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November 01, 2024
Did Trump really threaten to put Liz Cheney before a firing squad?

Hello everyone, I want to break down something being discussed widely in the media today. Please, I urge each of you to share this video because it’s important people see the full story. As someone who spent years working in mainstream media, I know firsthand how stories can get twisted. Today, the networks like ABC, CBS, and NBC are waking up with a narrative that former President Donald Trump called for former Congresswoman Liz Cheney to face a firing squad. But is that really what he said last night? Let's examine it closely.

Here’s what CNN reported this morning: "Four days out from Election Day, and former President Donald Trump is escalating his violent rhetoric, suggesting one of his most prominent critics, former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, should be fired upon. 'Let's put her with a rifle standing there with nine barrels shooting at her. Let's see how she feels about it when the guns are trained on her face.'”

Now, that’s CNN’s version. Many other networks echoed this interpretation. But is that what Trump actually meant? Cheney herself responded with a tweet that ABC featured on their morning show, saying, “This is how dictators destroy free nations. They threaten those who speak against them with death. We cannot entrust our country and freedom to a petty, vindictive, cruel, unstable man who wants to be a tyrant.”
So, was Trump really calling for Cheney to face a firing squad? Let’s listen to what he actually said. Here’s the full context: during a conversation with Tucker Carlson, Trump discussed his anti-war stance and criticized Cheney’s “warhawk” mentality. He used vivid language to criticize the ease with which she might send people to war. “She’s a radical warhawk. Let’s put her with a rifle, standing there with nine barrels shooting at her. Let’s see how she feels about it when the guns are trained on her face.” His remarks, while strong, were focused on Cheney's position on war, not an actual call to violence.

What do you think? Hearing both CNN’s coverage and Trump’s full comments, does it sound like he’s calling for Cheney to face a firing squad, or is he condemning her pro-war stance? This is a prime example of how, some might argue, the media takes statements out of context. That’s why I wanted to play the full clip for you so you can see for yourself.

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November 04, 2024
Michigan Secretary of State Benson Pushes Last-Minute Election Rule Changes, Seeks AG's Approval to Bypass Legislature

Lansing — Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, has sparked controversy by seeking Attorney General Dana Nessel’s opinion on implementing new recount rules just days before the election. Benson’s requested changes would expand recount procedures to accommodate early voting and require individuals requesting a recount to specify alleged ballot counting errors.

The October 23 request, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act inquiry, comes after Benson unsuccessfully attempted to push these changes through Michigan’s Joint Committee on Administrative Rules, controlled by Democrats. However, the committee failed to take up her proposed rules, leaving them unapproved before Election Day.

In her letter, Benson claimed the state's recount rules, which date back to 1979, are outdated, referencing old voting equipment and ignoring recent legal standards and Michigan's new in-person early voting provisions. She argued that the law aligns with her proposed updates and should ...

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Who Wins? Simulating the 2024 Election on the Electoral College Map.

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October 25, 2024
Massive voter registration fraud in Pennsylvania

LANCASTER, PA — The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners and the Lancaster County Board of Elections held a press conference to announce findings of potential voter registration fraud in their ongoing election processes. In light of the allegations, County District Attorney Heather Adams has launched an investigation, with preliminary findings indicating that many fraudulent applications may be connected to large-scale canvassing operations.

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"Conducting elections that voters can feel confident in is our duty," stated Josh Parsons, chairman of the Board of Commissioners and vice chairman of the Board of Elections. He emphasized that Lancaster County prioritizes "integrity, veracity, and transparency" in each election cycle. Adams confirmed that the elections office had received approximately 2,500 voter registration ...

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VOTING ISSUES ACROSS THE COUNTRY

ELECTION DAY SPECIAL

I am taking a look at voting issues that have come up so far across the country:

MICHIGAN:

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Northville City Precinct 1 relocated Tuesday due to a gas leak.

The City of Northville announced the polling location closed just before 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 5. Consumers Energy is at the scene to assess the leak.

BAY COUNTY, Mich - I talked to a friend who voted in Beaver Township, Michigan (Bay County) and she said as she was filling out her ballot she heard a beeping sound. She said the election worker told her the vote tabulator machine went down. She and others who were voting gave their ballots to the worker who assured them the vote would be counted. She was also told the worker was calling the County Clerk to troubleshoot the issue with the machine.

I have been told the county clerk the tabulator is now working and votes will be counted.

