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by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation: Mark Levin traveled to Israel over the weekend for a week-long getaway that kicked off with him speaking at the Israeli-government-sponsored Jewish News Syndicate’s International Policy Summit in Jerusalem. “I’m not an agent for the Israeli government. I don’t meet with the Israeli government. I don’t conspire with the Israeli government,” Levin […]

J. Stuart Adams, president of the Utah State Senate, was defeated in his GOP primary on Tuesday night. Adams, one of the longest-serving and most powerful politicians in Utah, lost largely due to his role in the controversial Box Elder County data center project beside the Great Salt Lake. Adams conceded defeat to Stephanie Hollist. The shocking result in Utah is among the most telling signs of voter backlash to data centers. NYT: Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams Loses Primary After Data Center Backlash The president of the Utah State Senate who championed a huge data center beside the Great Salt Lake was defeated in his Republican primary on Tuesday night, one of the most high-profile signs of… — Politics & Poll Tracker (@PollTracker2024) June 24, 2026 More from The New York Times: Mr. Adams lost his Senate seat to Stephanie Hollist, a former university lawyer, who accused Mr. Adams and Utah’s political establishment of lacking transparency and ignoring their own voters by approving a data center project backed by the celebrity investor and “Shark Tank” personality Kevin O’Leary. Mr. Adams did not directly represent the 40,000-acre proposed site of the data center in Box Elder County, a fast-growing farming and industrial area about 60 miles north of Salt Lake City. But he became the focus of an anti-data-center groundswell because he served as chairman of a Utah agency that approved initial plans this spring to build the data center, known as Stratos. Thousands of Utah voters, many of them lifelong Republicans and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, objected, venting their frustration in public comments and heated public meetings. They worried about how much energy it would consume and how its water usage would affect the drought-stricken Great Salt Lake, and accused state officials of granting the project generous tax breaks while ignoring the public’s concerns. On Wednesday afternoon, one Republican commissioner in Box Elder County who voted to move ahead with the data center conceded the race in his own primary election, and another was behind in his race, though the results had not been called. Adams trailed Hollist 43 percent to 35 percent in the early results, with a third candidate tallying 22 percent. However, Adams would eventually concede defeat. “I congratulate my opponent on their victory and wish them every success as they continue the important work of serving the people of Utah,” Adams said in a statement, according to The Salt Lake Tribune. “My hope is that our great state will continue to lead the nation and remain the number one state in America, a place where families thrive, businesses prosper and opportunity abounds for future generations,” he added. Utah Senate President Stuart Adams defeated in a primary, largely over data center issue https://t.co/864o9jFPB8 — Daniel Horowitz (@RMConservative) June 24, 2026 The Salt Lake Tribune shared further: The race was blown open last month after Adams, as chair of the powerful Military Industrial Development Authority, played a key role in approving a hyperscale data center project in Box Elder County. The move drew a firestorm of backlash over the proposed power and water consumption and a rushed process that opponents said shut down public input. Adams later demanded Kevin O’Leary, the celebrity investor behind the data center, shrink the physical size of the data center campus, commit to diverting water to the Great Salt Lake and provide additional transparency. The Adams campaign used it as proof of the senator’s political power. Voters in the district were bombarded with direct mail pieces and AI-generated videos. In one AI ad from the Adams campaign, the senator is shown wrestling a lion. In another, the campaign accuses Hollist of taking money from George Soros, a billionaire backer of liberal causes, and thinking voters are too stupid to notice. Hollist spent more than $181,000, as of the pre-primary campaign disclosures, compared to nearly $429,000 by Adams. Hess spent less than $6,000. The post Data Center Backlash Spurs Primary Defeat Of Prominent Republican State Lawmaker appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

