No King for a Day by Amy Irene White This past weekend, there were these ‘No Kings’ rallies going on all over America. There was even one in my little podunk town in Arkansas… and so, I decided to go check it out. First, I went by Burger King for breakfast, but I soon realized that perhaps McDonald’s would have been more fitting, because this rally was a bunch of clowns… and I use the word ‘bunch’ generously. In truth there was maybe 35 people total throughout the morning. For most of the rally, you would have no trouble fitting the court jesters in attendance into a very, very tiny clown car. The majority of the crowd appeared to be nearing the latter end of their octogenarian era. It was like they skipped medicine day at Leisure Lodge. Some were even on walkers. This did not stop these old blue hairs from calling out profanities and throwing the wrinkly, old, veiny middle finger free birds like they was Lynyrd Skynyrd to anyone who called out anything against what they stood for… and what they stood for wasn’t exactly clear at all. There were several posters, no two of which seemed to be addressing the same vague issue, and none of it having anything to do with kings. It didn’t help that most of them were holding their sad little signs upside down. The only common denominator or goal of the pitiful little scatter of hunched over, wobbly old Democrats was, ‘we hate Trump.’ The good news is, they didn’t have to bring in a portapotty…. 90 percent of the attendees were probably wearing Depends and colostomy bags. It’s ironic, these old broads, have more than likely been Arkansas Democrats for 50-60 years.. at LEAST. Sixty years ago, the young Democrat wives in Arkansas were still walking around like June Cleaver ironing their husband’s KKK costumes and hangin’ them on the clothesline. Now they up there on the town square wearing crochet and tin foil crowns and Janis Joplin clothes and actin’ a damned fool. Them old broads probably sweated their way through menopause having the hot pants over Guvnah Bill Clinton in 1992. They were so old they probably remember what America did to King George. Somebody really, really needed to go get their grannies and explain to them how they are gonna wind up as Arkansas meme fodder, hangin’ out on the town square with their hair dyed like a skunk, braless, pendulous breasts swingin’ in the breeze, holding a sign that says ‘Stop Truth Decay’, just a’grinnin’ without a tooth between ‘em in their bony little shrunken heads. It doesn’t say much for your event if your crowd is so old they are farting cemetery dust. Their ‘NO KINGS’ argument consists mostly of, ‘WE ARE A DEMOCRACY.’ In truth, no, we are not. We are not a Democracy. We are a Constitutional Republic… or a Representative Democracy at the most. While somewhat related, a republic and a democracy differ in how the people’s power is exercised and the level of protection for individual and minority rights. A republic is defined by its rule of law, while a democracy is defined by majority rule. The Framers of the Constitution were wary of a pure democracy, which they feared could lead to a “tyranny of the majority”… you know.. like a King… By creating a republic with a system of checks and balances, they sought to blend democratic elements while protecting individual rights. Furthermore, a country with a king, can be a constitutional monarchy, a democratic kingdom.. a DEMOCRACY in other words…. where a monarch has a largely ceremonial role, with real political power held by an elected government, as seen in the United Kingdom with Parliament, Spain, and Sweden. A Republic, however, cannot have a King or vice versa, by definition. A kingdom is ruled by a monarch, and a republic is a system where the head of state is a president or similar official, elected by the people. I learned this in 9th grade… why didn’t they? Their regurgitated argument is almost as stupid as their ridiculous little piddly rallies were, and almost as old as the geriatric attendees of their little soirees. There were a few younger people there, too. Most of them were quite…. Unusual. One in particular really confused everyone. She had on a long cheap red dress with a silver sequin collar, like a disco queen Handmaid… but that was not the oddest part of her outfit; not at all. Nestled beneath a feathery afro wig and red Mrs. Brady hair, was a mask that was undeniably, a blackface mask. This little ol’ white girl seriously put on blackface and a slave dress and went snd stood on the town square at noon on Saturday…. And she wound up proving what a horse’s ass she truly was when she found herself up close and personal with the business end of a four legged counter protestor named Sonny. Sonny was ridden in by counter-protestor Amy Dickerson. With the sound of thundering hooves on pavement drowning out the feeble, papery liberal voices screeching dirty words, Amy rode in on her trusty