Super PACs affiliated with House and Senate Democrats are running ads in battleground states and districts linking Republicans to Jeffrey Epstein—and they’re funded by liberal billionaire Reid Hoffman, who visited Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous Caribbean island and sent gifts to Epstein and his “girls.”
Socialist Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon recently paid a Jacksonville auto body shop nearly $7,000 for “vehicle wash & road services.” The shop is owned by Nixon’s brother-in-law, @ThomasCatenacci reports, and the only “road service” it advertises is towing—for a $150 flat fee.
@ThomasCatenacci K&K Mobile Food doesn't have a website, and its most recent Facebook post came in 2017, nearly a decade ago.
In one of its most recent posts, the company shared a video of a “dance battle” at what appears to be a birthday party for Nixon years before she first ran for office.
The Harvard College class of 2030 is 43.2 percent Asian-American.
That’s more than double the level when Students for Fair Admissions first sued Harvard alleging racial discrimination in admissions, according to newly released data.
“The Supreme Court’s decision in 2023 didn’t require Harvard to admit more Asian-American students or fewer whites, blacks and Hispanics. It required Harvard to stop discriminating by race. The results speak for themselves,” Blum continued.
“It is important that Congress must now require colleges to fully disclose admissions data by race and academic qualifications. Only this kind of empirical transparency will reveal whether universities are truly complying with the law.”
Abdul El-Sayed wrote that it was “troubling” that the United States killed the al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri, who is widely considered the mastermind of 9/11, in a targeted 2022 drone strike, @LevineJonathan reports.
Killing al-Zawahiri was “a fig leaf” to cover up the disastrous U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, El-Sayed wrote at the time.
“El-Sayed has a long history of being squeamish about bringing justice to radical Islamists,” Levine writes.
“After President Trump assassinated Iranian terrorist leader Qassem Soleimani, El-Sayed warned: ‘one shouldn’t kick a rabid dog.’ When President Obama droned terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen operating in Yemen who was linked to multiple attacks on Americans, El-Sayed lambasted that decision as well, calling it an ‘extrajudicial assassination’ in a Huffington Post article from December 2011. In March of this year, El-Sayed was caught on tape saying ‘there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today’ after a joint U.S.-Israeli operation killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Free Beacon reported.”
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Is Cuba a dictatorship? Florida’s Angie Nixon isn’t so sure.
“That is what people have told me. I have never been to Cuba, and so I will have to take their word for it,” the Senate hopeful told CBS.
The Muslim Brotherhood spawned Hamas in Gaza and once said a U.N. declaration calling for an end to violence against women would bring the “complete disintegration of society.”
That’s no problem for Abdul El-Sayed’s conservative outreach staffer, T.J. Wolfgram, who defended the brotherhood in a leaked video reported by The Midwesterner. “I don’t have any issue with the Muslim Brotherhood,” he said, adding that El-Sayed’s ties to the Islamic group are only a problem “because Americans are idiots.”