-Elect Donald Trump’s cabinet, according to sources close to the administration.
According to sources, Mayor Johnson is interested in leading the Department of Housing and Urban Development, a position held by Dr. Ben Carson during the first Trump administration.
Questions and speculation have been raised about the motives behind the Mayor’s decision to publicly announce his affiliation change, especially as the election cycle loomed. Some in Trump’s orbit have even wondered if it was an attempt to align himself with the administration early to further his political agenda and status.
Mayor Johnson not only turned Republican but also backed President-Elect Donald Trump in the March primary, even though he had adamantly opposed the former president during the 2020 election.
The mayor’s now-deleted social media posts reveal his far-left views.
During President Trump’s first term in office, Mayor Johnson vehemently opposed the President’s executive order “Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into…

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It has taken a few weeks for the left-leaning media to regain their footing since President Trump’s cataclysmic victory knocked them off their feet, almost exactly two weeks ago.
But it seems as though they have indeed regained at least some of their composure, and are now engaging in the same old mud slinging that they always resort to when there’s nothing more solid to throw at conservatives.
Here is one CNN report from a few days ago running with the previously investigated closed case, regarding the accusations of sexual assault against Pete Hegseth — nominated by President Trump as the next Secretary of Defense.

CNN is trying to ‘Kavanaugh’ Pete Hegseth.
I don’t remember this kind of investigative zeal over the allegations against Doug Emhoff. pic.twitter.com/sr0YKJXxyu
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) November 19, 2024

But now there is concern that a possible leaker — or two — may be aiding the media attacks; adding a perception of legitimacy to the hit pieces being pushed by the media against prominent Trump nominations.
Last Thursday, for instance, Vanity Fair ran a piece in which they described panic among the Trump transition team because of the…

Robert Bork really, truly wanted to be remembered as a great judge. And in 1987, he reached the apex of his career: President Ronald Reagan nominated him to succeed Justice Lewis Powell on the Supreme Court. He was so close! Alas, after his bitter, divisive (and ultimately unsuccessful) confirmation hearing, he became known for something else:

/bôrk/ (verb): To obstruct or oppose someone, particularly a candidate for public office by systematically defaming or vilifying them. “We must Bork that guy!” said the Democrat.

It’s unusual for a person’s name to be given the anthimeria treatment. (South Park’s “Faith Hilling” episode notwithstanding.) It’s a little more common in the world of corporate brands, where we Hoover-up information after Googling the answer, and then we send a Snap to our friends.
But it definitely happens. And not necessarily a verb either: Thomas Crapper and John Hancock were immortalized as nouns. (Thank goodness their names weren’t reversed, lest we’d be taking a crap on important documents and leaving our John Hancock in the toilet.)
Of course, the all-time WORST anthimeria victim was undoubtedly Aztec Emperor…

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Dennis Prager, one of the most balanced voices in the conservative movement, is being smeared by People magazine as “far-right” after it was revealed the PragerU founder was hospitalized as a result of suffering an injury from a fall.
In an article, creepily headlined, “Dennis Prager, Far-Right Talk Show Host Who Founded PragerU, Hospitalized with Serious Back Injury from Fall,” Charlotte Phillipp attacked both Prager and his organization as “far-right,” likening the PragerU founder to political extremists.

“Dennis Prager, founder of the far-right media company PragerU, has been hospitalized after suffering a serious back injury,” Phillipp wrote.
Phillipp went on to claim that PragerU “has been at the center of controversies,” citing the organization partnering with schools to offer teachers educational material that celebrates the rich history and values of the United States.
“Prager and the nonprofit’s teachings and political views are staunchly right-wing,” Phillipp reported, appearing to make it seem that offering a conservative perspective in the left-wing-dominated world of academia is somehow a major scandal.

Those familiar with…

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The first approval ratings for President-elect Donald Trump are red hot, another indication that Americans are enthusiastic about the return of America First policies to the White House.
The Hill reported that 54% of respondents told pollsters they approve of Trump so far, a surprising figure given the Republican’s consistent unfavorable ratings by a sizable minority of the electorate. His position is now 20 points higher than when he left the White House in 2021. The Harvard CAPS/Harris-sponsored poll found that 91% of Republicans approve of the job Trump is doing compared to 49% of independents and 22% of Democrats. About three-quarters of Democrats and 40% of independents disapproved of his handling of the transition.
(VOTE: Should JD Vance Run For President In 2028?)
Fondness for President-elect Trump and the MAGA agenda stretches across age groups as well. “The poll found at least a plurality of respondents approve of Trump’s performance for most age groups, including a majority of those ages 18 to 24, 25 to 34, 35 to 44 and 45 to 54. More 55-to-64-year-olds approve than disapprove, while a slight majority of those ages 65 and older disapprove,”…

The liberal reaction to Donald Trump’s win has been entertaining to say the least — in part because they are literally filming themselves in the midst of what can only be recognized as absolutely insane mental breakdowns.

“I know that you’ve seen these videos going around of these women who set their tripod and set up their phone, put it on their dashboard, whatever, just to cry and scream into the camera. I see that, and I’m like, ‘Gosh, I’m so glad they did not get the political representation that they need,’” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” tells Megyn Kelly.

