Biden White House’s Narrative on Neurologist Visits Just Blew Up in Their Faces

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What is going on with these neurologist visits? Is there something wrong because the palace intrigue has reached absurd new heights, with yet another lie about these trips being exposed by The Associated Press? Since August of 2023, Biden’s physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, met with Dr. Kevin Cannard, a neurologist specializing in Parkinson’s Disease. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tried deflecting, but since she’s terrible at her job, she made things worse. Dr. O’Connor released a letter about this matter, which the White House thought would diffuse the situation. The new narrative was that Cannard’s presence was standard operating procedure.

“Dr. Cannard was the neurological specialist that examined President Biden for each of his annual physicals. His findings have been made public each time I have released the results of the President’s annual physical,” O’Connor wrote. “President Biden has not seen a neurologist outside of his annual physical.”

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Dem Donor Who Funded Election Disinfo, Lawfare is Backing Suit to Silence Election Journalism

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Billionaire and top Democrat donor Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, has been revealed to be funding a lawsuit to silence election reporting. Hoffman is the same Democrat donor who funded a “Russian-style” disinformation campaign in 2017, financially backed E. Jean Carroll’s suspicious lawsuit against Donald Trump, and visited pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s private island.

Hoffman is investing millions in Smartmatic, the electronic tabulator company suing Fox News and Newsmax for defamation following the 2020 election, according to The Washington Post. Hoffman said he intends to help keep the company afloat, as it has been pursuing expensive legal retribution against the outlets for their election reporting.

In a statement to The Washington Post, Hoffman claimed “Smartmatic became a target of the defamatory campaign to overturn [Trump’s] defeat.”

Fox and Newsmax hosted commentators who aired concerns that tabulators were not secure, were vulnerable to voter fraud, and had possibly changed Trump votes to Biden votes. Smartmatic alleges that hosting these discussions constituted defamation. Fox settled a suit with Dominion Voting last year over similar allegations.

But some news reports raised well-founded tabulator concerns. Tabulator software in Antrim County, Michigan glitched in November 2020, counting 6,000 Republican votes as Democrat. (Read more from “Dem Donor Who Funded Election Disinfo, Lawfare is Backing Suit to Silence Election Journalism” HERE)

‘Trump Gon’ Be Our President’: Charlamagne and His Radio Listeners Trash ‘Horrible Candidate’ Biden

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“The Breakfast Club” co-host Charlamagne Tha God and his listeners attacked President Joe Biden on Tuesday for being a poor presidential candidate.

There has been discord within the Democratic Party about Biden’s path forward since his poor debate performance against former President Donald Trump. During a segment of the show dubbed “Get It Off Your Chest,” Charlamagne and back-to-back callers discussed how awful they feel Biden is as a presidential candidate, particularly citing his cognitive capabilities.

“Neither one of them motherf***ers should be president,” a listener named D said, with Charlamagne expressing agreement.

“We’re going to lose. Donald Trump gon’ be our president, bro,” the listener continued.

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Family of Mother Allegedly Raped, Killed by Illegal Alien Accepts Trump’s Invitation to RNC

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The family members of Rachel Morin, a mother of five who was allegedly raped and killed by an illegal migrant, have accepted an invitation by former President Donald Trump to attend the upcoming Republican National Convention.

Morin’s family — which includes her half-sister, her two youngest children, her three brothers, and a slate of other relatives — will all be attending the 2024 Republican National Convention next week in Milwaukee, according to the Baltimore Sun. Morin’s half-sister, Erin Layman, is slated to speak Tuesday night at the event about Rachel and the immigration enforcement policies that relate to her death.

“This is a huge honor because I want to make an impact in Rachel’s name,” Layman said, according to the Baltimore Sun. “I want to give Rachel the proper honor in all of this and for people to know our story and see our family together.”

Morin’s death caught attention last month when her alleged killer was discovered living in the U.S. illegally and arrested.

