Aliakbar Mohammed Amin arrested for threats against Trump and Tulsi Gabbard

Aliakbar  [sound familiar?] Mohammed [still familiar?] Amin was arrested by the FBI on Friday night. He had mad threats against President Trump and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. It's obvious you don't threaten a President and an intelligence head when you don't have enough intelligence to carry out the threats.

Amin 25, was busted in Lilburn, Georgia, near Atlanta. 

A source close to Gabbard said the FBI told her that a firearm was confiscated from the genius jihadi Amin at the time of the arrest, and that a trial date has been set for later this month.

“Bottom line, the FBI does not tolerate threats and will hold offenders fully accountable,” the local FBI Atlanta office said on Friday night. The FBI says more information regarding the specific threats will be released next week.

The arrest comes days after the Communist News Network (CNN) dismissed credible threats against Ms. Gabbard, suggesting, with no evidence, that her attempts to hide the address of a Texas property she owns were actually part of an attempt to commit voter fraud. Her office has raged at the fools at CNN for running the story, threatening to file a defamation lawsuit and accusing the fake outlet of putting her safety at risk.

“I told CNN that Tulsi Gabbard had credible, active threats against her and her family and they went ahead and doxxed her address anyway,” wrote Alexa Henning, Gabbard’s deputy chief of staff at the intelligence office, after the FBI announced the arrest on Friday. 

The network needs to be sued yet again as they have learned nothing since Nick Sandmann sued them for $275,000,000 and they settled out of court, likely for less, but a substantial sum nevertheless. They keep stepping on The Rake of Credibility.

CNN was investigating whether Gabbard committed fraud by voting in Hawaii, where she served in Congress and lived nearly her whole life, after declaring a property her “homestead” in Texas. Her office told CNN that the reason it was declared a homestead was because, in Texas, that designation allows you to keep the address private.

And why would someone smart enough like the DNI Director risk casting a second vote in an election where the separation from first to worst is in the hundreds of thousands or millions?

“Declaring her ‘homestead’ in Texas, per law, ensured her address would remain confidential in response to ongoing, high-level, credible threats against her and her family,” Gabbard spokeswoman Olivia Coleman said. 

This was communicated to CNN a week before the idiots there published its story, which disregarded the e explanation because it didn't fit their narrative.

Meanwhile, the arrest also comes as protests rage against Trump, top members of his administration, and his allies. 

Earlier on Friday, a Pennsylvania scumwafer named Shawn [last name omitted so he never gets his fifteen minutes of fame] was arrested for writing that he planned to assassinate Trump on YouTube, where he posted as “Mr. Satan.” Shawn lived in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump narrowly escaped an attempt on his life during a campaign rally last summer.

Shawn’s arrest came after he wrote on YouTube that all of Trump’s appointments needed to be killed. Sadly and quite disturbingly, this seems to be how many on the far-left feel about Trump's appointments and supporters.

“We just need to start killing people, Trump, Elon, all the heads of agencies Trump appointed, and anyone who stands in the way,” the idiot wrote in a remark that was flagged for authorities by Google, according to The New York Times.

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Gabbard, a former Democrat who bucked her party to support Trump, has attracted particular anger from the Left as they continue to lose their collective minds and still have nothing new to say about what their stance is other than it's everything opposite to Trump's.

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The Secret Service is a hot mess

The U.S. Secret Service used to be considered an elite agency. However, the recent scandals show just how it has become a dysfunctional, bureaucratic hot mess that hampers its ability to carry out its main mission of protecting the President of the United States.

Janet Napolitano and Frances Fragos Townsend were part of an Independent Review Panel that looked into the Secret Service's mishaps in Butler, Pa., last July, along with other issues affecting their work.

"The Secret Service has become bureaucratic, complacent, and static even though risks have multiplied and technology has evolved," the panel wrote to DHS Secretary Mayorkas in October. The investigation "uncovered not only numerous mistakes that led to the events of July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, but also deeper, systemic issues that must be addressed with urgency."

