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Jon Ossoff, the Georgia Democratic senator up for re-election, cosponsored a bill to eliminate protections for women in sports and in places like prisons or locker rooms.

Ossoff only won election because he was up against Republican David Perdue, who was linked to an insider trading stock scandal. Ossoff ran as an outsider. He also benefitted from the vote fraud endemic in Georgia in 2020.

The Republicans need to make sure Georgia knows how misogynistic Mr. Ossoff has shown himself to be here. Georgians HATE this radical empowerment of effeminate men over natural women.

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A Democratic JUDGE has been indicted for voter fraud.

No vote fraud in America my a, er, eye.

From the Daily Caller News Foundation:

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Chinese spy bases in Cuba.

EXCLUSIVE: Top House Committees Sound Alarm On Suspected Chinese Spy Bases Just 90 Miles Off US Coast

Anyone remember 1962?

Granted, those were actual missiles and not just spy bases, but Chinese bases in Cuba are Chinese bases - and could be used for whatever purpose China likes. Also, while we should hope to be able to detect Chinese nuclear weapons, it may well be possible to keep those hidden. How do we know for certain there are not Chinese nukes there? We can't. Shield a nuclear device with a heavy non-radioactive material (like lead) and we cannot see their signature.

And biological weapons would be easy to hide in Cuba.

China isn't playing around down there for electronic surveillance; they have better ways of obtaining that.

At any rate we had better take this seriously.

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So what took so long? The only Hamas is doing this now is it faces total destruction and is trying to mollify us so we rein in Israel.

Hamas Set to Free Last American Hostage Held in Gaza

Too little too late.

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Wouldn't this be grounds for removing her from the bench?

Sotomayor Plays Partisan Card, Calls on Lawyers to 'Fight This Fight' Against Trump Administration

It certainly is grounds for her not to participate in ANY case involving the current administration.

Sadly the Constitition only provides for removal for cause, not politics, from the bench "high crimes and misdemeanors". But the Supreme Court has always been non-partisan since it cannot be fair if it is. John Roberts should have the authority to remove her, or at least to suspend her from cases. But he can't. The ONLY way to rein in an out-of-control Justice is to impeach them, and the burden of proof is quite high and requires criminality.

But we've never faced this before; open paritsanship by a member of the court. This will tarnish the respect of the Court and could well lead to a return to the old idea of Nullification. As Alexander Hamilton said in Federalist 78 the Court has only the power of judgement - not of funding or enforcement. Judgement must be listened to and obeyed. Sotomayor isw pushing us to simply not listen to the Supreme Court any longer.

As Andrew Jackson said "John Marshall has made his decision. Now let him enforce it" over the Scotus ruling in Worcester v. Georgia.

That is where this will lead. Sotomayor is precipitating a Constitutional crisis.

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The rat is cornered and now lashes out.

NY AG Letitia James Claims Trump Is Having Her Watched

Funny; I don't remember James offering Mr. Trump any sympathy when Obama was having HIM watched. Or when she herself was doing the watching.

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Trump shows the Art of the Deal was not just a book title:

U.S. and China Agree to Drastically Roll Back Tariffs for 90 Days

The man knows what he's doing.

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Trump shows the Art of the Deal was not just a book title:

U.S. and China Agree to Drastically Roll Back Tariffs for 90 Days

The man knows what he's doing.

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The reason China does so well.

How Wall Street Loopholes Funnel US Capital to Chinese Communist Party

American and world companies need to stop building China, plain and simple. If we had handled her like we did the soviet Union China's communist party would be gone by now.

FTA:

Iacovellatestifiedin April at a joint House-Senate hearing on the CCP about loopholes that allow Chinese companies to access U.S. capital markets despite a Chinese prohibition on foreign ownership.

"What we tried to do was let the American people know that their money is going to fund Chinese Communist Party activities,” he said.

Iacovella identified two primary loopholes exploited by Wall Street firms. The first is the "variable interest entity” structure that creates an illusion of ownership for American investors.

