Report: Basic Groceries Cost 21% More Because of Biden-Harris Policies

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Amid reports that Kamala Harris will announce her first policy position on Friday – an attack on “greedy” grocery companies with a plan for price limits – there’s bad news for American consumers about their grocery costs.

Harris’s plan, reported by multiple outlets on Thursday, said her idea is to pursue a “price control” scheme, a tactic that repressive governments often pursue to try to make their economies look better.

It is the Post-Millennial that documented, “Americans are experiencing the consequences of increased grocery prices under the economic policies of the Biden-Harris administration. The cost of food has not been this high since the Carter administration.”

The report said the cost for “basic,” “food at home” products is up 21% since Biden and Harris took over the White House. . .

“Grocery prices have risen significantly under Harris’s time in the White House, despite the White House’s attempts to minimize the impact of recent price increases. Harris was instrumental in the legislative agenda that resulted in this outcome. Her tie-breaking votes in the Senate were instrumental in the passage of trillions of dollars in expenditure, which many economists believe contributed to the inflation crisis, Breitbart News reported.”

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Crowd Leaves Joint Biden-Harris Event Early After VP Hands Off Lectern to Lame-Duck Prez

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Shortly after Vice President Kamala Harris handed over the podium to President Biden on Thursday, dozens of attendees at a joint event simply stood up and left rather than listen to the retiring commander-in-chief.

The rude demonstration was a stark showing of the enthusiasm gap among Democrats revved up by Harris’ sudden elevation as the party’s presidential nominee after Biden dropped out last month — amid reporting that Harris, 59, is seeking to redefine herself to gain distance from the unpopular incumbent.

Adding insult to injury, when Biden, who regularly suffered low attendance at his own election rallies this year, and Harris greeted an overflow room, he was accused by multiple irate protesters of facilitating “genocide” in the Gaza Strip.

Harris, whose own positions on an array of issues have shifted since her 2020 candidacy for the White House, sought to tie herself to Biden’s relatively popular prescription drug policy after she’s drawn implicit distinctions elsewhere.

About 2,300 people showed up to the event at Prince George’s Community College, according to the White House — standing in long, sweltering lines outside in bright sun and near-90-degree heat. (Read more from “Crowd Leaves Joint Biden-Harris Event Early After VP Hands Off Lectern to Lame-Duck Prez” HERE)

Trump Would Improve Education for All Kids, While Harris Holds Them Hostage

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The difference between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in November could not be clearer when it comes to education.

Trump believes parents are the primary decision-makers for their children and supports the money following the child to the school that best meets their needs and aligns with their family’s values.

In a May Truth Social post, President Trump said, “School Choice is the CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE of our time, and parents must have a voice in their child’s education! When I am your President again, I will protect Parental Rights, support Teachers, and expand Educational Freedom for all American Families!” At a June campaign rally in Philadelphia, President Trump said, “I will support universal school choice. It’s such a big thing.” . . .

When teachers unions fought to keep the public schools closed for so long starting in 2020, parents were able to see what was happening in the classroom through “remote learning” and they were not happy about schools focusing more on far-Left indoctrination than education.

We’ve seen more advancement on school choice in the past three years than in the preceding three decades. Twelve states have passed universal school choice — meaning all families are eligible — since 2021. (Read more from “Trump Would Improve Education for All Kids, While Harris Holds Them Hostage” HERE)

‘Scariest Person in the World’ Bill Gates ‘Terrified’ His Mega-Charity Employees: New Book

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Employees who worked at at Bill Gates’ mega-charity claimed they were terrified by the billionaire’s domineering behavior — with one was likening the tech tycoon to France’s King Louis XIV, according to a new book.

Gates, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft who went on to start one of the world’s largest philanthropic endeavors, is said to have lorded over the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation with an intimidating presence that left staffers dreading his “inquisition.”

The charity has been renamed the Gates Foundation following the departure of ex-wife Melinda French Gates, who divorced the software pioneer over his reputed philandering as well as his friendship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

While Bill Gates was perceived by the outside world as a “global statesman,” those who interacted with him professionally saw him as an “absolute monarch,” New York Times journalist Anupreeta Das wrote in her new biography of the billionaire.

“He’s the scariest person in the world to provide a recommendation or briefing to because he scans a page and comes back at you saying something like, ‘what you say in the footnote on page 9 does not match with the footnote on page 28,’” a former employee of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation told Das. (Read more from “‘Scariest Person in the World’ Bill Gates ‘Terrified’ His Mega-Charity Employees: New Book” HERE)

Tim Walz’s Dog Gets Media Interview Before Kamala Harris

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Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz’s dog, Scout, took part in a media interview before Vice President Kamala Harris, the party’s presumptive 2024 presidential nominee.

Harris has yet to formally address the press and define her policies 25 days after receiving President Joe Biden’s endorsement. Despite this, Walz’s dog willingly dished out details from his favorite toy to his strangest habit in a lengthy Vogue piece titled “Scout Walz Is Man’s (And Maybe America’s) Best Friend” released Wednesday.

Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz’s dog, Scout, took part in a media interview before Vice President Kamala Harris, the party’s presumptive 2024 presidential nominee.

Harris has yet to formally address the press and define her policies 25 days after receiving President Joe Biden’s endorsement. Despite this, Walz’s dog willingly dished out details from his favorite toy to his strangest habit in a lengthy Vogue piece titled “Scout Walz Is Man’s (And Maybe America’s) Best Friend” released Wednesday.

