Many people believe the Los Angeles mayoral election is being stolen. They’re wrong. It was stolen months ago; perhaps years ago. There was a mayoral election in L.A. on June 2. The initial results showed that the top two finishers were going to be Karen Bass, the current mayor of L.A., who literally trained in Cuba as a revolutionary — and she was the moderate Democrat in that particular race — and Spencer Pratt, a former reality TV star who ran as an independent Republican and had been running an extremely viral online campaign. The third person was Nithya Raman, who’s on the L.A. City Council and is a complete psychotic leftist. When the initial results came in on June 2, it looked as though Spencer Pratt and Karen Bass were going to be the people to win; the very early results on election night showed that Pratt was up some 25,000 votes on Raman, and Bass was up another 30,000 votes on Pratt. And then, as the election results came in by June 4-5, Spencer Pratt’s votes had flatlined, and there was a fairly significant increase in votes for Nithya Raman. By June 6, the mayoral counts started to shift radically in favor of Nithya Rama. One of the things that’s fascinating here is that you can see that the lines for Karen Bass and Nithya Raman started elevating at the same rate between June 4-6 and they flatlined completely for Spencer Pratt, which means virtually all of the early votes that were cast on the Raman v. Pratt side were cast in favor of Pratt — or at least heavily biased for Pratt — and all the late-breaking votes, meaning the mail-in ballots, were heavily biased toward Nithya Raman. This was not a glitch. It is the blueprint. I know a lot of people right now are very upset that the initial results looked more Republican and conservative, and then, as more results came in, the graphs shifted toward Democrats. We saw this in 2020, most obviously, when the early results seemed to show President Donald Trump in the lead, and everybody had been talking about the fact that mail-in ballots, which in many cases were counted after the actual day of the election, would shift toward blue because Democrats were voting significantly by mail. When I say the election was stolen months ago, I mean that state regulations benefit ballot harvesting. I think the way people generally think of stolen elections is wrong. I don’t think you have a bunch of people sitting there falsifying ballots, or a ballot tabulator picking up an empty ballot, filling in a fake name or ID number, and then writing in the ballot. I don’t think that’s what’s actually happening here. What’s actually happening is widespread voter registration and then ballot harvesting. According to California state regulations, first-time voters can vote using — I’m not making this up — a commercial credit card or a health club ID. So that LA Fitness ID that somebody got five years ago, never used, can be used to register to vote. The law in California explicitly says that any doubt must be liberally construed to allow a person to cast a regular ballot, with zero real verification. When you combine legal ballot harvesting with the total collapse of voter ID, you end up with some pretty shady election practices. And this is why I think people were shocked. Nithya Raman gave a speech on the night of the election, crying. It looked as though she had basically conceded the race. And now it turns out she will probably be in the runoff against Karen Bass. Spencer Pratt reacted to this by writing, “A net swing of more than 43,000 votes since Tuesday …  43,000. Where have I seen that number before? Probably nothing.” That 43,000 is a reference to the fact that the city of L.A. currently has approximately 43,695 homeless people, including people in temporary shelters. That means ballot harvesters will go to homeless shelters and ask people if they wish to vote, and then, in some cases, they’ll help them mark the ballot, or they’ll stand over them while they mark it. And then they will take those ballots to a drop box and drop them off. According to California’s Vote 411, you can cast a valid vote by mail as long as your ballot is postmarked or dropped off in a drop box on Election Day. In 2021, California law mandated that every active voter in the state receive a mail-in ballot. What you’ve seen since 2016 is not only a radical increase in voter turnout in California, but also a radical increase in mail-in balloting. In the 2024 election cycle, 80% of all Californians voted by mail. Seventy-two percent of L.A. County voted by mail. Voter turnout in 2024 was 62.1%. That is the second-highest turnout in California state history. That is more raw votes cast than in 2008, when Barack Obama was on the ballot, and you got this sort of historic voter turnout. In 2020, which, of course, is a wild outlier election because of Covid, 87% of all Californians voted by mail. Seventy-eight percent of L.A. County voted by mail. Voter turnout was almost 70%, the highest in California’s modern history. If you wonder, one reason President Trump has talked so much about the stolen 2020 election — although I think the evidence is scanty that there was voter fraud sufficient to overcome the burden of proof — is that 24 states and Washington, D.C., allowed a voter to designate any person to drop off their completed ballot. Ballot harvesters go to the houses of the people whom they know are registered Democrats. They knock on the door and say, “Give me your ballot. I want to make sure that it gets in on time.” Some states, such as California, allow designated persons to return an unlimited number of ballots. Other states cap the quantity to prevent large-scale operations. Colorado, for example, caps at 10 ballots per person. But in California, you can go pick up 100 ballots. You’re a Democratic state representative, a party worker. You go out, and you pick up 500 ballots from addresses that you know are registered Democrats, boosting your voter turnout. That’s why President Trump is skeptical about the 2020 election: the combination of mail-in voting and ballot harvesting meant that two-thirds of Americans turned out to vote. If you’re wondering why people are suspicious of our elections, this is the reason.