"This is a company that’s listed on a U.S. stock exchange that U.S. people buy, like Alibaba. But you don’t actually own the company—what you own is rights to a contract of a Cayman Islands company that contracts with the mainland Alibaba company,” Iacovella said. "If they steal from you, if they don’t disclose things as a shareholder, your rights are limited and they stop in the Cayman Islands.”

The second, which Iacovella calls the "passive index loophole,” allows asset managers to include mainland Chinese companies in index funds sold to American investors.

"Those companies don’t comply with any U.S. laws and regulations. Nothing,” he said. "It’s basically anti-competitive to American small businesses because they have to pay compliance costs. They’re subject to litigation, and they have to follow our rules. These mainland Chinese companies don’t, but they get access to our capital.”

Iacovella said U.S. firms claim they would stop the practice if made illegal, "but yet, on the flip side of that coin, they’re out there lobbying Congress every single day to try to poke loopholes into existing legislation or to try to stop it in its entirety.”

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton just won $1.75 BILLION from Google for spying on and tracking and selling personal data of Americans in a tremendous victory for the rights of the consumer to be free of espionage and data mining.

This is huge and it may well force Google into revamping it's whole crooked operation.

Google has been one of the power centers for the Left in America. It manipulates search details, blocking many websites. Look at the Gateway Punidit; he was huge until Google banned him. This site too was pretty respectable but is now only found if you look specifically for it; it doesn'tappear in search engines otherwise. I used to write stuff that got attention from people, especially conservative talk radio and whatnot. No longer because Google suppresses it. We are now like the 1.4 millionth website in terms of readershi; we used to be in the thousands. Google killed us.

So I won't shed any tears.

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Will wonders never cease? New York State is swinging hard to the right and Kathy Hochul's knobby knees can be heard knocking clear up to Canada.

New Yorkers appear to have had enough.

Hochum Hochel is up for re-election in '26 and is facing the possible challenge from Congresswoman Elise Stefanik. Unless the polling changes Hochel could find herself seeking new employment.

Of course a year is a long time. And the people of New York have short memories; as the situation improves under Trump they will accredit her with it and not MAGA, or at least that's how it usually works in heavily blue states.

But maybe not; times change. Like an alcoholic, the state must hit rock bottom before the people there decide to swear off the bottle.

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So you think there is no vote fraud in America? Think again.

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Blessed are the peacemakers.

President Trump Announces Ceasefire Between India and Pakistan

If Joe Biden were in office the missiles would be flying now.

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It's Judge Jeanine Pirro for D.C. Attorney!

The popular and feisty former Republican district attorney of Westchester County, N.Y. and former country judge has been nominated by Trump to replace the failed appointment of Ed Martin. Trump did what he should have done; choose someone perhaps even more offensive to the Left than he originally nominated. Now Thom Tillis, the real estate fraudster, will have no excuse for not voting for her.

She will be interim attorney for the D.C. Circuit, a very powerful position. Whether she will be confirmed by the Seante is another matter.

This is a great pick! She will clean house.

It still frosts me that Tillis sank Martin and he did so because Martin supported the J6 political prisoners. Tillis led the charge against them on the GOP side of the aisle. Taking out someone for not calling J6 an "insurrection" is inexcusable and Trump needs to smite Tillis for this. J6 was always about some being more equal than others and about protecting the Ruling Class and their petty power.

We cannot allow such things to happen. The whole point of the draconian prosecutions and long prison sentences of J6ers was to terrorize middle America into silence, and by taking out Martin Tillis is still using the power of the state to stifle the opponents of the Ruling Class. He wants anyone who dared support the protesters to fear for their careers.

In Washington one of the worst things that can happen to you is to be blacklisted; they all make out quite well otherwise. Many would prefer a stint in prison to being exiled. That is why we have so much trouble breaking with the failed status quo; the Deep State punishes mavericks. We need to punish THEM for doing that; it's the only way it will stop.

But this is a good pick and I'm going to be pleased to see Judge jeanine bring the hammer down!

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Trump sacked three Democrats from the Consumer Protection Safety Committee, locking one of them out of his office. The left is wailing and gnashing their false teeth over this.

Good; if they aren't furious it means Trump isn't doing his job.

