bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Biden Considering Andrew Cuomo as AG Pick

New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo is being mulled as an attorney general within a potential Joe Biden administration , according to a Sunday report .
Aides at the National Governors Association -- which Cuomo chairs -- have begun looking for contingencies to replace him , prompting speculation of his role within a Biden administration , Axios reported .
Democratic donors within Cuomo 's orbit have reportedly told the outlet that Cuomo is being pushed for the attorney general job and that Biden is considering him for the role based on their decades-long friendship .
An attorney general within a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to go after former Trump administration officials and manage nationwide unrest over police violence , among other pressing issues .
Biden 's campaign team has declined to comment .
Cuomo 's office did not immediately respond to Fox News ' request for comment .
Tim Murtaugh , Director of Communications for Trump 's 2020 campaign , told Fox News : `` There is zero chance that President Trump will appoint Gov .
Cuomo attorney general in his second term . ''
Asked earlier this year by ABC 's `` Good Morning America '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ post within a Biden administration , Cuomo said he is content to remain Governor of New York .
`` I was in a Cabinet , I was in Bill Clinton 's Cabinet , been there , done that , '' Cuomo said , referring to when he was Secretary of Housing and Urban Development from 1997 to 2001 .
`` I do n't want to go to Washington .
They could n't drag me , they could n't force me .
I only represent the people of the state , I have no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ national profile was raised earlier this year for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic .
But his favorability became mixed after he mandated in late March that coronavirus patients be sent to nursing homes from hospitals -- a decision widely blamed for nearly 6,000 deaths .
BIDEN 'SOUNDING VERY MUCH LIKE TRUMP ' BY WARNING OF 'CHICANERY ' AT THE POLLS : REPORTER The mandate required nursing homes to take in patients so long as they were medically stable .
The nursing homes were further prohibited from testing incoming residents for the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ COVID-positive patients were admitted to nursing homes between March 25 and May , according to a report from the New York state health department .
The high number of admitted patients has been widely blamed for the state ’ s official care home death toll of more than 6,600 .
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP An analysis from the state health department determined that there was no causal link because “ the timing of admissions versus fatalities shows that it could not be the driver of nursing home infections of @ @ @

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is being mulled as an attorney general within a potential Joe Biden administration, according to a Sunday report.
Aides at the National Governors Association -- which Cuomo chairs -- have begun looking for contingencies to replace him, prompting speculation of his role within a Biden administration, Axios reported.
Democratic donors within Cuomo's orbit have reportedly told the outlet that Cuomo is being pushed for the attorney general job and that Biden is considering him for the role based on their decades-long friendship.
An attorney general within a Biden administration would be under political pressure to go after former Trump administration officials and manage nationwide unrest over police violence, among other pressing issues.
Biden's campaign team has declined to comment. Cuomo's office did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
Tim Murtaugh, Director of Communications for Trump's 2020 campaign, told Fox News: "There is zero chance that President Trump will appoint Gov. Cuomo attorney general in his second term."
Asked earlier this year by ABC's "Good Morning America" whether he would accept a potential Cabinet post within a Biden administration, Cuomo said he is content to remain Governor of New York.
"I was in a Cabinet, I was in Bill Clinton's Cabinet, been there, done that," Cuomo said, referring to when he was Secretary of Housing and Urban Development from 1997 to 2001. "I don't want to go to Washington. They couldn't drag me, they couldn't force me. I only represent the people of the state, I have no agenda besides theirs."
Cuomo's national profile has risen for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. But he has faced some criticism over his mandate in late March that coronavirus patients be sent to nursing homes from hospitals.
BIDEN 'SOUNDING VERY MUCH LIKE TRUMP' BY WARNING OF 'CHICANERY' AT THE POLLS: REPORTER
The mandate required nursing homes to take in patients so long as they were medically stable. The nursing homes were further prohibited from testing incoming residents for the virus before they arrived.
More than 6,300 COVID-positive patients were admitted to nursing homes between March 25 and May, according to a report from the New York state health department. The high number of admitted patients has been widely blamed for the state’s official care home death toll of more than 6,600.
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An analysis from the state health department determined that there was no causal link because “the timing of admissions versus fatalities shows that it could not be the driver of nursing home infections of fatalities.”


