DYSPEPSIA GENERATION

Task & Purpose.

Aerial refueling tankers are the backbone of U.S. airpower, but the tanker fleet is falling apart. Most of the jets are KC-135s, which are over 60 years old, and the jet that’s supposed to replace them, the KC-46, is plagued by development issues and is already running low on spare parts.

With no let-up in operational tempo, it’s becoming more difficult for the Air Force to maintain its tanker fleet. That’s the main takeaway from a Government Accountability Office report published earlier this year. The report said the tankers’ full mission capability rate — that is, their ability to carry out all of their assigned missions — has “decreased substantially” from 2019 through 2025.

Tankers are critical for the U.S. military, which relies on airpower. Most of the U.S. fighter fleet needs tankers to cross an ocean, and tankers provide a high degree of flexibility for everything else, from bombers to transports and spy planes.

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I dream of living in a world where older white men can relax on a park bench and the possibility of being decapitated in broad daylight would be zero.

But this is the United States of America in 2026, so I’ll have to keep dreaming.

Import Turd World people, get Turd World problems.

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Thank God for the First Amendment.

Thank God I don’t live in Britain.

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For several days the pontificating media have been parading around the various jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, using the mostly white women to frame the deliberations as sexist and insensitive to the emotional plight of a woman who strangled her three children to death with an exercise band.

Millions of middle-age, suburban, angry white females have proclaimed that American men should not have an opinion in the case while simultaneously using toxic sympathy as a weapon to defend the murderer. The previously described “one male holdout juror” who created a mistrial by failing to find the murdering mother not guilty, has been criticized directly or by implication by an aligned leftist media.

Today, things changed. Today, all the toxic, murder-supporting, leftist feminists found out the lone male holdout was a black man in his 30’s. Suddenly, you can hear a pin drop as silence falls upon the professional AWFLs (Affluent, White, Female, Leftists).

Gayle King was interviewing juror Paula Devlin on CBS Mornings today, and as she was maneuvering through the narrative to hold the progressive banner in a certain direction – she asked the questions that froze her.

The Juror, Paula Devlin explained the jury panel consisted of nine women and three men, with 11 white jurors and one person of color. “Was the person of color a woman or a man?” King asked. After Devlin said the juror was a man, King sought clarification. “Is the holdout juror … a Black man?” she asked. “Yes,” Devlin replied. “A Black man is the holdout juror?” King asked incredulously. “Yes,” Devlin said. Stunned with disbelief and now incapable of formatting the DEI agenda, “Woah, I have to sit with that for just a second,” King said.

I am impressed by the frequency with which we have to thank black men for loudly yelling BULLSHIT! when they encounter it among the Wokerati.

Well done, that man.

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A federal jury in Richmond convicted three people this week on charges that they defrauded Medicaid out of more than $11 million. The charges relate to billing by their company, Divine Youth Counseling LLC.

The three people, 31-year-old twin sisters E’mon and Armone’ Ambers, as well as 32-year-old Traquan Brown, billed Medicaid for a service known as Crisis Stabilization and Mobile Crisis.

“The defendants falsely claimed that two mental health professionals simultaneously provided services to Medicaid recipients, when in truth, at most a single mental health professional was present for the service,” the Justice Department wrote. “The false claims that two professionals provided ‘Team Treatment’ services caused millions of dollars of loss to Medicaid.”

In addition to the billing fraud, the three were also convicted on charges that they illegally provided hotel rooms for Medicaid recipients to encourage them to obtain Medicaid services from Divine Youth.

Judging by the names, they were after surreptitious reparations.

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Apparently her lawyer is a real piece of work.

“Gee, George, how long have you worn an ear-ring?”

“Since the day my wife found it in my truck.”

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The only positive thing I can say about George W. Bush is that a Democrat would have been worse.

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Hey, before you go off about how awful women are for supporting Lindsay Clancy, and how all the female jurors seemed to be charmed by the defense attorney, remember a couple of dudes voted “not guilty” as well.

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Concur.

New York Post.

“Close to 25 years later, more people have died from 9/11-related illnesses than were killed on the day itself” — Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Tuesday

We say: Mamdani will stop at nothing to deflect from the core truths of the 9/11 terror attack, now making the insane case that Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg are the real culprits.

Hey, Mr. Mayor — don’t forget, the air was fine before the planes hit the towers.