Reading through the report, I was surprised by how many suggestions there were for better security. I couldn't help but wonder why these obvious improvements needed a panel to point them out to the supposed experts in protection.

The president can lead the way in fixing these problems. The U.S. Secret Service director's role is crucial for our democracy and its leaders. Our independent panel discovered that the service has become too inward-looking, not making good use of new technology, and often sticking to old methods for protection. We need new leadership with lots of security experience.

Trump picked Sean Curran, an experienced Secret Service agent, as the new director. Curran was in charge of Trump's protection in Butler and has been with the Secret Service for 24 years.

He has a huge challenge ahead. One of the first things he could do is modernize how the Secret Service communicates.

Congress can also help right at the start of Trump's term. They can make it a requirement for the Secret Service to have better communication systems with federal, state, and local partners during protective events, including real-time management and tracking. It's ridiculous that our government's protection team has worse communication tools than many sports teams. On July 13 in Butler, the agents used a messy mix of radios, cellphones, texts, and emails. Snipers shouldn't be messing with phones when they need to watch for dangers.

The Secret Service is taking on too much. Originally known as "Treasury Agents," they were supposed to guard the U.S. money supply and protect people. Now, with new counterfeiting methods, they also look into cybercrimes like identity theft and ransomware. The panel suggests giving these extra jobs to other agencies so the Secret Service can focus solely on protection.

The panel pointed out that the Secret Service has a $3.1 billion budget and around 3,200 special agents. No matter what else they do, their main job is to protect key figures like the president, vice president, and presidential candidates. This job doesn't allow for any mistakes. All resources should go to this task before anything else, like dealing with financial crimes.

Other suggestions include better leadership, "Evaluation of Methodology for Protectee Resourcing," and "Leadership Training, and Training with State and Local Partners."

Unfortunately, not many of these suggestions are being looked at right now. Director Curran should start putting some of these practical recommendations into action as soon as possible.

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Pakistani national tied to Iran tried to have Trump and other US politicians killed: feds

A Pakistani immigrant with Iranian ties plotted to hire hitmen to assassinate former President and current GOP candidate for President, Donald J. Trump along with other US politicians, sources and a federal criminal complaint state.

Asif Merchant, 46, [no relation known of Judge Juan Merchan] is accused of planning political assassinations in New York City in August or early September. He allegedly paid men who he thought were contract killers advance money of $5,000, according to US for the Eastern District of New York Breon Peace.

Donald Trump was one of several current and former US government officials who are thought to be the targets of the plot, a source familiar with the investigation to the New York Post. 

It is not known whether Merchant was working for the Secret Service, but nothing seems far-fetched anymore.

Anyway, Asif Merchant had been charged in connection with a failed assassination plot against former president Trump.

Merchant traveled to New York in June ostensibly to meet with the "hitmen" who were actually undercover law enforcement officers. He told them he was arranging the money with an overseas contact, the US Attorney's office said.

Several days later, he came up with the advanced payment and allegedly told the undercover agents that they were to go forward with the assassination plot, prosecutors said.

On July 12, as he was preparing to leave the United States, he was arrested. He revealed that his lovely wife and beautiful children live in Iran, and his other lovely wife and other beautiful children live in Pakistan, prosecutors reported.

One of Merchant’s homes is in the Iranian capital of Tehran, where he and one of his beautiful wives live. 

Merchant’s alleged Iran-backed plot played a role in the Secret Service agreeing to bolster former president Donald Trump’s security detail before the July assassination attempt, sources told The Post, otherwise they would have allowed other dangerously slanted rooftops to go unprotected.

Authorities claim that the Iranian-tied plot is unrelated to the attempt on Trump’s life by Thomas Crooks, who opened fire from a roof top in Butler, Pennsylvania, hitting Trump in his right ear but killing Corey Competoratore and wounding two other men. 

Where is Alex Jones when you want to hear from him?

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Biden's handlers ward off press, internet explodes

President-ish Joe Biden was at an event in Saginaw, Michigan on Thursday and when the press tried to ask him questions which he agreed to take, his handlers whisked him away to avoid having him display his full-blown dementia. 