steed, cape flying behind her. She rode around and around the gathering on her horse names Sonny, wearing a ‘Donald Trump as Superman’ costume and laughin’ her ass off. I caught up with that other Amy tonight and asked her why she rode on their rally like Paul Revere today. This is what she told me. “ I was the only one there today against the protest during the time I was up there. I didn’t go to fight. I didn’t make a sign. I was as peaceful as any conservative anywhere else should be. I rode against their bullshit today and I don’t care if it seemed silly to anyone else. I’m sick of the hypocrisy.. we’ve got the best country in the world and after visiting others I know that to be true. Wtf are they protesting for really? I took three trips to CA over the “pandemic” staying a total of about a month there and it was so bad. We were treated like criminals for not carrying a vaccine card. I had a terrible time. My doctor during one trip had to convince two nurses that my cough was because I came from a place “with clean air” and it was the smog making me cough. They wanted to vaccinate me or they were going to quit their jobs. It was a disaster…they are real pieces of work. My anesthesiologist came into my room with an entire full-body hazmat suit with an automatic air filtering system and gas mask on when he heard he was working on an unvaccinated person for a surgery. I was treated like a criminal and had I not been spending a hell of a lot of money with my doctors, I wouldn’t have even been welcome there in LA at all. It was nightmare shit. I hated that place and I will never go back. I also will never again sit and listen to these nutbags. I went today and laughed my ass off at them and it’s so refreshing to see it’s mostly the elderly there at these pointless “rallies.” Hopefully our young people know it’s those batty old ones that have killed that entire party and they choose something better for the future…” The entire rally, aside from the cursing grannies and geriatric one fingered salutes, consisted of some people giving some sort of rambling incoherent speeches like Kamala Harris after Happy Hour, and the person in blackface and the strange hippie chick grannies did some sort of chanting and dancing that seemed to be poking fun at Native Americans. I guess the afro and blackface just wasn’t offensive enough. In Arkansas, Amy Dickerson cried, ‘my kingdom for a horse’…. And the No Kings rally seemed about as regal as the emperor’s new clothes. Watching the news and social media showed many more idiots in the moron menagerie across the country… but it all seemed like a big joke, unless you do a little digging into who was really behind it. The “No Kings” protests are allegedly funded by foundations belonging to … surprise, surprise… billionaire George Soros. One of the groups is the Open Society Foundations, founded by the major Democratic donor. A non-profit organization named Indivisible was one of the main organizers of the events. Records show that OSF has funneled $7.6 million in grants to Indivisible, one of three major progressive coalitions behind No Kings. They make up a sizable chunk of the group’s roughly $12 million revenue each year. The donations, including a $3 million grant in 2023, were issued through the Open Society Action Fund ‘to support the grantee’s ‘social welfare activities’. The League of Conservation Voters is an American environmental advocacy group, and they were also involved up to their necks. Through its affiliated super PAC, it is a major supporter of the Democratic Party. They were heavily involved in organizing and attending the events. It’s pretty funny, to see these mindless sheep run around yelling ‘No Kings’ when in fact, America walked away from King George III the monarch of Great Britain, in 1776. The American revolutionaries declared their independence from his rule. Now in modern day America, we have a bunch of nincompoops running around yelling about Trump, when all along King George Soros is pulling their puppet strings. The post No King for a Day by Amy Irene White appeared first on Bikernet.com - Online Biker Magazine.

34th Annual Love Ride Benefitting the Wounded Warrior Project & Adopt the Arts The legendary Love Ride powered by Harley-Davidson hosted by Grand Marshal Jay Leno roars back into Southern California on Sunday, November 9, 2025, for its 34th installment, once again bringing together motorcycle culture and a charitable purpose with live music from Gene Simmons Band featuring Gene Simmons from Kiss, Chevy Metal plus special guests. The ride kicks off from the iconic Harley‑Davidson® of Glendale and culminates at Castaic Lake, delivering a full day of community, cause, and celebration in support of Wounded Warrior Project and Adopt The Arts. Tickets and full details at www.LoveRide.org. “I’ve ridden alongside thousands at Love Ride for years! I am looking forward to doing it