Morin, a 37-year-old Maryland mother of five, was raped and murdered along a hiking trail in August 2023. Law enforcement authorities in Oklahoma finally nabbed Salvadoran national Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez in June, and charged him for Morin’s death. (Read more from “Family of Mother Allegedly Raped, Killed by Illegal Alien Accepts Trump’s Invitation to RNC” HERE)

Biden Administration Opposes SAVE Act to Block Proof of Citizenship for Voter Registration

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In a controversial move, President Joe Biden has signaled his intention to block the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a piece of legislation that mandates proof of American citizenship for voter registration in federal elections. Introduced by Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) and backed by over 100 House Republicans, the SAVE Act aims to ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote in federal elections.

“Federal law has been interpreted to prohibit states from checking to see if you’re a citizen even though, technically, the law says you must be a citizen,” Roy told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview.

This week, the Biden administration released a statement strongly opposing the SAVE Act, arguing that it is unnecessary and based on false premises.

“This bill would do nothing to safeguard our elections but would make it much harder for all eligible Americans to register to vote and increase the risk that eligible voters are purged from voter rolls,” the statement reads. “The evidence is clear that the current laws to prevent noncitizen voting are working as intended — it is extraordinarily rare for noncitizens to break the law by voting in federal elections.”

Instead, the Biden administration is advocating for the passage of the Freedom to Vote Act, which seeks to restore voting rights to millions of felons who have completed their sentences. Additionally, this bill proposes nationwide mail-in voting and automatic voter registration.

House Democrats are actively working to rally votes against the SAVE Act, putting elected representatives in swing districts in a difficult position just months before the November elections.

‘Rolling Surveillance’: Chinese Self-Driving Cars Mapping America

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As Chinese companies test their autonomous vehicles on American roads, concerns are growing about the vast amounts of data these “rolling surveillance devices” are collecting and the potential national security implications.

Fortune reports that in recent years, Chinese-owned companies have been quietly testing their self-driving cars on American roads, particularly in California. While this may seem like a harmless part of technological advancement, experts are raising alarms about the potential national security risks associated with these vehicles.

Since 2017, self-driving cars owned by Chinese companies have traversed 1.8 million miles in California alone, according to data from the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles. These vehicles, equipped with advanced cameras, sensors, and mapping technology, are capable of collecting massive amounts of data about their surroundings, including detailed video footage and precise geospatial information.

Among the 35 companies approved to test autonomous vehicles in California, seven are wholly or partly China-based. Five of these companies — WeRide, Apollo, AutoX, Pony.ai, and DiDi Research America — were active on California roads last year. Some of these companies also have permission to test in other states like Arizona and Texas. (Read more from “‘Rolling Surveillance’: Chinese Self-Driving Cars Mapping America” HERE)

Teen Dies After Jumping Into Electrified Lake While Celebrating July 4

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A Colorado teen died after he jumped into an electrified lake while celebrating on the 4th of July, according to reports.

Jesse Hamric, 18, dove into the water at Smith Mountain Lake outside Roanoke, Virginia, early Thursday morning, when friends immediately noticed something was wrong.

The friends jumped in after Hamric and felt themselves getting shocked upon entering the water. Despite their own injuries, they were able to pull Hamric out, according to WDBJ.

One of the friends began CPR on Hamric while another called for help.

Rescue crews arrived at around 4 a.m. and rushed Hamric to a hospital, where he later died. His two friends suffered minor injuries. (Read more from “Teen Dies After Jumping Into Electrified Lake While Celebrating July 4” HERE)

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Biden’s Physician Clarifies Parkinson’s Expert Visits to the White House

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In response to growing speculation about President Joe Biden’s health, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s personal physician, explained why Dr. Kevin Cannard, a neurologist specializing in Parkinson’s disease, had visited the White House eight times in the past eight months.

Dr. O’Connor’s letter sought to dispel concerns by outlining Dr. Cannard’s role as a long-serving “Neurology Consultant” for the White House Medical Unit (WHMU), a position he has held since 2012. According to O’Connor, Cannard’s visits were part of regular “Neurology Clinics” hosted at the White House to support active-duty military personnel involved in White House operations.

“Dr. Cannard has been the Neurology Consultant to the White House Medical Unit since 2012. He was chosen for his breadth of experience and expertise across the specialty of Neurology,” O’Connor wrote. He added that Cannard’s extensive background, including a fellowship in Movement Disorders at Emory University and over six years as a general neurologist, made him an invaluable asset to the WHMU.

