Author: Frank

Kutztown University grad living the dad life. Spend my time gaming, playing sports in rec leagues, and working on websites for a living. Eagles and Phillies fan, but screw the Sixers. Everyone but Maxey sucks. Go birds! For gaming, hit me up on Xbox to play some Destiny2, COD, Halo, or Battlefield. @Drastic215

Kenosha County Judge Bruce Schroeder has banned MSNBC from entering the courthouse after an incident in which a man who claimed to be with the network had attempted to follow a bus that was allegedly transporting jurors who are part of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Judge Schroeder stated that it’s a very serious matter and banned the network, but also stated that he “don’t know what the ultimate truth of it is… But absolutely it would go without much thinking that someone who is following the jury bus, that’s an extremely serious matter and it will be referred to the…

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Kirsten Dunst ran into a little teeth issue and had some disparity with pay, as revealed in a recent article on Independent. She was taken to the dentist to have her teeth fixed while preparing for the role in Spider-Man. She had no idea what was going on until the automobile arrived at the dentist’s office. Dunst was preparing to play Mary Jane Parker, Peter Parker’s charming love interest in the $130 million comic-book adaptation.  She was beautiful, talented, and young – a dream come true for the producers. But wouldn’t a straight set of teeth make an upside-down kiss…

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Tony Buzbee, Houston attorney, filed the lawsuit on behalf of more than one hundred and twenty clients, including Axel Acosta Avila. Axel was one of the victims killed during the tragic incident at the Astroworld Festival. This lawsuit could be the biggest one yet. The lawsuit seeks $750 million in damages from a long list of defendants including Travis Scott, Apple Music, Drake. Apple Music and Epic Records are among the companies named in the lawsuit as having expected to profit handsomely from the event. According to Buzbee, their own research revealed that the event was doomed from the start,…

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Wyoming’s GOP has voted to no longer recognize Rep. Liz Cheney as part of the Republican Party. Cheney has constantly criticized former President Donald Trump and was one of the 10 Republicans who supported impeachment by voting to proceed with it against Trump. That took place in January after the incident at the Capitol on January 6. Cheney has often been criticized by other Republicans and supporters of the GOP in general. Many suggested that she is a RINO, which means Republican in name only. “The 31-29 vote Saturday in Buffalo, Wyoming, by the state party central committee followed votes…

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Democrat Rep Ryan Guillen announced that he would seek reelection as a Republican, emphasizing that the Democratic Party’s inclinations towards the far-left values are no longer in line with his own. Particularly citing the Democrat’s defunding the police suggestions and chaotic events on the southern border, the now former Texan Democrat will turn his affiliation to the Republican Party. Guillen spoke to the press, claiming that occurrences taking place in South Texas were causing many people to realize that the values of those in Washington, D.C, were not the values of the majority of Texans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyNNIefJZYQ He continued explaining that…

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The principal of Travis Early College High School, Christina Steele Hantgin, has had restroom doors removed amid concerns for student safety. The principal, of the school located in Texas, claims this was to combat drug use and other “major behavioral occurrences” that had already taken place this year. She wrote a letter to parents explaining her choices while acknowledging that she could have done a better job at communicating her ideas. The letter explained everything about behavioral incidents and conduct offenses that have happened inside these restrooms. About 90% of all violations were related to drugs. Steele Hantgin claims there…

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Sarah Sanders, the former White House press secretary, has received plenty of endorsements in her bid for Governor of Arkansas, including support from Gov. Asa Hutchinson and numerous state congressional delegates. Hutchinson, who cannot run again because of term limits, had said Arkansas would be “in good hands” with Sanders as Governor, Hutchinson said in his endorsement on Friday. Hutchinson continued by stating that he has known Sarah Sanders for a number of years and has witnessed her passion and commitment to the state, adding that he was thrilled to endorse her for Governor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsIh30ZVnzA FOX 16 reported that both…

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Sesame Street is launching a new puppet character and their main goal appears to be fighting racism. Ji-Young, the show’s new star, will join the muppets of “Sesame Street” this month. It’s the first Asian American Muppet in the show’s five-decade-long history. Ji-Young, a seven-year-old girl of Korean American origin, will make her television debut on the “Sesame Street” Thanksgiving Day special named “See Us Coming Together.” The show will air on November 25. The program is part of Sesame Workshop’s “Coming Together” racial justice initiative, which commenced working last year with the goal to teach kids about racial literacy.…

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CNN reports that the US government announced a significant increase in Medicare rates on Friday night. It seems that the culprit is the global epidemic and the vagueness regarding the price of the new Alzheimer’s drug. People in the lowest income category monthly payments will rise from $148.50 this year to $170.10 in 2022, thanks to a 14.5 percent increase in Part B premiums. Physician services, certain home health services, outpatient hospital services, medical equipment, and other medical services not covered by Medicare Part A, such as drugs administered in doctors’ offices, are all covered under Medicare Part B. The…

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Governor Doug Burgum, a Republican, signed a bill prohibiting the teaching of critical race theory in North Dakota public schools on Friday. In a statement sent to The Daily Wire, Governor Burgum explained that this bill answers parents’ concerns while keeping the local school boards’ decision-making ability to accept curriculum that is aligned with state content standards while being factual and objective. Republican Representative Dan Ruby, who was a sponsor on the bill, spoke with The Daily Wire too. He emphasized that teaching history and social studies were essential and not hindered by a restriction on CRT. Ruby’s opinion is…