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--President Trump Rallies in Florida

President Trump Rallies in Florida

President Trump delivers remarks at a rally in Sanford , FL , his first public event outside of the White @ @ @ @ @ by his doctor to resume activities .
President Trump delivers remarks at a rally in @ @ @ @ @ first public event outside of the White House since he was cleared by his doctor @ @ @ @

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President Trump delivered remarks at a campaign rally in Sanford, Florida, his first public event outside of the White House since being diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier in October 2020. His remarks hit on a number of his signature campaign issues, including the economy, trade, immigration, and border security.
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bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Biden Forgets Mitt Romney’s Name: “The Senator Who Was the Mormon… the Governor!”

Presidential hopeful Joe Biden has provided those questioning the former vice president 's cognitive ability more ammunition , as Biden @ @ @ @ @ Utah governor Mitt Romney .
`` I got in trouble when we were running against @ @ @ @ @ Mormon—the governor '' said Biden in reference to Romney .
Recently , Biden appeared to @ @ @ @ @ the great recession , as well as the details of a stimulus package he oversaw @ @ @ @ @ Barack Obama .
Biden , whose cognitive abilities have been called into question by President @ @ @ @ @ artist Cardi B that he had `` four kids , '' and `` five grandkids @ @ @ @ @ seven grandchildren : Natalie , Robert , Naomi , Finnegan , Maisy , and a @ @ @ @ @ is the son of Hunter Biden .

Presidential hopeful Joe Biden has provided those questioning the former vice president's cognitive ability more ammunition, as Biden apparently forgot the name of Utah governor Mitt Romney.
"I got in trouble when we were running against the senator who was a Mormon—the governor" said Biden in reference to Romney.
Biden forgets Romney’s name
“I got in trouble when we were running against that senator who was a Mormon, the governor” pic.twitter.com/h2oE4IBw4G — Jewish Deplorable ?? (@TrumpJew) October 12, 2020
Recently, Biden appeared to have forgotten the name of the great recession, as well as the details of a stimulus package he oversaw while service as Vice-President to Barack Obama.
Biden, whose cognitive abilities have been called into question by President Trump, was also previously criticized when he told WAP artist Cardi B that he had "four kids," and "five grandkids."
Joe Biden told Cardi B this morning he has five grand kids.
He has seven. pic.twitter.com/5Mp2jSnqJp — Trump War Room - Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) August 17, 2020
Biden actually has seven grandchildren: Natalie, Robert, Naomi, Finnegan, Maisy, and a seventh baby Biden, who is the son of Hunter Biden.


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Roberta McCain, Mother of the Late John McCain, Dies at 108

Roberta McCain , the mother of late Sen. John McCain , died on Monday at the age of 108 .
`` It is with great sadness that I announce the death of my wonderful Mother In-law , Roberta McCain , '' Cindy McCain tweeted on Monday .
`` I couldn ’ t have asked for a better role model or a better friend .
She joins her husband Jack , her son John and daughter Sandy . ''
A spokesperson for Cindy McCain confirmed her mother-in-law died on Monday , although the cause of death was not immediately released .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Roberta Wright was nearly 21 and a college student in southern California when she eloped to Tijuana , Mexico , in January 1933 with a young sailor named John S. McCain , Jr .
He would go on to become a Navy admiral , like the father he shared a name with , and the couple would have three children — Jean , John and Joseph — within a decade .
In a tribute posted to Twitter , `` The View '' co-host Meghan McCain described her grandmother as everything she aspired to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
You ’ re everything I ever aspired to be .
Thank you for teaching us all about living life on your own terms with grit , conviction , intensity and love .
There will never be another one like you , you will be missed every day .
I wish my daughter had gotten to meet you , '' she said .
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP News of Roberta McCain 's death comes roughly two years after her son John died of brain cancer in 2018 .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ having a rebellious streak .
“ She was a willful , rebellious girl , ” the former Arizona senator previously wrote of his mother .
The senator said in one of his books that “ my mother was raised to be a strong , determined woman who thoroughly enjoyed life , and always tried to make the most of her opportunities .
She was encouraged to accept , graciously and with good humor , the responsibilities and sacrifices her choices have required of her .
I am grateful to her for the strengths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Associated Press contributed to this report .