The letter highlighted Cannard’s clinical skills and numerous teaching awards, emphasizing that his role at the White House Medical Clinic was focused on addressing neurological issues among military personnel. “Many military personnel experience neurological issues related to their service, and Dr. Cannard regularly visits the WHMU as part of this General Neurology practice,” O’Connor noted.

This clarification follows the release of White House visitor logs showing Cannard’s eight visits between July 2023 and March 2024. The revelation sparked questions during a press briefing, with reporters pressing White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on the nature of these visits. Jean-Pierre confirmed that Biden had seen a neurologist three times during his presidency, as part of his routine annual physicals.

“As I have written in each of the President’s medical reports, as part of the President’s annual physical, he sees a team of specialists that have included Optometry, Dentistry, Orthopedics (Foot and Ankle), Orthopedics (Spine), Physical Therapy, Neurology, Sleep Medicine, Cardiology, Radiology, and Dermatology,” O’Connor explained. “Dr. Cannard was the neurological specialist that examined President Biden for each of his annual physicals. His findings have been made public each time I have released the results of the President’s annual physical. President Biden has not seen a neurologist outside of his annual physical.”

O’Connor’s comments come amidst increased scrutiny of Biden’s health, especially following his performance at the recent presidential debate against former President Donald Trump. Questions about Biden’s ability to serve another term have been raised by various Democrats, donors, and voters, further intensifying the spotlight on his medical history.

Adding to the controversy, O’Connor has been requested to appear before the House Oversight Committee for a “transcribed interview” regarding concerns that his medical assessments of Biden might have been influenced by his private business connections with the Biden family.

Trump Predicts Biden Will Remain His Opponent Because of His ‘Ego’

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President Joe Biden will likely remain the presumptive 2024 Democratic nominee because he has an “ego,” former President Donald Trump said.

“It looks to me like he may very well stay in,” Trump told Fox News on Monday. “He’s got an ego and he doesn’t want to quit.”

“I think Jill would like to see him stay,” he said of first lady Jill Biden. “I noticed she really seems to be having a good time and I’m hearing that Hunter is calling the shots. So this isn’t necessarily a very positive thing for our country. But I think he, you know, might very well stay in.”

First son Hunter Biden was at the White House last week and was present as his father, the president, prepared to deliver an address on the Supreme Court‘s immunity decision.

Democrats have publicly pressured Joe Biden to reconsider his reelection campaign after last month’s opening debate against Trump, during which he lost his train of thought and appeared with his mouth agape. (Read more from “Trump Predicts Biden Will Remain His Opponent Because of His ‘Ego’” HERE)

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Activist Judge Blocks Law Protecting Minors From Filth Online

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Last week, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Young temporarily blocked enforcement of a new Indiana law requiring porn sites to implement age verification services.

Young, who has a history of activism from the bench, ruled that the law was “likely unconstitutional” after a lawsuit was brought against the Indiana attorney general by the Free Speech Coalition and several pornography lobbyists. Though several courts have already given the green light to similar regulations — and the Supreme Court has declined to block them — Indiana must now wait for a full review of Senate Enrolled Act 17 by a higher court.

If an adult website consists of more than one-third “material harmful to minors,” or pornography, the bill requires them to institute an age verification method such as a “mobile credential,” or scan of a driver’s license or other form of ID; an “independent third party age verification service” that compares identifying information entered by the individual with a commercial database; or any other commercially reasonable method that “relies on public or private transactional data,” such as what can be provided by a credit card.

In his order granting the preliminary injunction, Young parrots the argument of the Free Speech Coalition, that pornography access is a fundamental right protected by the First Amendment. As a result, he says, laws regulating its distribution must pass “strict scrutiny” or be the “least restrictive means” of accomplishing a compelling government interest.

However, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court has already ruled on an equivalent Texas law that, based on the precedent set in Ginsberg v. New York (1968), the distribution of obscene or sexually explicit materials to minors is subject to the much lower standard of rational-basis review. The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal of this decision but declined to block enforcement of the Texas law in the interim. (Read more from “Activist Judge Blocks Law Protecting Minors From Filth Online” HERE)

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