“Mao Zedong, unlike George Washington, did not own slaves.” — Hasan Piker, Wednesday

We say: In fact, Mao had 660 million slaves, the entire population of China, and he killed 70 million of them. Nice try, though.

CNN, a Voice of the Crust.

A pointed reminder that Red China is still a totalitarian concentration camp.

Of course, nobody at CNN dares to wake up and think, “Hey, maybe socialism isn’t such a good idea.”

The War Zone.

Work at a specialized underground weapons test site in New Mexico, contracted earlier this year, was linked to planning for a potential new operation targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, according to a report from CNN. The U.S. military has notably left Iran’s hardest-to-reach site under Pickaxe Mountain untouched so far, but President Donald Trump and other U.S. officials have been openly talking about striking it.

On February 27, the day before U.S. and Israeli forces launched their initial wave of strikes on Iran, the Pentagon’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) quietly announced it had awarded a sole-source deal to Pate Construction Co., Inc., for new construction at the so-called Alternate Seismic Hardrock in Situ Test (ALT-SHIST) site. The work was needed to support an upcoming classified live-fire test. ALT-SHIST is situated within the White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), a sprawling U.S. Army-managed complex in New Mexico’s Jornada del Muerto desert basin. DTRA is a relatively small and obscure organization that plays a leading role in U.S. military efforts to develop new and improved ways to respond to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threats.

WSMR and DTRA have come up in discussions about strikes on Iran in the past. The U.S. military’s heaviest conventional air-dropped weapon, the 30,000-pound-class GBU-57/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bunker buster bomb, has been extensively tested at multiple sites there in the past. DTRA was also directly involved in its initial development. MOPs made their combat debut during U.S. strikes last year on underground Iranian nuclear facilities at Fordow and Natanz as part of Operation Midnight Hammer. The possibility has been raised that a different site within WSMR may have been used to test the plan of attack against Fordow, which involved two ventilation shafts being hit with six GBU-57/Bs each. The bombs were dropped in rapid succession, with each one burrowing deeper and deeper into the facility below. WSMR also happens to contain the site of the first atomic bomb test in 1945.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, credited Charlie Kirk for bringing him and President Donald Trump together and for making the Make America Healthy Again agenda possible.

“Charlie played a critical and indispensable role in bringing me and President Trump together,” he said on Thursday at the 2026 Republican National Committee’s Midterm Convention. “In fact, it was something that he was trying to do for almost a year. … And today, on the first anniversary of his assassination, I can’t stand here without thinking about him.”

Kennedy reflected on the first time he met Trump at an event with Kirk, where they shook hands and promised to make America healthy again.

“Some of my Democratic friends told me that I was a fool for trusting Trump, and so I want to make the record clear right now: President Trump has kept every single promise that he can make without exception,” he said.

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As we reported in May, OMG Media’s James O’Keefe and Turning Point USA’s Savanah Hernandez both went to Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles and discovered something quite eye-opening: petition circulators offering cash, cigarettes, and marijuana in exchange for signatures on California ballot petitions. The canvassers themselves were being paid, and they in turn gave cash to the ballot signers, who used fake identities culled from voter records. The signers had no idea what they were falsely autographing — they just wanted the cigarettes.

Paying someone to register to vote or sign a petition is a crime, as is using a fraudulent identity.

Fast forward to Thursday, when First U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced that the DOJ had taken notice of the operations. They’re taking action to clamp down on these fraudulent activities and hold the perps to account.

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As America prepares to memorialize the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, expect a bright, glaring omission in the upcoming speeches, editorials, and televised survivor retrospectives about this history, important to tell for its warning that national vigilance remains necessary even now.

Left on the cutting room floors will be the all-important, basic “why”, exactly, al-Qaeda hijackers carried out these attacks. The too-offensive-for-public-discourse “why” part of 9/11 can be readily found in, for instance, the recovered United Airlines Flight 93 cockpit recordings, which reveal one hijacker’s motivation at an authentic moment of truth. Nine times over that nosediving flight’s final six seconds before it disintegrated with all 40 victims into a Shanksville, Pa. field, the hijacker repeatedly chanted: “Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar…!” Allah is great.