Biden was trying to push his re-election campaign and speak to volunteers who would vote for a Democrat even if the candidate was declared brain dead. I'm not saying Joe Biden is fully brain dead, but there aren't a lot of neurons firing up there in the old noggin. The trip to Saginaw also included a visit to a 131-year-old Victorian mansion owned by members of the Saginaw City Council and Saginaw Public Schools Board of Education.

As he stood on the porch of the mansion with his back to the press, he was heard saying, "Can I take a couple questions?"

A woman in a Biden-Harris jacket, who may have once played the part of an Easter bunny said, "We're going to take a few questions," whereupon staff immediately started putting their arms up and walking toward the press gaggle, loudly repeating, "Thank you, press, back to the cars."

A video of the occurrence was posted on X and a myriad of comments blasting Biden’s team followed

Stephen L. Miller, contributing editor at The Spectator called the video, an "amazing clip," adding, "'We're going to take a few questions.' Not in front of the journalists... back to the cars guys," Miller said.

Grateful Calvin, a freelancer for Twitchy, said, "You know the words by now… 'This is fine. He's fine. Everything is fine.'"

"The moment Biden suggests taking a few questions, his handlers come flying in like Secret Service agents taking a bullet, yelling at the press to get back in their cars," Bonchie, a writer for the conservative blog Red State said. "What an incredible scene."

"This is bad. Really bad. They’ve told his staff not to let him open his mouth. Trump would’ve walked out and spoke spontaneously for an hour," another Red State contributor, Buzz Patterson, reacted.

Biden's Saginaw appearance came after stops in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. He is trying to convince people that he's fully sentient but many aren't buying it. After he made his State of the Union tirade last week, he's hoping to show voters that he's just a regular guy with blond hair on his legs that kids love to rub by the pool when Cornpop isn't around to cause trouble that Joe needs to assuage.

And he likes it when kids rub his legs.

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Chocolate factory explosion in Pennsylvania: 2 killed, many injured, 9 missing

Video by The Inside Paper seen on Twitter shows a huge explosion at a West Reading, PA factory on Friday night that left a number of casualties and two dead. [See below]

NEW – Massive explosion reported in a factory that produces chocolate in Reading, Pennsylvania pic.twitter.com/wqyr9Kzh9r

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper)

According to a  report by The New York Times, the explosion occurred at the R.M. Palmer Company in West Reading at around 5 p.m.

At least two employees were killed in the explosion and eight were transported to local hospitals with injuries. Worse, there are nine people missing, the report said.

The force was so massive that it shook houses several blocks away.

“I heard like a loud noise, like a roaring sound, then the house shake,” Liz Soto, who has a friend who works in the factory, told FOX 29. “She went to work, she’s confirmed to have gone to work, but we don’t know anything about her.”

Law enforcement said that the cause of the explosion is under investigation. 

“The explosion was so big that it moved that building four feet forward,” said Mayor Samantha Kaag. “Unfortunately, it wasn’t a great scene to come into. It was pretty scary.”

The 75-year-old company employs hundreds of people and is known for making seasonal chocolate candies.

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Pennsylvania man arrested for allegedly shooting at city environmental workers

Pittsburgh, PA -- police arrested Henry Rainey, 37, at the end of last month for allegedly firing a long rifle at a pair of city workers. He was apprehended at his home May 31 and is charged with two counts of aggravated assault, two counts of reckless endangering and one count of criminal mischief for the May 23 shooting.

Rainey had been awaiting his preliminary court date.

"He had a black long rifle with him. He had some words with the refuse workers, aimed the weapon at them and started firing," Police Sgt. William Watts told Pittsburgh's Action News 4. "The refuse workers hid behind the truck. No one was hit, there were no injuries but the truck was disabled due to the damage to the gunfire."

The city's Environmental Services truck was struck by bullets, but the workers did not sustain injuries, according to investigators.

