Former President Donald Trump is full of confidence while he gets ready to prepare for the 2024 presidential debates against the Democrat nominee and current vice president, Kamala Harris, maintaining that she will be easier to beat in comparison to President Joe Biden.

As Rep. Jamie Raskin and his allies discuss blocking Donald Trump’s election should he win, some are addressing Raskin’s clearly flawed reasoning. Raskin thinks or pretends he thinks Donald Trump is an insurrectionist who violated Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Raskin is threatening “Civil War conditions,” his words, should the former president win. THE […] The post Rep. Raskin Plans to Start a Civil War on a Big Lie appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Michelle Pfeiffer will lead the upcoming “Yellowstone” sequel series as it begins to take shape with the conclusion of the original series coming later this year. On Thursday, Paramount announced that the 66-year-old actress will both star in and produce the next installment of the hit series currently titled “Madison,” People magazine reported. “‘Madison’ will follow a New York City family living in the Madison River valley of central Montana and is a ‘heartfelt study of grief and human connection,'” according to a press release. “Michelle Pfeiffer is a remarkable talent who imbues every role with emotional depth, authenticity and grace,” Chris McCarthy, the co-CEO of Paramount Global and President/CEO of Showtime & MTV Entertainment Studios, said in a statement. “She is the perfect anchor to the newest chapter of the ‘Yellowstone’ universe, ‘Madison,’ from the brilliant mind of Taylor Sheridan,” the statement added. The series will be the 7th spinoff from the original Kevin Costner-lead show that debuted in 2018 and was a massive success. Spinoffs include the prequel “1883,” “Lawman: Bass Reeves,” another prequel titled “1923,” a limited series that’s yet to air, as well as three other spinoffs that have been announced but not much else is known about them — Matthew McConaughey is involved in one and there’s to be another prequel series called “1944.” The #YellowstoneTV sequel is very much beginning to take shape. That series will be titled ‘Madison’ and will star Michelle Pfeiffer, and it will be the next series to roll out in the ‘Yellowstone’ universe https://t.co/aS4IVqv3OL pic.twitter.com/rKdPgL5wvS — The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) August 8, 2024 The “Yellowstone” series will finally come to an end when the second half of season 5 debuts in November after more than a year hiatus, minus star Kevin Costner. The “Dances With Wolves” star recently told GQ that a scheduling conflict had nothing to do with his departure from the series amid reports that blamed him for halting production on the second half of the season due to filming for his western movie, followed by the writers’ and actors’ strikes, as previously reported. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI “They still haven’t shot it. As far as I know,” the actor said. “The scripts never came. And so then, at one point, they said to me that we don’t have an ending or anything.” Costner said he offered options for killing off his character so he could make both work, saying, “‘Well, if you want to kill me, if you want to do something like that,’ I said, ‘I have a week before I start. I’ll do what you want to do.’” The “Dances with Wolves” star said despite everything that has happened, he would be open to returning to the series, Deadline noted. Paramount released a statement later to Fox News about Costner’s GQ comments and said that “Kevin has been a big part of ‘Yellowstone’s’ success.” “While we had hoped that we would continue working with him, unfortunately, we could not find a window that worked for him, all the other talent, and our production needs in order to move forward together,” the statement read. “We respect that Kevin has prioritized his new film series and we wish him the best.” Related: Kevin Costner Talks Killing Off ‘Yellowstone’ Character As Season 5 Production Finally Gets Underway

A group of Christian and conservative investors are calling on several major retailers, including Walmart and Costco, to rebuff calls from the New York City Comptroller to start selling the widely used abortion drug mifepristone. Organized by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a group of business leaders and customers recently sent letters to Costco, Walmart, Kroger, Albertsons, and McKesson, calling them to not offer mifepristone, a drug that is estimated to be used in over half of all abortions. Signers included Inspire Insight CEO Robert Netzly, Guidestone Financial Resources Managing Director Will Lofland, and Bowyer Research CEO Jerry Bowyer, and financial advisor David Bahnsen, among others. “We are investors, investment advisors, fiduciaries, proxy voting and corporate engagement consultants to investors who hold over $100 billion in assets under management and $56 million in Costco stock,” the letter to Costco said. “We write to urge Costco, for its own sake and the sake of its shareholders and customers, to continue its current practice of not dispensing the abortion drug mifepristone.” The letters come after NYC Comptroller Brad Lander urged the retailers to move to offer mifepristone for sale or risk losing consumer confidence. Lander noted that NYC pension funds have about $1.3 billion in ownership in the retailers. The coalition disagreed with Lander’s assessment that the companies needed to start providing mifepristone. “Not true. Maximizing shareholder value requires Costco to avoid politicizing its services and to continue to do what it has always done best, provide excellent grocery and retail goods to families,” the letter from the coalition said in response. In a statement, ADF Senior Vice President of Corporate Engagement Jeremy Tedesco said that the group was happy to help facilitate the letter. “As the letter emphasizes, the legal landscape on dangerous chemical abortion drugs is anything but settled. The FDA’s own label admits that roughly one in 25 women who take this drug will end up in the ER,” he said. “Retail pharmacies are there to serve the health and wellness of their customers, but abortion drugs like mifepristone undermine that mission by putting women’s health at risk.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Mifepristone has increasingly become the most common way for a woman to end the life of her unborn child, especially in states where abortion is supposed to be illegal. A Daily Wire investigation earlier this year found that a shady network of Left-wing activist groups are flooding red states with abortion pills. People are able to ​​circumvent state laws with access to the internet, a willingness to make payments online, and a shipping address.

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