The three had a hand in the attempt to ban gas cookstoves during the Biden Administration, which is an egregious violation of their roll, which is to make sure products are safe, not choose what products Americans may use.

Funny thing is they accuse TRUMP of a power grab; what do they think Joe Biden did when appointing these clowns who attempted to implement the Green New Deal via their office? Trump has actually restored the commission, not overturned it.

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Thom Tillis, the RINO Senator who torpedoed Ed Martin, may be sharing a cell with Letitia James over mortgage fraud.

Crowdsource The Truth:

This is a corrected and expanded version of an article originally published at 1:08 PM on May 7, 2025. It includes critical factual updates and new findings resulting from an ongoing investigation. I am being fully transparent about an error I made at the outset of the investigation, how that error occurred, and how correcting it led to the discovery of something even more significant..

Building a Real Estate Empire, One Undisclosed Deed at a Time

The initial confusion was driven by a seemingly impossible coincidence: Senator Thom R. Tillis has a brother—also named Thom R. Tillis. That detail, obscured in legal and corporate filings, made it appear that the Senator himself had engaged in a self-dealing real estate transaction. I originally believed the Senator had acquired 5508 Enslow Place through an LLC via $0 quitclaim deed and later sold it for profit without reporting the transaction in mandatory senate financial disclosures.
That turned out to be incorrect. But rather than invalidate the story, correcting it uncovered something even more bizarre—and far more troubling.

Senator Thomas Roland Tillis, a senior Republican from North Carolina and sitting member of powerful Senate committees on Banking, Finance, and the Judiciary, is tied to a network of real estate transactions involving his family members, an array of limited liability companies, and a nonprofit corporation registered to a luxury residential address. The result is a financial and legal ecosystem that appears to be engineered for opacity and protected by bespoke legislation and corrupt government oversight.
This report presents evidence that raises serious questions about Tillis’s conduct and financial transparency with regard to:

• Verifiable property records linking Tillis family entities to concealed or underreported assets • Multiple examples of $0 property transfers between corporate and family-controlled interests • Omitted financial disclosures in violation of the Ethics in Government Act • Potential misuse of nonprofit resources and commingled addresses with real estate operations

These findings are based on public records filed with the IRS, North Carolina’s Secretary of State, the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds, and other official, government-controlled property databases. The documents cited here are verifiable and evidence of obfuscation speaks for itself.

Correcting the Initial Claim Unmasked a Bigger Problem at 5508 Enslow Place
The most confounding example in this investigation remains 5508 Enslow Place. Initially, I reported that Senator Tillis personally acquired and sold this property. That claim was incorrect — in 2008, Thom "Rick” Tillis and his wife Terry quitclaimed the property to their family-controlled LLC, TRT Holdings. Five years later, in 2013, TRT Holdings sold the property to Theresa L. Baker, a woman from Connecticut who had recently relocated to North Carolina. The sale price was $55,000, and the transaction was executed via a warranty deed — suggesting a conventional, arms-length sale on paper.

It was after the sale where the deeply suspicious activity began. Baker died just three years later in 2016, and as of 2025, her name remains on the deed. The mortgage was quietly maintained for seven years after her death and only satisfied in 2023, with no recorded transfer of ownership or probate proceeding — a pattern that raises far more questions than the sale itself. Theresa Baker may not have known much about real estate law or deed classifications. From her point of view, she was buying a modest home for a good price from a real estate company. On paper, the use of a warranty deed suggested a conventional, protected transaction — but the circumstances that followed raise the possibility that she was merely a placeholder in a much broader scheme.

Baker died of cancer in 2016, just three years later. As of 2025, her name is still on the deed. The mortgage, originally taken out in her name, continued to be paid for seven years after her death, and was satisfied only recently — in 2023. No deed has been filed transferring ownership, no probate appears to have been opened, and no heirs have claimed the property.

