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Wednesday, June 10, 2020

George P. Bush says he’s voting Trump: He ‘is the only thing standing between America and socialism’

George P. Bush, the son of Jeb Bush, says he’s voting for Trump because “he’s the only thing standing between America and socialism.”

Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush says he’s voting for President Trump because “Trump is the only thing standing between America and socialism.”

George P. Bush is the son of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and the nephew of former President George W. Bush, who announced that he’s voting for Democrat Joe Biden.

In a statement to the the Texas Tribune, George P. — whose mother is a Mexican immigrant — said he’s voting for President Trump because he doesn’t want the United States to devolve into a socialist hellhole.

Moreover, Bush said Trump is the only candidate who can revive the U.S. economy,

“Trump is the only thing standing between America and socialism,” George P. Bush said. “Even in a global pandemic where we have had to take unprecedented measures to protect public health, the economy is already returning. It’s clear, America and Texas will continue to be stronger than ever.”

President Trump reacted by thanking Bush. He tweeted: “Thank you, George, great honor!”

The rousing endorsement from the younger Bush came after his uncle, George W. Bush, announced that he plans to vote for Biden. This is not surprising, since...

Forced apologies and public shaming for doctrinal deviation sweep American culture

Chinese Red Guards, mouths masked against flu germs on orders of Chairman Mao, address passing crowds in the Cultural Revolution, Jan. 18th 1967

'It’s a project to force people to adopt a civic religion directly contrary to their knowledge of the world,' says S.T. Karnick, editor of The American Culture web site.

It’s never been more complicated to say “I’m sorry” in the town square.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees learned that after saying he would “never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America.”

Teammate Malcolm Jenkins issued a fiery response. And he was far from alone.

"And it's unfortunate because I considered you a friend,” Jenkins said. “I looked up to you. You're somebody who I had a great deal of respect for. But sometimes you should shut the f--- up.”

Brees didn’t, though.

"I am sorry,” he posted on Instagram. “And I will do better. And I will be part of the solution. And I am your ally. And I know no words will do that justice. "

Even Brittany Brees, the quarterback’s wife, apologized on his behalf.

Later, Drew Brees took President Donald Trump to task after Trump said he shouldn’t have apologized in the first place. The veteran quarterback still received death threats for his comments.

It’s only the latest example of a broadly held, previously uncontroversial opinion that suddenly had to be recanted and publicly atoned for. Consider actor Mario Lopez’s 2019 comments saying a three-year-old child shouldn’t be able to dictate his or her own gender.

The “Saved by the Bell” alum quickly apologized once the...

Arrest George Soros

The Unbelievably Long List Of Organizations Funded Directly by Extreme Leftist George Soros and his Extremist Open Society Institute

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HBO Removes ‘Gone With the Wind’, Erasing First Black Woman to Win an Oscar

HBO has caved to the demands of the mob and removed ‘Gone With the Wind’ from its platform, in the process erasing the first black female Oscar winner Hattie McDaniel.

Another massive victory for the “anti-racists”.

“HBO Max said the 1939 film was “a product of its time” and depicted “ethnic and racial prejudices” that “were wrong then and are wrong today,” reports BBC News.

The controversy centers around a depiction of slave characters who are content to stay with their owners after slavery is abolished (something that did happen and is not historically inaccurate).

The film’s removal takes on an added layer of ludicrousness when you consider that in deleting the movie, HBO has also erased the first black female Oscar winner from history.

“These people are certifiably nuts. The first Black woman to win an Oscar was Hattie McDaniel for Gone With The Wind. Now her work is removed from view in the name of being anti racist?” tweeted Robby Starbuck.

HBO Max said it was “irresponsible” to broadcast Gone With the Wind without “an explanation and a denouncement” of its “racist depictions” and that the film would...

The Boston, Massachusetts, chapter of Black Lives Matter (BLM) is asking that $15 million in American taxpayer money be spent on providing summer jobs to illegal aliens.

In a list of demands posted by the BLM Boston, the organization demands the city spend millions on creating thousands of summer jobs — some of which would be given to 14 to 22-year-old illegal aliens:

We demand that Mayor Marty Walsh cut the police budget by 10% from $414 million to $372 million or less, including cutting at least $40 million from the Police Department’s $60 million overtime budget. Those funds should be reinvested in the needs of Black and Brown communities, including providing housing and jobs to people released from prison.

In addition, we demand that funds are reinvested in youth jobs during a global pandemic and economic crisis. The City should fund $15 million for 5000 summer jobs and 1000 year-round jobs lasting from September to June, including hiring 14-22 year olds, hiring undocumented young people, and providing grants to organizations. Mayor Walsh, CFO Emme Handy, and Director Justin Sterritt: meet with young people immediately to discuss protecting young people this summer!

The demand comes as the Minneapolis City Council has taken its first step in attempting to “dismantle” the city’s police department, according to city officials, in response to the death of George Floyd.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens are added to the U.S. population in addition to about 1.2 million legal immigrants who permanently resettle in the country and another more than one million foreign visa workers who arrive to take American jobs.

The results have stifled upward mobility in wages and employment for, specifically, black Americans. Research in the past has revealed that every ten percent increase in the immigrant share of an occupation reduces the wages of black American men by about five percent.

Likewise, every one percent increase in the immigrant share of an occupation reduces overall American weekly wages by about 0.5 percent, researcher Steven Camarotta has...