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The shooting took place outside the home of Rainey's woman friend. Police executed a search warrant for the home and found a scary AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, ammunition and items giving law enforcement leads on the shooter's identity.

These are not gun problems--they're social problems such as absentee fathers, the culture, and mental health. And let's face it--the media and Hollywood only make matters worse.

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Over 1,500 dead PA County Democratic voters are registered

Respect of the dead is a universal value. We all respect the dead and we try not to speak ill of them.

But hell, they shouldn't vote!

In Allegheny County, PA, home to Pittsburgh, over 1,500 dead folks are registered, mostly as Democrats. And while it seems logical that dead people would vote for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, it's just wrong.

In Allegheny, a lawsuit has been filed  by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), over duplicate voting registrants and also listing dead voters [H/T Washington Free Beacon].

Last week, PILF aimed its legal attack at Allegheny County’s election manager as well as three Board of Elections members. The group alleges the board broke federal and state law by not properly maintaining the county’s voter record.

According to the filing documents, the voter roll includes at least 7,500 records with almost 1,600 dead people planning to vote for "Sleepy Joe." Some of the dead (one lady in particular) go back as far as 1800 and never qualified for Obamacare. And you can bet that she no longer has the mental capacity to make an informed judgment at the voting booth.

In PA, back in 2016, of the almost six million votes cast in that county, President Trump only won by 44,000, or less than one percent.

So those dead voters can throw the election results to the wrong party.

Voter suppression of dead people should not be a Democratic talking point, [although they forget to mention the physical state of those voters].

PILF wants two things for Allegheny citizens, as listed by Communications Director Logan Churchwell.

One, the flaws in voter registration need to be addressed "head-on."

And second, the federal courts need to help establish guardrails to prevent a repeat of this situation. Churchwell said,  "If our intelligence services are correct, we must always be vigilant against outside intrusion and sabotage attacks in these systems. Energetic voter list maintenance efforts are frontline protections against that threat.”

“Anyone who has a problem with cleaning up duplicated voter registrations is no longer allowed to proclaim they stand for the tenet of ‘one person, one vote,'” he added.

Sounding like a Joe Biden guy,  the Allegheny County Elections Division Manager responded to the lawsuit thusly:

“The first and foremost concern of Allegheny County is to protect the voting rights of all citizens. Each citizen registered to vote gets one vote should they choose to exercise that right. There are no allegations that anything to the contrary has occurred. The allegations in this lawsuit will be reviewed and addressed as necessary consistent with all applicable federal and state laws. As is always the case with voter registration list maintenance, the utmost care will be taken to ensure that no one is disenfranchised.”

It seems as if protecting the rights of voters, a substantial number of whom were born in the 1800's, with a total of 1.523 over 100, is more important than actually knowing if the rights you are protecting are for those folks who are dead and need no voter protection.

That is, unless you're voting for them.

Then there’s the issue of doubling up, plus more — some voters “managed to become registered to vote two and even up to seven times with matching or substantially similar names and other biographical information with the same addresses.”

The Pennsylvania suit comes on the heels of a similar filing by PILF in swing-state city Detroit.

There, 2,500 deceased voters are on the books with 512,000 registered to vote but less than 480,000 folks of voting age.

It sounds like Brian Williams MSNBC math.  


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WaPo gives Cory 'Mr. Potato Head; Booker 4 Pinocchios re: voter suppression lie

With angry eyes and leftist lies Sen. Cory "Mr. Potato Head" Booker (D-NJ) was the recipient of four pinocchios by the Washington Post for claiming that voter suppression was responsible for Democrats losing Michigan in 2016--not that Hillary Clinton was a suckworthy candidate who failed to put campaigning effort in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania because she arrogantly thought she had those states in the bag.

"We lost the state of Michigan because everybody from Republicans to Russians were targeting the suppression of African American voters," Booker said, lying through his plastic pop-on teeth, during the Democratic debate on Wednesday. The Post said that this claim is supported by zero evidence, but Booker feels strongly that it's true and that's what he has--feelings, nothing more than feelings

"Election experts say they see little or no evidence that the activities by the Russians and the Trump campaign actually swayed the election in Michigan," Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler writes.

