CNN political commentator Brad Todd recently schooled network host Kate Bolduan regarding the undisputed fact that the 2020 Census skewed in Democrat-led states' favor. And the result of the unequal treatment, on the whole, is that blue states ended up with more congressional seats than they should have. Most honest...

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A Federal “Judge” ordered the President to re-hire the FTC Democrat. The FTC is another unaccountable agency in the federal government, designed to avoid accountability to the American people. Judges, mostly Democrats, run the country. The Story A federal appeals court has ordered the temporary reinstatement of Rebecca Kelly Slaughter to her position as Federal […] The post Judge Orders Rehiring of FTC Commish in the Unaccountable FTC appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

There are many reasons to consider welcoming a foreign exchange student into your home. Ash Elizabeth, a mom in the United States, loves to highlight these reasons on social media. From the looks of it, welcoming a teenage girl into their home has led to priceless memories and a bond that will last a lifetime! So, while it’s impossible to choose a favorite memory so far, there is one moment that must be high on the list… Imagine for a moment that you’re an exchange student in a new country. There must be so many new things you’d want to try or see. How do you even choose what to do? Luckily for this teen from Germany, her foreign exchange family owned a lawn mower. You know what, I’ll just let you see what her request was in the video below! @ashelizabeth92 The budget is low but the memories are big ♬ Good Time (feat. Møf-Lo & Giin) – STVW & Tatsunoshin It’s unclear exactly what inspired this teen to ride the lawn mower. Because, yes, folks in Germany have them, too. Perhaps she’s never had access to a riding lawn mower in particular. Either way, her reaction is priceless! This German Foreign Exchange Student’s Visit to the United States is Proving to be a Blast On the contrary, the reason this teen freaked out over a McDonald’s straw does have to do with where she lives. In Germany, she doesn’t have easy access to plastic straws. So, her foreign exchange parents got her a surprise… @ashelizabeth92 Her reaction the first time she saw a plastic straw from McDonald’s was hilarious- we knew she would be so excited! ♬ original sound – ashelizabeth92 “Her reaction the first time she saw a plastic straw from McDonald’s was hilarious,” Ash writes in the caption of her post. “We knew she would be so excited!” There’s so much to learn from hosting a foreign exchange student. In fact, a woman who has hosted 23 students shared everything she has learned so far. We can all learn something from her experience, no matter if you plan to be a host family or not! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post “We Asked Our Foreign Exchange Daughter What She Wanted To Do While In America…” appeared first on InspireMore.

Former Wizard staffer and host of Comic Book School, Buddy Scalera joins us to explore the tips for breaking into the comic book business contained in issue 114 of Wizard, share behind the scenes stories CONTINUE READING... The post WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 114 appeared first on The Retro Network.

There’s something darkly funny about liberal journalists insisting any new focus on the Russiagate frenzy of 2017-19 is a “distraction” from their current obsession over Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. One can argue that their entire Russiagate obsession back then was a massive distraction from the actual business of America. Call it The Story That Ate Trump’s Presidency. We counted 2,284 minutes of Russiagate coverage just on the evening newscasts during Trump’s first two years in office. Now that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has reopened the window on their first-term obsession, they’re trying to ignore it. “The Daily” podcast at The New York Times summarized Gabbard’s new mission as “the sudden re-emergence of the Trump-Russia saga and what happens when the heads of the CIA, FBI, and DOJ all turn their attention to the president’s domestic enemies.” That sounds undemocratic and dangerous? These journalists shamelessly pretend that they didn’t collude with their fellow liberals inside government agencies to undermine their domestic enemy Trump at every turn of his presidency. That’s not even mentioning the screws they put to Trump under Biden. New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt, a major promoter of the Russiagate frenzy, came to “fact-check” Gabbard. Perhaps because he’s part of the conspiracy to make Trump look like an illegitimate president, he insisted Obama can’t be blamed for pushing the intelligence agencies to rush forward with  a report on Trump before he took office. Schmidt claimed “there’s nothing in that report, like an email from Obama to his intelligence community saying, ‘I don’t care what the evidence shows, we need to get Donald Trump’ -- that proves or shows or raises even questions about a larger treasonous conspiracy.” Podcast host Michael Barbaro underlined it: “There’s no evidence, it sounds like, of any kind, to suggest a conspiracy.” It was routine for Democrats and cable-news hotheads to accuse Trump of treason, but now it’s ridiculous to throw the charge back in their face.  Why would they try this bizarre no-conspiracy line of argument at this very late date? They were all engaged in an obvious attempt to ruin Trump with the collusion delusion. Back before the first inauguration, The Times turned to Adam Jentleson, a top aide to retiring Senate Democrat leader Harry Reid, who threatened: “There’s not going to be a grace period this time because everybody on our side thinks he’s illegitimate and poses a massive threat.” That was the “Democracy Dies in Darkness” spirit that also moved the “objective” media. Now they struggle to move the goalposts. They no longer say Trump plotted with the Russian government. They pretend that this was all about the fact that the Russian government engaged in election interference. That’s not Trump colluding with foreign enemies. In school, they used to teach that journalism was defined as informing the public about what happened today, and who did it, where it happened, how, and why. But what happened in Russia coverage was the “what has happened” part was routinely shunted aside in favor of prattling endlessly about the doom about to happen next. They talked about the serious crimes Mueller was going to find, or how Trump might fire Mueller, or the man who appointed Mueller, Rod Rosenstein. Collusion with Putin turned out to be a fantasy. Their reality was the constant speculation that Trump was illegitimately elected and would not finish his term. The "news" was political weather, perpetually floating black clouds over Trump's head.