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The ground-breaking news that the US government has officially recognized recordings of “unidentified aerial phenomena” shot by US Navy aircraft made the nation wonder. Was it proof of extraterrestrial life? Luis Elizondo, the former Pentagon intelligence officer in charge of investigating these instances, reveals the interesting intel. Elizondo addressed the claim that the flying objects were possibly created in the United States, China, or another country. The expert is certain that the objects were not created in the United States because the US has already stated that they were not made there. He went on to refute the claim that…

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An anti-Trump political action committee, the Lincoln Project, has spent nearly $300,000 on a campaign designed to negatively portray the Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin. Glenn’s Democratic opponent is Terry McAuliffe. According to the Virginia Public Access Project records, $17,100 was spent on pro-McAuliffe efforts, while slightly more than $280,000 on anti-Youngkin efforts. The Virginia Public Access Project reported that anti-Youngkin spending included digital ads, TV ad buys, and  “media production.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmzrPFWnq-c Formed as a counter to ex-President Donald Trump, The Lincoln Project was formed in 2019 by former Republicans. The group made it to the headlines on Friday…

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Forty-five House Republicans are writing to three secretaries of President Biden’s Cabinet regarding the talks about agencies giving $450,000 to each illegal immigrant who has gone through the splitting practice at the border. Republicans are pressing Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra, and Attorney General Merrick Garland for answers, as reported. Blackburn had something to say about it… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLdMUVJnId0 The Republicans express their “serious concerns” in the letter about allegations that federal agencies are considering paying $450,000 to immigrants who went through the separation process at the border during Trump’s administration. In…

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According to Variety, a crew member alerted the producers of “Rust” about Dave Halls, the first assistant director, who had been sloppy with the safety of the set on a previous film. Halls told the detectives that he neglected to properly inspect a gun before giving it to Alec Baldwin on the set of “Rust.” While practicing, Baldwin fired the gun, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and wounding the movie director. The anonymous crew member spoke about another incident taking place on the “One Way” movie set, where Halls was a first assistant director as well. The automobiles were driven by…

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In just a few days a number of songs called “Let’s Go Brandon” have reached the top of the iTunes charts. According to PopVortex, there was a total number of four anti-Biden rap anthems titled “Let’s Go Brandon” in the iTunes top 10 U.S. music chart as of Thursday. On Monday, there were twice as many Brandon-themed songs in the top ten. On the iTunes Top 10 Music Charts USA, Bryson Gray’s “Let’s Go Brandon” (with Tyson James and Chandler Crump) maintained the first position. Three versions connected to rapper Loza Alexander held the second, fifth, and sixth positions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr_F_XQrukM…

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This week a Court judge of the U.S. District announced a restraining order prohibiting the Biden administration from firing both active-duty military plaintiffs and civilians who started lawsuits over religious exclusions to COVID-19 vaccine mandates. According to a tweet by a well-known lawyer, Jenna Ellis, District of Columbia Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly declared that none of the civilian employee plaintiffs are going to be subjected to discipline during the time the religious exemption is pending. The judge underlined that active-duty military plaintiffs whose religious exemptions were denied would not be disciplined while the appeals were pending.  At one point Biden had…

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Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger has announced he will not seek reeelection next year. He’s well known for being very vocal against former President Donald Trump at times, but he’s stepping away for now. Kinzinger had a 12-year career in the House. He claims there are leaders who won’t lead and no longer seems interested in being one of them. He announced today that this is his time to leave. Following Kinzinger’s announcement was a joke from former President Donald Trump, who harped on it by saying “2 down, 8 to go” in what might be a reference to people leaving…

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Former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo was charged with forcible touching and set to be arrested next week for allegedly groping an aide who worked with him in the Executive Mansion, and if convicted, then he’ll face potential jail for a year, and have to register as a s-x offender. The NY Post’s source reported that someone filed a criminal complaint in the Albany City Court naming Cuomo in the disturbing situation. The complaint said Cuomo forced his hand under a woman’s blouse shirt, ‘for no legitimate purpose’ and then put his hand/s on her ‘intimate body part.” That was followed…

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According to the New Mexico district attorney, Mary Carmack-Altwies, the shooting on Alec Baldwin’s film “Rust” set might end in criminal charges because they haven’t ruled anything out just yet, as reported on CNN. Alec Baldwin, a well-known Hollywood actor, was on the set of a movie in Santa Fe when he mistakenly fired a loaded revolver. Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer, was killed, and Joel Souza, the director, was injured. For the time being, no charges have been filed in relation to the incident. WATCH the news video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13KYjT06_BM Carmack-Altwies said that there had been a significant number…

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The State Department announced that the USA had issued the passport with an “X” gender indication. The move marked a huge milestone for everyone who doesn’t identify themselves as female or male. Individual rights campaigners expect that by 2022, the option will be available to a more significant number of people. The Associated Press spoke with Dana Zzyym (pronounced Zimm), a member of the Colorado inters-x community, about the remarkable event. She stated in her interview that her legal battle with the State Department began in 2015. Zzyym refused to identify as male or female and insisted on the neutral…

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Pentagon official, Colin Kahl issued a warning stating that an Afghanistan terrorist group could attack Western countries within the next six months. During his testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Kahl claimed that US intelligence has information that ISIS-K has enough resources to launch an attack in the coming months. He firmly states they don’t have the capability to do this now, but could develop it over time. As stated on The Wall Street Journal, Kahl stated that ISIS-K could gain enough strength and capability to launch an attack within the next 6 to 12 months. According to the…

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