Welcome to Woke of the Weak‚ where I’ll update you about the most woke‚ progressive‚ insane‚ and crazy clips and stories that the left thinks is tolerable and well‚ point out why exactly they’re nuts. This week we talked about many interesting individuals who seemed to throw sanity out the window.  We started with a clip where one transgender girl explained that “she” was born with a condition where “she” developed male body parts. In layman's terms‚ the freak was born as a man‚ and is a man‚ but continued to reiterate how he wanted to get his penis turned into a makeshift vagina to affirm his identity as a woman.  All that really did was affirm his mental confusion. Mental confusion much like that from the next video where a few biological girls danced around and showed their scars from getting their breasts chopped off. Of course‚ since social media is run by leftists who believe these freaks are actually men‚ the video wasn’t censored. Though it was very obvious that those “men” were actually women‚ the next individual insisted that there’s absolutely no way to tell whether someone is a boy or girl.  I guess she skipped both biology and anatomy class in school! The next two individuals had pronoun pouts. One who dressed up like a clown insisted that she wanted to be called an “it” and that “it’s” gender is “none‚" while the next sang a song about how using her preferred pronouns was mandatory. Finally we saw a woman who very openly talked about selling her kitty…and no‚ she was not talking about a four-legged-friend.

Forbes Media chairman and editor-in-chief Steve Forbes believes the average American can see through leftist propaganda about the true state of President Joe Biden’s economy. Forbes panned the Biden administration and The Washington Post during a conversation with Fox Business host Stuart Varney on the Jan. 29 edition of Varney &; Company. After Varney mentioned a Post article headlined “Falling Inflation‚ Rising Growth Give U.S. the World’s Best Recovery‚” Forbes brought up the role of reckless government spending in artificially inflating GDP. Forbes said that Democrats hope this spending “will get them through the election‚” but suggested that voters will not be fooled. After mentioning that this spending was actually damaging to America’s future‚ Forbes said‚ “I think most voters will realize these people are not good for the economy. Look at the border. Look what they're doing with green policy.” Forbes clarified that this Post headline was only possible since “the rest of the world is doing so poorly‚” including Germany‚ which he called “the weakest developed country in the world.” Forbes pointed out that Germany was suffering from ill-advised climate change fanatical policy moves‚ “which have tripled the price of their electricity.” Forbes went on to list major economies‚ pointing out that the Post had essentially given America an award for being the least terrible ailing economy.  However‚ Forbes did not stop there but questioned the underlying data as well.  Forbes compared the media’s method of reporting economic growth to the propaganda of the East German and Soviet governments during the Cold War. Forbes ripped the practice of counting government spending as somehow contributing to growth.  Forbes said‚ “The crazy way they do GDP is they count government spending as a plus‚ so that’s why the Soviet Union looked so good for so long and East Germany looked so good for so long is government spending counts as a positive thing like private investment. We know that’s nonsense.”  The Forbes Media chairman warned against continued government spending to hide the condition of the economy‚ saying that relying on government spending can lead to inflation at the levels experienced by Argentina. Argentinian inflation was so brutal in August 2023 that Reuters reported: “The August monthly inflation reading of 12.4% - a figure that would be eye-watering even as an annual figure in most countries worldwide - is pushing poverty levels past 40% and stoking anger at the traditional political elite ahead of October elections.” In fact‚ massive government spending in the United States has not only led to a national debt of over $34 trillion‚ but will also lead to debt interest payments of over $2 trillion a year by 2030‚ according to Heritage economist E.J. Antoni.  In the short term‚ Americans continue to live with the consequences of runaway government spending. The Biden administration oversaw an average of 5.9% inflation a month from Feb. 2021 after his inauguration through October 2023.  Conservatives are under attack! Contact ABC News at 818-460-7477‚ CBS News at 212-975-3247 and NBC News at 212-664-6192 and demand they report on how massive government spending leads to interest payments that threaten America’s ability to ensure Americans' safety and live up to her obligations