Kessler notes that Russian propaganda efforts did make an effort to discourage African-American voters, but didn't appear to have much effect, and had nothing to do with President Trump, as stated clearly in the Mueller report, which, like the 2016 election, Democrats don't want to believe.

"There were Russian-linked Facebook ads that targeted African American voters and voiced opposition to Clinton, but there is not strong evidence that they influenced many voters," Matt Grossman, director of the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research at Michigan State University, told the left-leaning Post. "African American turnout in Michigan was down from 2012 to 2016, partially because it had previously risen for Barack Obama. Clinton also received a lower share of the African American vote than Obama."

Kessler also couldn't find any election laws that passed Michigan's Republican legislature between 2012 and 2016 targeting African-American turnout. "The most likely explanation for the loss was that Hillary Clinton, not Barack Obama, was on the ballot, so turnout by African American voters returned to pre-Obama levels," he concludes, leaving out the part where she sucks as a candidate.

Hillary Clinton also received four pinocchios from the Post for her claims of voter suppression in Georgia and Wisconsin. President Trump won Michigan by the closest margin of any state in his 2016 presidential election victory, winning by fewer than 11,000 votes, proving Lincoln's words about not fooling all of the people all of the time.


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Democrat Kathleen Kane on her way to the slammer

Norristown, PA -- Former attorney general Kathleen Kane (DEMOCRAT) has to report to the slammer by 9 a.m. Thursday, more than two years after she was convicted for leaking grand jury information and then lying about it through her 52-year-old teeth.

Kane had been free on %75,000 bail while she appealed her 10-to-23-month sentence. The Supreme Court on Monday announced that it declined to take up her case.

"Given that the rationale for (the) defendant remaining at liberty pending appeal has expired, post-sentence bail is revoked,” Judge Wendy Demchick-Alloy write in ordering Kane to report to the Montgomery County Correctional Facility. Demchick-Alloy formally directed the Lackawanna County sheriff to serve a copy of her order on Kane, who lives in Scranton, PA.

The Montgomery County district attorney’s office formally requested the order earlier Tuesday, arguing the Supreme Court decision was the end of the legal road for Kane. She's on her way to prison where she will don the gay orange apparel and deck the halls with a mop.

"Two different appellate courts have reviewed her case, yet her judgment of sentence remains," wrote District Attorney Kevin Steele. "She received a fair trial, her guilt was proven beyond a reasonable doubt and now it is time for her to serve her sentence."

So another Dem bites the proverbial dust.

"The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's denial of discretionary review should be considered the conclusion of (Kane's) avenues for direct appeal in state court," Steele argued.

Kane was convicted of two counts of felony perjury and seven misdemeanors, including obstruction and conspiracy.

The first woman and first Democrat to be elected as Pennsylvania’s attorney general, Kane resigned from office after her October 2016 conviction. As Trump would say, she should be ashamed of herself.

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PA Dem forced to resign after patriotic Facebook post "I stand for the flag; I kneel at the cross'

The Democrats believe it's offensive for posting the words: "I stand for the flag, I kneel at the Cross."

Had a top Democrat in Pennsylvania said instead, "I kneel for the flag, I stand with all women accusers and always believe them" the Democrats would not have found that offensive and he would have not been fired.

Mark Salvas told CBS1 Pittsburgh that the chair of the Allegheny County Democratic Party asked him to resign mainly because a photo from last year showed him and his wife with those words posted on his Facebook page.

Imagine that, standing for the flag. How terrible. But kneeling at the Cross is taking it too far. He might be offending Muslims and that's a no-no with the Politically Correct crowd of word nazis.

Democrats in Allegheny County, who evidently suck sea shells, were offended by his patriotism as well as another post by his wife that asked to support a cop charged in the fatal shooting of a black teen in June.

Because cops are bad and must be punished for whatever they do.