PENNSYLVANIA:

PITTSBURGH, PA - Republican National Committee co-Chair Lara Trump tells "Fox & Friends" that GOP poll watchers are now being admitted into various facilities in Pennsylvania after initially being turned away. 

CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA- The court has approved a voting extension from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Cambria County.

In the petition, which was approved around 11 a.m. after hours of voter frustrations, election officials explained that a software malfunction to the Electronic Voting System (EVS) prevented voters from scanning their completed ballots.

"The malfunction caused voters confusions, long lines of voters, and many individuals left the polling locations without casting a ballot," according to the petition. Officials report the voting software malfunction is not fixed and "threatens to disenfranchise a significant number of voters in Cambria County."

CONNECTICUT:

HARTFORD, CT - Voters reported some issues at polling spots in parts of the state on Election Day.

Torrington’s registrar reported that a 20-year-old tabulator failed at one of its busiest polling locations. A replacement machine was brought in.

South Windsor’s registrar said a technician was working on an issue with a tabulator at the Phillip R. Smith Elementary School.

“Voters can place the ballot in the auxiliary bin or wait for the tabulator to work again,” said Sue Larson, the Democratic registrar for South Windsor. “We are one of the test towns for the new tabulator.”

ARIZONA:

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office is standing by its choice to restore voter registration status of individuals affected by a glitch that impacted 218,000 voters.

"Maricopa County did not receive a complete list from the Secretary of State’s Office regarding who may have been impacted by the MVD data oversight," the Recorder's Office said in a statement to Fox News in part. 

"However, if impacted voters submitted a new voter registration form after the oversight was found, they appeared in our system as needing to provide DPOC upon their new registration form being processed. These voters were contacted individually to let them know their registration was incomplete. However, after further consideration, the decision was made to fully restore those voters from the not registered status, only if they were previously an existing, registered voter," the statement ready.

KENTUCKY:

LOUISVILLE, KY - A lawsuit is being filed by Kentucky agencies with hopes of keeping the polls open late after Jefferson County voters experienced morning delays at various locations in the area.

Kentucky Democratic Party Executive Director Morgan Eaves stated in a news release that the organization is filing a motion to extend polling hours in Jefferson County after "reports of extensive delays."

“After receiving numerous reports of technical issues causing severe delays and infringing on Kentuckians’ constitutional right to vote, we immediately filed a motion to request that the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office extend polling hours until 8 p.m.," Eaves stated. "We will use all legal means necessary to ensure that every single Kentuckian eligible to vote has the ability to do so.”

GEORGIA:

ATLANTA, GA - Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirmed Tuesday a bomb threat was made against a polling place, but he said it was of Russian origin and not credible. Raffensperger later clarified in a subsequent press conference that the threat affected between five and seven precincts in multiple Georgia counties.

“In the interest of public safety, you always check that out,” Raffensperger said.

“They’re up to mischief it seems,” he added, about the Russians. “They don’t want us to have a smooth, fair and accurate election.”

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WASHINGTON D.C. - With the election just five days away, the rhetoric from Democrat leaders and their allies has taken a distinct and ominous turn.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the Democrat Party is actively preparing its constituency for what it perceives as an existential threat: a Republican victory next week.

Leading figures in the party, from the sitting president to the vice president and beyond, are cultivating a narrative that dehumanizes Republicans, primes their supporters for violent resistance, and sets the stage for a crisis that could threaten the very stability of the republic.

These efforts go hand-in-hand with a series of wargames, including the Democracy Futures Project held less than six months ago in Washington, D.C., where 175 of the most senior and influential government officials, academics, activists, governors, cabinet members, military officers, and grassroots leaders came together to normalize the concept of overturning the outcome of the presidential election if Donald Trump wins in November. Click here to read more.

 

LANSING, Mich - When Michigan created an election misinformation hotline, people flooded the email address with jokes, spam, and attacks on the hotline itself.

Almost all of the reports were from people attacking the hotline, signing it up for email lists, and sending offensive or apparently satirical material, according to a Michigan Capitol Confidential review of the 818 pages of complaints sent to the hotline from Aug. 1, 2024, through Aug. 7, 2024, the first week of the hotline’s operation. CapCon received the documents through a record request.

The Michigan Department of State announced the project in August. The hotline allows anyone to report what it calls “election misinformation” to the Department of State.