After having been indifferent toward the House Republican push to impeach Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas‚ the “big three” of ABC‚ CBS‚ and NBC turned up the kvetching on Monday night. That continued Tuesday on their flagship morning news shows with gripes about the “splitscreen” of a “historic” impeachment while the Senate’s “work[ing] with” him on the border and how‚ in turn‚ the former puts the latter “in jeopardy.” ABC senior congressional correspondent Rachel Scott predictably broke toward her friends on the left‚ fretting about “quite the splitscreen playing out here on Capitol Hill” with “Republicans in the Senate work[ing] with Secretary Mayorkas” as “Republicans in the House are quickly moving to impeach him over it.”     Scott made sure to tout Mayorkas’s letter responding to the impeachment threat: “Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is firing back‚ writing in a new letter that the charges against him are ‘baseless’‚ adding‚ ‘I assure you that your false accusations do not rattle me and do not divert me.’” “Only one cabinet secretary has been impeached in U.S. history‚ but it wasn’t over a policy dispute‚ making these charges unprecedented. Democrats outraged‚” she added. Turning to the border talks‚ she closed her report with more whining: “Many Republicans in the House falling behind Trump even though they haven't seen the text of that border legislation just yet.” Skipping over to NBC’s Today‚ co-host Hoda Kotb had this opening tease: Border battle. Tensions rising in Washington. A potential bipartisan deal to enforce tougher security now in jeopardy while House Republicans move forward with an historic move to impeach the secretary of Homeland Security. A live report from Capitol Hill straight ahead. Co-host Savannah Guthrie later warned in tossing to NBC Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles that “the battle over the southern border is escalating” with the Mayorkas impeachment “threatening to tank a potential deal on border security struck by a bipartisan group of lawmakers.” Nobles was similarly crestfallen at the GOP getting in Mayorkas’s way of supposedly fixing the (Biden) border crisis (click “expand”): NOBLES: Republicans will take the first step towards something Congress hasn't done in more than 150 years‚ impeaching a sitting cabinet secretary. It all comes just as bipartisan negotiators are set to release the legislation aimed at calming the border crisis. It is a building problem more than 1‚700 miles away from the U.S. Capitol. Migrants entering the United States at a record clip‚ leading to overworked border guards‚ a system at a breaking point‚ and human lives in the balance. In Eagle Pass‚ Texas‚ a young migrant girl attempting to cross into the United States through the Rio Grande river‚ caught in the current and forced to be rescued. Back on Capitol Hill‚ Republicans are putting the blame squarely on the Biden administration. HOUSE MAJORITY WHIP TOM EMMER (R-MN): Joe Biden has turned every community into a border community with his failed policies. NOBLES: So much so that‚ today‚ they will move articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas‚ accusing him of willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law and a breach of the public trust. Democrats argue this move is nothing more than a political stunt. (....) NOBLES: It comes as a bipartisan group of senators are working to hash out a deal to give President Biden more authority to regulate border crossings. This after a record number of migrants came to the country in December: more than 370‚000 overall with nearly a quarter million illegal crossings at the southern border alone. Nobles later explained that even though Republicans have long said the border crisis has to be addressed‚ “their de facto party leader‚ Donald Trump‚ is undermining the negotiations before the bill is even released” and thus led “to another partisan immigration showdown in Washington‚ while the crisis at the border continues to escalate.” Guthrie and Nobles then had a second exchange with Guthrie huffing the impeachment and GOP opposition to the deal between the White House and a small band of Senators was “politics”. Nobles obviously agreed (click “expand”): There’s no doubt that‚ even if it passes the Senate‚ it’s an uncertain future to say the least in the House. And that's because Speaker Mike Johnson has argued that aspects of the bill that have been released really don't go far enough in his view to tackle the problem. He's even called the deal dead on arrival last week.  But‚ Savannah‚ you're so right. There’s a huge aspect involving the former President‚ Donald Trump. House Republicans seem to respond to President Trump’s pressure in a very big way. So‚ that face — makes it face an increasingly difficult path especially because Trump said he will fight it all the way primarily because he sees it as a winning issue during the election at a time when recent polls show that immigration is among the top issue for voters‚ particularly his base Republican supporters[.] Finally over at CBS Mornings‚ co-host and Democratic donor Gayle King said Tuesday would feature “heated arguments on Capitol Hill” over Mayorkas’s impeachment as Democrats “say Republicans — they’re just playing politics.” Congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane acknowledged the impeachment was “a very rare step” as it was last done “after the Civil War‚” so “[c]ritics say it sets a dangerous precedent and it achieves little.” Once he outlined where both parties stand‚ he too expressed concern for Biden not being able to get his border legislation: “Mayorkas has been a key negotiator here on Capitol Hill as the Senate tries to pass new border security law and these impeachment proceedings certainly complicate what are already fragile negotiations.” To see the relevant transcripts from January 30‚ click here (for ABC)‚ here (for CBS)‚ and here (for NBC).

