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Exclusive – Dennis Miller: The Found Generation (Breitbart)
“I’ll have an absinthe, hold the sweet fennel as I’m right on the brink of Ketosis,” said 24-year old Earnest Hemingway to Jules Valar, his server-person-human who was currently transitioning gender-wise and also from back of house to front of house.
Jules/Julie scribbled the order onto zie/hir/Two Spirit hemp Beaver Brand memo pad, making a mental note to purchase a less incendiary notebook when the next EBT card arrived.
Valar (sorry, less familiar but easier on this writer) enjoyed the position at the recently rechristened “Cafe Au Lait” on Rue St. Rue the Day. Until a month ago known as “Café Olé,” it was then forced to rebrand after charges of cultural appropriation. [Read More]
Ex-Democratic National Committee head Debbie Wasserman Schultz said she intervened in a Pakistani land deal involving her then–IT aide Imran Awan, according to two House employees. The dispute came after Awan’s father was charged with fraud in relation to the deal, and the mysterious exertion of political influence resulted in Pakistani authorities instead targeting the elderly alleged victims, according to a local report.
And when a House Office of Inspector General cybersecurity investigation found that Awan made “unauthorized access” to House servers, including the House Democratic Caucus’ shortly before the election, Wasserman Schultz became “frantic, not normal,” “making the rounds” to House officials in an attempt to kill the investigation, one House employee told The Daily Caller News Foundation. [Read More]
The Obama-era program that won’t go away (Washington Times)
Did you recently request an Uber? Order something on Amazon? Purchase a coffee using a credit card?
If the answer to any of those questions is “yes,” then you just benefited from payment processors.
Payment processors are the underappreciated, critical and essential backbone of the American economy. They act as the middlemen and merchants of all credit card transactions in the American economy. When Visa, MasterCard or American Express want to do business, they typically go through payment processors such as Stripe, PayPal, Square or Due. They act as the proverbial middlemen. [Read More]
Sen. Bob Corker defies Trump and unveils bill to check his ability to impose tariffs (CNBC)
Sen. Bob Corker unveiled legislation Wednesday to check President Donald Trump‘s ability to impose tariffs despite personal objections from the president.
Corker’s bill, co-sponsored by five other Republican and four Democratic senators, would require congressional approval for tariffs levied for national security reasons. The Trump administration used a national security justification when putting steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from key U.S. allies, prompting fears about a trade war and deteriorating relations with foreign countries. [Read More]
Country Time to Cover Kids’ ‘Illegal’ Lemonade Stands (US News)
Stories of local authorities shutting down or fining childrens’ lemonade stands for improper permitting and operating without business licenses have grabbed headlines across the nation in recent years. Such was the case over Memorial Day weekend when Denver authorities forced a group of kids to close shop after vendors at a nearby arts festival reportedly called the police to complain. Without a temporary vending permit in line with the city ordinance, the three brothers, ages 2 to 6, had no choice but to close. [Read More]
MSNBC star Joy Reid physically threatened a senior colleague, accused a Republican politician of being gay on air and often referred to her hateful blog during a short-lived stint as a radio show co-host more than a decade ago, former superiors at the station told Fox News.
One described the host of MSNBC’s “AM Joy” as having been an “evil woman” in those days.
Reid has recently come under fire for old blog posts in which she made homophobic and anti-Semitic remarks, encouraged people to check out a 9/11 conspiracy-theory documentary that claims the U.S. government carried out the attacks, and shared an image of U.S. Sen. John McCain’s head PhotoShopped onto the body of the 2007 Virginia Tech gunman. [Read More]
Rich Madaleno, a Democratic candidate for governor in Maryland, just declared war on what he believes is President Donald Trump and the GOP’s brand of conservatism by kissing his husband in a political ad.
According to the LGBTQ Victory Fund, the advertisement, which first aired during Fox & Friends in the Washington, D.C. area, made history as the first campaign ad to feature a homosexual kiss. [Read More]
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