Episode 11 – American Conversations With Vaccine Injured – Interview With Erin Rhodes

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• The Jew who helped free America
  We've all witnessed the recent drama of the pro-Palestinian, anti-Jewish protests on college campuses. A recent discovery at one of the protests speaks volumes about the whole movement. In the tents of the anti-Israel, pro-Hamas protesters at NYU, the police who cleared out their den of dissent uncovered signs that said, "Death to Israel! Death… […]
• Why some Jews side with the Jew-haters
  I doubt that there is any national or religious group that produces the percentage of people who aid those who wish to hurt, let alone kill, that group as do Jews. When one observes Jews who defend those whose raison d'etre is the annihilation of the one Jewish country on Earth, you have to ask:… […]
• RNC steps up to bolster election integrity
  Early voting for the presidential election begins in September, and election integrity needs to be a top priority. Trump leads in polls, but a slim margin can be unfairly overcome by last-minute drop-box ballot dumps or mailed-in ballots not received until after Election Day. Fortunately, the Republican National Committee (RNC), which just wrapped up its… […]
• Oooo! Daily devotions from Momala
  There was another tender moment on TV the other day that you may have missed. Well, that description may be a bit of a stretch. It also bordered on tender and vomitous. Drew Barrymore was drooling all over Kamala Harris on a couch moment of historic significance. We were privileged to discover that Kamala is… […]
• That '70s show: Bidenomics is Carterism on steroids
  Everything that is happening in our fractured nation today seems so worrisomely reminiscent of America's last lost decade – the 1970s. For those who don't remember, the late 1970s under part-time President Gerald Ford and then much worse under President Jimmy Carter was one economic and national security setback after another. The witches' brew of… […]
• Major newspaper drops the hammer on columnist after bizarre Caitlin Clark interactions
  (YAHOO SPORTS) -- The Indianapolis Star has barred sports columnist Gregg Doyel from covering Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever this summer following his exchange with the WNBA rookie in her introductory news conference. The Star confirmed the decision in an email to the Washington Post on Tuesday following a report by journalist and former… […]
• Go pick Cotton, President Trump
  Headlines are now filled with names reported to be on Donald Trump's "shortlist" of possible VP candidates. These individuals, some of whom I know, indeed have serious qualifications and experience and are appropriate to be considered for the No. 2 position in the executive branch of the nation's government. This vetting process is, as they… […]
• Media counter talk of 'outside agitators' in college protests
  You can tell when the PolitiFact website is going to negotiate around the facts. On May 7, its top headline on the homepage asked: "Are 'outside agitators' co-opting campus protests?" This isn't quite the right question. The media have presented these events as "student" protests, so if half the participants aren't college students, how would… […]
• Kristallnacht-ing at the door
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• Consumer confidence?
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