These facts are not just strange. They point to the deliberate retention of a property in a dead woman’s name, while the home continues to be financially maintained and legally obscured. One possible explanation is that this was a planned placeholder title, allowing the true controllers of the property to remain invisible.
In April 2025, Senator Tillis co-sponsored S. 1334, a bill to raise the asset threshold for taxable Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) subsidiaries. This legislative development sharpens the strategic picture and introduces a new layer of possible intent, opening the door for the Tillis family to roll "parked” assets — like those once held by TRT Holdings — into a REIT structure with preferential tax treatment and reduced disclosure obligations. In that light, Theresa Baker wasn’t just a buyer — she may have been an unwitting participant in a larger scheme to keep assets off Tillis’s disclosure forms and IRS visibility until they could be sanitized, bundled, and monetized.

What Makes This Legally Abnormal?

• Quitclaim deeds are rarely used in arms-length transactions between unrelated parties—yet one was used here. • Title remained in the deceased buyer’s name for nine years—anomalous under standard probate practice. • A mortgage remained active in her name for seven years after her death and was then quietly satisfied—without any transfer of title. • The property was originally sold by TRT Holdings, a Tillis family-run LLC, which shared its address with a nonprofit founded by Susan Tillis. • TRT Holdings was dissolved just five weeks before Theresa Baker’s death, raising questions about whether this was done to avoid potential entanglements with her estate.

These factors raise serious red flags. While not direct evidence of criminal conduct, the structure and timing resemble common patterns used to conceal beneficial ownership and circumvent both tax and ethics disclosure requirements.

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So the white smoke curdled up from the chimney over St. Peters, and it came in a surprisingly vivid shape of a middle finger. But we have a new Pope, just after a few cursory votes. I wanted to write about this before now but time was breathing a bit heavily on me. So here are my thoughts.

First, it was always said there would never be an American Pope because the Church feared the political ramifications; the Papacy was to be in the hands of someone from a downtrodden nation, or at least from one that has no real political or military or economic power. That way the Church seemd universal, not just a tool of the wealthy and powerful nations. But for some strange reason the College of Cardinals, most of whom were appointed by the dearly departed Pope Francis the Heretic, chose to break with this and chose an AMERICAN. That was no accident, nor was the breakneck speed of the Conclave that chose him.

As everyone knows the College of Cardinals chose Robert Prevost to be the new Pope - Pope Leo XIV. Prevost is originally from Chicago and spent nine years serving in my hometown of St. Louis before going to Peru (where he has dual citizenship) and then on to the Vatican, where he served first as the guy who chose Bishops, then was made a cardinal by Pope Frances just a year and a half ago. Now he's Pope, and as he's only in his late sixties will remain so probably for another twenty years (the Pope gets GREAT mecical care).

He chose the name Leo because he intends to continue the reforms started under Leo XIII, who sat on the chair of St. Peter between 1878 to 1903 andx who sought to "modernize" the Church. Leo was called "the Worker's Pope" because of his encyclical on the Rights and Duties of Capital and Labor and he was notorious for marshalling arguments that came from the communists and socialists, so this new Leo is siignaling his solidarity with the social justice movement that Pope Leo XIII started.

Bear with me; I'm just getting warmed up.

Prevost has repeatedly entered the political fray, attacking Donald Trump and J.D. Vance over American immigration policy and over "social justice" matters (like ending DEI). Even the legacy media admit's he's "a liberal" which means he's pretty radical. You will notice there was nothing but adoration for him on all the legacy media stations after he was announced; nary a complaint could be heard.

So why did the College of Cardinals chose him, an American. To tamper with the American electoral process.

This Pope is going to challenge Trump at every opportunity, I assure you. He's going to condemn the things Trump is doing to save America from collapse. And he is going to intimate that he is infallible and many Catholics who do not understand Church teachings on Papal infallability will think they have to vote against MAGA as their Christian duty.

The fact is Papal infallibility only applies when the Pope is speaking ex cathedra. What that means is he makes a pronouncement on matters of Faith and Morals, not on politics or anything else, and ONLY when the matter is close to being settled. It usually applies when the Church has long taught a specific drictrine anyway. The last time a Pope spoke ex cathedra was Nov. 1, 1950, when Pope Pius XII formally recognized the doctrine of Mary being bodily assumed into Heaven. Two thousand years of arguing over that and only then did the Pope make it unquestionable. All Catholics MUST believe this to be in good standing with the Church.