"I'm not ashamed of my patriotism, not one bit," Salvas, a Gulf War veteran of the United States Marine Corps said. "I fought for this country. I think I have a right to have a voice and be patriotic."

The police officer involved in the summer shooting who Salvas supports is a close friend and he and his wife wanted to be there for his family. How very un-Democratic of him.

The officer, Michael Rosfeld, was charged in the shooting death of 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr. in East Pittsburgh. The incident occurred merely hours after Rosfeld was sworn in--he had worked at the East Pittsburgh Police Department for several weeks.

Pennsylvania Rep. Ed Gainey (D) told CBS2 Pittsburgh that Salvas' Facebook post was insensitive to black Democrats. "If you're going to be executive director of the Democratic Party, you have to be sensitive to things like that," he told the media.

But you don't have to be sensitive to close friends and their need of support from you.

Salvas, who has a bi-racial child and black family members said he has no apologies regarding his post.

Hopefully, he will consider moving to the party that actually goes along with his core beliefs, because the Democrats sure as hell don't.

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PA coal mine--1st in Trump's time in office

About 200 coal miners along with business leaders and local politicians donned headgear as they stood around tables covered with "Make America Great Again" tablecloths.

You could feel the excitement in the air and smell the silicate dust, warning miners to be wary of pneumonultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, the inhaling of silicate dust and one of the longest words in the English language. 

I love that word.

The group gathered for the opening of Corsa Coal Corp's Acosta mine. It's the nation's newest mining operation and is expected to generate up to 100 full-time jobs--hundreds of applications already poured in.

While many experts predicted a decline in coal mining, this mine has been praised as an economic lifeline for an area that had been hit hard by the decline in coal-fired power plants. 

President Trump praised it as proof that environmental deregulation will bring back jobs to the coal industry, an industry that has been struggling after former President Obama symbolically kicked it in the cojones.

"When I campaigned for president I said that we would end the war on coal and put our incredible miners--that's what you are, you are incredible--back to work," Trump said in a video played for the crowd in Somerset County.

"The tone of government has completely changed," Corsa CEO George Dethlefsen said. "Coal is no longer a four-letter word."

[Instead of calling it 'coal,' they plan to call it 'anthracite' to ensure that it doesn't remain a four-letter word].

About a dozen protesters repeatedly chanted "Hey hey, ho ho, coal has really got to go." However, it was later learned that one of them had put in a job application for the mine.

Somerset County, best known as the United Airlines Flight 93 crash on September 11, 2001, has an unemployment rate around 6.8 percent, about 2 points higher than the state as a whole.

The mine is projected to produce about 400,000 tons of metallurgical coal annually during its 15 year lifespan and will create 70 to 100 jobs. Of course, the jobs it creates directly will also impact on other jobs, and it's projected that the mine will produce anywhere from 300 to 400 more jobs.

Even Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (not the, "You Can't Go Home Again" author) a Democrat who sharply criticized Trump's Paris Climate Accord departure, was on hand for the mine opening. (Hey, a vote is a vote.)

Wolf may, in part, be supporting the mine because of the type of coal it will bring: metallurgical coal. It has fewer impurities and burns cleaner than the coal used to fire power plants.

Anal analysts emphasize the new mine isn't necessary a reflection of long-term revival in the coal industry in general, which continues to struggle amid cheaper cleaner energy alternatives such as natural gas and renewables.

However, in spite of the somewhat bleak picture facing the coal industry, it's definitely a step in the right economic direction and hopefully will help Somerset County.

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Fed. judge rejects PA recount bid

The Green Party-backed push for a presidential election recount in key battleground states in which Hillary Clinton lost, was dealt a blow by a federal judge, rejecting their nonsensical request to recount paper ballots in the Keystone State, aka Pennsylvania. The request was to also scan some county systems for signs of hacking.

But the only hacking one gets with paper ballots is the hacking down of trees to make the paper. 

The anemic Green Party has also tried to get recounts in Michigan and Wisconsin, and although the Wisconsin recount is nearly done, a federal judge halted Michigan's recount last week. This is another setback for Jill Stein and her cohorts.