“Now, they’re vowing not to have sex, not to have kids, not to get married, to forfeit all of those things. Do you think that they’re serious about their commitment to chastity?” she asks.

Kelly does not believe these women are capable of sticking to it, but the men might be.

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“Sadly no, because I think it’s a great idea in their case. I don’t think they should reproduce. We don’t need further generations of that weakness and hot messiness, and I don’t think they’re really going to have much opportunity though,”…

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A lot of times, the people who write about guns don’t actually know what they’re talking about. At best, they can spout a plethora of statistics to try and make themselves look like experts, but then you ask them what a heat shield is and they say something akin to it being the shoulder thingy that goes up.

And the bigger the publication, the worse it seems to be.
But the New York Times apparently has a reporter covering gun culture who says he actually knows a thing or two about firearms.

When I was nine, my dad took me down to my grandfather’s basement. In one corner, the elder Gibbons-Neff had his desk, along with a painting of the submarine-hunting warship he had crewed in World War II and a locked cabinet full of guns.
Inside were some shotguns and my dad’s .22-caliber bolt-action rifle. The scarred wooden gun had been given to him in the early 1950s, when he was around my age.
After some pleading and safety training with the rifle, my dad let me shoot it at a paper target outside. I don’t know when he said it, but I remember it distinctly: It was the first time he had fired a rifle since 1966, when he served in the Vietnam War.
So began my…

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Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Modernity.news,
A school in the UK announced to parents that it was removing all Christmas references from a panto in order to make children feel “safe”.

Yes, really.
The head teacher of Wherwell Primary School in Andover, Hampshire, banned any reference to the festive season from a Jack and The Beanstalk show so as not to offend any non-Christians who were attending.
Mandy Ovenden said the embargo was necessary in order to make children feel “safe” and “valued”.

“When we chose to invite the travelling pantomime to Wherwell, our request was a practical step to ensure all children at the school would be able to attend and enjoy the show,” said the school.
“Our aim, as always, is to foster inclusivity in our school community, and be a place where children and their families feel safe, welcomed and valued.”

Ovenden said the school had requested the company putting on the play “that the show contain no reference to Christmas.”
According to a report by the Telegraph, parents were outraged, asserting that the decision “shouldn’t be allowed” in order to merely ensure that “a few people will not be offended.”
In order to…

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A consortium that includes Tokyo Metro will be awarded a contract to operate London’s Elizabeth Line, a major train route serving the country’s capital city and environs.
It is the first overseas deal involving actual line operations for newly listed Tokyo Metro and could help address concerns about the growth potential of a passenger rail business in depopulating Japan.
“In my opinion, expanding into overseas markets is a positive thing,” said Kazuta Fukushima, a senior research officer at Sompo Institute Plus, a Tokyo-based think tank.

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The trains will keep rolling across NSW—for this week at least—after crisis talks and a government backdown averted strikes.
Trains from Newcastle to Wollongong and across Sydney were due to lay dormant from Friday morning until Sunday night amid an escalating pay dispute between the state government and rail workers.
The largest rail shutdown in living memory would have caused commuter chaos and an estimated $50 million (US$33 million) dent in the economy.
But late on Nov. 21, train guardspeople—ahead of Premier Chris Minns—announced a deal had been reached after last-minute talks with union heavyweights.
It involves the government agreeing to the union’s demand to run trains 24 hours a day in return for no work bans.
But it won’t involve all lines, with some to close overnight to enable track work.

Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Modernity.news, A school in the UK announced to parents that it was removing all Christmas references from a…

Ever since President-elect Donald Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 presidential race in the early morning hours following election night, CNN’s Scott Jennings has been offering some key advice for Democrats and those in the mainstream media. It’s words of wisdom they’d be smart to take. On Tuesday night, Jennings appeared on “CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip” to explain how Democrats have pushed men away.

Young men are in a crisis, podcaster Scott Galloway has pointed out before, as host Abby Phillip mentioned. “It’s a pretty dire picture that he paints there. And it seems what he’s saying is that Trump spoke to that,” she offered.
Jennings was clear that he agrees, especially when it comes to how “we have a crisis of especially young men in this country.” He also noted that “they’re, you know, in many ways, disconnected from the rest of society, disconnected from their families, disconnected from their communities, disconnected from our political culture, disconnected from our civil culture,” which he pointed out is “a real problem for a society that depends on all of us to be engaged and working together to make it as good of a…

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Every organ of our national body has been infected. And the first step in curing this disease is restoring the free flow of information — our eyes and ears.
Something extraordinary happened in the 2024 election. Conservatives, independents, and even former Democrats rose up and delivered a historic rebuke to the far left. The electoral map didn’t show a mere victory for Donald Trump — it was a political bloodbath. Moreover, for the first time in decades, Republicans are poised to take control of nearly every level of government.
This election was an unmistakable message from voters: America is sick, and we demand a cure.
Institutions meant to safeguard our liberties have become vectors for corruption, collusion, and control.
But before we can tackle the disease, we must diagnose it. What, exactly, is the mandate voters handed to Trump and the GOP? What is the problem that we demand they fix?
The answer is as clear as it is uncomfortable: The United States as we knew it no longer exists. Our freedoms — our sovereignty — have been systematically eroded by forces intent on transforming America into something unrecognizable.
Two of Donald Trump’s first promises as…

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The different drum to which Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania marches is beating out a tune that liberals hate to hear.
Fetterman’s reaction was sought after President-elect Donald Trump said he would nominate Dr. Mehmet Oz, whom Fetterman defeated in a bruising 2002 U.S. Senate race, to become administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
The post requires Senate confirmation.
“If Dr. Oz is about protecting and preserving Medicare and Medicaid, I’m voting for the dude,” Fetterman said in a post on X.

