The law is not a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade but seeks to harness the power of existing medical institutions to stop dangerous abortionists.
Source: A Supreme Court abortion decision is expected any day. Here’s what could happen.
British police treating deadly mass stabbing as a terror attack
A mass stabbing that killed three and injured others at a suburban London park is being treated as a terrorist attack, British police announced Sunday.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon, Britain’s national coordinator for counterterrorism policing, has determined the Saturday night attack in the town of Reading was a terrorist incident, and Thames Valley Police are turning over the case to counterterrorism investigators, officials said.
A 25-year-old man arrested at the scene is believed to be the lone perpetrator, police said. The suspect is a Libyan national who sought asylum in Britain, according to multiple reports in British media.
In The News
Usually do this on a Saturday on occasion, but here it is on a Monday.
Trump holds first rally since shutdown. He seemed off a little bit to me but still great to see the gathering.
MSNBC Host Joe Scarborough: Pro-Life Christians “Sold Their Souls” to Support President Trump Amazing how non believers never get it.
As Black Lives Matter efforts persist, prominent black voices push back on anti-police politics.
Stanford prof: Median infection fatality rate of coronavirus for those under 70 is just 0.04%
Biggest news item to me is just the fact that with increase testing of covid-19 the general alarm has been sounded to expect a new wave of the virus. The more testing, the smaller the mortality rate.
Finally what is going on with the left? They really are depending on Biden? Their platform of socialism will really sell to Middle Americans?
Dr. Birx tells on a conference call to the faith community that churches spread covid more than any other place. Really? Ever heard of a nursing home? New York City? How about protesters? This is to prevent unity in the faith community. Churches has the least cases of any group bar none!!!!!
If your really follow the news, you know they (MSM) know nothing of what they say.
Stay happy Patriots!!
Scandals involving Democrats in two races could damage party’s chances of taking the Senate
Two Democratic Senate candidates, Chris Janicek in Nebraska and former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, are engulfed in controversy.
Scandals weakening two Democratic Senate candidates have dimmed the party’s hopes of regaining control of the Senate in the November elections.
Chris Janicek, the Democratic nominee running against Nebraska Republican Sen. Ben Sasse, is involved in a text message scandal that has resulted in calls from state Democrats for him to withdraw from the race.
“Do you think the campaign should spend some money on getting her laid?” Janicek reportedly wrote in a group text, which referred to one of his campaign staffers. “It will probably take three guys.”
A story from the New York Times quotes part of the woman’s response to Janicek’s comments. To date, she has chosen to remain anonymous.
“As a woman who stands up and beside other women, I can’t just pretend this didn’t happen,” she said. “I cannot support your campaign after what you said. I have integrity, morals and values but, most of all I have self respect for myself and fellow women.”
The Nebraska Democratic Party announced that it has withdrawn its support for Janicek’s campaign.
“Our party will not extend resources or any type of support to any candidate that violates our code of conduct and doesn’t treat men and women with the dignity and respect they deserve,” said Jane Kleeb, the party’s chair, in a statement.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is also caught up in a scandal leading up to the June 30 primary to decide who will face Colorado Republican Sen. Cory Gardner.
Republicans now have a 53-45 Senate majority, with the two other senators Independents who caucus with the Democrats.
The Democratic Party would have to gain at least three seats in November to take control of the upper chamber. So every potential win is critical, particularly Colorado, where Democrats had targeted a vulnerable Gardner for defeat.
Democrats will have a more difficult time stopping Sasse from winning a second term. Despite him occasionally being critical of President Trump, the president has already endorsed Sasse — a bona fide conservative whose race the Cook Political Report rates “Solid Republican.”
Story from Just The News
AG Barr says “developments” in Durham investigation may arrive before end of summer
The attorney general also warned that mail-in voting is ripe for fraud.
Source: AG Barr says “developments” in Durham investigation may arrive before end of summer
Cowardly whites, courageous blacks and a corrupt judiciary – WND
Exclusive: Larry Klayman spotlights Trump-appointed judge over ‘sad and despicable abdication’
Source: Cowardly whites, courageous blacks and a corrupt judiciary – WND
Happy Father’s Day
To all the Dad’s who struggle and worry about your kids. To all the long hours and stress. We all know it’s worth it. Blessings to all.
Welcome to America’s Cultural Revolution
We’re in the dawn of a high-tech, bloodless cultural revolution, one that relies on intimidation, public shaming, and economic ruin to dictate what words and ideas are permissible in the public square.
“Words are violence” has always been an illiberal notion meant to stifle speech and open discourse. Popularized by a generation of coddled and brittle college students, it now guides policy on editorial pages at newspapers such as The Philadelphia Inquirer, The New York Times, and most major news outlets.
The Times can claim that a harsh tone and a small factual error in Sen. Tom Cotton’s recent op-ed was the reason the entire paper had a meltdown, but the staffers who revolted initially claimed that Cotton’s argument for bringing the National Guard into cities put black lives in “danger.”
None of the Times’ editors, all of whom are apparently comfortable with running fabulist histories or odes to communist tyrannies, pushed back against the caustic notion that engaging in debate was an act of violence. They bowed to the internal mob and pleaded for forgiveness. Taken in part from a Commentary by David Harsanyi—The Daily Signal
It’s a Spirit
So my wife and I decided we would drive up to St. Augustine for a couple of days next week. Decided we better make sure all the attractions were open for business. Most were, but the one main thing we wanted to do was take an open air trolley to experience the downtown district. It’s open, but you have to wear a MASK. Are you kidding me? No way I give my hard earned money to a bunch of fear mongers. When something happens and it make no sense, such as wearing a mask in the open air, it’s a spirit. We are eat up with fear today. I am so glad I am old. I lived my life, I didn’t walk around waiting to be scared or triggered. God help this soy-boy nation raised with participation trophies.
I was raised barefoot walking in a barnyard, riding barefoot in the back of a truck, drinking from a garden hose, not wearing a seat belt in a car. I survived but not sure about the soy-boys. Civilization might end in the near future, at least one you would want to live in.
(Cut the song) Born Free as free as……
George Floyd’s Brother ask U.N. to intervene and help “black people in America”
Well, well, well, the U.N. whose U.N. council looks like a meeting from an old gangster movie, is being asked to judge America. The council has such bastion’s of freedom as Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Qatar, Afghanistan, among other notable Nations of freedom. The panel held an “urgent meeting” Wednesday in Geneva on the subject of “police brutality” and “systematic racism” in the United States. No I’m not kidding. Like the pot calling the kettle black..
I can’t write anymore on this. Alternate Universe?
Christian Conservative Coalition 