FDA Vaccine Advisor Calls For COVID Victims To Sue Trump Admin

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Dr. Paul Offit, a member of a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) vaccine committee, called Sunday for families of pregnant women with COVID who “suffer severely or die” to sue the federal government based on lack of the vaccine.

Offit, who sits on the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC), made the comments after criticizing Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for instructing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to stop recommending the COVID-19 vaccine for pregnant women and children.

“What you’d like to see is you would like to see what is inevitable happening, which is that a pregnant person gets COVID, suffers severely or dies and then there’s a lawsuit against the federal government,” Offit said Sunday in a YouTube video.

“‘I couldn’t get this, I couldn’t afford the vaccine and I couldn’t pay for it and my insurance company wouldn’t pay for it, and my doctor was scared to give it and now, you know, I’ve suffered,’” Offit continued, pantomiming a pregnant woman suffering from COVID.

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SCOTUS Sides With Nuns Fighting New York Mandate That Made Them Pay For Abortions

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The Supreme Court ruled in favor of nuns fighting against New York’s abortion mandate that forced religious organizations to pay for employee abortions.

The Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic organization that serves the elderly, fought the state on its abortion mandate that violates religious liberties for years, but multiple New York courts have ruled in favor of the abortion mandate.

New York mandated in 2017 that employers pay for “not just abortifacients, but even surgical abortions” as part of employee health care. The state had indicated that it would protect religious groups, but “narrowed the exemption to protect only religious entities that primarily employ and serve people of their own faith,” according to Becket Religious Liberty for All. The only religious exemption was for “religious groups that primarily teach religion and primarily serve and hire those who share their faith,” a Becket press release said.

In response Catholic nuns led a group of religious groups spanning different denominations who banded together to push back against the state forcing Christians to provide insurance plans that pay for killing babies as “health care.”

The mandate “violat[ed] their deepest religious convictions about the sanctity of life,” according to Becket. “New York wants to browbeat nuns into paying for abortions for the great crime of serving all those in need,” said Eric Baxter, vice president and senior counsel of Becket. (Read more from “SCOTUS Sides With Nuns Fighting New York Mandate That Made Them Pay For Abortions” HERE)

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Poll: Majority of Voters Support Trump on Immigration, More Than Before LA Riots

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Fifty-one percent of Americans approve of Trump’s immigration and border security policies, according to an NBC poll. This number is up 2 percent from a similar poll taken in April before the LA riots began.

As always, NBC chose to focus on the negative with the headline “Americans disapprove of Trump’s performance,” although his current 45 percent overall approval rating is higher than Biden’s 42 percent and Trump’s 41 percent in his first term. In lockstep with one another, left-wing outlets continue trying to turn the American people against many of the policies they voted for, including DOGE cuts, important provisions in the “big, beautiful bill,” and an America-first economy.

NBC said it conducted the poll during the L.A. riots as President Trump deployed the National Guard. (Read more from “Poll: Majority of Voters Support Trump on Immigration, More Than Before LA Riots” HERE)

Former White House Press Secretary Shreds Media for ‘Disgusting’ Coverage of Military Parade

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Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer condemned the media on Monday for its coverage of the Army’s 250th anniversary parade on Saturday.

Legacy media outlets labeled the celebration “[President Donald] Trump’s Military Parade,” while also covering anti-Trump “No Kings” protests that took place the same day across the country. Spicer, on “The Morning Meeting,” said referring to the event as “Trump’s parade” was “disgusting” and suggested media coverage disrespected the Army.

“The Army and the Navy were founded before the country, right? So, my point is that this year we will careen into the 250th anniversary of the country. How do they handle that? The idea that most of these people called it Trump’s parade is disgusting,” Spicer said. “CNN didn’t bother to air the end of that beautiful celebration the other night … It was moving and patriotic. And the idea that they chose to cover rallies called ‘No Kings,’ I mean, it was embarrassing for the media how this was covered.”