again. Cheers to making Love Ride 34 a memorable one.” Jay Leno, Love Ride Grand Marshall Founded in 1984, Love Ride has grown into one of the most respected and recognizable charity motorcycle events in the world. With over $25 million raised benefiting more than a dozen charitable organizations, Love Ride blends celebrity support, world-class entertainment, and the spirit of the open road into an unforgettable day of purpose. Now, after a several-year hiatus, Love Ride 34 powered by Harley‑Davidson invites riders and fans to join the legacy again. “Love Ride is back in 2025! Bigger, better, and more impactful than ever,” says Oliver Shokouh, Founder & Chairman of the Love Ride Foundation. “We ride to support our warriors, honor our community, and inspire the next generation of riders.” Tickets for Love Ride 34 go on sale soon: Select Presales begin Wednesday, Sept 10 and Thursday, Sept 11, 2025, exclusively for partner networks. Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept 12 at 10am at www.LoveRide.org! Early Bird General Admission starts at just $29.99 + fees, including a limited-edition collectible Love Ride 34 pin and patch for the first 2,000 ticket buyers. Once Early Bird sells out, prices increase to Tier 2 ($39) and Tier 3 ($49), with Day-of pricing at $55. For those looking to elevate their experience, premium VIP Packages, Cabanas, and Backstage Bar Access are available, offering perks like premium stage-front viewing, hosted drink locations, exclusive merchandise and more. For a full list of options, go to www.LoveRide.org. One lucky rider will have the chance to take home a 2025 Harley-Davidson CVO Street Glide as the grand prize in the Love Ride 34 Raffle. Every event admission includes one raffle entry, and additional entries can be earned through peer-to-peer fundraising (one entry for every $50 raised) or by purchasing the official Love Ride 34 raffle ticket. The winning ticket will be drawn live at Love Ride 34 on November 9, 2025, at Castaic Lake. Proceeds from the raffle benefit the charitable mission of the Love Ride Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. A Full Day of Music, Stars & CelebrationThis year’s entertainment lineup features: Gene Simmons Band Chevy Metal Special Guest Appearances TBA Ride with the Stars: Join Grand Marshal Jay Leno, Honorary Grand Marshals Robert Patrick, direct descendants of Harley-Davidson co-founder Bill Davidson and Karen Davidson, alongside actor and longtime supporter Lorenzo Lamas and many more special guests. Robert Patrick, Honorary Grand Marshal exclaims, “Love Ride is about more than Harleys and horsepower. It’s about honoring heroes. I’m proud to be a part of it. Let’s ride!” Date: Sunday, November 9, 202Route: Ride begins at Harley‑Davidson of Glendale, ends at Castaic LakeBeneficiaries: Wounded Warrior Project & Adopt The ArtsEntertainment: Live performances by Gene Simmons Band, Chevy Metal, plus Special GuestsExperience: Daytime festival featuring Speed Kings Showcase, music, food, vendors, and more including a raffle for a chance to win a 2025 Harley‑Davidson CVO Streetglide motorcycle. Love Ride 34 powered by Harley-Davidson is made possible thanks to the generous support of its partners, including Harley-Davidson, Harley-Davidson of Glendale, Santa Clarita Harley-Davidson, 805 Beer, Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys, Speed Kings, SeeTickets, Bike Shed, MB2, Brewery Draconum, Monster Energy, Liquid Death, Coca-Cola, Hilton Garden Inn Valencia, Courtyard Marriott Santa Clarita Valencia, Hyatt Regency Valencia, Sand Canyon Country Club & Resort, Regal Edwards Canyon Country Stadium 10, Animal Tracks, Agua Dulce Winery and more. Their commitment helps fuel the ride’s mission of uniting the motorcycle community to make a lasting impact. Join Us for an unforgettable day of purpose, music, and unity. Visit www.LoveRide.org to register for presale access, secure your tickets, and learn more about fundraising, sponsorship, and VIP options. ABOUT LOVE RIDE FOUNDATIONLove Ride Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was founded by Oliver Shokouh with a mission to mobilize the motorcycle community for good. Beneficiaries have included Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, USO, Autism Speaks, the MDA, Santa Clarita Education Foundation, and more. The Foundation remains committed to health, education, veteran support, and the arts. About Love Ride 34 Raffle: Conducted by the Love Ride Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Each admission includes one raffle entry. Earn additional entries with every $50 raised, or with the purchase of Love Ride 34 Official Raffle Tickets. Proceeds benefit the charitable mission of the Love Ride Foundation. CA DOJ Raffle Registration No. RF1684. Open to California residents only. The post 34th Annual Love Ride appeared first on Bikernet.com - Online Biker Magazine.