Expect schoolteachers, media pundits, and elected leaders speechifying at the New York memorial (think New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani), to pretzel-twist themselves around ever saying aloud that a religious motive rooted in Islamist ideology drove the 9/11 hijackers to that mass murder—and still does. Removing even passing references to Islamism as 9/11’s guiding motivation from the coming national discourse short-circuits civic duty to remind Americans that this problem lives on 25 years later as a national security threat.

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but almost all terrorists are Muslims. I wonder why that is….

Angry, Unglued Trump Accidentally Reveals His Contempt for MAGA Voters (New Republic) Greg Sargemt loses his shit.

Lindsay Clancy’s attorney makes public plea for Trump pardon (Victoria Craw/Washington Post)  Don’t hold your breath.

Trump Is Quietly Planning to Majorly Change How National Parks Are Run (NOTUS)  OH NOES!

Morning Joe Clamors for Trump Era to Go to ‘Ash Heap of History’

Former GOP lawmakers join Democrats to challenge Trump’s mail-in voting crackdown (Kevin Frey/MS NOW)  RINO Alert!

Smithsonian’s Secretary to Resign as Trump Tries to Rule the Institution (New York Times)  I guess he does.

Dems Ask for Probe Into Trump Team’s Handling of Anniversary Data (Dan Friedman/Mother Jones)

Trump’s Mail-Ballot Attack Is Already Sowing Midterm Chaos (Mary Ellen Klas/Bloomberg)

Which Republican Senate Candidates Are Skipping Trump’s Convention? (Kellen Browning/New York Times) Let’s read some minds, shall we?

The View: Vote Democratic in Midterms or Everyone Will ‘Literally’ Die  As long as it includes the shrews on The View, I’m good with it.

Trump’s next trade weapon (Courtenay Brown/Axios)  Let’s try some mind-reading, shall we?

Democrat El-Sayed Hits Trump Efforts to Cast Him as Villain (Bloomberg)

At 9/11 Tribute, Trump Claims Firefighters Carried Him to Safety (Katie Rogers/New York Times)  A rather transparent lie.

Veterans group launches new campaign against Trump’s planned arch (Ellen Mitchell/The Hill)

Newsbusters.

Quite agree.  Unfortunately, socialists aren’t any better.

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Blame America First!

And possibly further damage, depending on my mood, the time of day, and the phase of the moon.

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New Hampshire is now officially a Blue State.

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How about that government-provided ‘universal’ health care!

Worse on Purpose.

Today, I want to share the sources that I have bookmarked and return to whenever I make a purchase.

It is by no means a complete list. It is just an account of the resources I have personally come to value over the years. My hope is that we might build a more complete list together in The Community.

Before the list, I’ll outline the three mechanisms that corrupt almost every review you read online, then the three questions I ask of any reviewer. Together, they’ll tell you in about five minutes whether a source is worth your time.

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A real test produces numbers, and numbers produce losers. A costume lab produces ranked lists of only winners in spurious categories with buy buttons on every row.

Alma Boykin.

Is it important to be aware that hitching bulls to a wagon might not go well? Should younger people learn about suckling pig and the reason we eat pigs young (if they are old-breed animals)? How vital today is the knowledge of the death march drums, and military justice, or the sequence of plow-sow-harrow-weed-harvest with sickles?

I”m always somewhat surprised by what some of my students don’t know, and don’t realize that they don’t know. But then they’ve never been around horse and ox farming, don’t see really old wagons and hand tools, have no idea about crafts of the pre-industrial or even pre-WWII world. To describe, oh, Deism as “the watchmaker g-d” makes no sense to people who have never seen the interior of a mechanical watch or clock.

When and where I grew up, horse and ox-drawn farming was not that far away, and some people still had Conestoga-type wagons for reenactments. We read things like the Little House books in school, and I read the McGuffey’s readers. My grandparents had wash pot and washboard, and explained how they were used. I saw people making soap (not fun) candles (only the semi-fun part) and was encouraged to learn how weaving and so on worked. We had a big garden that was attacked by rabbits, which had to be thinned via air-rifle. Composted manure? Taught me about how fertilizer and crop rotation happened before nitrogen fertilizer was invented. “History” wasn’t all that far away, or at least, historic technologies like water-powered grist mills, windmills for water, and so on were not far away.

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Gee, who could have predicted that?

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A professor of pan-African studies with a leadership role in Black Lives Matter urged her audience to “f— up” an officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Sunday, stating that there should be nowhere the agent could “go where they are comfortable.”