If the Pope speaks about anything else he's just giving his opinion. But many Catholics don't understand that, and if this guy challenges MaGA and Trump many Catholics will be deceived. It is intended to split Catholicism from Conseravism, plain and simple, and put it at the service of the revolutionaries and socialists.

I predict Leo will attempt to make women priests. I also suspect he will try very hard to end natioal boundaries via unrestrained immigration, and will push for actual gay marriage (as opposed to just blessing gay unions as Francis did - which was an act of heresy. The Bible is quite clear; homosexuality leads to eternal damnation. See So the Pope is blessing a mortal sin, and this guy will simply remove the sin part of it if he gets his way.) See Genesis 9:20–27, Genesis 19:1–11, Leviticus 18:22, 20:13, 1 Corinthians 6:9–10, and 1 Timothy 1:10 for just a few passages. Practicing homosexuality leads to eternal damnation and it is NOT in the least loving to just excuse it. We needn't be disagreeable or cruel, but it is the duty of the Church to tell people to stop sinning just as it would be the duty of a motorist to tell another motorist the bridge ahead is out and if he hauls down that road he might crash.

Women are not to be priests either - read 1 Timothy 2:12 for example, or Isaiah 3:12 or I Cor. 14 . Jesus chose no women as apostles.

Yet the new Pope Leo XIV seems to embrace all of this.

What this will do is lead to a schism in the Church, with part of it splintering much as the Orthodox did from the Catholics back in the day.

I would add this "inclusivity" is neither Biblicalo nor Christian. Jesus INVITED everyone, but He did not beg them. In fact, He told His apostles "if a town does not receive you shake the dust of that town from your feet and move on". Jesus wanted those who wanted Him, those who would committ. He didn't want luke-warmers. In fact, in the Book of Revelation Jesus addresses the church of Laodecia "You are neither hot nor cold. I wish thou were hot or cold, but as thou art lukewarm I will spew thee from my mouth". Jesus didn't believe in begging for people to follow; He led and they could choose to follow or not.

But that's not what the Chirstian sects have been doing. On the contrary "ecumenism" has been the byword for generations now. Ecumenism essentially means watering down the disparate faiths to promote "unity". Unity is important inside of a religion, but between them it's a bad idea. I would point out the Nazis were ecumenists; most of them believed in Theosophism, which was a religion that sought to amalgamate all world religions. In particular the top brass of the Nazis were members of the Tule Society. Their attempts at the promotion of monism led to the horrors of the holocaust. Unity can be in the service of evii as easily as in the service of good.

And what fruit has all this born? The Protestant churches have been withering and dying for years now as they implemented a woke form of Christianity. It does not inspire, nor does it motivate. The Protestant relgions are essentially dead. Take Anglicanism; many British citizens call themselves Jedi, named after a science fiction franchise. Anglicanism is dying in the United Kingdom and in America along with every other country. Why? Because it no longer means anything. It embraced modernism, all the woke nonsense, and for that God has removed it's infleunce in the world.

The same holds true of many other Protestant faiths.

That's because they refused to take a stand against the rising tide of radicalism across the globe. To many, especially the young, there isn't much value in attending a church that does nothing but talk about being nice. People are inspired by struggle. The early Church grew by leaps and bounds, even while being oppressed. The same holds true in Africa today, or in China. The Church is growing where there is a real cost to being Christian. It's dying in the West because it has become nothing but a social club - a very BORING social club.

But liberals are liberals and the new Pope will double down on what has been killing the Church and the churches. I have no doubt he believes the way to grow the church is to turn her into the world. But St. James said in the Bible "friendship with the world is enmity with God” and "whoever wishes to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God.” And so he'll try to "modernize" the church, to do "outreach" to "the marginalized" in a vain and pathetic effort to coax them (and their money) into the pews.

What religions are growing in this day and age? Islam, for one. Why? Betcause it makes no bones about it's message and stands firm. While it is a false religion, a series of old Christian heresies, it still is attractive because it offers surety and a solid footing. Modern Christianity does not do that; it is but a whisper in the story sea these days. Of the Christian faiths, the most fundamentalist ones are the ones that are growing. Traditionalist Catholics, Evangelicals, etc. are growing while the standard sects are shrinking. People wnat tradition. The Church has always acted as a conservative force to restrain the passions of the day but now it wants to be a "progressive" force for change. There is nothing progressive about Progressivism; it has all been tried before and found wanting.