Roberta McCain, the mother of late Sen. John McCain, died on Monday at the age of 108.
"It is with great sadness that I announce the death of my wonderful Mother In-law, Roberta McCain," Cindy McCain tweeted on Monday. "I couldn’t have asked for a better role model or a better friend. She joins her husband Jack, her son John and daughter Sandy."
A spokesperson for Cindy McCain confirmed her mother-in-law died on Monday, although the cause of death was not immediately released.
A native of Muskogee, Okla., Roberta Wright was nearly 21 and a college student in southern California when she eloped to Tijuana, Mexico, in January 1933 with a young sailor named John S. McCain, Jr. He would go on to become a Navy admiral, like the father he shared a name with, and the couple would have three children — Jean, John and Joseph — within a decade.
In a tribute posted to Twitter, "The View" co-host Meghan McCain described her grandmother as everything she aspired to be.
"I love you Nana. You’re everything I ever aspired to be. Thank you for teaching us all about living life on your own terms with grit, conviction, intensity and love. There will never be another one like you, you will be missed every day. I wish my daughter had gotten to meet you," she said.
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News of Roberta McCain's death comes roughly two years after her son John died of brain cancer in 2018. She was reportedly known for her frankness and having a rebellious streak.
“She was a willful, rebellious girl,” the former Arizona senator previously wrote of his mother.
The senator said in one of his books that “my mother was raised to be a strong, determined woman who thoroughly enjoyed life, and always tried to make the most of her opportunities. She was encouraged to accept, graciously and with good humor, the responsibilities and sacrifices her choices have required of her. I am grateful to her for the strengths she taught me by example.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Portland Riot Arrestee Deletes Videos of Herself Helping Topple Statues of Lincoln and Roosevelt

A serial riot arrestee has deleted her Twitter account implicating herself posing with the toppled Roosevelt statue on the `` Indigenous Day of Rage '' in Portland .
47-year-old Tracy Lynn Molina—also known by her Indigenous name , Cozacachuatli “ Tia ” Chicome—was arrested seven times at violent Antifa protests since George Floyd 's death in May , The Post Millennial 's editor-at-large Andy Ngo reported .
Her charges are always dropped by local prosecutors .
Using the since-deleted Twitter account , @ AndyNgoSUCKS , Molina posed in a picture with the defaced presidential sculpture after onlookers cheered as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ horseback was thrusted from its pedestal .
`` Stolen Land '' was spray painted over the 26th U.S. president 's `` Rough Rider '' headstone .
Molina propped one arm over the orange pool oozing down the memorial .
`` No more colonizers .
No more NeoColonizers .
F— 12 !
F— white supremacy , f— the MAGA who follow the European American rule of these homelands is over !
Its time to save the Salmon , save the Chuush , save all Indigenous Peiple Alaska to Argentina , '' Molina captioned a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Minutes later , Molina celebrated : `` Its down people it is down !
No more statue ! ''
`` We need to address the climate crisis , people .
Indigenous people are hurting all over the world .
Our salmon are hurting ! ''
Molina said to the camera , `` justifying '' the vandalism .
`` Everyone who relies on the Columbia River .
Everyone who relies on the Snake River ... All in danger because of what colonizers have done ! ''
She then called for rivers to be undammed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In February , The Post Millennial found that not all Wet ’ suwet ’ en Nation members support the anti-pipeline protests , which `` brought a lot of disruption and disunity and everything to our culture , '' one dissenter acknowledged .
`` Excuse me , white man .
You illegally entered onto Turtle Island and we are deporting your a— , '' Molina shouted at the fallen , inanimate Roosevelt .
`` You are hereby deported by the Indigenous people of the Americas , all the left wing Indigenous people of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who still all honour the traditions of our ancestors .
Follow the water , the air , the earth , the fire , they 're all our relatives of the four directions .
We want blessings for all Indigenous people from Alaska to Argentina ! ''
Molina added , `` Do n't put LNG on Wet'suwet'en lands ! ''
She then demanded for drilling to be stopped under a specific river .
Although she `` loves that river , '' Molina could not pronounce its native name .
`` They 're drilling under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up in British Columbia !
I need you guys to support Wet'suwet'en ! ''
According to a 2018 legal defense fund launched for Molina , she is a Xiximec Nahua raised in Siletz , Ore. , who `` consistently puts her body on the line in defense of indigenous sovereignty '' as a member of the Yakama Warriors Association .
For over 15 years , Molina has reportedly been living on the Yakama Indian Reserve .
During the clash between Patriot Prayer and Antifa two years ago , Molina was arrested for second-degree @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police officer .
At the time , the Pacific Northwest Antifascist Workers Collective promoted a `` Support Our Comrade '' rally at City Hall for Molina 's subsequent court appearance .
A year later , Molina joined two activists to file a joint lawsuit against the city and Portland Police Bureau officers , Portland Mercury reported .
`` The City of Portland has a custom and practice of using militarized force against protestors , '' the complaint read .
`` When force is used , PPB makes no effort to limit its force @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of violence , instead using force indiscriminately at anyone who happens to be in the crowd . ''
Recently at a declared riot in the Kenton neighborhood last month when a PPB sergeant was assaulted and transported to a nearby hospital and at least five officers were sprayed by a chemical irritant , Molina was booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center for interfering with a peace officer and disorderly conduct in the second degree .
She was bailed out quickly .
Her arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 1 .
A week prior @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she was taken into custody for resisting arrest , second-degree trespass , disorderly conduct in the second degree , and interfering with a peace officer at an unlawful assembly .
A commercial-grade firework was thrown towards the Penumbra Kelly Building , landing near several police cruisers in the parking lot .
And just days before , Molina was arrested for interfering with a peace officer , resisting arrest , and disorderly conduct in the second degree at an Antifa caravan that blocked city streets in downtown Portland .
She was again let go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , @ bluemazatl , was suspended .
It 's suspected that Molina is a habitual ban evader , although permanently suspended accounts are not permitted to create new accounts under Twitter 's Terms of Service .
However , Molina 's private Twitter account remains active with over 12,000 followers .
`` Is this real ?
I cant stop laughing .
Law and Order ! ''
Molina mocked President Donald Trump 's retweet of her statue toppling footage archived and uploaded by Kitty Shackleford .
`` Put these animals in jail , now .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ take advantage of very dumb 'leadership ' fools .
This is Biden !
Law & Order ! ''
the president commented on the tape .