Melina Abdullah, a professor of Pan-African studies at California State University, Los Angeles, identified the ICE agent by name, mentioning the hotel he was staying at.

She urged her audience to “study guerrilla warfare” and use “every single tool in your toolbox.”

“So, when I say f— him up—and I say f— Brian Palacios up, who may be staying at the Hilton Garden Inn—when I say f— him up, I mean in many ways, they don’t get to do their shit invisibly,” she added. “There should be nowhere that they go where they are comfortable.”

Abdullah spoke at the La Defensa del Pueblo Summit, organized by the immigrant rights group Ventura County Defensa, with union support.

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The other day, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told Qatari state media that the United States was “spending tens of billions of dollars on killing people” when that money “could have been used to make life easier” for the public. “There always seems to be money for war,” he went on, “but not to feed the poor.”

The United States, in reality, spends immense amounts of money feeding and taking care of the poor—far more than it does on war.

Yet, if you listened to the Left, you’d think military spending was driving the debt and squeezing the poor. National defense comprises around 13% of the federal budget, far less than the primary drivers of debt, Social Security and Medicare.

We spend less on the military than we do paying down the interest on our immense $40 trillion national debt.

A debt that exists predominantly because Democorats never met a dollar that they didn’t want to spend (on something that would buy them votes).

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Gloria Steinem, a popularizer of feminist dogmas, died last week at the age of 92. She promoted many of the false doctrines of women’s liberation beginning in the 1960s through her persona, writings, publications, and speeches. As she passes from the scene, few of the original so-called second-wave feminists remain. Yet the overwhelming victories the movement has achieved in the decades since have largely obscured the radicalism at its center.

As I researched my second book, The Recovery of Family Life: Exposing the Limits of Modern Ideologies, I read Steinem’s influential 1970 Time essay, “What It Would Be Like If Women Win,” to understand what the fully realized feminist project would look like. What emerged from my survey of her work was the idea of an unfinished and unfinishable Rolling Feminist Revolution.

Feminists are stereotypical Progressives, and the signature psychosis of Progressives is that they have no end game—there is never any  point in their program where they can say, “Okay, we’ve won, we can stop now.”

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Chrystia Freeland is an exceptional representative of the mindset showcased by 80% of Canadians. During her tenure as Deputy Minister to Justin Trudeau, Freeland organized “emergency powers” to target government opposition which included the seizure of bank accounts and government control over the income of Canadian citizens they disliked. The events described are not in question.

Current Prime Minister Mark Carney then placed Freeland as the advisor to Ukraine President Zelenskyy on the Ukraine reconstruction banking and finance agenda. A charter member of the globalist control mechanisms within the World Economic Forum, Chrystia Freeland is currently working for Ukraine and the EU-NATO allies in the banking and finance capacity; inside the mechanics of the system that controls the financial fraud within Ukraine.

As Mark Carney is desperately trying to organize a globalist response to President Trump’s program of economic nationalism and sovereignty, Freeland travels back to the U.S. to appear on leftist media outlets and proclaim that Trump’s economic perspective is evidence of “authoritarianism.” The current Canadian approach is to try and influence domestic politics inside the United States, on behalf of the global interests opposed to Trump.

It should be noted that the activity underway by Canadian officials inside the USA is against the law in Canada. The Canadian govt do not permit foreign influence to undermine them and have strict controls over their media.

No wonder Democrats are always threatening to move to Canada. It’s their forever home.

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In 2022, Merriam-Webster declared gaslighting its word of the year after searches for the term increased by more than 1,700%. “It’s a word that has risen so quickly in the English language, and especially in the last four years, that it actually came as a surprise to me and to many of us,” said Peter Sokolowski, Merriam-Webster’s editor at large. “It was a word looked up frequently every single day of the year.”

There is a rapid rise in Americans framing ordinary life through the lens of therapeutic language. And as the categories of the therapeutic expand, ordinary life increasingly appears pathological. We now speak casually of toxic people, trauma, narcissists, emotional safety, triggers, boundaries, and gaslighting. Some of this cultural shift can work toward the good. Mental illness has become less stigmatized, and people who once might have suffered silently feel freer to seek help.