“The United States Army alone has lost over a million Americans in the service of this country to give people the freedom to go do stupid crap like they did this weekend,” he continued. “And the idea that for one day, which also happened to be Flag Day, that you can’t just stop and recognize that service is pathetic … I’ve put up with a lot of stuff, you know, flag burning and things over the years … but at some point, if you don’t want to be in this country, then leave. Get out. But there are people that have fought and died for the freedom that give us the ability to have this platform, to allow you to protest.” . . .

“If you want to go around and make fun of the president of the United States on a day — any day — go … You can do anything you want,” he said. “Just pay a little respect to the people who actually serve this country. And I found it pathetic.” (Read more from “Former White House Press Secretary Shreds Media for ‘Disgusting’ Coverage of Military Parade” HERE)

Trump Enjoys Majority Support From Black and Hispanic Voters

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Despite billions of corporate media dollars over ten years that have been weaponized to undermine President Trump’s standing with racial minorities, the latest Rasmussen polling shows Trump with majority support from both black and Hispanic voters.

Over the five polling days between June 8-12, Rasmussen surveyed 1,772 likely voters and found that Trump enjoys an overall 53 percent job approval rating. This includes 54 percent approval from black voters and 53 percent support from Hispanic voters. White voters come in at 53 percent. I don’t think I ever remember a Republican president enjoying a higher job approval rating from black voters compared to white voters.

A total of 59 percent of men approve of the job Trump is doing, compared to 49 percent of women.

What must be especially demoralizing about these polling results for Democrats is that it was during this same time (June 9-12) that the corporate media launched a jihad against Trump for deporting illegal immigrants out of Los Angeles. The media and Democrats even attempted to blame the two-term president for the violent, left-wing riots in Los Angeles that were encouraged by elected Democrats and only brought under control when Trump sent in the U.S. Marines after federalizing the National Guard.

These poll results should not surprise any Normal Person. The people who suffer the most harm from illegal immigration are the poor, and a disproportionate number of black and Hispanic people are among the poor and working class. It is in their neighborhoods where too many of these illegals live, which means more drugs, gang crime, lower wages, and higher housing prices. (Read more from “Trump Enjoys Majority Support From Black and Hispanic Voters” HERE)

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Tim Walz Refuses to Apologize for Calling Federal Agents Nazis

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the almost-Vice-President of the United States of America, repeatedly refused during a Thursday congressional hearing to apologize for comparing ICE agents to the Gestapo.

“Donald Trump’s modern-day Gestapo is scooping folks up off the streets,” Waltz said in a commencement speech at the University of Minnesota’s law school last month. “They’re in unmarked vans, wearing masks, being shipped off to foreign torture dungeons.”

On Thursday, Walz testified in a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing alongside Governors Kathy Hochul of New York and J.B. Pritzker of Illinois. Lawmakers grilled the governors about cases of violent criminal illegal aliens allowed to “roam free” in their states. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn, highlighted how Walz signed several omnibus bills into law in 2023, granting illegal aliens “free healthcare, free college, and driver’s licenses.”

Multiple lawmakers specifically pressed Walz on his commencement speech remarks.

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., asked Walz a series of yes-or-no questions about the Holocaust and the historical German Gestapo, including whether Walz knew that they “committed genocide against the Jews.” (Read more from “Tim Walz Refuses to Apologize for Calling Federal Agents Nazis” HERE)

Trump: Iran Ignored 60-Day Deadline to Make Deal

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President Donald Trump said Friday that Iranian officials ignored the 60-day window he gave them to make a deal on Iran’s nuclear program.

Trump’s statement came in a Truth Social post following Israel’s strikes on Iran early Friday morning.

“Two months ago I gave Iran a 60 day ultimatum to ‘make a deal.’ They should have done it! Today is day 61,” Trump wrote. “I told them what to do, but they just couldn’t get there. Now they have, perhaps, a second chance!”

Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have not wavered in their position that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

Trump also noted Friday that he provided Iran with ample opportunities to make a deal.