Episode 85 of the Rider Magazine Insider Podcast is sponsored by Western Power Sports. Our guest is Dominick Lemerise-Gauvin, Manager of Global Product Strategy for Can-Am On-Road. We discuss the launch of Can-Am’s on-road program with the 2008 Can-Am Spyder RS, the evolution of its 3-wheel vehicle platform, the Can-Am Canyon Redrock being selected as Rider’s 2025 Motorcycle of the Year, and Can-Am’s electric motorcycles, the Pulse and the Origin. You can listen to or watch Episode 85 of the Rider Magazine Insider Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, and YouTube or via the Rider Magazine Insider Podcast webpage. Please subscribe, leave us a 5-star rating, and tell your friends! Scroll down for a list of previous episodes. Ep. 84: JT Nesbitt, Bienville Studios & the Magnolia 4 Ep. 83: Ken Engelman, Rider Group national account manager Ep. 82: Eric Trow, contributing editor at Rider Ep. 81: Kyle Bradshaw, brand manager of Nelson-Rigg Ep. 80: Scott Calhoun, co-founder of Butler Maps Ep. 79: Gordon McCall, The Quail MotoFest Ep. 78: Honda Gold Wing 50th Anniversary and Daytona Bike Week Ep. 77: Greg Sermabeikian, owner of Anthony’s Leatherworks and MX Boot Resole and Repair Ep. 76: 2025 Motorcycles with Greg Drevenstedt and Kevin Duke, Editor-in-Chief of American Rider Ep. 75: Sebastian Schoepe, CEO of EAGLERIDER Ep. 74: Mike Noyes, CEO of ALIV Worldwide Ep. 73: Austin Rothbard, founder and CEO of Twisted Road Ep. 72: Hunter Leonard, Leonard Motor Works Ep. 71: Bring It Bike Show, Americade Ep. 70: Paul Guillien and Ron West, Backcountry Discovery Routes Ep. 69: 2024 Adventure Bikes with Kevin Duke, Editor-in-Chief of American Rider Ep. 68: 2024 Motorcycles with Kevin Duke, Editor-in-Chief of American Rider Ep. 67: Ellie Cooper, author of Waiting for Mango Season Ep. 66: Motorcycle Cannonball team Jonas Zahn and Brenda Kuhl, PeglegSpeedShop Ep. 65: Tom Medema, RallyForRangers.org Ep. 64: Quinn Redeker, PoliceMotorTraining.com Ep. 63: Justin Bradshaw, REVER Ep. 62: Ed Conde, New England Riders Ep. 61: Steven Goode, Great American Scenic Byway Tour benefiting the Parkinson’s Foundation Ep. 60: Eric Trow, Stayin’ Safe Ep. 59: Nick Ienatsch, Yamaha Champions Riding School Ep. 58: Inna Thorn and Tim James, Backcountry Discovery Routes Ep. 57: Tim Card, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Fundraiser Ep. 56: Kyle Petty, Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America Ep. 55: Guillermo Cornejo, Riders-Share.com Ep. 54: Kevin Duke, Editor-in-Chief of American Rider Ep. 53: Killboy, Killboy.com Ep. 52: Perry Steed, OperationPurpose.net Ep. 51: Forrest Hobbs, TransAmerica Trail “purist” Ep. 50: Dave Scott, Part 3 on the TransAmerica Trail Ep. 49: Gina ‘Brooklyn’ Neumann, Leather and Lace MC Ep. 48: Dave Scott on the TransAmerica Trail Ep. 47: Neale Bayly, motojournalist and philanthropist Ep. 46: Dave Scott, TransAmerica Trail Part 1 Ep. 45: C. Jane Taylor, author of Spirit Traffic Ep. 44: Moshe K. Levy, Moto Mouth Moshe Ep. 43: Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach.com Ep. 42: Andre LaPlante, MotoVentures Ep. 41: Scott A. Williams, writer and contributor to Rider Ep. 40: Chris Peterman, Director of Motorcycles at CFMOTO USA Ep. 39: Hayley Bell, Founder and President of Global Business Development for Women Riders World Relay Ep. 38: Eric Trow, Rider Contributing Editor and Stayin’ Safe Principal Ep. 37: Bill Dragoo, Dragoo Adventure Riding Training (DART) Ep. 36: Gordon McCall, Director of Motorsports for The Quail Motorcycle Gathering Ep. 35: Rennie Scaysbrook, Pikes Peak record holder, motorcycle journalist, and racer Ep. 34: Cat MacLeod of Leod Escapes Motorcycle “Track and Tour” Ep. 33: Inna Thorn and Tim James of Backcountry Discovery Routes Ep. 32: C. Jane Taylor, author of Spirit Traffic Ep. 31: Alan Wilzig, motorcycle collector and owner of Wilzig Racing Manor Ep. 30: Scott Moreno, founder and owner of IMTBike Motorcycle Tours and Rentals Ep. 29: Greg Rice, long-distance rider and Iron Butt Rally competitor Ep. 28: Brian Case, Director of the Barber Advanced Design Center at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum Ep. 27: Steven Goode, motorcyclist who completed the Great American Deli Schlep to support MAZON Ep. 26: Nancy Gerloff and Mark Augustyn, creators of Mimi and Moto: The Motorcycle Monkeys Ep. 25: Jess Stone, designer of the K9 Moto Cockpit and founder of Ruffly Ep. 24: Eddie Braun, Hollywood stuntman who completed Evel Knievel’s Snake River Canyon jump, and star of the film “Stuntman” Ep. 23: Ryan McFarland, founder and CEO of Strider Bikes and