Yet every cultural correction invites overcorrection. While it’s a good thing that those who need therapy seek it, the unchecked spread of therapy-speak and the ease of self-diagnosis carry serious cultural and relational costs. A challenging friend or relative can be dismissed as toxic. If someone pushes back on my perspective, I can either engage in self-reflection or accuse that person of gaslighting me. Therapy-speak makes it difficult to distinguish between genuine psychological manipulation and ordinary human conflict. The ordinary frictions of life turn into catastrophes.

“Therapy” is a scam. Our knowledge of how people think and react to daily situations is about at the level of medieval knowledge of disease. We can see what people do, and there are a multiplicity of theories as to why, but we have no actual knowledge, because the human mind is a complex system, and (like all complex systems) involves so many components that they cannot be either understood or predicted with our current level of technology.

Sure, it can help some people, just as medieval chirurgeons helped some people get well, but that’s more a lucky coincidence than a ‘scientific’ practice. Going to therapy is about as accurate as casting your horoscope, and for the same reason—little of it has actual science behind it, but is rather extrapolation from the favorite theories of people whose problem isn’t what they know but what they know that ain’t so.

Benjamin Franklin:

In my youth, I traveled much, and I observed in different countries, that the more public provisions were made for the poor, the less they provided for themselves, and of course became poorer. And, on the contrary, the less was done for them, the more they did for themselves, and became richer.

Quillette.

It is said that a fanatic is someone who can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject. This insight tells against a growing faction of the Left exemplified by the 10 August issue of New York magazine. The issue’s cover story and 31-page feature, titled “Habibi City,” is ostensibly a celebration of New York’s growing Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) cultural scene. But the magazine is less interested in the rich diversity within that community than it is in a few individuals and organisations advancing a particular agenda. Some ideological traditions are honoured at the expense of others. Kurds and Druze are disregarded, while Jews are presented in almost entirely negative terms.

Quillette.

A review of Deborah Soh’s Sextinction: The Decline of Sex and the Future of Intimacy. Be aware that Dr. Soh is a feminist, even in the face of all the evidence she has accumulated and shared.

So the painting depicts a tragically isolated woman, burdened with a thoroughly distorted view of the world, unable to survive contact with reality when love strikes for real, and doomed to die alone.

Which brings me neatly to the matter of modern dating. Or rather, the stark lack of dating, or sex, or babies.

Quillette.

In April, Memorial University—the only university in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador—posted five job openings for prestigious Canada Research Chair (CRC) professorships. In all five cases, it was specified explicitly that able-bodied white men need not apply. Rather, the jobs were reserved for members of “equity groups, including women; 2SLGBTQIA+ people; Indigenous peoples; racialised persons; and persons with disabilities.”

Following the uproar, Memorial administrators refused to apologise or back down. Instead, they explained that universities across Canada were all doing the same thing (even if they weren’t so blatant about it)—since any school seeking to get Canada Research Chair funding from the federal government must demonstrate that they are tearing down “systemic barriers in academic hiring.”

Memorial University isn’t wrong. As a group of researchers led by University of Buckingham professor Eric Kaufmann details in a new report published by the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, Canada’s $300-million-per-year Canada Research Chairs program restricts disbursements to universities that hit aggressive affirmative-action targets set by government officials.

The Antiplanner.

Portland’s light-rail system was 40 years old last Saturday and naturally TriMet, the region’s transit agency, has a celebratory article all about how Portland managed to escape the evil Robert Moses, who was trying to force everyone to drive cars in the 1950s and 1960s. Needless to say, the article never mentions that the share of the region’s workers who commuted by transit fell from 9.6 percent before light-rail construction began to 6.5 percent when the first line was completed and it has never recovered since.

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“Be part of the project of forbidding man-made law.” Anjem Choudary urges his followers (NRK documentary on Sharia courts in UK, 2011).

Mr. Choudary is definitive: “Allah is the only one to legislate.” (CBS 60 minutes, 2014). There is a difficulty, however — that is not what the Koran says:

“What has been decided by Allah and His messenger” (Koran 33:36)
“What has been forbidden by Allah and His messenger” (Koran 9:29)
In each case it is a joint decision. Two parties are involved — Allah and his messenger: it is clearly stated. Evidently Allah had a partner.

If Shari’a only applied to Arabs, nobody would have a problem with it, just as nobody has any problem with the Torah, which only applies to Jews. But Muslims seek to impose Shari’a on EVERYBODY, and that’s a problem.

