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BRISTOL, CT - Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele said the far-left outlet “scripted” her 2021 interview with Joe Biden and ordered her not to ask follow-up questions.
ESPN is owned by the Disney Grooming Syndicate, which makes this is a perfect example of how these multinational corporations use their billions of dollars to rig everything in favor of Democrats. Steele claimed she couldn’t even be sure if ESPN had slipped the questions to the White House in advance. How sad is that — having so little confidence in your employer’s integrity that you can’t be sure they would do something so unscrupulous and corrupt. Click here to read story.
NEW YORK, NY - The North Face is one of the sponsors behind an overnight summer camp where children as young as 12 years old who identify as LGBT are encouraged to perform in drag.
Called Camp Brave Trails, the program has locations in both Southern California and New York and enjoys support from the outdoor brand The North Face, as well as shoe companies Toms and Chacos, among other brands. The North Face has sponsored Camp Brave Trails for multiple years, stating in 2021 that it was donating over $70,000 to the organization. Click here for more.
WASHINGTON D.C. - Truck drivers slammed the Biden administration’s new regulations that crack down on heavy-duty vehicle emissions, calling electric vehicle trucks “useless.”
At the end of last month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced new rules targeting heavy-duty vehicles as part of President Joe Biden’s ambitious efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The regulations, which won’t begin until 2026, have left American truckers reeling, claiming that EV batteries are not a suitable substitution for the conditions that big rigs endure on the road.
“Even if they subsidized the cost of the electric vehicle 100%, I still would refuse because I still would go broke,” Mike Nichols, a truck driver from Wisconsin, told Fox News. “That’s how useless they are. If they gave me one of these things, I still wouldn’t take it.”
Electric vehicles can’t carry as much, travel as far, and take a long time to charge, Nichols maintained. Click here to read more.
LANSING, Mich - Michigan Catholics are strongly criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D-MI) decision to sign legislation that lifted the state’s ban on compensated surrogacy, saying the measure exploits vulnerable women and puts them at risk for human trafficking.
Surrogacy refers to the act of a woman carrying and delivering a child for another family. The practice has garnered criticism from the head of the Catholic church, Pope Francis, who called the act “despicable” as he claimed it commercializes pregnancy. Click here for more.
AUSTRALIA - An Australian bank representative recently yanked an unsuspecting woman back from the brink of the financial oblivion she was about to throw herself into resulting from an internet scam.
Westpac Bank trains its employees to poke questions at anyone engaging in strange transactions, and after the teller’s suspicions were aroused, she was proven right every step of the way.
It’s an example, says Westpac’s Head of Fraud and Financial Crime Insights Ben Young, of how valuable the person-to-person interaction is in the private commercial banking industry, and a regrettable loss of branch closures across the country. Click here for story.