The following is a warning to political conservatives: Be careful demonizing Taylor Swift. You’re likely falling for a trap. You’re going to turn America’s biggest platform — the Super Bowl — into a stage for your political opponents to argue you’ve developed an affliction as dangerous as Trump derangement syndrome. You’re painting yourselves as paranoid and delusional. Monday morning‚ after the Kansas City Chiefs upset the Baltimore Ravens to advance to the Super Bowl‚ former presidential candidate turned Donald Trump surrogate Vivek Ramaswamy posted on X (formerly Twitter) speculating about Swift’s role in the 2024 election cycle. Taylor Swift is a tool helping the NFL execute its replacement plan. Men out. Women in. “I wonder who’s going to win the Super Bowl next month‚” Ramaswamy began. “And I wonder if there’s a major presidential endorsement coming from an artificially culturally propped-up couple this fall. Just some wild speculation over here‚ let’s see how it ages over the next eight months.” Ramaswamy‚ of course‚ is referring to Swift and her vaccine-pushing boyfriend‚ Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. They’re the new “it” couple whom corporate media celebrate and market. I’m a huge fan of Ramaswamy. He’s brilliant‚ quick on his feet‚ and fearless. But he’s making a mistake in this instance. It does not matter how his tweet ages over the next several months. It matters how it lands right now and over the next two weeks. It lands in crazy land. Rigging a football game to hurt Trump? Please The impact of Swift’s inevitable endorsement of Joe Biden‚ Michelle Obama‚ or Gavin Newsom is in no way connected to whether the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers on February 10. Swift’s popularity won’t rise or fall based on the winner of the last football game. Swift’s endorsement won’t sway many voters‚ either. In 2018‚ she made her first political endorsement‚ backing Phil Bredesen in his Tennessee U.S. Senate race against Marsha Blackburn. Bredesen lost by 11 percentage points. In 2016‚ LeBron James stumped for Hillary Clinton in his home state of Ohio. Hillary lost Ohio to Trump. Celebrity endorsements spin the social media news cycle. They don’t matter. Everyone knows celebrities aren’t very smart and are rarely sincere. Ramaswamy and everyone else rooting against the Chiefs because of Swift’s infatuation with Kelce look unhinged. Stop it. Right now. Walk it back. Leave the kookiness to leftists. You sound kooky arguing that leftists will rig a football game to hurt Donald Trump. Anything can happen on any given Sunday in the NFL. Just like Aaron Rodgers on the opening weekend of the season‚ Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes could suffer a season-ending injury three plays into the Super Bowl. There’s no guarantee the Chiefs are going to beat the 49ers. Conservative political opponents don’t need that to happen. What they need is conservatives unfairly demonizing a clock-ticking‚ 34-year-old woman who has fallen in love with a 34-year-old football star. The demonization makes conservatives appear hypocritical and stupid. Are political conservatives so cynical and detached from a true biblical worldview that we can’t see the potential good in a young man and woman falling in love? That’s how the anti-Swift push will be framed on the ground to suburban moms and their daughters. It’s a very relatable‚ easy-to-unpack narrative for women to digest. A likeable‚ harmless‚ clueless‚ heterosexual pop star found love with a big lug of a clueless man‚ and conservatives weirdly argued that the relationship hurt Trump’s re-election‚ so the Chiefs must lose the Super Bowl. Stop it. Right now. Walk it back. The truth is‚ the winner of the Super Bowl is irrelevant. NFL games are rarely fixed‚ if ever. Like all games that can be wagered on‚ they’re influenced. There’s a major difference between fixing and influencing games. Fixing is about the winner and loser. Influencing is about the point spread and how much profit the house “earns.” I repeat: No one who matters really cares about which team wins the Super Bowl. Swift’s real role with the NFL Here’s what the people in power care about: the NFL’s ability to serve the masses propaganda. Over the last six decades‚ nightly newscasts have seen their influence over the masses diminish year after year. Cable news stole the influence of the major TV networks. Independent media outlets have stolen the influence of cable news. There are virtually no destination‚ mass-audience TV shows any more. Football is the only content