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Breitbart has multiple sources claiming the Biden administration planted a Democrat operative inside a Fulton County office to target former President Donald Trump. That would qualify as election interference. The sources‚ who must remain anonymous‚ say the District Attorney’s Office environment is “corrupt.” Shocker! Jeff DeSantis‚ the county’s Deputy District Attorney‚ who was far more qualified […] The post Biden’s Spy Inside the Office of “Not Smart” Fani Willis appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

MLB pitcher Erik Swanson will be away from the team “for a while” following his four-year-old son’s hospitalization after he was struck by a car in Florida near the team’s spring training complex. Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider announced that Swanson’s son Toby was hit by a car on Sunday in Clearwater‚ Florida‚ the New York Post reported. “Thanks to the incredible work from the Clearwater first responders‚ Toby is on the road to recovery and is surrounded by his family‚” Schneider said‚ before he said that the Blue Jays pitcher will be away from the team “for a while.” “The guys have been phenomenal so far‚” Schneider added‚ of his team’s support for Swanson and family. “And you can’t forget about players wives and significant others who have reached out. It’s been a rough couple of days but it’s nice to see the support.” Blue Jays Pitcher Erik Swanson’s Son‚ 4‚ Struck by Car and Airlifted to Hospital: ‘On the Road to Recovery’ https://t.co/9Td9tCZZED — People (@people) February 27‚ 2024 “Baseball is secondary when you are talking about family and life‚” Schneider continued. “Family comes first. Our love‚ support and prayers are with Erik‚ Madison‚ Toby and the entire Swanson family.” According to a police report‚ by the Toronto Sun‚ Toby was hit by a Ford Expedition near a hotel in Clearwater. Swanson’s son had to be airlifted to All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg where he remains in critical condition‚ the outlet noted. The MLB pitcher and his wife Madison‚ have yet to speak publicly about what happened. The two also share a one-year-old daughter Parker Kari‚ the outlet noted. Earlier this month‚ Swanson shared a couple of cute pictures of himself and his young son walking through a parking lot where the spring training center is located. “Put Toby through a full day of work at the field today!” the Blue Jays pitcher captioned the post. The 2024 season will be Swanson’s second with the team after the Blue Jays acquired him from the Seattle Mariners for outfielder Teoscar Hernández in November 2022‚ the Post noted. In his first season with the team‚ Swanson appeared in 69 games and finished with a  4-2 record‚ 2.97 ERA and 75 strikeouts over 66.2 innings‚ ESPN noted. The Blue Jays’ 2024 season kicks off March 28 against American League East rival the Tampa Bay Rays‚ the outlet noted.