In the wake of electoral victories for the Democratic Socialists of America in New York’s Democratic primaries, the ladies of ABC’s The View were bitterly split on what it meant for the future of their Democratic Party. The two of the more ecstatic co-hosts were Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin. The former mocked those who were “afraid of the term,” while the later celebrated and defended their extremism as “a force to be reckoned with.” Behar opened the praise by touting how erudite New Yorkers supposedly were. “Obviously, New Yorkers aren't watching Fox constantly and so they're - and they're not afraid of the term democratic socialism,” she proclaimed. She then proceeded to falsely suggest that first responder services, trash collection, and the Ponzi scheme known as Social Security were successful democratic socialist policies in action: If I fall down, I want an ambulance. If my house is on fire, bring your hose. You know what I mean? (…) I'm not scared of the term. I think they're scared of the term in this country! But Social Security is a democratic socialism. Partly unemployment insurance is. The people who pick up your garbage, the people who take the fire out of your house. All of these are democratic socialism.   Joy Behar says she loves democratic socialism and falsely claims first responder services and garbage collection are democratic socialist policies in action, and praises the Ponzi scheme that is Social Security: Obviously, New Yorkers aren't watching Fox constantly and so… pic.twitter.com/jBWoposZlv — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) June 24, 2026   Behar’s comments about trash collection proved her ignorance and how she never lived outside New York City or other major city, since in most places private companies handled it. Not to mention the fact that fire fighting and EMTs were not socialist. It became clear that Behar didn’t actually know who she was waving her pompoms around for, and that she was only doing it because they had a (D) at the end of their name. Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin was the one to embarrass Behar by getting her reaffirm that she wanted first responder services, then introduced her to one of the winning candidates, Darializa Avila Chevalier, who wanted to abolish the police and who attacked her favorite Democrats (Click “expand”): FARAH GRIFFIN: So, you just talked about these goods and services. You want the police to come. BEHAR: Yeah. FARAH GRIFFIN: You want the fire department to come. BEHAR: Yeah. FARAH GRIFFIN: Well, one of your new candidates, [Darializa] Avila Chevalier, wants to abolish the police and all prisons. She was asked four times, 'how would you deal with someone who committed murder then? What is your plan?' And she dodged and didn't answer. She tweeted that 'Obama is evil,' 'Biden is a rapist and a war criminal,' and 'bleep Kamala Harris.' “I don't like the way she sounds at all,” Behar admitted before hedging, “Well, she's not the party. She's one person.”   Alyssa Farah Griffin points out that while Behar wants police to come help her, one of the democratic socialists wants to abolish all police. Behar doesn't seem to be aware of who she was supporting: FARAH GRIFFIN: So, you just talked about these goods and services. You want the… pic.twitter.com/gmVli0orMO — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) June 24, 2026   Farah Griffin tried to warn her co-hosts of the extremists they were cheering: “These candidates that were endorsed by DSA, the Democratic Socialists were extreme candidates. And I've seen this happen in my party where the extreme right-wing takes over and you can't get your party back.” Up next was Hostin, who made it clear she loved the leftist extremism and declared it America’s cultural and political future. “I think that New York is the nation's cultural and political capital and that's just a fact. And the Democratic Socialists of America is a force to be reckoned with at this point,” she said.   Of course, Sunny Hostin is in full support of the left-wing extremism. She claims New York is America's "cultural and political capital" and praises the DSA as "a force to be reckoned with." She says it's time for the Dems to capitulate to the extremists wing: SUNNY HOSTIN: I… pic.twitter.com/K6zjsDsNyY — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) June 24, 2026   The sparks really flew when independent co-host Sara Haines called out, Chevalier for going to a rally the day after October 7 and literally celebrating Hamas. Hostin tried to shame and bully Haines from going down that line of argument by suggesting she was wrongly portraying all critics of Israel as Jew haters. Haines held her ground and pressed the point, Hostin relented quickly (Click “expand”): HOSTIN: You’re not implying that being pro-Palestinian and -- FARAH GRIFFIN: There were pro-Hamas chants taking place at this rally. HAINES: On October 8th, the only thing that happened is Israel had been attacked and people