Growing Pains actor Kirk Cameron is banned
from hosting readings of his children's
Christian book at more than 50 publicly
funded libraries - despite most hosting
'drag queen story times' for kids
Posted By: Imright, 12/8/2022 12:36:45 AM
Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron has a new Christian Children's book out but he's not being allowed participate at story hours at publicly funded community libraries that also host similar events for drag queens. It is common for community libraries to run story-hour programs for kids and parents that correspond with the release of a new book In recent years, libraries have come under fire for promoting drag queens and other LGBTQ+ centric story hours for young children. It now appears to be the case that those same libraries, which are largely funded by taxpayers, have decided there is no space in their programming lineups for more traditional and faith-based titles.
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The latest release of the Twitter Files reveal shifting opinions among executives about how to handle the effects of January 6 and the protests.
The fourth edition of the Files was released by journalist Michael Shellenberger on Saturday, and went into details on Twitter's changes in decision making on Jan. 7, the day after thousands gathered and rushed the Capitol in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election results.
Senior executives at Twitter "create[d] justifications to ban Trump," attempt to "seek a change of policy for Trump alone distinct from other political leaders" and "express[ed] no concern for the free speech or democracy implications of a ban," claims Shellenberger.
Joe Biden’s crackhead, hooker-loving son Hunter is planning a defamation suit against Fox News, Eric Trump, Delaware computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac and Rudy Giuliani.
Hunter’s Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris spoke with Biden’s allies in a private meeting last year and suggested lawsuits will be filed against Hunter’s accusers, according to the Washington Post.
The meeting took place last September and at one point Hunter Biden joined in via video conference.
Russian President Vladimir Putin promised Friday that “hundreds of missiles” would be launched in response to aggression against Russia.
“I assure you, after the early warning system receives a signal of a missile attack, hundreds of our missiles are in the air. It is impossible to stop them,” Putin warned at a summit in Kyrgyzstan according to Fox News.
“There will be nothing left of the enemy, because it is impossible to intercept a hundred missiles. This, of course, is a deterrent — a serious deterrent,” Putin added. (Tweet/Video)
This Hunter Biden painting is selling for the price of a house.
The most expensive artwork at the first son’s new SoHo show is priced at $225,000 — and already has two interested buyers, The Post has learned.
On Saturday, a gallery worker refused to give The Post details on the potential buyers of the untitled, 57×98 inch, mustard-yellow floral painting on Yupo Japanese paper.
President Biden’s scandal-scarred son sold two other works a day after his second solo art show opened at the Georges Berges Gallery Friday.
Our joke of a justice department has run into another roadblock in its ridiculous crusade against Donald Trump over his alleged possession of classified documents. On Saturday, a federal judge spiked the DOJ’s request to hold Trump in contempt of court for supposedly not complying with the original subpoena that eventually led to the raid of his Mar-a-Lago home.
At the time, Trump had not yet assigned someone with the task of signing off on whether all the classified materials were returned or not. The DOJ wanted a sworn statement, and when they didn’t get it, they went nuclear. The judge in the case isn’t willing to do their dirty work
Kari Lake has filed a lawsuit challenging the Arizona gubernatorial election results - and is seeking a court order that declares her the winner.
The 70-page suit filed on Friday asks for an order declaring that Lake is the winner of the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial election, or alternatively throwing out the results and requiring the state's Maricopa county to conduct a new election.
Lake has refused to acknowledge that she lost to Katie Hobbs by more than 17,000 votes.
The suit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court centers on long lines and other difficulties that people experienced while voting on Election Day in Maricopa County.
NPR interviewed Newt Gingrich for Friday's All Things Considered, ostensibly to underline how successful President Biden has been. Their headline at NPR.org was "Newt Gingrich thinks the GOP needs to stop underestimating Biden." Anchor Mary Louise Kelly couldn't help but steer the car into the woods when Newt said the 2020 election was "rigged," as in Twitter censorship and Zuckerbucks.
