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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 25, 2020 19:06:12 GMT -8
I wonder if the so called community will report on this story.
A man charged with raping an 11-year-old girl in Maryland was living in the United States illegally, authorities said.
Jonathan Coreas-Salamanca, 20, was arrested along with Ivan Reyes Lopez, 19, earlier this month at the high schools they attended in Montgomery County, Md., WJLA-TV reported. Both men are charged with second-degree rape.
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 26, 2020 5:12:52 GMT -8
F U so called media!
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 26, 2020 5:28:00 GMT -8
The so called community
A Cincinnati city councilwoman could face up to 50 years in prison after being arrested Tuesday on federal corruption charges, authorities say, according to reports.
Shortly after being taken into custody, Tamaya Dennard appeared in court in handcuffs and leg irons to face charges of honest services fraud, bribery and attempted extortion, FOX 19 of Cincinnati reported.
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 26, 2020 8:02:42 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 26, 2020 8:24:09 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 26, 2020 8:26:06 GMT -8
Something the so called media wont report on from last night. Imagine if a GOP Billionaire made the same gaff:
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Post by Fugazi on Feb 26, 2020 11:47:43 GMT -8
A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed a major win to the Trump administration in its fight against “sanctuary” jurisdictions, ruling that it can deny grant money to states that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York overturned a lower court ruling that stopped the administration’s 2017 move to withhold grant money from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, which dispenses over $250 million a year to state and local criminal justice efforts.
“Today’s decision rightfully recognizes the lawful authority of the Attorney General to ensure that Department of Justice grant recipients are not at the same time thwarting federal law enforcement priorities,” a DOJ spokesman said in a statement. “The grant conditions here require states and cities that receive DOJ grants to share information about criminals in custody. The federal government uses this information to enforce national immigration laws--policies supported by successive Democrat and Republican administrations.”
“All Americans will benefit from increased public safety as this Administration is able to implement its lawful immigration and public safety policies,” the statement said.
The latest decision conflicts with rulings from other appeals courts across the country concerning sanctuary policies, indicating a Supreme Court review is ultimately likely.
New York City and liberal states including New York, Washington, Massachusetts and Connecticut sued the government, and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York backed them — ordering the money be released and stopping the government from putting immigration-related conditions on grants.
But the appeals court ruled that it “cannot agree that the federal government must be enjoined from imposing the challenged conditions on the federal grants here at issue.”
“These conditions help the federal government enforce national immigration laws and policies supported by successive Democratic and Republican administrations,” the court ruled. “But more to the authorization point, they ensure that applicants satisfy particular statutory grant requirements imposed by Congress and subject to Attorney General oversight.”
It also disagreed with the district court’s claim that the conditions intrude on powers reserved only to states, noting that in immigration policy the Supreme Court has found that the federal government maintains “broad” and “preeminent” power.
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Feb 26, 2020 13:18:19 GMT -8
A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed a major win to the Trump administration in its fight against “sanctuary” jurisdictions, ruling that it can deny grant money to states that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York overturned a lower court ruling that stopped the administration’s 2017 move to withhold grant money from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, which dispenses over $250 million a year to state and local criminal justice efforts. “Today’s decision rightfully recognizes the lawful authority of the Attorney General to ensure that Department of Justice grant recipients are not at the same time thwarting federal law enforcement priorities,” a DOJ spokesman said in a statement. “The grant conditions here require states and cities that receive DOJ grants to share information about criminals in custody. The federal government uses this information to enforce national immigration laws--policies supported by successive Democrat and Republican administrations.” “All Americans will benefit from increased public safety as this Administration is able to implement its lawful immigration and public safety policies,” the statement said. The latest decision conflicts with rulings from other appeals courts across the country concerning sanctuary policies, indicating a Supreme Court review is ultimately likely. New York City and liberal states including New York, Washington, Massachusetts and Connecticut sued the government, and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York backed them — ordering the money be released and stopping the government from putting immigration-related conditions on grants. But the appeals court ruled that it “cannot agree that the federal government must be enjoined from imposing the challenged conditions on the federal grants here at issue.” “These conditions help the federal government enforce national immigration laws and policies supported by successive Democratic and Republican administrations,” the court ruled. “But more to the authorization point, they ensure that applicants satisfy particular statutory grant requirements imposed by Congress and subject to Attorney General oversight.” It also disagreed with the district court’s claim that the conditions intrude on powers reserved only to states, noting that in immigration policy the Supreme Court has found that the federal government maintains “broad” and “preeminent” power. That is great news! |