had been brutally murdered and raped. And so, on October 8th I don't think there needed to be rallies cheering on Hamas. HOSTIN: You’re calling her an anti-Semite? FARAH GRIFFIN: Oh, yes. HAINES: I’m full-blown going to call her an anti-Semite. She would proudly call herself that, trust me. HOSTIN: Okay. HAINES: Dan Goldman who we just spoke about was refused coffee at a coffee shop because they said we don't want money from this individual American human showing up at a coffee shop, because they think it comes from AIPAC and Israel. When we start normalizing crazy conspiracy - HOSTIN: Is Brad Lander an anti-Semite? HAINES: I’m not - Just listen who I'm talking about. Haines even had some rare praise for republicans when she noted, “one party is ousting anti-Semites, one is electing them.” And she threw Hostin’s own words about racism back in her face: “As you always say [gestures to Hostin], a racist doesn't say, ‘Hey, I'm a racist.’ They also don't say, ‘Hey, I'm an anti-Semite.’ Unless you’re this candidate.”   Sara Haines calls out Chevalier for cheering on Hamas on October 8. She calls out the Democrats for embracing antisemitism, Hostin is stunned by how willing Haines is. Hostin stares blankly when Haines talks about Hamas raping women: HAINES: One thing I would say. I just read a… pic.twitter.com/Hb39BYv0B3 — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) June 24, 2026   Knowing Hostin was personal friends with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), Farah Griffin noted that the Democratic Socialist candidates were calling for his ouster. Hostin didn’t respond. For her part, moderator Whoopi Goldberg ran defense for the leftist extremists. She ignored their policies and suggested the criticism was about age. She whined that people used to call for young candidates, but now they're upset with young candidates. She demanded everyone "wait, let's see how they act" once elected.   Whoopi runs defense for the leftist extremists. She ignores policies makes it about age. She argues that people used to call for young candidates, but now they're upset with young candidates. She demands everyone "wait, let's see how they act" once elected. pic.twitter.com/JagAgVKjsD — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) June 24, 2026   As they were approaching a commercial break, Hostin tried to have the last word by bizarrely arguing that Mayor Mamdani helping to elect antisemites somehow meant he wasn’t an antisemite too: I recall a lot of people were talking about Mamdani and what a terrible mayor he was going to be and what an antisemite he was. And he has proven to be quite the opposite. He's proven to be a kingmaker, a leader. Great for this city. Hostin was smoking some pretty potent copium, but the segment proved how dangerous The View and ABC News were for pretending this was a "bona fide news program." The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: ABC’s The View June 24, 2026 11:03:39 a.m. Eastern (…) JOY BEHAR: Obviously,  New Yorkers aren't watching Fox constantly and so they're - and they're not afraid of the term democratic socialism. If I fall down, I want an ambulance. If my house is on fire, bring your hose. You know what I mean? We are looking -- [Applause] I want -- I'm not scared of the term. I think they're scared of the term in this country! But Social Security is a democratic socialism. Partly unemployment insurance is. The people who pick up your garbage, the people who take the fire out of your house. All of these are democratic socialism. And there is a major reaction formation going on if you see -- we'll see soon, we're talking about it later about Republican senators are turning, congressmen are turning on Trump and people have had it with this right-wing nasty politics that we've had to subject ourselves since this guy got into office! [Applause] (…) 11:04:55 a.m. Eastern ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: So, you just talked about these goods and services. You want the police to come. BEHAR: Yeah. FARAH GRIFFIN: You want the fire department to come. BEHAR: Yeah. FARAH GRIFFIN: Well, one of your new candidates, [Darializa] Avila Chevalier, wants to abolish the police and all prisons. She was asked four times, 'how would you deal with someone who committed murder then? What is your plan?' And she dodged and didn't answer. She tweeted that 'Obama is evil,' 'Biden is a rapist and a war criminal,' and 'bleep Kamala Harris.' These were not people running on an affordability agenda. These were left-wing extremists that were elected last night at the expense of moderate Democrats. So, a seat that you guys do need to win if you want to take back the House. BEHAR: I don't like the way she sounds at all. FARAH GRIFFIN: Well, that's what I'm saying. BEHAR: Well, she's not the party. She's one person. FARAH