on TV that consistently delivers a major audience. Eight years ago‚ thanks to kneeling quarterback Colin Kaepernick‚ the NFL turned into another institution taken over by diversity‚ equity‚ and inclusion and the woke mob. The takeover turned off football’s most ardent supporters: Christian‚ conservative men. As our interest in football waned‚ the NFL doubled and tripled down on its pursuit of female football fans. That’s where Taylor Swift enters the picture. She’s a tool helping the NFL execute its replacement plan. Men out. Women in. The league is “illegally immigrating” female fans. It has adopted an open-borders policy that is fundamentally emasculating football for the sensibilities of women. The people who convinced the NFL to adopt woke‚ DEI‚ and Black Lives Matter messaging promised Roger Goodell that they would replace frustrated male fans with feminist women. That’s what we’re witnessing.NFL ratings are inflated right now because Nielsen changed its ratings system to include out-of-home viewers. The people watching in large groups at sports bars now count toward TV ratings. That’s why the NFL has been setting ratings records. In my opinion‚ interest in and satisfaction with the league are at historic lows. Taylor Swift and the current season are about importing female viewers. She’s far more of a brand influencer than a political operative. She’s been injected into the NFL storyline to make it cool for young women to pretend they absolutely love football. America loves a celebrity-fueled fad. Celebrities are good at sparking fads. They struggle to get people to a voting booth or to fill out a fake mail-in ballot. Celebrity relationships die rapidly of natural causes. Conservatives are making fools of themselves wishing death on a secular love affair. The right thing to do is sincerely pray that the pop star and football star realize that God is the source of all sustainable love. Hating Swift and wishing for her demise will only weaken you and strengthen her as a tool for the matriarchy.

A man in Minnesota has been accused of killing three people after putting on a UPS uniform to gain entrance into the home. What was supposed to be a robbery suddenly turned deadly‚ according to NBC News.Alonzo Mingo‚ 37‚ has been charged with three counts of second-degree murder. Though the authorities do not believe there was premeditation in the incident‚ there was intent‚ according to the complaint filed in Anoka County‚ Minnesota. There was also a firearm used in the case‚ which could lead to the defendant spending more time behind bars if he is found guilty of the crimes.Security camera video and audio outside the victims' home in Coon Rapids appear to support the prosecution's claim that Mingo drove his vehicle to the home around noon on Friday. Mingo was also accompanied by two other people. When the three arrived at the residence‚ they gained entry into the home under the guise of being UPS employees‚ then held the victims at gunpoint‚ according to the report.Though Mingo did not work for UPS at the time of the incident‚ KARE reported that he had been employed as a seasonal worker through mid-January.The complaint goes on to mention that a man who looks like Mingo was captured by a bedroom camera shooting a woman who was later identified as 42-year-old Shannon Patricia Jungwirth. The other victims in the case include the son‚ Jorge Alexander Reyes-Jungwirth‚ 20‚ and Shannon's husband‚ Mario Alberto Trejo Estrada‚ 39‚ according to a second report.Prosecutors mentioned that two children under the age of five who were in the home may have witnessed the brutal murders. When the authorities arrived at the scene‚ they soon discovered that the victims had all been fatally shot in the head."Video captures Defendant Mingo and the female return to the bedroom‚ where Defendant Mingo shoots the female in the head at point blank range‚ near the entryway‚" the complaint stated. "The older child can be seen entering the bedroom shortly thereafter‚ crying hysterically."The sheriff's office said deputies responded to the home after an unidentified person called 911 and left the line open without speaking. Operators could reportedly hear "sounds of a disturbance in the background.""Upon arrival‚ law enforcement located two males and one female deceased inside of the residence‚" the complaint added. Each murder count in the case could bring a potential three to 40 years in prison. It is not clear if Mingo has retained counsel. