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Pro-LGBTQ groups and Second Amendment advocates seem to have formed a surprising alliance, as both last week publicly condemned a potential gun ban proposed by the Department of Justice.   Their statements came in response to multiple reports that the DOJ is “reviewing ways to ensure that mentally ill individuals suffering from gender dysphoria are unable to obtain firearms while they are unstable and unwell.”   Those reports painted the DOJ’s discussions as a response to the August shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis. That shooting, allegedly committed by a “transgender” person, left 2 children dead and 17 children and adults wounded.  But LGBTQ groups denounced any potential ban as infringing on the rights of transgender individuals.?  LGBTQ Nation, which describes itself as “the world’s most-followed LGBTQ news source,” posted on X Thursday, “Attorney General Pam Bondi is all-in on Trump’s escalating assault on trans people.” Its post linked to an article titled “DOJ plans to label trans Americans as ‘mentally defective’ to take away their guns.”  A spokesperson for GLAAD, another LGBTQ advocacy group, called the potential gun ban an attempt to use the transgender community as a scapegoat for recent shootings.  “Instead of actual solutions, the administration is again choosing to scapegoat and target a small and vulnerable population,” the spokesperson told CNN.  LGBTQ groups weren’t alone in decrying attempts to keep guns out of the hands of those suffering from gender dysphoria.  Following the report, the National Rifle Association released a statement saying, “NRA does not, and will not, support any policy proposals that implement sweeping gun bans that arbitrarily strip law-abiding citizens of their Second Amendment rights without due process.”  Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Chairman Alan Gottlieb said in a statement, “Prohibiting whole groups of people from owning and using firearms because a sick individual misused a gun to harm and kill children is as reprehensible as restricting the rights of all law-abiding citizens because some people have committed crimes.”  Gun Owners of America posted on X, “GOA opposes any & all gun bans. Full stop.”  That was reposted by the campaign account of Thomas Massie, R-Ky., who said, “I oppose all gun bans as well.”  The Trump administration rejected attempts to frame its discussions as specifically targeting transgender individuals, describing them instead as an attempt to keep guns away from those struggling from mental disorders.  A DOJ spokesperson told FOX News, “The DOJ is actively evaluating options to prevent the pattern of violence we have seen from individuals with specific mental health challenges and substance abuse disorders.”  Currently, federal law prohibits those with certain mental illnesses from owning firearms. The post Odd Bedfellows: LGBTQ Groups, Pro-Gun Orgs Denounce Gun Ban  appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Chris Cillizza, who spent years at CNN and The Washington Post, is not a conservative. That makes his blunt warning Tuesday about the Democratic Party’s socialist drift all the more striking. On his YouTube channel, Cillizza cited new Gallup polling released earlier in the day that found 66 percent of...

I don’t spend a ton of time on this stuff, but every once in a while something jumps out at me that I think deserves a second look here live on the site. And that’s what I have for you today. Do you remember the 2014 Oscars? I do. I actually think I had the TV on live at the time, and with it being pre-2015 and pre my large scale red-pilling, probably one of the last times I actually tuned in to watch something like this. But I do remember it for the moment that Ellen (she was big back then) who was hosting went out into the audience to raise money for ordering a couple pizzas for the crowd. She made a huge deal out of it, and I remember even at the time thinking it was kind of weird and not really all that funny. Now flash-forward 11 years and everything we know about “pizza” and suddenly I am viewing this in an entirely new lens. Watch for yourself: Was there a live child auction conducted during the 2014 Oscars? “They went really overboard with the pizza obsession, which I feel like makes it more suspicious.” pic.twitter.com/jNyrhfYfR1 — illuminatibot (@iluminatibot) September 8, 2025 TRANSCRIPT: Right under our noses, they did a live child auction at the 2014 Oscars and then we all laughed. Hi. Hey, Jeffrey, how are you? And then she says hello to Jeffrey Epstein at the beginning. How’s everybody doing? Good? Is anybody hungry? I just feel like everybody’s gotta be hungry right now. Good, I was hoping you’d say that, ’cause I have this crazy idea that I will order pizza. And so, if I do, I don’t want it to go to waste. Who will eat pizza if I—Jennifer, yes. Harrison, yes. Mark. All right. What do you think? I’m gonna order some pizza, that’s what I’ll do. And then the money in the hat part was like mocking the church and then the names like Kevin Spacey, Weinstein, like none of that aged well. So, I borrowed Pharrell’s hat and I thought I’d pass it around and get some money for the pizza ’cause nobody ever really—uh, do you have Harvey? Two hundred? That’s a start, that’s a—see, what do we have? John? What you got, twenty? Kevin? Twenty. That’s for you. Thanks so much. Okay. And then notice that she changes to white when she serves the pizza and you know what party is all white? Cheese. We have different kinds. Who’s hungry? Who’s gonna eat on this side? Okay. Cheese, that’s a cheese. Yeah. Julia wants cheese. Who’s your favorite movie star? They’re here—who do you wanna talk to? Thing? All right, great, great. And then I don’t have any money. Who—Sandy? Where is Harvey Weinstein? Harvey. No pressure, only a billion people watching. Whatever you feel is right. It’s like they had an inside joke that they thought would never get out. Like they went really overboard with the pizza obsession, which I feel like makes it more suspicious. Backup here if needed: My thoughts? I obviously don’t know for sure either way. It’s very possible it was just a stupid gag that now looks pretty lame in hindsight. Or it’s possible that theory is 100% real, it sure wouldn’t shock me! What I have learned in studying these people is once you have all the money, fame and power any person could ever reasonably tolerate or need, you start to look for excitement and thrills in really weird places. You’re no longer content with basic stuff because you have everything you could ever want or need at your fingertips. So life becomes dull, boring. And at the same time, you’re soul is rotting from the inside. I’m not saying that’s what happened with everyone in this video, of course not. But I am saying it would not surprise me in the least if there was some sort of discussion or dare behind the scenes where they egged each other on to see how many times they could say “pizza” live on the air, and wouldn’t that just be hilarious? We’d get all of America into it, almost like a huge ritual, and they’d have no idea because Pizzagate was not a thing yet.  They would be completely unassuming.  The JOKE would be on them. That would not surprise me one bit! How about you?