U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond said there existed 6 grounds for rejection of the Green Party lawsuit, which had been opposed by Donald Trump, the Pennsylvania Republican Party and the Pennsylvania attorney general's office.

Diamond wrote that suspicion of a hacked Pennsylvania election "borders on the irrational."

"Most importantly, there is no credible evidence that any 'hack' occurred, and compelling evidence that Pennsylvania's voting system was not in any way compromised," he wrote, and added that the lawsuit suffered from a lack of standing, potentially the lack of federal jurisdiction and an "unexplained, highly prejudicial" wait before filint last week's lawsuit, four weeks after the November 8th election. 

The lawyers for Stein and company aren't sure if they're going to appeal "But one thing is clear," said the lawyer Ilann Maazel, "The Pennsylvania election system is not fair to voters and voters don't know if their votes counted, andthat's a very large problem."

No, the very large problem is from people like Stein who put doubts in our election system and only do it to fill the coffers of her leftist party whose only real global ideas come from their relationship with plants.


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Jill Stein is still a fraud

In a last-ditch effort to maintain some sort of political relevance and maybe make a few bucks in the process, Green Party candidate and pain in the butt loser, Jill Stein, has escalated her push for a presidential recount. Hillary Clinton, sore loser to the Nth power is on the Stein bandwagon.

What's interesting is the states Stein chose to have the votes recounted: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan. All three went to Donald Trump by fairly close margins, but what about others that went to Clinton by fairly close margins as well? 

New Hampshire went to Hillary with only a margin of 0.4%. Clinton got 47.6% and Trump got 47.2% What is Stein's rationale for leaving that state out of the recount?

Then there's Minnesota. The margin there was only 1.5% with Clinton at 46.4% over Trump at 44.9%. 

I could go on, with other states like Nevada and Maine, at 2.4% and 2.7% respectively, but I won't bore you with the details.

The count is already underway in Wisconsin--about 4.8 million ballots have to be hand-counted. 

What a moronic ploy by an irrelevant leftist whose tweet about the death of dictator Fidel Castro was: "Fidel Castro was a symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow of empire. Presente!"

"A symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow  of empire" implies that the US are the bullies and poor Fidel a conquering hero. What an incredibly stupid thing to believe, much less to say.

But I digress as usual.

Stein celebrated her decision to be a pain in our collective butts by bragging in front of Trump Tower about her concerns over "blank votes," adding that "We will not give in to intimidation." 

Seriously, she's an idiot. If, as she says, "We are here to verify the accuracy of the vote," then why isn't she verifying the accuracy of to vote in other states where the former Worst Lady won by slim margins?

Possibly because they're both in on it, whatever 'it' is.


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PA town paints blue stripe to honor cops but there's a problem

Bainbridge, PA -- A central Pennsylvania community painted a blue stripe between the double-yellow lines on some of their streets in honor of first responders: police, firefighters and ambulence workers.

However, the Penn. Department of Transportation is concerned that the Conoy Township might have gone too far.

The problem is, the stripe is out of compliance with state highway rules and Greg Penny, PennDOT spokesperson says that drivers could get confused and the township could be liable if the coloring causes a crash.

The New York City Marathon had the same problem.

The New York Road Runners Club, the organization that puts on the 26.2 mile event every year around the first Sunday in November, paints a blue stripe that begins at the foot of the Verrazano Narrows Bridge and runs through all five New York City Boroughs.

The stripe is painted around mid-October causing cars, trucks and buses to run amok onto curbs, into buildings, and along one-way streets the wrong way.

Thousands of people are injured and confused as to what exactly they should do about that blue stripe.

But the Conoy Township supervisor chairman Stephen Mohr disagrees that the blue stripe could be a distraction in spite of all the mayhem and death preceeding the NYC Marathon.

In spite of all the evidence, the township has no plans of removing this horrible distraction and will honor their first responders in spite of all the evidence.

May God protect the township of Conoy.


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