If Dr. Oz is about protecting and preserving Medicare and Medicaid, I’m voting for the dude. https://t.co/vededEgSuD
— U.S. Senator John Fetterman (@SenFettermanPA) November 19, 2024

Fetterman said he was being a realist.
“Do you think he’s my first choice?” he said, according to the Independent. “Do you think Trump is my first one? But it’s like, yeah, here we are.”
A CNN reporter posted Fetterman’s elaboration on his post.
“I’m going to be very, very clear if Dr. Oz agrees to protect and preserve Medicaid and Medicare, I’m absolutely going to vote for the dude,” Fetterman was quoted as…

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Ohio Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur got another term in Congress, outmaneuvering President Trump-backed Republican Derek Merrin.
Kaptur, the longest-serving woman in U.S. House history, held her ground in a race the AP hesitated to call.
But was it a legitimate win? Mail-in votes are in question for her district.
The certified results showed her win was just outside the recount trigger zone.
Now she prepares to return to Washington. But she’ll be in for a surprise.
The reign of the Democrats are over.

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D) wins re-election in Trump-friendly OH09, @NBCNews projects. She defeats Derek Merrin (R). Dem hold. pic.twitter.com/mSbsaaqUKN
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) November 20, 2024

AP reports:

Democratic U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur won another term in the U.S. House on Wednesday, after defeating a Republican state lawmaker endorsed by President-elect Donald Trump.
Her victory in northwest Ohio over fourth-term state Rep. Derek Merrin allows Kaptur to continue her streak as the longest-serving woman in House history. The outcome emerged from final results certified by the Lucas County Board of Elections in Toledo.
The Associated Press had previously said the race was…

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The Democrats and their flying monkeys in the mainstream media Spent a good portion of this year insisting that Donald Trump would be a vengeful tyrant if he was elected again, hell-bent on retribution against, well, them. That didn’t go over quite like they thought it would, obviously. Heck, it sounded like a strong selling point to some of us. 
When Trump returns to office in January he’ll have plenty of work just beginning to undo the overwhelming damage that Joe Biden and the commie cabal running his brain have done. Getting the southern border under control, putting out the international fires that President LOLEightyonemillion has started, and ridding the economy of all of the Dem stink will be time consuming. It’s not likely that Trump will be spending his lunches plotting payback.
The Democrats are going to be alternately relieved and crushed when they realize Trump isn’t going to Hitler for them. 
There is still a conversation to be had about some of the worst players in the 2024…

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A federal court has denied a motion by anti-Trump pundit Andrew Weissmann to dismiss a defamation suit by former White House lawyer Stefan Passantino over false claims that he had coached a January 6 Committee witness to lie.
As Breitbart News reported in September 2023:

Former Trump White House attorney Stefan Passantino filed a defamation lawsuit against MSNBC’s Andrew Weissmann, who served as lead prosecutor for former special counsel Robert Mueller, over Weissmann’s claims that Passantino coached discredited January 6 Committee witness Cassidy Hutchinson to lie on the stand.
“Hutchinson’s third-hand testimony that Trump grabbed the wheel of his presidential limousine in an effort to force it to drive to the Capitol was rejected by the people she claimed had told her about it,” Breitbart News reported.
Passantino represented Hutchinson at the time of her testimony before the committee. Many members of the media falsely claimed he coached her to lie on the stand, a claim he has repeatedly denied.

The Federalist reported Wednesday:

In September, U.S. District Court Judge Loren AliKhan denied a motion from MSNBC legal analyst and attorney Andrew Weissmann…

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) took a decisive step on Wednesday, announcing a new policy barring transgender women from using women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, and changing facilities within the Capitol complex.
In a public statement, Johnson confirmed the rule would apply across the Capitol, including House office buildings, changing rooms, and locker rooms. While Johnson revealed the policy in a public statement, a draft of his remarks was initially reported by The Hill. The timeline for officially publishing his comments remains unclear.
Under House rules, the Speaker has “general control” over facilities in the chamber, granting him the authority to implement the new bathroom policy. “All single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House Office Buildings — such as restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms — are reserved for individuals of that biological sex,” Johnson stated.
“It is important to note that each Member office has its own private restroom, and unisex restrooms are available throughout the Capitol.” He continued, “Women deserve women’s only spaces.”

Speaker Johnson confirms my scoop, issuing a statement on Capitol…