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News ignyte awards Here Are the 2026 Ignyte Awards Finalists Congratulations to all those nominated! By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on June 8, 2026 Comment 0 Share New Share We now have the finalists for the 2026 Ignyte awards. The winners in each category will be decided by public vote, and you can vote here! Voting closes on August 16, 2026. Congratulations to all! Outstanding Novel: Adult Cursed Daughters – Oyinkan Braithwaite (Doubleday) Harmattan Season – Tochi Onyebuchi (Tor Books) Motheater – Linda H. Codega (Erewhon Books) A Song of Legends Lost – M. H. Ayinde (Saga Press) The Buffalo Hunter Hunter – Stephen Graham Jones (Saga Press) Outstanding Novel: Young Adult Needy Little Things – Channelle Desamours (Wednesday Books) (S)kin – Ibi Zoboi (Versify) The Leaving Room – Amber McBride (Feiwel & Friends) They Bloom at Night – Trang Thanh Tran (Bloomsbury YA) The Transition – Logan-Ashley Kisner (Delacorte Press) Outstanding Middle Grade Afia in the Land of Wonders – Mia Araujo (Scholastic Press) Candace, the Universe, and Everything – Sherri L. Smith (G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers) Mystery James Digs Her Own Grave – Ally Russel (Delacorte Press) The Glade – Naseem Jamnia (Bittersweet Books) The Island of Forgotten Gods – Victor Piñeiro (Sourcebooks Young Readers) Outstanding Novella Audition for the Fox – Martin Cahill (Tachyon Publications) Descent – Wole Talabi (Clarkesworld) Psychopomp & Circumstance – Eden Royce (Tordotcom) The Iron Below Remembers – Sharang Biswas (Neon Hemlock) The River Has Roots – Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom) Outstanding Novelette “Human Voices” – Isabel J. Kim (Lightspeed Magazine) “Never Eaten Vegetables” – H. H. Pak (Clarkesworld) “Uncertain Sons” – Thomas Ha (Undertow Publications) “We Begin Where Infinity Ends” – Somto Ihezue (Clarkesworld) “What I Saw Before the War” – Alaya Dawn Johnson (Reactor) Outstanding Short Story “Autogas Ferryman” – Champ Wongsatayanont (Nightmare Magazine) “Because I Held His Name Like A Key” – Aimee Ogden (Strange Horizons) “Commensalism, Or the Labyrinth’s Vessels” – Albert Nkereuwem (Will This Be a Problem) “Ichthyosis” – M.L. Krishnan (Fantasy Magazine) “The Octopus Dreams of Personhood” – Hannah Yang (Diabolical Plots) Outstanding Speculative Poetry “After the Storm” – Ishita Basu Mallik (The Deadlands) “In an attempt to seduce Death my sister starts calling him Love” – Karan Kapoor (Strange Horizons) “Set It Off (1996) – Fans’ Cut” – Nova Cypress Black (Strange Horizons) “The Language of Fireflies” – Angela Liu (The Deadlands) “The oblique light at Kakushima (a memory of persimmons)” – Ryu Ando | 安堵 龍 (Strange Horizons) Critics Award Alex Brown Gabino Iglesias Maria Haskins The Skiffy and Fanty Show: Shaun Duke, Daniel Haeusser, Paul Weimer, Trish Matson, Stephen Geigen-Miller, and Cam Coulter Vanessa Fogg Outstanding Fiction Podcast Beneath Ceaseless Skies: Scott H. Andrews, Editor-in-Chief/Producer Escape Pod: Mur Lafferty, Valerie Valdes, Kevin Wabaunsee, Phoebe Barton, Tina Connolly, Alasdair