Original publication date: October, 2020
A serial riot arrestee has deleted her Twitter account implicating herself posing with the toppled Roosevelt statue on the "Indigenous Day of Rage" in Portland.
Tracy Lynn Molina was a participant of the mass vandalism in downtown Portland tonight. She then posed with the toppled Roosevelt statue. Molina has been arrested seven times at violent protests since May. Her charges are always dropped. https://t.co/dAFidG7vaS — Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2020
47-year-old Tracy Lynn Molina—also known by her Indigenous name, Cozacachuatli “Tia” Chicome—was arrested seven times at violent Antifa protests since George Floyd's death in May, The Post Millennial's editor-at-large Andy Ngo reported. Her charges are always dropped by local prosecutors.
Using the since-deleted Twitter account, @AndyNgoSUCKS, Molina posed in a picture with the defaced presidential sculpture after onlookers cheered as the statue of President Theodore Roosevelt riding on horseback was thrusted from its pedestal. "Stolen Land" was spray painted over the 26th U.S. president's "Rough Rider" headstone. Molina propped one arm over the orange pool oozing down the memorial.
"No more colonizers. No more NeoColonizers. F— 12! F— white supremacy, f— the MAGA who follow the European American rule of these homelands is over! Its time to save the Salmon, save the Chuush, save all Indigenous Peiple Alaska to Argentina," Molina captioned a removed video of Roosevelt's takedown.
Minutes later, Molina celebrated: "Its down people it is down! No more statue!"
"We need to address the climate crisis, people. Indigenous people are hurting all over the world. Our salmon are hurting!" Molina said to the camera, "justifying" the vandalism. "Everyone who relies on the Columbia River. Everyone who relies on the Snake River...All in danger because of what colonizers have done!" She then called for rivers to be undammed and the pipelines to be halted.
In February, The Post Millennial found that not all Wet’suwet’en Nation members support the anti-pipeline protests, which "brought a lot of disruption and disunity and everything to our culture," one dissenter acknowledged.
"Excuse me, white man. You illegally entered onto Turtle Island and we are deporting your a—," Molina shouted at the fallen, inanimate Roosevelt. "You are hereby deported by the Indigenous people of the Americas, all the left wing Indigenous people of the Americas. And all the Indigenous people who still all honour the traditions of our ancestors. Follow the water, the air, the earth, the fire, they're all our relatives of the four directions. We want blessings for all Indigenous people from Alaska to Argentina!"
Molina added, "Don't put LNG on Wet'suwet'en lands!" She then demanded for drilling to be stopped under a specific river. Although she "loves that river," Molina could not pronounce its native name. "They're drilling under it right now for an LNG pipeline up in British Columbia! I need you guys to support Wet'suwet'en!"
According to a 2018 legal defense fund launched for Molina, she is a Xiximec Nahua raised in Siletz, Ore., who "consistently puts her body on the line in defense of indigenous sovereignty" as a member of the Yakama Warriors Association. For over 15 years, Molina has reportedly been living on the Yakama Indian Reserve.
Tracy Molina is a Xiximec Nahua mother of three, navy vet & indigneous rights activist. Police arrested her 8/4/18 at the Patriot Prayer counter demonstration. She says police assaulted her & the charges are frivolous @KGWNews pic.twitter.com/TgyhcMvuWM — Steven Redlin (@StevenRedlin) August 21, 2018
During the clash between Patriot Prayer and Antifa two years ago, Molina was arrested for second-degree disorderly conduct and attempted assault on a police officer. At the time, the Pacific Northwest Antifascist Workers Collective promoted a "Support Our Comrade" rally at City Hall for Molina's subsequent court appearance.
A year later, Molina joined two activists to file a joint lawsuit against the city and Portland Police Bureau officers, Portland Mercury reported.
"The City of Portland has a custom and practice of using militarized force against protestors," the complaint read. "When force is used, PPB makes no effort to limit its force to individuals who actually pose a threat of violence, instead using force indiscriminately at anyone who happens to be in the crowd."
Recently at a declared riot in the Kenton neighborhood last month when a PPB sergeant was assaulted and transported to a nearby hospital and at least five officers were sprayed by a chemical irritant, Molina was booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center for interfering with a peace officer and disorderly conduct in the second degree. She was bailed out quickly. Her arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 1.
A week prior, Molina was released without bail after she was taken into custody for resisting arrest, second-degree trespass, disorderly conduct in the second degree, and interfering with a peace officer at an unlawful assembly. A commercial-grade firework was thrown towards the Penumbra Kelly Building, landing near several police cruisers in the parking lot.
And just days before, Molina was arrested for interfering with a peace officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct in the second degree at an Antifa caravan that blocked city streets in downtown Portland. She was again let go without bail.
Molina's previous account, @bluemazatl, was suspended. It's suspected that Molina is a habitual ban evader, although permanently suspended accounts are not permitted to create new accounts under Twitter's Terms of Service. However, Molina's private Twitter account remains active with over 12,000 followers.
"Is this real? I cant stop laughing. Law and Order!" Molina mocked President Donald Trump's retweet of her statue toppling footage archived and uploaded by Kitty Shackleford.
"Put these animals in jail, now. The Radical Left only knows how to take advantage of very dumb 'leadership' fools. This is Biden! Law & Order!" the president commented on the tape.