GRIFFIN: But that is the point. These candidates that were endorsed by DSA, the Democratic Socialists were extreme candidates. And I've seen this happen in my party where the extreme right-wing takes over and you can't get your party back. I would warn you all this is very dangerous and it could risk you losing the House. SUNNY HOSTIN: I disagree with that. You know, I think that New York is the nation's cultural and political capital and that's just a fact. And the Democratic Socialists of America is a force to be reckoned with at this point. BEHAR: Yes. [Applause] HOSTIN: I really do believe that. You mentioned these other candidates that won, but you didn't mention Brad Lander who ran on a Democratic Socialist platform. He ran on building more affordable housing, protecting reproductive fights, the fight to protect and stand up for the LGBTQ+ community. Medicare for all. FARAH GRIFFIN: Who did he unseat though? Who did he beat? HOSITN: [Stammers] He beat another Democrat. FARAH GRIFFIN: He beat Dan Goldman - HOSTIN: That's right! FARAH GRIFFIN: - who led the impeachment against Donald Trump. HOSTIN: Yes, but - FARAH GRIFFIN: He took out a sitting progressive liberal who was a liberal hero two years ago, but because he believes in Israel's right to exist he lost his seat. HOSTIN Because perhaps it's time for change. Perhaps it's time for change. The Democratic Party for a very long time has been searching for an identity and I see a great parallel between -- to your point about the right. I see a great parallel between the rise of the Tea Party in 2009 as a rebuttal basically to President Obama's policies and the financial crisis and the -- and the Democratic Socialists of America's rise in 2016 in reaction to Donald Trump. In reaction to healthcare. In reaction to the lose of healthcare - [Applause and crosstalk] SARA HAINES: One thing I would say. I just read a fascinating article this morning and it was talking how one party is ousting anti-Semites, one is electing them. And I would say that this article raised great points. Avila Chevalie - how ever you say her name. FARAH GRIFFIN: Chevalier HAINES: She was at a pro-Palestine rally prompting Hamas and celebrating that on October 8 of 2023. FARAH GRIFFIN: The day after. HAINES: These people are not afraid to -- They don't only not denounce, they actually espouse these beliefs that everything Israel does has influenced our world. BEHAR: That not going to fly in New York City! HAINES: No, it is right now, actually. HOSTIN: You’re not implying that being pro-Palestinian and -- FARAH GRIFFIN: There were pro-Hamas chants taking place at this rally. HAINES: On October 8th, the only thing that happened is Israel had been attacked and people had been brutally murdered and raped. And so, on October 8th I don't think there needed to be rallies cheering on Hamas. HOSTIN: You’re calling her an anti-Semite? FARAH GRIFFIN: Oh, yes. HAINES: I’m full-blown going to call her an anti-Semite. She would proudly call herself that, trust me. HOSTIN: Okay. HAINES: Dan Goldman who we just spoke about was refused coffee at a coffee shop because they said we don't want money from this individual American human showing up at a coffee shop, because they think it comes from AIPAC and Israel. When we start normalizing crazy conspiracy - HOSTIN: Is Brad Lander an anti-Semite? HAINES: I’m not - Just listen who I'm talking about. He was refused coffee over someone saying. FARAH GRIFFIN: His office was also vandalized with anti-Jewish slurs. HAINES: Yes. BEHAR: So, wait a minute. Wait a minute. One coffee shop is normalizing it? HAINES: No. No. FARAH GRIFFIN: His office was vandalized with anti-Semitic slurs in New York. Like, this is happening. HAINES: So, one thing I would say the right is doing right, right now, the extreme right and extreme left are meeting about anti-Semitism. They hide under the cloak of ‘we’re criticizing Israel;’ which some people criticizing Israel are not anti-Semites, all anti-Semites criticize Israel and use it as cover. As you always say [gestures to Hostin], a racist doesn't say, ‘Hey, I'm a racist.’ They also don't say, ‘Hey, I'm an anti-Semite.’ Unless you’re this candidate. BEHAR: All of that does not bring down the cost of bread, which is what people are focused on! HAINES: My point here is though, that's the mistake the Democrats are making. Affordability and the separation between the haves and have-nots, that is fair. All Americans want to be able to afford groceries and healthcare and have good education and all those things. That is not what these people are running on. FARAH GRIFFIN: These same Democratic Socialists last night were literally chanting “you're next” at Hakeem Jeffries. They want to take Hakeem Jeffries out of the House of Representatives. (…)

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