Stuart, Summer Brooks, Adam Pracht, Marcus Tsong, Filip Hajdar Drnovšek Zorko, Ewen Ma, Christine Amsden, Rick Danforth, Michael A. Pepin, EA Crawley, Abhijeet, Sarah Loch, Phoenix Alexander and Casey Lawrence khōréō Magazine Lightspeed Magazine: John Joseph Adams, Stefan Rudnicki, Alison Belle Bews, Alex Barton Nightmare Magazine: Wendy N. Wagner, John Joseph Adams, Stefan Rudnicki, Terence Taylor, Alison Belle Bews Outstanding Anthology/Collective Works Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity: ED. Lee Mandelo . CONTRIBUTORS: Esther Alter, Bendi Barrett, Ta-wei Chi translated by Ariel Chu, Colin Dean, Maya Deane, Dominique Dickey, Katharine Duckett, Meg Elison, Paul Evanby, Aysha U. Farah, Sarah Gailey, Ash Huang, Margaret Killjoy, Wen-yi Lee, Ewen Ma, Jamie McGhee, Sam J. Miller, Aiki Mira, translated by CD Covington, Sunny Moraine, Nat X Ray, Neon Yang, Ramez Yoakeim (Erewhon Books) As the Earth Dreams: Black Canadian Speculative Stories: ED. Terese Mason Pierre . CONTRIBUTORS: Chimedum Ohaegbu, Chinelo Onwualu, Terese Mason Pierre, Suyi Davies Okungbowa, francesca ekwuyasi, Trynne Delaney, Lue Palmer, Whitney French, Zalika Reid-Benta, Aline-Mwezi Niyonsenga (Spiderline) Call and Response – Christopher Caldwell (Neon Hemlock) The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories: ED. André M. Carrington . CONTRIBUTORS: Nalo Hopkinson, An Owomoyela, Thaddeus Howze, Alaya Dawn Johnson, Dawolu Jabari Anderson, Jennifer Marie Brissett, Sofia Samatar, Kiini Ibura Salaam, Violet Allen, P. Djèlí Clark, Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, N.K. Jemisin, Alex Smith, Justina Ireland, Rion Amilcar Scott, Tochi Onyebuchi, Craig Laurance Gidney, Tara Campbell, Victor LaValle, Maurice Broaddus, Stacey Robinson (Library of America) We Will Rise Again: Speculative Stories and Essays on Protest, Resistance, and Hope: EDs. Karen Lord, Annalee Newitz, Malka Older . CONTRIBUTORS: Charlie Jane Anders, Samit Basu, Tobias S. Buckell, Reo Eveleth, Jaymee Goh, Nicola Griffith, Alejandro Heredia, Vida James, N.K. Jemisin, R.B. Lemberg, Sam J. Miller, Abdulla Moaswes, Laia Asieo Odo, Kelly Robson, Nisi Shawl, Ursula Vernon, Sabrina Vourvoulias, Izzy Wasserstein. Interviewees: adrienne maree brown, Andrea Dehlendorf, Walidah Imarisha, L.A. Kauffman, Scott Gabriel Knowles, Kendra Pierre-Louis (Saga Press) Outstanding Creative Nonfiction A Conjuror’s Manifesto: Notes on the Afrosurreal – Shyheim Williams (Strange Horizons) Photon Torpedoes Break the Space Muqarnas: SFF Audiovisuals and Anti-Muslim Violence – Tanvir Ahmed (Strange Horizons) Positive Obsession: The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler – Susana M. Morris (Amistad) The Outspoken and the Incendiary – Terry Bisson (PM Press) The Secret History of Indian Science Fiction – Gautam Bhatia (Alter Magazine) The Ember Award Arley Sorg dave ring Karen Lord Martha Wells Maurice Broaddus The Community Award Augur Magazine/Augur Society Jason Sanford’s Genre Grapevine Sistah Scifi Strange Horizons Will This Be A Problem [end-mark] The post Here Are the 2026 Ignyte Awards Finalists appeared first on Reactor.