NASHVILLE — Tennessee lawmakers heard on Tuesday the accounts of religious groups that had lost access to their bank accounts for what they suspect to be ideological reasons. One group‚ the National Committee for Religious Freedom‚ had only had a bank account open with JPMorgan Chase for several weeks before the organization’s head and former Kansas Governor Sam Brownback attempted to make a deposit only to be told the account no longer existed. The group‚ which was created to promote religious liberty in the United States‚ was informed that they had not returned paperwork before a 60 day deadline even though the account was terminated after around three weeks‚ according to senior advisor Matt Goddard. Goddard said that they attempted multiple times to understand why their account had been discontinued only to be given multiple confusing explanations. They soon became suspicious that they had been victims of de-banking‚ a term used to describe people losing access to financial services for ideological reasons. The National Committee for Religious Freedom was one of the groups warning about de-banking during testimony on Tuesday in support of a proposed Tennessee bill that would prevent banks from discriminating against people based on their political or religious views. The group testified in front of the Tennessee House of Representatives’ Subcommittee on Banking and Consumer Affairs at the Cordell Hull Building in Nashville. “We were founded in 2022 by Sam Brownback‚ a former governor‚ U.S. senator‚ and U.S. ambassador‚” Goddard said at a press conference after the hearing. “The reason I share that with you is that if he can be de-banked by Chase Bank‚ anybody can be de-banked by Chase Bank.” The proposed bill‚ HB2100‚ would block financial institutions and insurance companies from denying or canceling services to people based on a person’s speech‚ opinions‚ and affiliations‚ as well as a person’s religious beliefs‚ exercises‚ and affiliations. The bill would create an amendment to Tennessee’s consumer protection laws and would not impact quantitative factors banks already take into account. Concerns over de-banking have emerged in recent years after the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau froze the bank accounts of truckers protesting his strident vaccine mandate and revelations that banks were asked to flag transactions of Trump supporters and people shopping at outdoor stores‚ such as Bass Pro Shop. Also highlighted in the hearing was the case of the Memphis-based Indigenous Advance Ministries‚ a Christian nonprofit that helps the impoverished in Uganda. The organization filed a consumer complaint after its account was closed by Bank of America. Emails from Bank of America revealed that it closed the account because it “no longer aligns with the bank’s risk tolerance‚” according to the Alliance Defending Freedom. The sudden closure of Indigenous Advance’s account came after it had been a customer for roughly eight years with Bank of America and the move greatly impacted its mission‚ according to the Alliance Defending Freedom. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILY WIRE APP The Tennessee bill‚ sponsored by Rep. Jason Zachary (R-Knoxville) in the House and Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson (R-Franklin)‚ would also prohibit banks from keeping a social credit score that factors in things like owning a gun‚ working in the firearm industry‚ working in the oil or timber industry‚ or a person’s support for immigration laws being enforced. “The legislation that we presented today is about protecting Tennesseans‚” Zachary said. “It’s a consumer protection act to ensure that Tennesseans are not de-banked for non-financial reasons.” Zachary told The Daily Wire that the insurance component of the legislation was “proactive” and intended to prevent discrimination based on political speech or religious belief. The bill was opposed by the Tennessee Bankers Association‚ which said that it is addressing a problem that doesn’t exist. Representatives from the association also said that federal discrimination law would protect consumers already. The House committee ran out of time to vote on advancing the bill and is expected to vote next week about moving it past committee. Similar measures to protect consumers from financial discrimination have been proposed this year in Florida and Iowa.

Tech giant Apple has reportedly ended its decade-long pursuit to enter the electric vehicle market after spending billions of dollars on the effort known as Project Titan. The Wall Street Journal reported that part of the reason Apple pulled the plug was that the company was lighting cash on fire trying to catch up to Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors. “It makes no sense whatsoever for Apple to sell a car‚” technology analyst Richard Windsor said last year. “Apple makes 40-50pc gross margins on the products it sells‚ and it will not make that on seats and steering wheels.” Apple wanted to develop new battery technology that would dramatically cut the cost of electric vehicles and wanted to develop software that would make their cars fully self driving. Some of the 2‚000 employees Apple had working on the project will be transferred to other areas in the company while the rest will be laid off‚ the report said. “Apple canceling this project is a sigh of relief for us‚” said Dan Morgan‚ a senior portfolio manager at Apple shareholder Synovus Trust. “When you looked at Apple’s future initiatives‚ the car project was always the most far-fetched for Apple. This just isn’t in their wheelhouse.” The news comes after Apple said last month that it was pushing back its timetable for debuting its electric car from 2026 to 2028‚ which comes as the electric vehicle market has fallen off significantly in recent years due to a wide range of consumer concerns. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Mercedes-Benz announced last week that it was scrapping its plans to only sell electric vehicles after 2030 due to low consumer demand. The Verge said that the report showed a stunning turnaround for the German automaker from its pledge three years ago to completely phase out selling gas-powered vehicles by 2030 and to only sell EVs. “Customers and market conditions will set the pace of the transformation‚” Mercedes said in its fourth quarter earnings statement. “The company plans to be in a position to cater to different customer needs‚ whether it’s an all-electric drivetrain or an electrified combustion engine‚ until well into the 2030s.” The New York Times reported earlier this month that the Biden administration was preparing to ease its push to force EVs onto American consumers as consumer demand for the vehicles remains low‚ dealerships have expressed serious concerns‚ and automakers have had to cut production and revamp production of gas vehicles. The report said the move was a “concession to automakers and labor unions” from the administration‚ as it was forcing “limits on tailpipe emissions” to force Americans to switch from gas-powered cars to more expensive electric vehicles — which often have performance issues in adverse weather conditions. The serious lack of charging stations‚ and the time it takes to recharge electric vehicles‚ are among other top complaints from consumers.

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