All Kids Bike advocate Ep. 22: Americade interview with Bill, Gini, and Christian Dutcher Ep. 21: Peter Starr, motorcycle filmmaker, author, and MotoStarr podcast host Ep. 20: Jon DelVecchio, founder of Street Skills and author of “Cornering Confidence” Ep. 19: Lauren Trantham, founder of Ride My Road Ep. 18: Keith Code, founder and director of California Superbike School Ep. 17: Valerie Thompson, world’s fastest female motorcycle racer Ep. 16: Wayne Rainey, president of MotoAmerica and a motorcycle racing legend Ep. 15: Longhaulpaul (Paul Pelland), Chasing the Cure: a million-mile motorcycle journey for MS Ep. 14: Andy Goldfine, Aerostich founder and Ride to Work Day advocate Ep. 13: Dr. Gregory W. Frazier, America’s #1 extreme motorcycle adventurer Ep. 12: Daniel Calderon, Curator of Exhibitions at SFO Museum Ep. 11: Peter Jones, Rider columnist and author of The Bad Editor Ep. 10: Christian Dutcher, Director of Americade and Touratech DirtDaze Rally Ep. 09: Melissa Holbrook Pierson, author of The Perfect Vehicle Ep. 08: Rainer Buck, CEO of Edelweiss Bike Travel Ep. 07: Michael Lock, CEO of AMA Pro Racing Ep. 06: Alonzo Bodden, motorcycle enthusiast and comedian Ep. 05: Paul D’Orleans, publisher of The Vintagent Ep. 04: Eric Trow, Rider columnist and owner, Stayin’ Safe Advanced Riding Training Ep. 03: Clement Salvadori, traveling motorcyclist and Rider contributor Ep. 02: Kevin Wing, world-class motorcycle photographer and Rider contributor Ep. 01: Robert Pandya and Discover the Ride at the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows The post Dominick Lemerise-Gauvin, Can-Am On-Road | Ep. 85 Rider Magazine Insider Podcast appeared first on Rider Magazine.

by Buck Sexton I just returned from a private interview at the Biltmore hotel… Where I shared a chilling prediction regarding a major plan currently developing inside the Trump administration. See, I have had direct access to top-level defense and national security officials… Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Marco Rubio and others… Which is why I was recently invited to a sit-down meeting with President Trump and Vice President Vance inside the West Wing of the White House. And what I learned gave me the chills… That’s why, today, I’ve decided to give a rare interview breaking down something I believe every American needs to hear – especially investors. It’s not about tariffs, crypto, or the Fed. Or anything else you’re hearing about ad nauseam from the mainstream press right now. It’s about a radical move I believe Trump is going to make – one that could shock the world. Because I believe it could single-handedly reshape the global order… dramatically increase U.S. power… and trigger a massive American market boom the likes of which we haven’t seen in 75 years. President Trump himself said this is all about one thing… Igniting what he calls “the most extraordinary boom the world has ever seen.” This is a rare opportunity, folks. And I’m bringing it to you on a silver platter… long before anyone else gets wind of it. Take it while you can. Because once this story and opportunity hits the mainstream, it could be too late to act. You deserve this… Get the details here now. (Note: Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message in this article and ordering through the included links, which benefits WLTReport. We appreciate your support!  MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!)

Vice President JD Vance announced that an international coalition currently being formed will be tasked with disarming Hamas as the Trump administration seeks to ensure President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace proposal remains intact.

FBI Director Kash Patel told Just the News that the bureau is “on the verge” of unmasking the command structure and financing for anarchist groups like Antifa that have unleashed unrest around America. He has also identified potential new criminal activity related to the abuse of federal law enforcement and intelligence. “We are looking at so […] The post Patel Is Close to Funding Sources of the Violent Networks appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

After pleading not guilty in a clear cut mortgage fraud case, she went out to the mic and claimed, “The justice system has been weaponized and used as a tool of revenge.” She had all her whores outside waiting for her to cheer her as she babbled. The New York Attorney General  created a crime […] The post NY AG Tish James Rants That the System Is Weaponized Against Her appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.