Once upon a time, Democrats owned health and wellness. But when they failed to deliver, they could no longer sit at the table. Conservatives figured out how to step up to the plate and deliver on some of the most consequential policies to save Americans, literally. The Daily Signal sat down for an exclusive interview with one of the loudest and most influential voices in the MAHA movement, Alex Clark, host of “Culture Apothecary.” Clark shared what she believes Republicans need in order to win in the midterms, and she offered a look into her fight against one of the most powerful industries in the country. She even discussed her wedding plans. Alex Clark’s Big Secret Revealed!@yoalexrapz, MAHA advocate and host of Culture Apothecary, announced her secret engagement this weekend at Turning Point USA’s annual Women’s Leadership Summit.Watch the full exclusive interview with her on our page: https://t.co/NlH7cQyw01… pic.twitter.com/7Euzm2ySYl— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) June 8, 2026 “MAHA moms will crawl through broken glass to vote for a MAHA candidate,” Clark told the Daily Signal. “I believe if these women are ignored, we’re going to lose the midterms, [and also in 2028].” “If we keep a stronghold on them and we don’t break promises and we keep doing what we said we’re going to do, they will stay loyal to us,” she continued. The party recently saw this strength in Iowa, where MAHA-endorsed, first-time politician Zach Lahn beat MAGA-endorsed Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Iowa, in the Republican governor’s primary. “We just elected an anti-pesticide farmer in the biggest farming state in the United States that is completely controlled by Big Ag and Big Chem! Like, Bayer runs Iowa!” Clark stressed. “What we’re seeing across the country is that candidates who have these three things are winning: It’s a MAHA endorsement, it’s a MAGA endorsement, and it’s a Turning Point Action endorsement,” Clark said. Lahn was endorsed by Turning Point Action after Clark made the push for it. The coalition has had continuous legislative and electoral wins in the past two years. The U.S. House, led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., voted to strip pesticide liability shields from the farm bill. While it still needs to pass the Senate to become law, her amendment received strong bipartisan support, getting approved by a 280-142 vote. Democrats accounted for 207 yeas, and 73 Republicans joined them. Some Republican members expressed their support for the amendment after it passed. Lawsuits Total $16 Billion Clark explained a pesticide liability shield is like the vaccine liability shield, which says a customer cannot sue the producer if they are harmed. If that shield goes into law, over 57,000 chemicals could be protected from legal accountability. While U.S. lawmakers are attempting to strip these liability shields, the fight is being won in the states. “So, if [glyphosate] is safe, why have we settled over $16 billion in lawsuits?” Clark asked. “You don’t settle $16 billion in lawsuits for cancer, by the way, if it’s safe. So, we know that that’s a lie,” she continued. Pesticides have been linked to causing Hodgkin lymphoma, cancer, and Parkinson’s disease. Clark credits MAHA moms for killing the shield laws in Florida, Kansas, and Tennessee. “That happened because of moms’ boots on the ground getting things done and calling legislators and politicians and telling them, ‘I will primary you if you don’t do this,’” she said. Farmers Are Worried—Do They Need to Be? On the other hand, farmers are concerned about MAHA coming after pesticides because they rely heavily on them. “We’re not advocating to take pesticides away overnight,” Clark explained. “It’s an educational process to help farmers know how to wean off these deadly pesticides for their own health and the health of the American people.” Clark, who talks often about regenerative farming on her “Culture Apothecary” podcast, continued her support of Lahn, explaining that he is going to be “instrumental” in this fight because he is a sixth-generation farmer who knows how to farm without relying on pesticides. She also shared her views with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk before his death. “I told Charlie that the future of the conservative movement with women was going to be health and wellness,” Clark said, adding that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s support of President Donald Trump was important for women. “Women were beside themselves and just ready to vote for Trump when they never were willing to before,” she said. As for the success of her show, Clark said it was “God’s timing that made it all come together so beautifully.” Watch our full interview with Alex Clark here.

