This is one is a network of 501(c)(3) having "cancer" in their name. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC, etc. It has some of the most circular connections I've seen yet.
@LukaLev@Shaughn_A2 All that god-awful makeup…
How ugly is she without it….
Spends 30 minutes each morning painting her face to become someone else…
Funny
I HAVE A QUESTION FOR EVERYBODY BECAUSE I’M GENUINELY CONFUSED…
If we’re paying taxes, but that doesn’t guarantee clean water, safe food, a roof over our heads, or access to healthcare.
THEN WHAT THE F*CK ARE WE PAYING FOR?
at some point, we have to stop accepting this as NORMAL.
Something has to change.
AND IT’S GOING TO TAKE ALL OF US.
The fact that Abdul El-Seyed’s sister was caught on camera, admitting that Abdul is lying about his positions to fool voters, is simply not getting enough attention.
CNN published a deeply misleading story and headline suggesting that my diplomatic work in the Middle East somehow benefited investments in Israeli defense companies.
But CNN’s own reporting says otherwise. Buried behind a paywall, it acknowledges: “CNN found no indication that Kushner’s actions as a diplomat directly affected the investments reviewed.”
Phoenix is not a defense company. It is one of Israel’s largest publicly traded financial institutions, highly regulated and managing approximately $220 billion across thousands of investments.
Think of Phoenix as the Israeli equivalent of Vanguard or Fidelity. It manages the retirement savings of millions of Israelis. The savers don’t choose the individual investments, and neither do I. I have no role in deciding what Phoenix buys or sells. It has performed very well for Affinity and our investors, up more than five times since our initial investment.
Affinity is an SEC-registered investment firm. Our investment in Phoenix is public and dates to before President Trump was re-elected and before I returned to public service. Affinity does not own the defense companies highlighted in CNN’s story.
Those facts make for a less provocative headline, but a much more accurate story.
Misleading stories will not distract me from the work President Trump asked me to do: help end wars, bring people together and pursue peace. That work is too important.
@mattvanswol Nust a couple of months back, a mother (a d grandmother) in Mechanicville, NY killed the 4 children under very similar circumstances
https://t.co/xxy6BX2Bre
Wisconsin had 24,080 illegal aliens who cast ballots in the 2020 election. They voted since in other elections. That number is looking like it will go over 27,000.
Don Millis is a Commissioner on the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC). Yesterday he wrote a letter which omitted a significant exception in the very state statute he relied upon. In short, his letter uses a lot of ink to claim Wisconsin cannot use the SAVE citizenship verification to help protect our elections.
Yet Millis' letter failed to even mention Wis. Stat. 6.36(1)(bm) - which expressly permits WEC to transfer restricted voter-registration information - including DOB, driver's license and Social Security info - to a "law enforcement agency" for "law enforcement purposes".
The Department of Homeland Security is a federal law enforcement agency. Federal statute deems it so; but so does Wis. Stat. 165.77(1)(b) - with DHS clearly falling under that definition.
Why doesn't Millis' letter discuss 6.36(1)(bm) at all? @VickiMcKenna@RegJoeShow@DonMillis@BobSpindell@DanEastman2023@WisConDigest@WisGOP@WIGOP6th@WisGOP7@SenatorKapenga@JanelBrandtjen@RonJohnsonWI@AAGDhillon@EagleEdMartin@DHSgov@DHSGenCounsel@EagleEdMartin@realtinapeters@AGToddBlanche