“The act of spreading misinformation about the election process, voter rights, or even an issue on the ballot is a serious threat to election security,” the department said. “These efforts – be they foreign, domestic, partisan, or simply malicious – are designed to sow mistrust in our elections process and are damaging to a healthy democracy.” Click here to read more.

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CHICAGO, IL - State test scores are in for Chicago Public Schools, and fewer than 1-in-3 students could read and fewer than 1-in-5 do math at their elementary grade level in 2024.

It was worse for the district’s 11th graders: fewer than 1 in 4 could read and math scores dropped nearly a percentage point from 2023.

The Illinois Report Card released Oct. 30 showed 30.5% of CPS students in third through eighth grade read at grade level in 2024 compared to 25.9% the previous school year. Math proficiency increased to 18.3% in 2024 from 17.5% in 2023.

Among Chicago’s 11th graders, only 22.4% could read at grade level in 2024 and 18.6% performed math proficiently, up just one-tenth of a percentage point in reading since the previous school year and down nearly one percentage point in math. Both reading and math proficiency for Chicago 11th graders remained below 2019 levels.

Absenteeism continued to hover well above the pre-pandemic rate of 24% in 2019 as Chicago schools continue to struggle to engage students, especially minority and low-income students. That means 1 in 4 CPS student missed 10% or more of the school year.

While the data reveals some gains, there is still more to be done. The district must make up for the learning losses and disengagement suffered by students after school closures during the pandemic, plus ensure every Chicago student is engaged and prepared to read and perform math at grade level. Click here to read more.

 

NEW YORK (AP) — A man who took in an orphaned squirrel and made it a social media star vowed Saturday that New York state's decision to seize and euthanize the animal "won't go unheard."

We will make a stance on how this government and New York state utilizes their resources," Mark Longo said in a phone interview.

He declined to specify his possible next steps but said officials would hear from him soon about what happened to Peanut the squirrel and Fred, a rescued raccoon that was also confiscated and put down.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation took the animals Wednesday from Longo's home and animal sanctuary in rural Pine City, near the Pennsylvania border. The agency said it had gotten complaints that wildlife was being kept illegally and potentially unsafely.

State law requires people to get a license if they wish to own a wild animal. Longo has said he was working to get Peanut — also known as P'Nut or PNUT — certified as an educational animal. Click here to read more.

 

LOS ANGELES, CALIF - Imane Khelif, an Olympic boxer from Algeria who won a gold medal in the women’s division at the 2024 Summer Olympics, is confirmed to be a biological male with a sex development condition, according to a French journalist who obtained a medical report, Reduxx reported Monday.

Over the summer, Khelif dominated the Paris Olympics, winning every single round and every single judge’s card in the welterweight women’s division, despite failing gender tests in 2019 and 2023.

A copy of the alleged medical report says an MRI determined, “Khelif had no uterus, but instead had internal testicles and a ‘micropenis’ resembling an enlarged clitoris,” Reduxx reported. The fighter also has XY chromosomes and testosterone levels typical of males.

The French journalist, Djaffar Air Aoudia, also said the test suggests Khelif’s parents are possibly blood relatives. Click here to read more.

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November 04, 2024
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Michigan State University preparing students for election results with self care and safe space information.
I obtained an email from the University

EAST LANSING, Mich - I obtained an email that was sent to Michigan State University students from Amanda Flores, Ph.D. the Associate Director of the office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships.

The email says “On Election Day and in the days that follow, faculty and students at Michigan State University are preparing to engage in open discussions, process diverse reactions, and foster a supportive environment as they navigate the political outcomes and their impact on the campus community.”

 

On Friday, November 1st, The University paid to have Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian from Syracuse University lead a virtual interactive workshop on Facilitating Classroom Conversations on the Current Political Climate: A Trauma-Informed Dialogic Approach.

The email to students suggests they should, “consider your self-care, take breaks if needed, recognize when you have to step away, and allow for self-reflection. The email also said students might not be prepared to engage on Election Day or post-Election Day conversations immediately, but you can assess your mental and well-being by reflecting on this question.

The email lists some of these tips to deal with the outcome of the election:

 

MSU also linked to UC Berkley which has a guide on how to deal with election stress.

The email cites informatoin from author Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian from Syracuse University who held a seminar on campus back on November 1.

The session was called — Faciliating conversations on the Current Political Climate: A Trauma-Informed Dialogic Approach. The presentation focused on her work with the Trauma-informed Equity-minded Asset-based Model (TEAM).

What is your take about this messaging from Michigan State University?

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