If the media covered pandemics like they do the Portland riots, the coronavirus wouldn’t be dominating the headlines.
On a nightly basis, hordes of rioters attack
federal law enforcement officers who are guarding Portland’s Mark O.
Hatfield Federal Courthouse. Many of these thugs appear to be with antifa, a violent left-wing extremist organization.
If you have your readers follow this link: https://lbry.tv/@AmericasFrontlineDoctors2:6they
will be taken to a collection of videos by America's Frontline Doctors,
including those that have been censored by the main stream media. Pass
on the word.
Their annual Conservative Leadership Conference (CLC) is known as the premier conservative event in North Carolina. 1. A new coalition highlights what the Left really wants for North Carolina 2. Their extreme ideas have the backing of deep-pocketed and influential groups 3. The agenda, if implemented, would bring more crime, civil unrest and economic ruin
A new coalition of left-wing groups in North Carolina has garnered more than 200 members. It’s radical agenda should terrify anyone who values freedom, the rule of law, common sense, and economic security.
This new coalition calls itself NC United for Survival & Beyond (NCUSB) and includes some deep-pocketed, influential organizations that back some of the group’s fringe ideas; which include:
1. a “push for everyone to be released” from prisons and jails 2. refuse to honor ICE detainers 3. expand Medicaid to illegal immigrants 4. a waiver for all tenants from rent and utilities 5. providing a permanent universal basic income of $1,200/mo. to all residents (regardless of age) – including illegal immigrants 6. elimination of right to work laws, which would take away many workers’ choice to join or not join a union 7. massive tax increases, and 8. online voter registration with mail-in voting with no witness requirement
The presidential canvas of 1840 served as a catalyst for democratic
reform in the former slave-trading State of Rhode Island, which still
limited voting to property-holding requirements. There were black people
in the State who were barred from voting; of those who occupational
data exists 85 were laborers, 27 pilot-mariners, 14 barbers, and 10
carters and draymen. Abolitionists were not well-thought of in
antebellum Rhode Island – it is recalled that the colony had surpassed
Liverpool as the center of the transatlantic slave trade by 1750 and
that State’s post-Revolution prosperity was built with ill-gotten
wealth. Thomas W. Dorr was a former Whig in the reform-minded Democratic
party.
Via Kirk "Because he is a RINO - who tragically thinks the left can be placated. Enjoy your chains Squish!"
When it came time to vote on removing statues of
Confederates in the U.S. Capitol this week, U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw was
one of 72 Republicans to side with every Democrat in the House of
Representatives in approving the measure.
While
the Houston Republican has taken criticism for the vote from some
conservatives on social media who say he is helping to erase the
nation’s history, Crenshaw defended himself by pointing out that many of
the statues Democrats are pulling down were of Confederates who also
happened to be members of the Democratic Party. (Idiot, evidently doesn't realize that the parties have switched positions. Either that or he thinks that it will be better for him politically which is worst than the former.)