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GOP State Rep. Arrested on Child Pornography Charges Linked to Account ‘JOEBIDENNNN69’

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Federal prosecutors are pressing charges against a South Carolina Republican lawmaker following a months-long investigation into heinous pornography allegedly depicting children as young as toddlers.

Republican state House Representative Robert John “R.J.” May has been charged with a 10-count indictment for allegedly distributing child sexual abuse material. He was arrested on Wednesday after months of speculation surrounding the search of a house belonging to May in August 2024 by Homeland Security officers. . .

According to the State, Homeland Security Investigations officials seized from May’s home a laptop, a tablet, four cell phones, four hard drives, four SD cards, two DVD-Rs, and 19 thumb drives. The search was executed after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children was tipped off by a social messaging app called Kik, which had flagged several graphic child pornography videos linked to the username “joebidennnn69.”

This account was connected to May’s home IP address and mobile device, where investigators “found at least 10 videos depicting child sexual abuse that were shared from the account,” according to a DOJ press release. Federal prosecutors alleged that May used several different usernames “to exchange 220 obscene files containing extremely graphic footage of children and toddlers engaged in sex acts on the messaging app Kik over five days last spring,” the New York Post reported.

The Associated Press reported that May’s defense lawyer suggested that “someone could have used the Wi-Fi password that was shown on a board behind a photo May’s wife may have posted online.” Prosecutors have demanded that May not be given bail because he lives at home with his wife and two children, who are allegedly close to the same age as the children in the case. (Read more from “GOP State Rep. Arrested on Child Pornography Charges Linked to Account ‘JOEBIDENNNN69’” HERE)

California Launches Investigation of Insurance Company for Abusing Fire Victims

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California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara launched an official investigation into State Farm for abusive practices against policyholders in the wake of the Palisades Fire and the Eaton Fire in January.

As Breitbart News has reported, State Farm dropped many of its customers in fire-prone zones in the months — even days — before the fires, acting partly in response to California’s refusal, at the time, to let insurance companies raise premiums in response to growing future risks.

Yet many policyholders who were lucky enough to retain their policies found that State Farm was indifferent at best and abusive at worst when it came to fulfilling its obligations to help them rebuild.

Policyholders whose homes burnt down completely complained of being forced to itemize every single lost possession to receive 100% of their coverage for destroyed property. Many also received lowball offers of compensation from the company, apparently designed to encourage cash-strapped residents to settle for less than they were entitled to receive. And State Farm became notorious for reassigning insurance adjusters, meaning that policyholders often had to work with three or four, starting over with each new adjuster assigned to them.

Critics said that State Farm was trying to spread its losses out over multiple quarters. Local resident Joy Chen of Altadena, who organized protests against the company, alleged that adjusters’ initial estimates of damage were being revised downward by the company’s head office as part of a deliberate strategy. (Read more from “California Launches Investigation of Insurance Company for Abusing Fire Victims” HERE)

Holdout GOP Senators Flip on Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ as Deal Nears Deadline

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After weeks of hesitation and political posturing, the holdout GOP senators have finally had their wake-up call on President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” Despite strongly opposing Trump’s tax bill, several senators are now rallying behind the legislation the president promises will deliver real results, anything from strengthening the U.S. economy to securing the southern border and putting America first.

Reports indicate that some fiscally conservative senators who initially opposed Trump’s major tax cut bill are warming up. If this shift continues, the bill stands a good chance of passing by month’s end. Earlier, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) noted that the bill was facing major revisions, which could make it difficult to clear the House again before the July 4 deadline. This comes as several Republicans threaten to block the bill unless Thune agrees to deeper spending cuts to offset the significant rise in the national debt.

But the tide has turned.

For instance, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) appears to be softening his position on Trump’s bill.

“We all want to see President Trump succeed,” Johnson said this week. “Everybody is trying to help. That’s why, if I seem to have been striking a more hopeful tone, it’s because I am more hopeful.” (Read more from “Holdout GOP Senators Flip on Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ as Deal Nears Deadline” HERE)