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This is what they call one of those dangerous ‘ah-ha‘ moments. A British Police Commissioner from Hampshire, was discussing the newest illegal migrant influx that has been happening on the eastern coastline of the U.K. During the final 19 seconds of Donna Jones remarks, she identified the core issue that has perplexed many:

…”This is a real wake up call to the government, yet again, that the British people are fed up with the lack of control of our borders. Which is why, we really need to be looking as a country about our membership in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), because that’s why we can’t turn the boats around and send them back to France”…

That 19-seconds was immediately cut out of the BBC rebroadcast of the interview. However, the moment was caught and shared on the X platform.

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Gee, some of us think that it was the whole point.

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Over the holiday weekend, another illegal immigrant was involved in a deadly crash, this time in Fairfield County, Ohio. Other Ohioans have also been killed in recent crashes allegedly caused by illegal immigrant drivers.

Both Sen. Bernie Moreno and Sen. Jon Husted, two Republicans from Ohio, called attention to the matter on X to express their outrage, especially regarding the frequency of the tragic events.

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Ohio’s gubernatorial election is less than two months away, and Democrat Amy Acton has been making headlines for stances that may seem at odds with her party, including on cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Is it a tactic?

An Aug. 26 headline from News 5 Cleveland noted how “Democrat Acton supports ICE collaboration” with a framing of how she “is breaking from her party … “

“We always work with the federal law enforcement, and we will do so—whatever it takes to keep Ohioans safe,” Acton, who had been asked specifically about ICE officers, said. “We need to hold anyone who comes to our state to the same standards of professionalism that we expect of our public safety officers, and I will always fight for that.”

The Daily Signal spoke with two Ohio strategists, Republican Matt Dole and Democrat Brian Rothenberg. Neither works for their party’s nominee for governor.

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On Friday, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed a proclamation commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack. He then quickly ensured the pen used to sign the proclamation was given to a man who represented an al-Qaeda terrorist and a Gitmo detainee described as the “20th hijacker.”

Mamdani may as well have driven the pen into the heart of those whose loved ones were pulverized on that terrible morning.

Did Mamdani know what he was doing? Does his wife get a thrill up her leg from Hamas?

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The McKinney City Council recall effort has been underway for nearly a month, with petitioners and their supporters alleging that some former elected officials, city-affiliated individuals, and other residents have attempted to discourage people from signing the petition.

Petitioners and their supporters, including some Texans who do not live in McKinney, told the Daily Signal that they have faced criticism and what they describe as intimidation or harassment because of their involvement in the recall effort.

“Opponents of the McKinney recall aren’t just arguing the issues, they’re trying to scare people off from signing. Businesses that let us collect signatures get flooded with calls until they back out. People get followed to their cars, filmed at the tables, and named online so others can pile on,” said petition volunteer Ashley Marie.

Among those opposing the recall is former McKinney Mayor George Fuller, who has used social media to criticize the effort and question some of its supporters.

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My kids just started back at school, and as a mom and an attorney defending parental rights, I want to stand up and applaud President Donald Trump’s work to crack down on the extremism and unconstitutional actions of schools from Kansas to Massachusetts.

Trump is right to use every lever of power he has in the Department of Justice and the Department of Education to make it clear to every woke school district that the constitutional rights of parents and students are not waived when they enter a school.

The only way to hold these schools accountable and stop secret gender transitions is for the Trump administration to take a strong stand. Federal statutes don’t give parents the right to sue the schools, so the president is doing it for them.

Trump’s DOJ just sued a Kansas school district for “facilitating secret ‘gender transitions’ for children without their parents’ knowledge or consent.” This “first of its kind” lawsuit was put in place because the school district was violating federal laws, allowing public schools to play parent, and putting children at risk.

And let’s not forget about the many schools now allowing biological boys to enter girls’ bathrooms.

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I have always wondered about that.

BBC, a Voice of the Crust.

Spanish intelligence services warned of social media calls for a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta the day before tens of thousands of people entered the territory, newly released government documents show.

The revelations emerged in documents declassified by the Spanish government amid accusations it failed to give the full story of the migrant influx.

On 29 July, Spain’s National Intelligence Service (CNI) told Moroccan and Ceuta authorities that social media groups were encouraging migrants to cross the following day.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has insisted that the events of 30 July were impossible to predict, but opposition parties say the documents show the government misled Spaniards.

As they do.