'Nothing to protect Trump’s constitutional right'

On the latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast,” we examine the bizarre goal of Vice President Kamala Harris to distance herself from her role in the Biden-Harris administration while claiming responsibility for what she considers to be its successes. How can a vice president be both the insider and the outsider in the race for president? How is it going for legacy media’s attempt to cover that up? The double standards get much worse as we take a look at the wild case of Michigan officials who are trying to keep independent presidential candidates Jill Stein and Cornel West off the ballot while forcing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who last week endorsed Donald Trump, to remain on the ballot despite asking to be taken off. We chat about political tokenism and what makes a “photo op.” After Trump paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor the 13 fallen service members killed during the Biden-Harris administration’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the former president was hit with allegations of using the event for political gain. Who gets to decide what makes a trip necessary for a leader to make instead of a campaign convenience? Oklahoma’s superintendent of schools, Ryan Walters, joins the show to answer a few questions about the controversy of adding references to the Bible to Oklahoma’s U.S. history standards, and whether firing over 300 staffers at the Oklahoma Department of Education affected local students in any discernible way. Finally, we tackle the legacy of “mansplaining” and how it’s being used as a crutch for the Left as we prepare for both Harris’ first TV interview since she became the Democratic nominee and the first Harris-Trump debate on Sept. 10. Why is her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, required to chaperone the female vice president? Catch the live radio show and livestream weeknights at 7 p.m. EDT on The Daily Signal’s YouTube, X, or Facebook. The post WATCH: Kamala’s Desperation to Escape Biden appeared first on The Daily Signal.

DETROIT (Michigan News Source)—The Republican National Committee is raising alarms, accusing Detroit of failing to ensure a balanced hiring of Republican election inspectors. The RNC’s lawsuit claims that during the August primaries, Detroit’s Election Commission appointed a whopping 2,337 Democratic inspectors, while only assigning 310 Republicans. Election inspectors—also known as poll workers—are hired, trained, and paid to greet voters, check them in, assist them when needed and manage ballot counting, as well as identify and report issues that come up during the election process. They can also assist with absentee ballots. The RNC claims the disparity in Detroit flies in the face of Michigan’s election laws, which require nearly equal representation from both major political parties. Michigan election law states that the board of election commissioners “shall appoint an equal number, as nearly as possible, of election inspectors in each election precinct from each major political party” to help ensure election fairness and transparency. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and Co-Chair Lara Trump said in a statement, “Detroit’s failure to hire Republican poll workers is the kind of bad-faith Democrat interference that drives down faith in elections. The RNC is bringing suit to remedy this completely unacceptable breach of public trust, and our unprecedented election integrity campaign will continue to fight in Michigan and nationwide to protect the rights of every voter to have fair, accurate, secure, and transparent elections.” Lara Trump added in an interview with Maria Bartiromo on Fox News, “We are fighting tooth and nail to make sure Donald Trump wins in Michigan. We believe if it’s a free, fair, and transparent election, he will.” Detroit’s Election Commission Under Fire The lawsuit against the city of Detroit’s Election Commission highlights that out of 675 Republican nominees, only 52 were selected as inspectors, leaving 200 precincts without a single Republican on duty, according to Fox News Digital. The RNC, along with Michigan GOP leaders, insists that Detroit’s actions erode public trust in election integrity and demand that the commission appoint an equal number of inspectors by Oct. 15. The RNC is demanding compliance with state law to ensure fair representation—and say officials have a duty to appoint an equal number of GOP and Democratic poll workers for the upcoming November election. A Recurring Battle This isn’t the RNC’s first rodeo. It previously filed a similar lawsuit against Flint, Michigan, which was dismissed by a judge. However, the stakes are higher this time, with the presidential election looming. The RNC argues that Detroit’s decision to hire significantly more Democratic inspectors is a deliberate attempt to sway the election outcome, leading to what they describe as “bad-faith Democrat interference.” As of now, Detroit’s officials, including City Clerk Janice Winfrey and Council President Mary Sheffield, have remained tight-lipped about the lawsuit, with the mayor’s office declining to comment on the pending litigation. The RNC, however, is far from silent, with Whatley and Lara Trump vowing to continue their “unprecedented election integrity campaign” to safeguard what they believe is every voter’s right to a fair and transparent election. With the November election on the horizon, and Michigan on the front lines of deciding the presidency, this legal battle is just one of many that could shape how the votes are counted—and who does the counting. Originally published by Michigan News Source The post