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--85% of Coronavirus Patients “Always” or “Often” Wear a Mask

An underreported , recently-published CDC study adds to the pile of evidence that cloth masks or other forms of mandated face coverings only contribute negatives to our COVID-19 problem .
The study also displays — despite the constant accusations of widespread misbehavior from public health officials — that Americans are adhering to mask wearing , but mask wearing is not doing us any good .
The CDC study , which surveyed symptomatic COVID-19 patients , has found that 70.6 % of respondents reported “ always ” wearing a mask , while an additional 14.4 % say they “ often ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whopping 85 % of infected COVID-19 patients reported habitual mask wearing .
Only 3.9 % of those infected said they “ never ” wear a face covering .
The study offers insight into the reality that tens of thousands of Americans are acquiring COVID-19 on a daily basis despite overwhelming adherence to mask wearing .
Masks simply aren ’ t working to “ slow the spread ” or “ stop the spread.
” The study also dismisses “ public health experts ’ ” claims from individuals such as Dr. Anthony Fauci and others @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being disseminated by the CDC and other disease control agencies .
Americans are following the CDC guidance .
It ’ s just not working .
As you can see in the screenshot below , the symptomatic group ( left ) mirrors the control group ( right ) .
The study fails to provide any evidence that COVID-19 infection protection is associated with mask wearing .
In fact , given the lack of separation between the symptomatic group and the control group , it provides evidence that masks do absolutely nothing to stop the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contradicts mask assertions advanced by CDC director Robert Redfield , who claimed in a recent hearing that a cloth mask is “ more guaranteed to protect me against COVID than when I take a COVID vaccine . ''
The CDC study has been cherry picked by the COVID panic class to attempt to further shut down society .
The study highlights the reality that people who go out more tend to increase their risk of acquiring COVID-19 ( or any other contagious illness ) .
This is common sense , and it is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interacting with other human beings .
Sure , the “ safest ” way to shield yourself from a virus with a 99.8 % recovery rate is to never interact with anyone ever again , but that ’ s preposterous as a long term standard of living .
And still , the vast majority of novel coronavirus transmission occurs in the home .
There is no evidence anywhere in the world that masks are related to slowing or stopping COVID-19 transmission .
Moreover , there ’ s plenty of evidence that universal mask wearing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ society .
Here ’ s but a few examples from cognitive scientist Mark Changizi :