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Post by Fugazi on Feb 26, 2020 14:40:24 GMT -8
A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed a major win to the Trump administration in its fight against “sanctuary” jurisdictions, ruling that it can deny grant money to states that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York overturned a lower court ruling that stopped the administration’s 2017 move to withhold grant money from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, which dispenses over $250 million a year to state and local criminal justice efforts. “Today’s decision rightfully recognizes the lawful authority of the Attorney General to ensure that Department of Justice grant recipients are not at the same time thwarting federal law enforcement priorities,” a DOJ spokesman said in a statement. “The grant conditions here require states and cities that receive DOJ grants to share information about criminals in custody. The federal government uses this information to enforce national immigration laws--policies supported by successive Democrat and Republican administrations.” “All Americans will benefit from increased public safety as this Administration is able to implement its lawful immigration and public safety policies,” the statement said. The latest decision conflicts with rulings from other appeals courts across the country concerning sanctuary policies, indicating a Supreme Court review is ultimately likely. New York City and liberal states including New York, Washington, Massachusetts and Connecticut sued the government, and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York backed them — ordering the money be released and stopping the government from putting immigration-related conditions on grants. But the appeals court ruled that it “cannot agree that the federal government must be enjoined from imposing the challenged conditions on the federal grants here at issue.” “These conditions help the federal government enforce national immigration laws and policies supported by successive Democratic and Republican administrations,” the court ruled. “But more to the authorization point, they ensure that applicants satisfy particular statutory grant requirements imposed by Congress and subject to Attorney General oversight.” It also disagreed with the district court’s claim that the conditions intrude on powers reserved only to states, noting that in immigration policy the Supreme Court has found that the federal government maintains “broad” and “preeminent” power. That is great news! He should cut off funding to California first including welfare, road repairs and the train to nowhere. Too many citizens are getting exploited by the convicts and politicians in this state |
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Post by mk391419 on Feb 26, 2020 16:45:31 GMT -8
He should cut off funding to California first including welfare, road repairs and the train to nowhere. Too many citizens are getting exploited by the convicts and politicians in this state The state will find a way to manipulate well-meaning people and get that money another way. Bah bah. When it came out this week about the California Lottery and not giving our schools 36 million dollars, instead of looking at what a scam it is, the sheep are saying our schools aren't funded because of Prop 13. The same people that talk endlessly about our "surplus" as proof the last two governors were excellent. The logic doesn't follow. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2020 12:00:44 GMT -8
He should cut off funding to California first including welfare, road repairs and the train to nowhere. Too many citizens are getting exploited by the convicts and politicians in this state Except none of those are DoJ projects? TRO |
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 27, 2020 13:23:52 GMT -8
The so called media would have you think all mass shooters are white: The man who opened fire at the Molson Coors plant Wednesday, killing five co-workers and himself, had been involved in a long-running dispute with a co-worker that boiled over before he came back with two guns and started shooting, according to law enforcement and brewery sources. Anthony N. Ferrill, 51, had worked as an electrician for more than 20 years, about 17 of them at Molson Coors, according to multiple sources and online employment records.  |
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 27, 2020 14:14:55 GMT -8
We shall see, talk is cheap in DC.
Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., suggested Thursday at the Conservative Political Action Conference that U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation into the origins of the Russia probe will lead to criminal charges.
Collins, who has served as the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee but is leaving the role after announcing a Senate campaign, described at CPAC what he believes will come out of Durham’s probe.
“This is not going to be a Mueller report; there won’t be a report,” Collins told Fox News, noting that Durham and his team have kept very “quiet” about their work. “When he’s ready to charge people, he’ll charge people.”
He added: “And that’s when we’ll know.”
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 27, 2020 14:16:32 GMT -8
EXCLUSIVE: Voters in Florida, Michigan and Colorado are threatening to sue their states after an independent organization discovered that each has counties with unusually high voter registration rates -- in some cases, they found more registered voters than actual people eligible to vote.
The data was compiled by the Honest Elections Project, a new nonprofit organization that blames the seemingly implausible statistics on a failure of states to properly update voter rolls to account for people moving, dying or being incarcerated.
The group examined publicly available registration records and compared it with citizen voting-age data from the U.S. Census Bureau, describing the figures as "suspiciously high."
“All three states have multiple counties where voter registration rates exceed 90 percent, in some cases they exceed 100 percent. In the last election in 2018, the nationwide registration rate according to the U.S. Census Bureau was 66.9 percent. That disparity is a clear sign these states aren’t maintaining accurate voter rolls,” said Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project. Snead was formerly a senior policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
Fox News reached out to each state's secretary of state's office, but none immediately responded.
