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“When fake news is repeated, it becomes difficult for the public to discern what's real." - Jimmy Gomez

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Team Biden Wants DEI 2.0 - This Time With Better Brainwashing

Team Biden Wants DEI 2.0 - This Time With Better Brainwashing
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Pete Buttigieg just trashed Democrats’ DEI messaging, mocking their “Portlandia” training flops at a Chicago forum—a flip-flop which conservatives call a desperate bid to save face.
 

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Click to see how Pete’s backpedal exposes the left’s collapse.
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What Just Happened?

Border Wall Funding Surges Ahead - The Trump administration secured billions in new funding for the border wall, thrilling conservatives who see it as a win for national security.

Supreme Court Takes Up Gun Rights Case - The Court agreed to hear a major Second Amendment challenge, raising hopes among conservatives for a landmark pro-gun ruling.

Energy Independence Plan Gains Traction - Republicans unveiled an aggressive push to boost domestic oil and gas production, earning praise from conservatives fed up with green energy mandates.

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5 Weird Tidbits for the Day

A Town in Italy Has a Fountain That Spouts Red Wine – In Caldari di Ortona, there’s a public fountain that flows with free red wine 24/7, set up by a local vineyard. Beats the office water cooler by a mile.

The First Computer “Bug” Was an Actual Insect – In 1947, engineers fixed a malfunctioning Harvard Mark II by pulling a moth out of a relay. They taped it in the logbook, calling it the original “debugging”—nerd humor at its finest.

Queen Victoria’s Wedding Cake Weighed 300 Pounds – When she married Prince Albert in 1840, her cake was a monster: three tiers, nine feet wide, and loaded with sugar figurines. Cutting it probably took a royal decree.

A Man Once Survived Two Atomic Bombs – Tsutomu Yamaguchi was in Hiroshima for work in 1945 when the first bomb hit, then went home to Nagasaki just in time for round two. He lived to 93, probably unimpressed by fireworks.

Bananas Are Technically Berries, but Strawberries Aren’t – Botanists say bananas fit the berry bill—fleshy fruit from a single flower—while strawberries are “aggregate fruits” with seeds on the outside. Your smoothie just got a PhD-level twist.

See Why Musk Is Sounding the Alarm
 

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Elon Musk is warning about a looming $36 trillion debt crisis that could shake the economy. What does this mean for your savings, and how can you prepare?
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