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1. about 2 years ago on Mike Lester

   To make it simple for those that don’t understand the magnitude of this:

   The files prove the FBI/DHS were working with the DNC to use Twitter as a workaround to circumvent the Constitution.

   There was a plot between a US Political party, US Federal and State Agencies, and Non-Government Organizations such as Twitter, to violate the Constitutionally protected Rights of US citizens.

2. about 2 years ago on Mike Lester

   For all of the unaware (because main stream media is not covering this)

   Twitter Files part 6 dropped. See link below.

   This thread from Taibbi shows the emails proving the “master-canine” relationship between US Government and Twitter.

   Essentially, factions within the US Government; FBI, DHS, etc.; were moderating FOR Twitter, and instructing them who to ban. Then Twitter would obey these as orders; making Twitter a subsidiary/subordinate.

   Biggest takeaway, Twitter admits this is proof of a “deep state”.

   https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1603857534737072128

3. over 2 years ago on Matt Davies

   The Supreme Court did not outlaw abortion. They sent it to the States to legislate.

4. almost 3 years ago on Lisa Benson

   I agree with the first part but Kamala would not be an improvement.

5. about 3 years ago on Mike du Jour

   Mike has stated that he cannot draw a straight line. Scraggly looks like a done deal. But give him a straight like verbally and watch what happens.

6. about 3 years ago on Mike du Jour

   Is pate the guest cartoonist today?

7. about 3 years ago on Steve Breen

   eviscerated police force have had their toll on the city.

   Another source of confusion is new “policing techniques” that hamper the standard procedures of dealing with crimes. The constant threat of false allegations of “systemic racism” and misinformation has made it difficult to respond to crime. It is worthwhile noting that almost every allegation of police misconduct is acquitted in an internal investigation or criminal trial.

   The most significant confusion is found among law-abiding citizens, who rarely, if ever, have an encounter with the police. Now they are victims of rampant crime. The whole community has found out the hard way that there will be no peace if there is no police.

8. about 3 years ago on Steve Breen

   About what? Here is more from the report:

   The Council members are now walking back their earlier radical and “misinterpreted” statement about the need to “end policing as we know it.” Council member Andrew Johnson now says that he meant the defunding was to be “in spirit,” not by the letter. Phillipe Cunningham says that the pledge is “up for interpretation,” and council president Lisa Bender says that the pledge has “created confusion in our community and wards.”

   Indeed, the defunding created confusion everywhere, especially the police department. To appease professional agitators, the Council took away $8 million from the police department and applied it to health and social programs in 2020. The immediate result was officers retiring and resigning in droves. The unwanted department is now finding it difficult to recruit and train new officers. The Minneapolis police department had nearly 800 officers before the riots and now has 638 available for duty, thanks to these liberal policies.

   The confusion is especially felt in the community that finds itself plagued with violent crime. By July of 2020, the Minneapolis police department issued a statement that advised residents to “be prepared to give up your cellphone and purse or wallet” and “don’t fight with criminals, remember your safety is most important.”

   A police force cannot stop crimes but only respond to them. Fewer officers translate into less response to crime. Police officers are not the problem; criminals are. Thus, Minneapolis has seen homicides spike fifty percent, with over 500 people shot in 2020, which is double 2019 and the highest number in more than ten years.

   More than 4,600 violent crimes include robberies, car-jackings and other offenses. The year 2020 has the highest rate in the last five years. The explosive mixture of moral decay and an eviscerated police for

9. about 3 years ago on Steve Breen

   Some “woke” liberals have woken to reality. They see that law enforcement is not the problem; it’s the solution. After partially defunding the Minneapolis police department this summer, many now think it was not such a good idea after all.

   “Defund and abolish the police” was a leftist mantra that shocked law-abiding citizens everywhere. It delighted anarchists and spread like wildfire nationwide in 2020 thanks to leftist media, liberal politicians and corrupt universities.

   The Minneapolis City Council not only sought to defund the police but officially petitioned the Minneapolis Charter Commission to disband the police on June 26, 2020. A referendum must approve the radical move.

   In less than twelve months, the Minneapolis City Council has been mugged by reality. Council members now admit that their defunding of the police has been “misinterpreted” by almost everyone, including its own members. It is destroying the security of the community. They have now resolved to return $6.4 million to the police department’s budget.

10. about 3 years ago on Steve Kelley

    But he beat Harris who only got 12%