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Post by Fugazi on Feb 27, 2020 14:59:54 GMT -8
EXCLUSIVE: Voters in Florida, Michigan and Colorado are threatening to sue their states after an independent organization discovered that each has counties with unusually high voter registration rates -- in some cases, they found more registered voters than actual people eligible to vote. The data was compiled by the Honest Elections Project, a new nonprofit organization that blames the seemingly implausible statistics on a failure of states to properly update voter rolls to account for people moving, dying or being incarcerated. The group examined publicly available registration records and compared it with citizen voting-age data from the U.S. Census Bureau, describing the figures as "suspiciously high." “All three states have multiple counties where voter registration rates exceed 90 percent, in some cases they exceed 100 percent. In the last election in 2018, the nationwide registration rate according to the U.S. Census Bureau was 66.9 percent. That disparity is a clear sign these states aren’t maintaining accurate voter rolls,” said Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project. Snead was formerly a senior policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation. Fox News reached out to each state's secretary of state's office, but none immediately responded. Hello, Commiefornia should be investigated too |
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 27, 2020 16:32:18 GMT -8
Yet another in a long line of so called community lawmakers: Catherine Pugh, a former mayor of Baltimore, was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday following her conviction on federal tax evasion and conspiracy charges related to the sale of her “Healthy Holly” books to help fund a political career, the Baltimore Sun reported. Addressing the courtroom, Maryland’s U.S. District Court Judge Deborah K. Chasanow slammed material--including a 13-minute video released Wednesday--that touts Pugh’s past accomplishments and was submitted to the court before sentencing. Chasanow described praising Pugh's past good work as “ironic," as "it was precisely that reputation for good work that allowed her to commit these offenses and continue the fraud for as long as she did," the Baltimore Sun reported. "It is astounding and I have yet frankly to hear any explanation that makes sense. This was not a tiny mistake, lapse of judgment. This became a very large fraud. The nature and circumstances of this offense clearly I think are extremely, extremely serious," the judge said. Pugh was ordered to pay restitution of $400,000 to the University of Maryland Medical System and nearly $12,000 to the Maryland Auto Insurance Fund, which also purchased her books, the Baltimore Sun reported. The former mayor also must forfeit nearly $670,000 and $17,800 in her campaign account. All copies of “Healthy Holly” books in government custody will be destroyed. In the Wednesday video, Pugh apologizes for her crimes. “I messed up. I really messed up,” the former mayor says in the video. “I accept total responsibility. I pled guilty and I’m sorry. I don’t know any other words that could be strong. I am so sorry.” The video also includes biographical details about Pugh, as well as statements from others who defend Pugh’s character. Among them are the late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, who made his remarks at Pugh’s mayoral inauguration. (Cummings died last October at age 68.) Other materials submitted to the court included a poem written by Pugh 15 years ago. In a 2005 self-published collection of poetry, one verse called out elected officials who think “they can play you and even forget ... / A promise they made or a commitment unkept ... / They can disappear at the blink of an eye ... / And all that was said ... considered a lie ...," the Associated Press reported.  |
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 27, 2020 16:42:50 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Feb 28, 2020 9:54:33 GMT -8
Wow now the Dems are threatening the Presidents son?
Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) threatened Donald Trump Jr. on MSNBC, Friday, after Trump Jr. insinuated Democrats want people to get sick from the coronavirus.
As Garamendi spoke about the latest Californian to test positive for the coronavirus, MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson said, “I think it’s coming through the screen you’re angry, you’re obviously visibly emotional about this,” before asking the congressman about Trump Jr. saying Democrats are seemingly hoping the coronavirus, “comes here to kill millions of people so it can end the president’s streak of winning.”
“He shouldn’t be near me when he says that,” Garamendi replied. “There would be a serious altercation.”
“That’s just totally outrageous. I can assure you there’s not a Democrat or Republican in Congress that wants anybody to be sick,” he continued, concluding, “Don Jr. better not get any place close to me. It would not be a healthy situation.”
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Post by danvilleshark on Mar 1, 2020 9:58:36 GMT -8
The so called community
A 54-year-old Uber driver in New York is in a coma following a 5 February fight with several passengers that left him on the pavement.
Five people are wanted in connection with the attack, according to the New York Police Department. Police released surveillance footage that captured part of the beating along with photos of five passengers who were riding in the car at that time.