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A 35-year-old male who nearly two years ago used a cane to beat an elderly woman so brutally that she can't walk‚ speak‚ or recognize her husband of more than half a century was sentenced to eight years in prison last week. What are the details? Alexander Adams on February 23‚ 2022‚ approached John Hopkins‚ 78‚ and his wife — 79-year-old Claudia Hopkins — outside a supermarket in Washington‚ D.C.‚ and asked them for five dollars‚ the U.S. Department of Justice said. When John Hopkins gave Adams one dollar‚ Adams hollered‚ “That is not enough!” and punched John Hopkins‚ who fell to the ground‚ the DOJ said. With that‚ Adam began beating Claudia Hopkins with her husband’s wooden cane‚ hitting her head and body‚ after which she fell backward and hit her head on the concrete‚ officials said. Claudia Hopkins suffered numerous injuries‚ including a concussion‚ a brain bleed‚ swelling on the brain‚ and an altered mental state and cognitive deficits‚ officials said‚ adding that she "will likely never recover." Adams has been in custody since February 24‚ 2022‚ officials said‚ adding that he pleaded guilty last December. He was sentenced Friday on two counts of aggravated assault of a senior citizen to 96 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release‚ officials said. According to WRC-TV‚ the prosecutor said Adams had 32 contacts with the judicial system over the years — including 11 assaults and 13 convictions. The judge called Adams extraordinarily dangerous‚ the station added. 'I have lost my wife forever' WRC said that before the attack‚ John and Claudia Hopkins had an active social life. Now she is bedridden in a nursing home and can no longer walk‚ speak‚ or recognize her husband of more than 50 years‚ the station said. “She is incapable of talking‚ she cannot walk‚ she has a feeding tube‚” John Hopkins told WRC. “I have lost my wife forever.” Image source: YouTube screenshot He added to the station‚ “I feel haunted; I feel emotionally haunted. I feel anguished. It has given me anxiety‚ and I realize I am depressed. And I fear that it will last me for the rest of my life.” WRC reported that the day after the attack‚ Adams’ father told the station that his son had physically attacked him as well‚ breaking his hip. Tom Adams also told WRC that his son is bipolar and becomes violent when he doesn’t take his medication. In court‚ Alexander Adams apologized for what he did‚ the station said. “It’s the city’s and the United States government’s responsibility to protect its citizens‚ and we suffered that neglect‚” John Hopkins told WRC. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The women's basketball coach at the University of Mississippi blamed her campus and the local community for poor attendance at her team's games‚ saying that the locals need to "catch up" to the "rest of the world" and support women's sports.Yolett McPhee-McCuin‚ women's basketball coach at Ole Miss‚ made scathing remarks during a recent press conference where she implied her team deserved more fans attending games.The topic of the program's revenue appeared to be initially brought up by Mississippi sports reporter and author Chase Parham‚ who noted that both the Ole Miss men's and women's teams produced a deficit in fiscal year 2023.Parham stated that the university football program took in over $12 million and the baseball program made just $166‚126. At the same time‚ men's basketball lost over $3.6 million‚ while the women's program was deeper in the red‚ losing over $8 million. #OleMiss reported the following net profits (or losses) in these sports for fiscal year 2023: Football: $12‚301‚036Men's Basketball: $-3‚673‚921Women's Basketball: $-8‚394‚594Baseball: $166‚126More here for subs: https://t.co/IpL6R0KhT8— Chase Parham (@ChaseParham) January 25‚ 2024 McPhee-McCuin‚ whose nickname is Coach Yo‚ expressed displeasure in her response."Someone tried to put out a narrative … as if all we do is we’re a waste‚" McPhee-McCuin said‚ according to Outkick. "We’re not a waste. That just pissed me off. And when I walk out and I see my fans‚ the fans come out‚ and we can’t get Club Red to come out‚ that pisses me off. Because why not come out and support us? Why not be a cool school for everybody? Turn on ESPN. There are people out there watching that game. So we’ve gotta catch up‚ man. We’re behind. It’s disappointing."The attendance for Ole Miss versus Florida was reportedly 2‚450‚ and Coach Yo soon blamed the local community of Oxford‚ Mississippi‚ and the school's campus for the poor attendance."If you've been paying attention to the landscape of women's sports‚ there is no doubt that