"It's a brand new instalment and it's a good one!" says Willcox

The Oklahoma Republican Party ceased all support for Sen. James Lankford for his role in leading negotiations in an immigration deal that furthers illegal immigration into the United States. This bill gives Joe Biden cover as the election nears. As Breitbart News has detailed‚ Lankford (R-OK) is negotiating the deal alongside other Republicans such as Thom […] The post The Border Deal Is So Bad That OK GOP Cut Off Sen. Lankford appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

CHAPTER 3: Birdman and the Reality Revolution Space Is No Longer the Final Frontier—Reality Is [upcoming release March/2024] by Linda Goudsmit Globalism is a replacement ideology that seeks to reorder the world into one singular‚ planetary Unistate‚ ruled by the globalist elite themselves. The globalist war on nation-states cannot succeed without collapsing the United States […] The post CHAPTER 3: Birdman and the Reality Revolution appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Actor Robert Downey Jr. admitted it was probably better that he did not win the Oscar when he was nominated for the best actor award three decades ago — for his performance in the 1993 biopic “Chaplin.” The “Iron Man” star made the revelation on ABC’s “The View” last week‚ just after the news broke that he had been nominated in the best supporting actor category for his turn as Admiral Lewis Strauss in the Christopher Nolan-directed “Oppenheimer” (2023). WATCH: “You lost to Al Pacino for ‘Scent of a Woman‚'” Joy Behar pointed out. “Now you say it actually would have been the worst thing for you to have won that year.” Downey Jr. laughed‚ saying‚ “Ah‚ because I was young and crazy and it would have put me under the impression that I was on the right track. Whoopi remembers.” “We were all on those tracks together‚” Whoopi Goldberg — who co-starred with Downey Jr. in the 1991 film “Soapdish” — just laughed in response. The “Tropic Thunder” star was not exaggerating when he said his early career was “crazy” — in 1996‚ he was arrested on drug and weapons charges. After violating the terms of his parole‚ he was arrested again and sentenced in 1999 to three years in prison — but ultimately served 15 months. He was pardoned in 2015 by then Governor Jerry Brown (D-CA). His entrance into the Marvel Cinematic Universe — as Tony Stark/Iron Man in 2004’s “Iron Man” — marked his comeback in Hollywood after an early career that he described as “30 years of dependency‚ depravity and despair.” In addition to “Oppenheimer” and the best actor nod for “Chaplin‚ Downey Jr. was also nominated in the best supporting actor category for his role in 2009’s “Tropic Thunder.”

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said that she believes that President Joe Biden is the Democratic Party’s best option against former President Donald Trump in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. AOC made the remarks during a Sunday interview with Kristen Welker on NBC News’ “Meet The Press” when asked about why Biden is struggling in the polls against Trump despite Trump facing numerous legal issues. “I think what we have right now‚ what we’ve seen in New Hampshire‚ he is virtually the nominee of the party. His turnout in New Hampshire is actually not something to ignore‚” she said. “We saw‚ from a write-in campaign‚ remember‚ President Biden wasn’t even on the ballot in New Hampshire‚ he won overwhelmingly with turnout that even exceeded Obama 2012 turnout when Obama was on the ballot. And so‚ there are quite a few indicators in his strength in New Hampshire. We will see what happens in South Carolina and‚ of course‚ when we get to important primaries like Michigan.” When asked directly if Biden was the party’s best option‚ AOC said‚ “Yes” that Biden was “the strongest nominee” the party could put forward. “I think we can certainly do more to be advancing our vision‚” AOC said. “And I believe that we have a strong vision that we can run on. You know I think – and – and for what it’s worth‚ the president has said‚ ‘If you give me the House‚ and if you give me the Senate and reelect me to the presidency‚ we will codify abortion rights and the right to choose in this country. We’ll codify reproductive rights.’ I think we can do more.” “I think we – I think we need to be talking more about health care‚” she continued. “Of course‚ me as a progressive‚ I want to see the age of Medicare drop‚ whether it’s to 50‚ as the president has discussed earlier‚ or to zero‚ as is my preference‚ to extend Medicare to all people in the United States of America. But I believe that we can be doing more. We can talk even more about the fact that public colleges and universities should be tuition free or reduced.”

'It’s a closed set so we’re both holding our bodies'