Delayed vote tallies in Calfornia are attributable to the vote-by-mail system and weeklong deadlines for receiving ballots, which undermines confidence in results, election experts say. Tuesday is the deadline for the last of California’s ballots to arrive, where about 80% vote by mail and about 40% of ballots arrive after Election Day in the nation’s most populous state. These are among the factors that contribute to repeatedly delayed results. On Sunday, it appeared that Republican mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt would fall out of contention for the general election after several days of appearing in the top two vote recipients along with L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, a Democrat. Another Democratic candidate, Nithya Raman, appeared to overtake Pratt for second place to face Bass in the general election. The state’s primaries allow the top two vote-getters, rather than party nominees, to advance to the general election. California also doesn’t allow local jurisdictions to require voter ID, and allows 22 days for “curing” ballots. Curing is when a voter’s ballot needs to be corrected or clarified to count, such as fixing illegible marks on the ballot or inserting a missing signature on the ballot envelope. “There are a lot of consequential House races in the general election. We are likely going to have a similar conversation in November,” Andrew Behl, a law team staff writer for Ballotpedia, which monitors election procedures, told the Daily Signal. Similar apparent flips have occured in previous elections in the state, including in races for the U.S. House of Representatives. On election night in 2024, Republican incumbent Rep. Michelle Steel was leading, but that lead turned into a loss days later as Democrat Derek Tran won the seat 22 days after the election. In 2024, 80.8 percent of voters used mail-in voting in California. This figure does not include early in-person voting, according to a Ballotpedia report that contrasted California’s election procedures with Florida’s. Both states have large voter populations. Among the biggest differences between them is that Florida has strict timelines for tabulating and reporting results, Behl said. Florida also allows election officials to count, but not report, early in-person and mail votes before Election Day, in contrast to California, which requires tabulation to wait until after the Election Day polls close. California became an all-mail voting state during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and the state Legislature codified all-mail elections in 2021. After this act, every registered voter in the state automatically received a ballot. As long as ballots are postmarked by Election Day, they can arrive up to seven days after the election. “About 23 million ballots were sent to California voters and only about 7 million came back,” Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project, told the Daily Signal. “California has created a system that is at every stage as insecure as possible,” Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project, told the Daily Signal. He added that California has no laws against ballot harvesting or against third parties delivering or picking up ballots in large quantities. “The desire to get election results on election night cuts across every party,” Snead added. “When people repeatedly see results change, or one candidate concedes and then becomes a victor, it opens the door for speculation.” Over the weekend, President Donald Trump did far more than speculate, effectively declaring the California elections “crooked.” “Thousands of homeless may be fueling Nithya Raman’s impossible late surge in LA. Voter fraud was just busted on Skid Row,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “This is why nobody trusts their elections anymore.” BREAKING: Thousands of homeless may be fueling Nithya Raman’s impossible late surge in LAVoter fraud was just busted on Skid RowCA refuses to clean its voter rolls & no voter IDThis is why nobody trusts their elections anymoreHT @EricLDaugh pic.twitter.com/F5iMEsGW9g— Commentary Donald J. Trump Posts From Truth Social (@TrumpDailyPosts) June 8, 2026 During an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press, Trump said: “Look at what’s happening in California. Do you think it’s appropriate that they have an election and five days later they’re nowhere close to picking a winner?” California Secretary of State Shirley Weber’s office did not respond to an inquiry from the Daily Signal by publication time. Also, the Los Angeles County clerk’s office did not respond to an inquiry for this story by publication time. Weber posted on X Monday that elections in California are secure, asserting there is “rigorous testing of machines,” strict chain of custody,” and “all signatures are verified.” To learn more about California’s safeguards and security, visit https://t.co/yHFXynNBpY#CATrustedInfo2026 #VoteCalifornia pic.twitter.com/bEyl52wo9A— California Secretary of State (@CASOSVote) June 8, 2026 There is no evidence of impropriety, but the procedures negatively impact voter confidence, said Don Palmer, a former chairman of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, now a senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation. “California needs to reform its system because it is not designed for voter confidence,” Palmer, a former director of Florida elections, told the Daily Signal. “After the 2024 election, the California Legislature was forced to make some slight modifications after the long counts. But the system is designed for California Democrats, not California voters.” The problem has affected several U.S. House races in California, including Tran’s late-breaking victory in 2024. In 2020, Republican Young Kim was declared the winner over Democratic incumbent Rep. Gil Cisneros 10 days after the election. In 2018, it took nine days for Democrat Katie Porter to officially win the election over Republican incumbent Rep. Mimi Walters. For nearly a full week after election night, Walters led Porter in the vote count.