Republican National Committee Takes Detroit to Court Over Election Inspector Disparity appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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A Florida man known as the "Deadpool Killer" was sentenced to death on Tuesday for the "heinous" murders of two Cape Coral women in 2019. Wade Wilson strangled 35-year-old Kristine Melton and 43-year-old Diane Ruiz to death within hours of each other on Oct. 6, 2019, in Cape Coral.Wilson — also known as the "Cape Coral Strangler" — was convicted of two counts of first-degree felony murder and two counts of first-degree premeditated murder in June. The convicted murderer has a stitched-on smile tattoo on both sides of his mouth, which is similar to that of the Joker's permanent ‘smile’ scars. A Florida jury voted in favor of the death penalty — 9-3 in Melton’s case and 10-2 in Ruiz’s murder. In April 2023, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was joined by parents of the victims of the Parkland mass school murder to sign a law that reduced the jury votes needed to administer capital punishment — dropping the previous requirement from unanimous to a supermajority of eight out of 12.On Tuesday, Lee County Circuit Judge Nicholas R. Thompson found “no basis” to overrule the jury recommendation and sentenced Wilson to death."Given the facts of the case, nothing in defendant's background or mental state would suggest that a death sentence is inappropriate," Judge Thompson said before sentencing Wilson to death.Wilson’s attorney, Lee Hollander, had requested the court impose two life sentences instead of the death penalty. Wilson's attorneys argued that he had suffered brain damage from drug addiction and had abandonment issues from being given up for adoption by his biological parents.During the trial, Wilson's adoptive parents pleaded for clemency in a letter that claimed their adopted son was "a joyful child.""Wade was a joyful child, loved his parents and sisters, and was loved immensely in return," the parents wrote. "But over the teen years, and then especially in the early years of adulthood, Wade began to slip away from us, becoming withdrawn, erratic, and depressed at first. Then his addiction was added to mental illness and [he] became, frankly, paranoid and delusional and a sense of loss became increasingly sharp."The parents continued, "They put a tiny band-aid on it, and then sent him back into the world without a diagnosis, medication, and without follow-up care. We tried to hold pieces together but had no idea how to find the support Wade needed to be the person he was inside.""In those tragic moments when the cancer of severe mental illness and addiction won, we lost our son, grandson, brother, nephew, and uncle," the family said. The parents concluded, "Despite everything, Wade is still our son and we love him. The hopes and dreams of his life are already lost, but the human is still in there somewhere, tortured beyond what most of us can even imagine." Assistant State Attorney Andreas Gardiner noted during the motion hearing, "Mr. Wilson’s decisions were not only pitiless and consciousness less, but they amounted to tragically reducing Ms. Melton, as well as Ms. Ruiz, to nothing more than memories and photographs."Wade Wilson, 30, is known as the "Deadpool Killer" because he shares his name with the Marvel anti-hero character made famous by actor Ryan Reynolds in the "Deadpool" movie franchise.Wilson brutally murdered two women within hours of each other. Wilson, then 25, met Melton and her friend at a live music bar in Fort Myers on Oct. 5, 2019. The trio reportedly went to another person's home for several hours before leaving in the morning. They allegedly went to Melton's home in Cape Coral. After the friendly left, Wilson strangled Melton to death as she slept in her bed and then stole her car. Melton suffered bruising to her face and body, hemorrhages on her neck, and contusions to the bladder, colon, liver, and lungs.Shortly after, Wilson saw Ruiz walking down a street in Cape Coral. He allegedly asked her for directions to a nearby school and lured her into the car. The Fort Myers-based News-Press reported, "When Ruiz tried to exit the car, Wilson attacked her, beating, and strangling her before pushing her out of the car and running her over 10 to 20 times."Testimony during the trial claimed that Wilson had "run her over until she looked like spaghetti," according to the New York Post. Ruiz suffered a nasal bone fracture, multiple rib fractures, a laceration to her left breast, and bruising on both sides of her body.After the gruesome murders, Wilson reportedly called his biological father — Steven Testasecca. Wilson purportedly confessed to the grisly murders. The biological parents gathered Wilson's location and told him that they were sending an Uber to pick him up. Instead, Wilson's information was provided to police, who arrested him shortly after. Newsweek reported that Wilson had several tattoos inspired by Nazis and Adolf Hitler, including two swastika tattoos: one on his right scalp and another under his right eye. Wilson had a "TTG" on his forehead, "which allegedly stands for "Time To Go" or "Trained To Go." The convicted murderer also has "Bred for war" in big letters under his chin.Wilson has a tattoo around his left eye that reads: "Why so serious?" This is likely a reference to Heath Ledger's quote in the 2008 "The Dark Knight" movie, where he portrayed the Joker villain. The convicted murderer has a stitched-on smile tattoo on both sides of his mouth, which is similar to that of the Joker's permanent "smile" scars. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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