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Post by Fugazi on Mar 1, 2020 15:19:44 GMT -8
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Post by cjelli on Mar 1, 2020 15:29:18 GMT -8
A billionaire Republican megadonor has purchased a "sizable" stake in Twitter and "plans to push" to oust CEO Jack Dorsey among other changes, according to new reports, raising the prospect of a shocking election-year shakeup of the social media platform that conservatives have long accused of overt left-wing political bias.
Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Corp. has already nominated four directors to Twitter's board, Bloomberg News reported, citing several sources familiar with the arrangement. The outlet noted that unlike other prominent tech CEOs, Dorsey didn't have voting control over Twitter because the company had just one class of stock; and he has long been a target for removal given Twitter's struggling user growth numbers and stock performanc
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Post by danvilleshark on Mar 2, 2020 7:00:28 GMT -8
The so called community
Only into the third month of the new year and more than 50 people have been killed in the Baltimore city area.
The Baltimore Police Department announced Sunday that 19-year-old Graham Blake was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a 26-year-old man on Friday, one of four shootings in Charm City Friday night that left two men dead and four injured.
At least 52 homicides were been reported throughout the city as of March 2, according to a tally by The Baltimore Sun. The major northeastern city in Maryland of more than 600,000 people is one of the most dangerous in America, according to the FBI.
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Post by danvilleshark on Mar 2, 2020 16:38:50 GMT -8
Ha ha ha! Eat your own you POS.
Chris Matthews announces retirement, mutually parts ways with MSNBC
Matthews was due to retire in the near future with the events of the past week playing a factor in the timing of the move, an MSNBC spokesperson said.
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Post by cjelli on Mar 3, 2020 6:34:55 GMT -8
This might be the grossest joke you have ever heard:
A plane crashes in a sea near an uninhabited island. Only the two pilots and the stewardess make it onto the shore. Out of the lack of alternatives, they begin to live as a threesome.
After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and killed the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and buried the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and exhumed the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and buried the stewardess again.
A federal judge Monday granted a request from conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch to have former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sit for a sworn deposition to answer questions about her use of a private email server to conduct government business.
Clinton has argued that she has already answered questions about this and should not have to do so again -- the matter did not result in any charges for the then-presidential candidate in 2016 after a high-profile investigation -- but D.C. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth said in his ruling that her past responses left much to be desired.
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Post by danvilleshark on Mar 3, 2020 7:45:52 GMT -8
This might be the grossest joke you have ever heard:
A plane crashes in a sea near an uninhabited island. Only the two pilots and the stewardess make it onto the shore. Out of the lack of alternatives, they begin to live as a threesome.
After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and killed the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and buried the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and exhumed the stewardess. After a few more days the captain said, "Enough of this perversion", and buried the stewardess again.
A federal judge Monday granted a request from conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch to have former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sit for a sworn deposition to answer questions about her use of a private email server to conduct government business.
Clinton has argued that she has already answered questions about this and should not have to do so again -- the matter did not result in any charges for the then-presidential candidate in 2016 after a high-profile investigation -- but D.C. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth said in his ruling that her past responses left much to be desired.
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Post by danvilleshark on Mar 3, 2020 11:46:31 GMT -8
DENVER– Denver Councilwoman Candi Cdebaca is getting major blowback over a controversial tweet sent on Friday.
Cdebaca quoted a tweet that said, “For the record, if I do get the coronavirus I’m attending every MAGA rally I can.”
Cdebaca responded and quoted the tweet by saying, “#Solidarity Yaaaas!!”.
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Post by mk391419 on Mar 3, 2020 19:09:18 GMT -8
DENVER– Denver Councilwoman Candi Cdebaca is getting major blowback over a controversial tweet sent on Friday. Cdebaca quoted a tweet that said, “For the record, if I do get the coronavirus I’m attending every MAGA rally I can.” Cdebaca responded and quoted the tweet by saying, “#Solidarity Yaaaas!!”. Gross. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Mar 4, 2020 5:07:44 GMT -8
Bye, bye Bernie...and that means bye, bye President Trump. No way he beats Biden; the media will never let that happen. Hide your guns and wallets  |
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Post by cjelli on Mar 4, 2020 6:36:20 GMT -8
Bye, bye Bernie...and that means bye, bye President Trump. No way he beats Biden; the media will never let that happen. Hide your guns and wallets It looks like you're wrong on the first count; as for the other one, the guy just confused his wife and his sister. |
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Post by Fugazi on Mar 4, 2020 9:27:49 GMT -8
Howdious Mike Bloomberg
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