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Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter If you don’t know what a post turtle is, look at the picture above. The description of a post turtle: “You know he didn’t get up there by himself, he doesn’t belong up there, he doesn’t know what to do while he’s up there, he’s elevated beyond his ability to function, and you just wonder what kind of dumb ass put him up there to begin with.”[3] That’s Larry Hogan, former Governor of Maryland and current candidate for the Senate. Recently at a local fundraiser, Hogan stated his reason for running: Although he never intended…

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Iran is issuing threats of using new weaponry in its upcoming retaliatory action against Israel. Reports suggest that the IRGC is considering deploying the Fatah-1 hypersonic missile for the first time, according to sources within the Israeli government. Israel is bracing for a significant missile barrage from Iran and its allies in the near future. “If the US interferes again, we will target all its military installations and bases in the region,” warned an Iranian military commander as reported by sources. In a related development, Turkey has also been vocal in its support for Iran and has joined in the…

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In July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that the unemployment rate climbed to 4.3 percent, the highest it has been since October 2021. This uptick occurred as the economy added a meager 114,000 jobs, much lower than expected. Subsequently, the stock market experienced a decline, with the Nasdaq, known for its focus on technology companies, dropping by 10 percent from its peak. JUST IN: A really weak July jobs report. The US economy added only 114,000 jobs in July (well below forecasts) Unemployment rate hits 4.3% —> Highest since October 2021 and this triggers the Sahm Rule recession indicator.…

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I loved the Olympics when I was a child. I loved the idea that people worked their whole lives to achieve athletic excellence and share it with the world every four years. My heroes were Nadia Comaneci and many other women who were such strong and athletic females. It inspired me to run track, do recreational gymnastics, play softball, and eventually coach these sports. I was a National Age Group Chairman for USA Gymnastics and a Brevet Level judge as well. I still love watching some sports like gymnastics. Unfortunately, commercialization and television ratings have turned the event into an…

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This video on her history will blow your mind. Kamala was raised in a communist home, raised around communist people and to this day is FUNDED by communists. This is a must-watch. This video will blow your mind! Kamala was raised in a communist home, raised around communist people and to this day is FUNDED by communist. This video could end her career. Biden’s current W.H. press secretary, met with COMMUNIST as Kamala’s staffer.pic.twitter.com/jXdvKFUczl— Kambree (@KamVTV) August 1, 2024

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Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter There are 108,000 children and youth in the United States who are available for adoption and are still without a permanent, nurturing family to help them thrive during their most formative years. That number is astonishing in a country such as ours. What is even more astonishing is that the State of Oregon is making it harder for these children to find homes. According to the non-profit Alliance Defending Freedom, Oregon, even though they try to match children with families of similar beliefs, is now Oregon is now requiring that ALL potential adoptive parents agree to…

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BY STAFF WRITER JULY 26, 2024 Screenshot, CEA Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter The Connecticut Education Association (CEA), the state chapter of the National Education Association (“NEA”), just shared an article about Sacred Heart University’s 8th Annual Teacher Leader Fellowship Academy Institute. The event, which took place in May, focused on “culturally responsive education” — a concept which is endorsed by the Connecticut State Department of Education (“CSDE”), the Connecticut Association of Schools (“CAS”), the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (“CAPSS”), the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (“CABE”) and by both teachers unions that operate in the state, including the CEA and the AFT, the…

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In today’s economy, Money Mailers are more appealing than ever to scavenge for deals, especially when it comes to food. The latest Money Mailer arrived in the mailbox today, and one in particular caught our attention. It was a Pat’s Pizza coupon for a FREE order of cannolis with a $15 purchase, picturing 5 of them. What an amazing deal. We called to place an order and asked about it. They said it’s a misprint, and you only get one cannoli. We did not place the order realizing what was happening. Having done an advertisement with Money Mailer in the…

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PRINCESS ANNE, MD—A sad ending to the search for a missing waterman unfolded on Thursday when the body of Ted Allen Briddelle, 58, was discovered by Maryland Natural Resources Police in Tangier Sound, close to Deal Island. Briddelle, a resident of Princess Anne, had tragically fallen overboard from a 41-foot commercial crabbing boat on Tuesday morning. The retrieval operation took place at 4:02 PM, about two miles from where Briddelle went overboard. His body was found near the shoreline of a private property, several days after he was reported missing near Mud Rock on July 23 at 8:20 AM. After…

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The answer to the question was unexpected. In fact, it shocked me. As a lifetime educator, I had been taught that disabled people have rights to enjoy the same access to public and private venues as everyone else and that we should work very hard to help them in that cause. The Oxford, Maryland Strand Beach as it used to be, was more navigable for disabled folks. There was no huge berm, no rocky paths, etc. Now, with the controversial “Shoreline” Restoration, all these exist. And they block access to those of us who need wheelchairs, walkers, canes etc. So,…

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