women's sports is on the uptick. From viewership‚ to the level of talent‚ from the investments‚ from the NIL space to programs ... our time is now‚" McPhee-McCuin declared. "Women's basketball is a legitimate entity in the sports world."Coach Yo repeatedly stated that the community needed to "catch up" with the "rest of the world‚" which has apparently embraced women's sports."What I'm trying get the Oxford community to do is to catch up. Because the rest of the world has caught up on the fact that women's sports is legit‚ and it's real‚" she continued. "I'm not going to allow people to make it seem like what we do doesn't matter."The coach then complained that there was no reason that the team shouldn't be averaging 5‚000 fans per game.WATCH: Ole Miss women’s basketball coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin following the win over Florida. She shares her thoughts on the state of women’s sports. via @OleMissVideo | #OleMiss pic.twitter.com/ShmgBcwAVu— Brad Logan (@BradLoganCOTE) January 26‚ 2024 McPhee-McCuin later took to her X account to state that the narrative around the team's finances "was weak and with absolutely no context."She also called reporter Parham's story "click bait [sic]."I have issues with your response related to my work product and integrity‚ but I know Twitter isn’t always real life. How about a podcast face to face next week? I’ll come to you. Happy to talk about it. https://t.co/9q4oVsXBtR— Chase Parham (@ChaseParham) January 26‚ 2024 McPhee-McCuin went on to state that 'you can’t put a dollar amount" on the women's team‚ while continuously defending her comments about the school's community. She also labeled herself "an advocate for women’s sports."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Three former Department of Homeland Security employees were sentenced Friday for conspiring to steal proprietary software and personal data belonging to federal government workers‚ according to a Department of Justice press release.Charles Edwards‚ 63‚ the former acting inspector general of the DHS Office of Inspector General‚ was sentenced to one year and six months in prison after he pleaded guilty in 2022 to “conspiracy to commit theft of government property and to defraud the United States and theft of government property.”In 2019‚ Sonal Patel‚ 49‚ a former employee in the DHS-OIG’s information technology department‚ pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit theft of government property. Patel was recently sentenced to two years of probation.Murali Venkata‚ 58‚ who worked in the same department as Patel‚ was sentenced to four months in prison. Venkata was convicted by a jury in 2022 of “conspiracy to commit theft of government property and to defraud the United States‚ theft of government property‚ wire fraud‚ and destruction of records‚” the DOJ reported. Venkata was convicted of “delet[ing] incriminating text messages and other communications in an effort to obstruct the investigation.”All three were previously employed at the United States Postal Service Office of Inspector General. According to court records‚ the men plotted to steal proprietary software and databases containing sensitive law enforcement information‚ which they planned to use to build a software product they would sell to government agencies through Edwards’ Maryland-based company‚ Delta Business Solutions. The men were also accused of stealing personally identifiable information belonging to 200‚000 federal government workers. The trio shared the stolen information with India-based software developers.“After leaving DHS-OIG‚ Edwards founded Delta Business Solutions Inc.‚ located in Maryland. From at least 2015 until 2017‚ he stole software from DHS-OIG‚ along with sensitive government databases containing personal identifying information of DHS and USPS employees‚ so that his company could develop a commercially-owned version of a case management system to be offered for sale to government agencies‚” the DOJ explained.Edwards’ attorney‚ Jonathan Jeffress with KaiserDillon‚ told Reuters in 2022 that his client was attempting to create a better system for the government. Jeffress said Edwards “understands that his possession of the system and the sensitive data within it as a private citizen was inappropriate” and “sincerely regrets his error in judgment.”The DHS-OIG and the USPS-OIG investigated the case.The DHS did not respond to a request for comment‚ the New York Post reported.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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