@EricLDaugh Well?
Public comment sign-in sheets exist for county meetings, but any name associated with this speaker has not been released or reported as of now.
What a predictable joke.
As of the evening of October 28, 2026 (the day of the incident), the outcome remains incomplete and is still developing.
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After bystanders broke up the physical altercation (in which a College Republican student’s clothing was ripped), Amber Grace reportedly attempted to apologize. When University of Utah Police were called, Grace fled the scene.
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Activist groups supporting Grace (including the University of Utah Queer Student Union, Armed Queers Salt Lake City, and the Utah Anti-War Committee) have stated that Grace is facing misdemeanor charges of assault and property damage. They are publicly calling for the charges to be dropped, describing the actions as resistance to “transphobia” rather than a crime.
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There is no publicly confirmed police report, arrest record, or official university statement detailing the status of any investigation or charges. The Cougar Chronicle (which reported the incident) contacted University Police for comment and had not received a response as of publication; College Republicans have noted the university’s silence.
are Hispanics considered a race?
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No. In official U.S. government usage, “Hispanic” or “Latino” is an ethnicity (or origin category), not a race.
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The U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Census Bureau have long defined “Hispanic or Latino” as a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.
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Race and Hispanic origin are treated as separate concepts. Hispanics can be of any race (White, Black or African American, Asian, American Indian or Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, or combinations).
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Yes I did, and the translation fits with voting, but that's the TV station putting it out, Grok won't budge about the location. I'm done with this.
leave out what the video is for, where was it shot?
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It was filmed in a parking lot in Columbus, Ohio (ZIP code 43229).The video itself shows the address 4606 Heaton Rd on screen. A reply in the thread claims the background matches the Franklin County Board of Elections building at 1700 Morse Road (the county’s early voting site), which is nearby in the same neighborhood, and that the same sign is visible on Google Maps street view.The frames show a large parking lot with cars and an orange cone, but do not clearly display a readable building sign. The only address presented in the clip is 4606 Heaton Rd.
It's not me, it's Grok, I think they should all be deported.
The caption claims large-scale Somali voter turnout in West Columbus (“came out in large numbers and cast their votes”).The actual footage underneath it is a school enrollment promo for Zenith Academy (a public charter school network in Columbus that serves many Somali and limited-English students). The video shows people in a parking lot holding school flyers, with on-screen graphics for the school’s campuses, the slogan “Their Future Starts with One Decision,” “Enrollment is open,” and the address 4606 Heaton Rd (Zenith Academy North). That matches the school’s location, not a polling place.
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Ohio Somali TV has posted real get-out-the-vote content in the same period (including at the nearby early voting site on Morse Rd and promoting Democratic candidates), so the caption reflects their messaging. But the specific clip EndWokeness shared is the school ad, not people voting. The school is close enough to the voting location that the scenes can look similar at a glance.
Just going by Grok.
It’s a school enrollment ad for Zenith Academy.The video shows a group of adults (mostly women in hijabs) in a parking lot holding flyers, with full-screen graphics promoting Zenith Academy campuses (North, East, West, High School), the slogan “Their Future Starts with One Decision,” “Enrollment is open,” the address 4606 Heaton Rd, Columbus, OH 43229, and the school website. That address is Zenith Academy itself.
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Franklin County’s early-voting location is at 1700 Morse Rd. Heaton Rd intersects Morse Rd nearby, so the school is in the same general North Columbus area, but the footage, flyers, and overlays are clearly school promotion, not election canvassing. EndWokeness’s claim that the chyron is an “unrelated ad” and that the people are holding election flyers outside a voting site does not match the video.
Since January, ICE has detained and sought to deport a man to Jamaica. But an AP investigation has found documents that support claims by his lawyers that he's a U.S. citizen. https://t.co/y7bYQj5jCj
Go for it, then pay the price with all the moving vans, it's not like Pgh is large area wise.
In the context of Barb Warwick’s proposed Pittsburgh “Fair Share Tax,” there is no hard dollar-income cutoff that defines “high earners.”
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The proposal is a flat 2% tax on specific forms of unearned/passive income (dividends, capital gains, certain rental income, royalties, patents, copyrights, estates, trusts, etc.). It does not tax wages/salaries or most retirement income (pensions, 401(k)s, etc.). Anyone with those unearned income sources would potentially pay the tax on them; there is no exemption based solely on total household income.
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Supporters and the Keystone Research Center analysis describe the practical impact this way:It would primarily affect the top 20% of Pittsburgh earners, and mostly the top 2% of the city’s wealthiest residents.
The bottom 80% of Pittsburgh earners would pay an average of about $20 per year; some of the poorest would pay nothing.
Warwick has described the highest-income households as those earning roughly $250,000 to $2 million+ per year, for whom the tax (e.g., $200 per $10,000 of capital gains) would be “negligible.”
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Older Keystone Research Center estimates of similar proposals noted that the top fifth of earners would pay about 90% of the added revenue, with the richest 1% paying over half.
Freakin idiots! Where's the money in this decision? Learn from this:
College football uses a different, more flexible system:Conferences and their TV partners (ESPN, Fox, CBS, NBC, etc.) assign games to broad windows in advance — often labeled Early, Afternoon, Night, or Flex (meaning it can go afternoon or night).
Exact kickoff times and sometimes the specific network are usually finalized 6 or 12 days before the game, on a week-to-week basis.
Networks pick the strongest available games for their best national windows (like ABC Saturday night) based on rankings and interest at the time.