Elon Musk sat down with Jordan Peterson for an interview for over two hours. He said his son Xavier is ‘dead’ after going on puberty blockers. “They call it deadnaming for a reason; my son Xavier is dead.” Musk now has a “trans’ daughter. He went on to explain: “ It happened to one of my […] The post Elon Musk: Puberty Blockers Took Away His Son appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The president of the nation’s second-largest teachers union went on a politicized rant about “violence” and “fascism” just days after the head of the largest teachers union was mocked for doing the same thing. Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), was mocked for her “unhinged” keynote address at her union’s annual convention in Houston on Monday. “The November elections will determine which path we take as a nation. Progress is indeed possible, but so is the eradication of the rights and freedoms we hold dear,” Weingarten said at the event. Randi Weingarten says Trump is an "existential threat to democracy": "The November elections will determine which path we take.. it is seldom a dramatic event or attack that lets fascism in the door. The violence comes later, after they are voted in." Unhinged lunatic. pic.twitter.com/87K6mYDhKP — Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) July 22, 2024 It’s official! @aftunion delegates just voted to endorse @kamalaharris. I spoke in support of the resolution—for our students, our patients, our families, our communities, our democracy and ourselves! Let’s win this! pic.twitter.com/O2CeFULlBT — Randi Weingarten ???????‍?? (@rweingarten) July 22, 2024 “Imagine a country where hate has no harbor and freedom rings, the freedom to vote, to live, to breathe, the freedom to marry, the freedom for families to make reproductive choices, the freedom to read, the freedom to teach, and the freedom to join a union!” the union boss shouted. As she neared the end of her speech, Weingarten waved her arms and appeared to be jumping up and down behind the podium. “Historians … who study threats to democracy and how fascists come to power conclude that it is seldom a dramatic event or attack that lets fascism in the door,” she said. “The violence comes later after they are voted in. Voting is still our best defense against tyranny and fascism, and it’s our best offense to create the better future we dream of and march for.” The union boss went on to suggest former President Donald Trump is an “existential threat to democracy” and urged her members to vote against him. “When the history books are written about this moment, let them record that we the people, united, mobilized, and voted down this existential threat to democracy and freedom, that we continued the march for progress, that we laid the foundation for our better future, and that we sought to create a more perfect union! Progress is possible! Keep marching!” Weingarten shouted as the crowd of union members erupted into applause. Also on Monday, Weingarten touted that AFT union delegates had voted to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president. “Let’s win this!” she posted on X. School choice activist Corey DeAngelis called Weingarten an “unhinged lunatic” after her speech. “Randi Weingarten just gave a 4,000 word keynote speech to her teachers union. She didn’t mention learning loss a single time,” said Nicki Neily, founder and president of Parents Defending Education, a nonprofit “working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.” “Just days after he was shot in an attempted ass*ss*nat*on, Randi Weingarten suggests Trump is an ‘existential threat to democracy and freedom’ and that he’s a violent, tyrannical, fascist. Is this what ‘toning it down’ looks like? Deranged,” posted the X account Libs of TikTok. Earlier this month, the president of the country’s largest teachers union was also mocked for a “totally unhinged” speech in which she shouted about winning “all the things.” Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association (NEA), banged on the podium, waved her arms, and laughed out loud as she shouted about social justice at the union’s Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly in Philadelphia. “We have to transform it into something it was never designed to be — a racially and socially just and equitable system that prepares every student! Every student! Every student! Every one! With conviction and commitment,” Pringle said. Pringle also railed against Trump and what she called a “stacked” Supreme Court. “We worked hard to rid ourselves of a tyrannical, deceitful, and corrupt White House. We did. But the reality is that the seeds that were sown during that horrible season continue to germinate,” Pringle said.

“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin demanded that critics of Vice President Kamala Harris stop suggesting that she “didn’t earn” the 2024 presidential nomination — despite the fact that she has essentially been coronated as the new Democratic presidential candidate without winning a single primary vote on her own merits. Hostin and her co-hosts reacted to Harris declaring herself the de facto nominee less than 48 hours after President Joe Biden — who has not been seen publicly in days — announced via a letter shared on X that he was leaving the 2024 campaign, posting a short time later that he was endorsing Harris to pick up where he’d left off. “You know what I think? I think that they recognize they’re in trouble now with Kamala at the head of the ticket,” Hostin began, arguing that in her mind, people would respond to the optics of “pitting a former prosecutor against a convicted felon.” WATCH: Sunny declares that black voters are a monolith. She claims it’s a “fallacy that black men are going to vote for Trump” and “black women are the backbone of the Democratic Party.” “Stop with the ‘she didn’t earn it,'” She demanded of critics, admits her father taught her racism. pic.twitter.com/lHAv15PohU — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) July 23, 2024 Hostin went on to claim that it was a “fallacy that black men are gonna vote for Trump” because there was a phone call with an activist group called Win With Black Men, and they raised more than $1 million for Harris. She also suggested that all black women would vote for Harris. “What I will say is stop with the ‘she didn’t earn it,'” Hostin demanded. “Stop with the ‘she is not qualified.'” Hostin then claimed that because Harris was a black woman, she had to be “twice as good to get half as far.” She did not mention the fact that when Harris ran her own presidential campaign beginning in 2019, she did not even make it to 2020 before lack of support caused her to exit the race. Hostin did not mention the fact that Harris was chosen to be Biden’s vice president only after he promised to select a woman of color. She also completely ignored the fact that Harris did not receive a single primary vote at the top of the ticket and had simply claimed ownership of the nomination after racking up some cash and a few high-profile endorsements.

Many people know of Carson Daly. As an American television host and personality, he is no stranger to the spotlight. While his wife is also no stranger to the spotlight as a successful food blogger and cookbook author, she is currently in the spotlight for an entirely different reason. Siri Daly has created an impromptu song that highlights the reality of parenthood in a very humorous way. Watch as she sings a hilariously relatable song about how much time she spends driving her kids around.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Siri Daly (@siriouslydelicious) According to People Magazine, Carson and Siri Daly are the loving parents of four beautiful children. Their son Jackson, 15, and their three daughters, Etta, 11; London, 9; and Godlie, 3. With four beautiful kids, it is no wonder that Siri feels like she is constantly in her car. Impromptu Song Shows The Reality of Parenthood In her song, she sings, “All I do is drive my car, around the town and pick up kids, and then I drop kids, and pick up other kids.” She goes on to sing, “It is like I am an Uber driver, but no one pays me or even says thank you. They just get in and out all day long.” Her followers are loving this impromptu song about parenthood and relishing Siri’s voice. Some of the comments read, ” The low note was really something special at the end.” Another one reads, ” This is the best ode to modern motherhood I have ever heard.” With over 6,300 likes, it is evident that many mamas out there resonate with Siri’s feelings about constantly driving her kids around. Luckily for her, one of her four children is just starting to get behind the wheel himself. Hopefully, Siri will soon have one fewer kid to taxi.  You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Carson Daly’s Wife Siri Sings Hilarious Impromptu Song About The Reality of Parenthood appeared first on InspireMore.

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