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President Joe Biden’s approval is underwater on nearly every key issue, a Yahoo!/YouGov survey released this week found.
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Latest installment of “Twitter Files”
show Trump was being censored long before
his Jan. 6th ban 7 replies
show Trump was being censored long before
his Jan. 6th ban 7 replies
Released late Friday through journalist Matt Taibbi, the first installment of part three of the “Twitter Files” delves into the events preceding the infamous Jan. 8th, 2021 de-platforming of former President Donald Trump.
As previously reported, on the 8th the president was permanently suspended from Twitter because of “the risk of further incitement of violence.”
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Dozens of people who worked with Carson are standing up for him now.
They wrote a column for FOX News: We worked for Dr. Ben Carson. We know Dr. Ben Carson. Canceling him is just not right.
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The GOP elite’s scorn for its own voters has, at this point, been a long time in the making. The trend accelerated during the 2009-2011 rise of the Tea Party, a grassroots movement fueled by constitutionalism and anti-elite populism. The crustier elements of the Republican establishment ran as far away as possible from the Tea Party, and the 2012 presidential coronation of private equity plutocrat Mitt Romney effectively killed the movement.
Republican Kari Lake on Friday filed a lawsuit to nullify the 2022 midterm election results for the governor’s race in the state of Arizona.
On Thursday Trump Attorney Christina Bobb previewed this historic filing. [Video]
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Attorney Kurt Olsen told The Gateway Pundit, “We have put forward evidence that unquestionably shows that this election was stolen with illegal votes and likely fraudulent votes.”
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The Guardian just reported the results of a study of 2 million-year-old DNA found in northern Greenland.
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The breakthrough in ancient DNA analysis pushes back the DNA record by 1m years to a time when the Arctic region was 11-19C warmer than the present day. The analysis reveals that the northern peninsula of Greenland, now a polar desert, once featured boreal forests of poplar and birch trees teeming with wildlife. The work offers clues to how species might adapt,
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) stated that Viktor Bout, the arms dealer who was serving time in prison for agreeing to supply weapons to U.S. agents posing as Colombian terrorists to kill Americans, freed by the Biden administration in the prisoner swap to secure the release of Brittney Griner from Russia, is “a nasty, bad” person, but “He has not killed Americans.” Although, Jackson Lee noted that Bout’s “weapons might have been used to kill Americans.”
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Brittney Griner arrives in the US after
being released from Russian custody in
a prisoner exchange 28 replies
being released from Russian custody in
a prisoner exchange 28 replies
San Antonio - Brittney Griner, the American basketball star detained by Russian authorities in February, has safely returned to the United States after being released from custody in a prisoner exchange.
Griner, 32, “arrived at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas early Friday … and was taken to Brooke Army Medical Center for a routine evaluation,” a State Department official told CNN.
US officials who met Griner said she was “in good spirits” and “incredibly gracious,” National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby told CNN. Griner stepped off the plane shortly after 5:30 a.m. ET at Kelly Field.
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Christmas canceled: Parents and media
go after holiday traditions, 'It’s getting annoying' 25 replies
go after holiday traditions, 'It’s getting annoying' 25 replies
With the holidays quickly approaching, parents, media figures and the entertainment industry are criticizing many of the traditions behind Christmas.
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President Joe Biden on Thursday celebrated the news that his administration had successfully secured the release of WNBA basketball player Brittney Griner, who was detained in Russia.
“Brittney is an incomparable athlete,” Biden said, noting she was a two-time Olympic Gold medalist for the United States.
Griner was arrested in February at a Moscow airport by Russian officials for possession of cannabis vape cartridges.
“She represents the best about America — just across the board, everything about her,” Biden said. The White House had to have known the kind of response the Brittney Griner prisoner swap with Viktor Bout, a.k.a. the Merchant of Death would bring. That is likely why reports say