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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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The Attorney General of Maryland filed a civil lawsuit on Friday against a landlord on the Eastern Shore and his company, alleging a consistent pattern of gender-based housing discrimination and sexual harassment, which involved demanding sexual favors in exchange for rent. The lawsuit, lodged in Wicomico County Circuit Court, is the debut case from the Civil Rights Division of the Attorney General’s office, established in January. “Landlords have exploited people in times of financial and housing crisis by misusing their authority to make sexual demands of tenants, mainly targeting low-income women and single mothers,” Attorney General Anthony Brown stated. “That…

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Users in Maryland woke up to a widespread technology outage affecting transportation, banking, and various services, including Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The extent of the outages in Maryland was unclear, but several airlines were impacted as per a message on the BWI website. The Federal Aviation Administration reported that United, American, Delta, and Allegiant airlines were grounded. Maryland activated its state emergency operations center and declared a “partial” activation level, indicating the need for significant monitoring or resources. The Washington, D.C. Metro stated on social media that their websites and internal systems were down. However, all Metrorail stations opened…

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Teachers Sharing Hateful Statements On Social Media About Assassination Attempt On Trump I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that some teachers feel entitled to share their hate filled social media posts regarding the assassination attempt on former President and current candidate Trump. After all, these young people have gone through a school system and college training programs which have taught them more about their “right” to socially influence their students than how to actually teach. And, goodness knows, they have been fully indoctrinated. In my career, I taught new teachers in our county. Most of them were idealistic, energetic, wonderful…

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An individual named Reginald Harrison Shockley, a 66-year-old from Parsonsburg, has been arrested by investigators from the Wicomico Child Advocacy Center on suspicion of sexually abusing a minor. The victim came forward and reported multiple instances of sexual abuse that took place in Wicomico County several years ago. Shockley, who is a licensed clinical social worker, had regular interactions with children due to his profession. Authorities are encouraging anyone who may have relevant information or concerns regarding Shockley to reach out to the Wicomico County Child Advocacy Center at 410-334-6955 or the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigative Division at…

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