But modern science has dazzled the eyes of many, who think we are smarter than our ancestors when in fact they were probably smarter than we - they just lacked the tools we possess. But they had to actually think, a chore most are spared in our modern era. Jut read letters written by our forebearers to see just how much smarter they were than are we.

At any rate the catholic Church has just taken a big leap into the abyss with this fellow. Unless the Holy Spirit takes drastic action, we will see another craven and corrupt papacy doing irreparable harm to society by not standing against the rising tide of antichrist. The Church always believed the false prophet of Revelation would be a Pope. Maybe...

We need a shepherd who will guide the flock, not a man who will comingle them with a pack of wolves.

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Just a personal and production update for you, my three or four loyal readers. As you all know my wife had to have surgery for cancer and has been bed-ridden for two months now. She has endured every imaginable problem during her recovery, and it's been slow going. The surgical reconstruction has done well but is healing slowly (and it's where she sits so she has had to lay down for two solid months now.) She stopped eating and it's been a constant struggle to get enough nutition into her. We had fed her intravenously in the hospital but they had to stop that after a week or so. We had a gastric tube put in her and she got much better (she was weak beyond words) but now she is vomiting and has diarrhea and heartburn. They just had to stop the feeding to reassess. The vomiting continued, which makes the nutritionist at the facility where she resides think it's not the feeding tube, although she's not an expert on them and admits it could be. They are trying a different feed based on the recommendation of an internal medicine doctor who is friends with my wife's sister and who himself has been on a feeding tube for ten years. We just started the new regime; hopefully it will work and her stomach problems will subside.

It is, of course, quite difficult to eat while reclined. She can be no higher than thirty degrees.

At any rate there has been a bit of a lull in Cat's health crisis, enough for me to take some time keeping the blog alive. It's been really crazy up to now.

The sad thing is her niece is getting married next month and I know Cathy really wanted to go to the wedding. We had hoped she could go in a wheel chair at least, but it's obvious even that is going to be impossible, or extremely unlikely.

At any rate I thought I owed you all an update on the home front. It will remain hit-or-miss with this blog as I'll post when time permits, but I spend most of my day at the nursing care facility these days. I sure wish they'd get better chairs; threw my back out and it's largely from sitting on the cheap chair in her room. If I had a comfortable recliner (like they have at the hospital) I would sleep there in the afternoon but it's impossible in this kind of chair. (You'd think, given the cost of this place, they'd be able to provide good furniture but they are non-profit so I understand.)

Cathy was lucky getting into this place to begin with; nobody wanted her, given the extend of her problems and how much work she entails for the staff. The upper levels of the staffing is excellent, but the lower portions - the techs - leave a bit to be desired. They can't keep help, which is common in such places. These are essentially McDonalds rejects and would make more money flipping burgers. I've had to do my share of yelling at people; the med-techs are especially bad, often not giving her her medicines. I have THAT largely straightened out when I told the director I considered that neglect. The problems with the meds have largely subsided after my veiled threat (I hate having to do that) but I'm always worried. They had her on way too much of one of her meds, which partially explained her stomach issues. Nobody could figure out who changed the dosage.

Scary stuff.

But overall I'm pleased with her facility. There was absolutely no way I could have cared for her at home.

So please be patient; I'll keep writing if you keep reading. I may just be a bit slow sometimes. Bear with me.

Cheers!

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This is clearly a violation of the Civil Rights Act.

Minnesota DA Who Refused to Charge Tesla Terrorist Now Under Investigation by DOJ

You cannot consider race when charging or not charging a criminal. This aptly-named Moriarty woman (the prosecutor) should be charged under multiple statutes.

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Does this include hormones and a masectomy?

Michelle Obama Reveals She’s "Transitioning” to "Next Phase” of Her Life Amidst Rumors She’s Divorcing Barack

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