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Republican members of Congress are accusing Minnesota Democrats of knowing about massive fraud in the state and looking the other way.On Monday, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released a report on fraud scams in Minnesota.The report claims that top Democratic officials knew about the scams as far back as 2019."It's always worse than we thought," reads a statement from the committee. "Democrat-run Minnesota knew about rampant fraud since 2019. State officials failed to act. $9 billion was stolen from taxpayers."The report said billions of dollars were potentially paid out to fraudsters while Minnesota Democrats like Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison did nothing to stop the scams."The report includes testimony and documents obtained by the Committee showing that Minnesota state leaders consistently failed to address known fraud concerns and retaliated against state employees who sought to protect taxpayer funds, allowing criminal schemes to flourish and diverting critical resources from vulnerable Americans," reads the press release announcing the report.The report claims that top Democratic officials knew about the scams as far back as 2019.Rather than trying to stop the fraud, Democrats allegedly allowed the scams to continue in order to avoid the possibility of litigation as well as discrimination claims. The report also accused Walz of retaliating against whistleblowers who alerted officials about the fraud.The committee called on Vice President JD Vance to fully review social services programs in Minnesota. Vance is heading up the president's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud.RELATED: Tim Walz says Minnesota is 'at war' with the federal government after fatal ICE shooting Blaze News' requests for comment to the governor's office and the attorney general's office were not immediately answered.House Democrat Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York was asked by reporters to respond to the accusations, and he refused to address them directly. "House Republicans are not serious about rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in the United States of America," he said. "You know why? Because the biggest fraud being perpetrated on the people of this country right now is coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

One of the most effective LGBTQ propaganda campaigns wasn't designed to change minds — it was designed to make dissent socially unacceptable.BlazeTV host John Doyle argues that Hollywood and the media spent years convincing Americans that opposition to homosexuality was itself evidence of hidden same-sex attraction, creating a powerful social stigma around criticism.“To be homophobic, too, meant that you’re actually secretly gay yourself. There was media depicting this — most famously, I think, 'American Beauty' with Kevin Spacey,” Doyle explains.In the film “American Beauty,” a very masculine character who is blatantly intolerant of gay men reveals himself to be secretly gay at the end of the film.“Now, that’s a master class in psychology, because they’re literally using the fact that people found this disgusting to then take that and turn it against them, where they would now be more reluctant to actually speak out against gay people because of this propaganda,” he says.“What it boils down to is that they wanted to shore up and build up institutions and power for themselves and those on their side and then shut down and make their enemies appear to be evil, ridiculous, secretly on their side, but too cowardly to admit it,” he adds.Once Americans were convinced that they were not allowed to disagree for fear of being labeled gay themselves, the gay community won the right to get married. Shortly after, they much more obviously began pushing their sexual preferences on children and called it progress.Doyle calls this “growth for the sake of growth,” which he likens to the “ideology of a tumor.”“It’s why, you know, only after getting legal protections completely enshrined in the law did they then start to push transgender transitions for children, drag shows for children, child drag queens. Again, why are they so focused on children?” Doyle asks.“Is it perhaps because this isn’t actually, you know, a born-this-way kind of thing? Maybe it’s more, I don’t know, affecting people when they are in their most psychologically malleable state — their early developmental stages,” he says.“Maybe,” he adds, “it’s a form of vampirism.”Want more from John Doyle?To enjoy more of the truth about America and join the fight to restore a country that has been betrayed by its own leaders, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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