The article featured answers straight from the pooch’s mouth. Walz’s dog “told” the outlet that he is a Gemini that loves to play frisbee — “especially when Tim wants to throw it for me.”

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Kamala Harris Dodges Debating Donald Trump in Third Proposed Matchup

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Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday refused to debate former President Donald Trump in a third proposed matchup the former president suggested.

Harris, who refused to answer on August 8 if she accepted Trump’s three debate challenges, has only promised to show up at two events, according to a Harris campaign statement.

Harris agreed to debate Trump September 10 on NBC News and again sometime in October.

Trump offered to debate Harris on September 4 on Fox News, September 10 on NBC News, and September 25 on ABC News.

After Trump debated the then-presumptive Democrat presidential nominee, President Joe Biden, the president dropped out of the race amid an intense pressure campaign from his party.

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Millions of Americans at Risk After Hackers Seize Personal Data

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Millions of Americans are at risk after hackers seized access to their personal data, including their Social Security numbers, according to a new lawsuit filed by one of the victims.

A hacker group known as USDoD posted a database titled “National Public Data” on a dark web forum on April 8th, claiming to contain the personal data of nearly 3 billion individuals, according to an article by Bloomberg Law.

The group set the price at $3.5 million for this treasure trove of information. The scope of this breach, if confirmed, would rival the infamous 2013 Yahoo! hack, which compromised the data of approximately 3 billion users, Bloomberg reported.

The stolen data includes Social Security numbers, full names and addresses dating back decades.

Additionally, it contains details about relatives, some of whom have been deceased for nearly 20 years, one of the victims alleged. National Public Data did not immediately respond to requests for comment, leaving millions of Americans in the dark about the fate of their personal information, according to a complaint filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida. (Read more from “Millions of Americans at Risk After Hackers Seize Personal Data” HERE)

Actor and Joe Rogan Agree: We Need a Strong Leader Like Trump to Deal With ‘A**hole’ World Leaders

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Reagan star and veteran Hollywood actor Dennis Quaid has given his strongest endorsement of former President Donald Trump to date, saying the country needs a strong leader like Trump to deal with hostile enemies abroad.

In an interview Thursday with Joe Rogan, Dennis Quaid gave his assessment of Trump’s first term in the White House.

“The only thing that I liked about Trump was everything that he did,” Quaid said. “I would cringe at so much stuff that he said. But I think his heart was really in the right place, and not only that, we need a really strong leader like that to deal with these assholes that run the other world — there are some bad actors out there.”

“Yeah … yeah … yeah, unquestionably,” Rogan replied, before calling out the mainstream news media for stoking fear that Trump will be a dictator if he returns to office.

“And the wildest thing is that people pretending that if he gets into office, he’s going to become a dictator. As if he wasn’t in office for four years, and was never a dictator. We’re just being gaslit and lied to on a scale that I’ve never seen in my life.”

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Court Unleashes Stunning Ruling That Could Impact Jan. 6 Convictions

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A federal appeals court has unleashed a stunning ruling that could end up impacting the Jan. 6, 2021, convictions of protesters at the U.S. Capitol.

It is the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals that determined that geofence searches are not allowed under the U.S. Constitution. Those are identifications of individuals using GPS or other technology that provides authorities with names and locations of individuals at a particular time.

The case at hand involved robbery, and Judge James C. Ho, a possible candidate under a Trump presidency for the Supreme Court, explained with clarity how the geofence technology isn’t allowed in a ruling that now conflicts with a ruling from another circuit, making a Supreme Court decision more likely.

He said, “Geofence warrants are powerful tools for investigating and deterring crime. The defendants here engaged in a violent robbery – and likely would have gotten away with it, but for this technology. So I fully recognize that our panel decision today will inevitably hamper legitimate law enforcement interests.”

But, he continued, “Hamstringing the government is the whole point of our Constitution. Our Founders recognized that the government will not always be comprised of publicly spirited officers – and that even good faith actors can be overcome by the zealous pursuit of legitimate public interests. ‘If men were angels, no government would be necessary.’ The Federalist No. 51 … ‘If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary.’ But ‘experience has taught mankind the necessity of auxiliary precautions.’ It’s because of ‘human nature’ that it’s ‘necessary to control the abuses of government.'” (Read more from “Court Unleashes Stunning Ruling That Could Impact Jan. 6 Convictions” HERE)

Tim Walz Taught at China’s State-Run Macau Polytechnic University Until at Least 2007

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Tim Walz lectured on international relations at a state-run university in China and made dozens of trips to the Communist country — many of them now under scrutiny a week after he was chosen as the Democratic vice presidential candidate.

US Congressman Jim Banks of Indiana is demanding the Pentagon investigate whether the Minnesota governor complied with foreign travel reporting requirements “for his security clearance during his many trips,” some of which took place while he was a senior ranking member of his state’s Army National Guard.

In a letter to the Pentagon Tuesday, Republican Banks called the situation “an obvious security risk.”

Walz was a visiting fellow at the CCP-sanctioned Macau Polytechnic University until at least 2007, according to public filings and press reports. The school was established in 1981 and subscribes to the vision of China’s Belt and Road Initiative — a massive infrastructure program that is the cornerstone of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s aggressive pursuit of influence overseas.

“We do this in alignment with China’s Belt and Road Initiative,” reads a statement from Marcus Im Sio Kei, the rector of the Macau Polytechnic University, on the school’s website. “We are committed to cultivate talented individuals to serve the country and Macau.” (Read more from “Tim Walz Taught at China’s State-Run Macau Polytechnic University Until at Least 2007” HERE)