An underreported, recently-published CDC study adds to the pile of evidence that cloth masks or other forms of mandated face coverings only contribute negatives to our COVID-19 problem. The study also displays — despite the constant accusations of widespread misbehavior from public health officials — that Americans are adhering to mask wearing, but mask wearing is not doing us any good.
The CDC study, which surveyed symptomatic COVID-19 patients, has found that 70.6% of respondents reported “always” wearing a mask, while an additional 14.4% say they “often” wear a mask. That means a whopping 85% of infected COVID-19 patients reported habitual mask wearing. Only 3.9% of those infected said they “never” wear a face covering.
The study offers insight into the reality that tens of thousands of Americans are acquiring COVID-19 on a daily basis despite overwhelming adherence to mask wearing. Masks simply aren’t working to “slow the spread” or “stop the spread.” The study also dismisses “public health experts’” claims from individuals such as Dr. Anthony Fauci and others that Americans are not following the guidance being disseminated by the CDC and other disease control agencies.
Americans are following the CDC guidance. It’s just not working.
As you can see in the screenshot below, the symptomatic group (left) mirrors the control group (right). The study fails to provide any evidence that COVID-19 infection protection is associated with mask wearing. In fact, given the lack of separation between the symptomatic group and the control group, it provides evidence that masks do absolutely nothing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The study directly contradicts mask assertions advanced by CDC director Robert Redfield, who claimed in a recent hearing that a cloth mask is “more guaranteed to protect me against COVID than when I take a COVID vaccine."
The CDC study has been cherry picked by the COVID panic class to attempt to further shut down society.
The study highlights the reality that people who go out more tend to increase their risk of acquiring COVID-19 (or any other contagious illness). This is common sense, and it is the reality of a society that involves interacting with other human beings. Sure, the “safest” way to shield yourself from a virus with a 99.8% recovery rate is to never interact with anyone ever again, but that’s preposterous as a long term standard of living. And still, the vast majority of novel coronavirus transmission occurs in the home.
There is no evidence anywhere in the world that masks are related to slowing or stopping COVID-19 transmission. Moreover, there’s plenty of evidence that universal mask wearing or mask mandates contribute countless negatives to society. Here’s but a few examples from cognitive scientist Mark Changizi:


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--NY Times Union Lashes Out Against NY Times Writer Who Criticized 1619 Project

When confronted between having to delete a tweet or reveal what could look like tribalist sentiments , the New York Times Writers Guild chose to save face and remove a scathing tweet targeting Bret Stephen 's latest op-ed .
Bret Stephens , a Pulitzer-Prize-winning columnist , wrote a critique of The New York Time 's 1619 Project last Friday , claiming that journalists were at their best when they wrote , `` the first rough draft of history , not the last word on it . ''
Throughout his article , Stephens suggests that the 1619 's Project attempt to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States and its conflict with race goes beyond the scope of what good journalism should look like .
Simply put , for Stephens , the 1619 Project is bad rhetoric .
The op-ed in question focuses its critique not on the 1619 Project 's portrayal of slavery in the United States , but rather on what Stephens ' sees as a historical slight-of-hand used to cast a new light on the American narrative as a whole .
`` We are best when we try to tell truths with a lowercase t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not the Capital-T truth of a pre-established narrative in which inconvenient facts get discarded , '' Stephens wrote .
The 1619 Project , spearheaded by Nikole Hannah-Jones , has already been a source of controversy .
It has prompted a conversation on the identity of the United States , bringing into question what a free nation made by and for its people looks like even while bearing with it an irremovable history of slavery .
But what Stephens would receive criticism for two days later , however , would not be the content @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Instead , it would be on account of its place of publication : The New York Times .
In a tweet made by the New York Times Guild , Stephens ' article was called out as unacceptable friendly fire , simultaneously attacking both the author and the NYT .
Then the Guild deleted the tweet .
`` It says a lot about an organization when it breaks its own rules and goes after one of its own .
The act , like the article , reeks . ''
Not long after , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ separate statement which called the tweet a mistake .
`` We deleted our previous tweet .
It was tweeted in error .
We apologize for the mistake , '' the tweet said .
According to another source in the Guild , the tweet was posted without internal discussion , prompting conflict in NYT circles of communication .
After the tweet was sent , the ensuing conversation resulted in deletion .
The deleted tweet appeals to a `` rule , '' seemingly pointing to some guideline that would prevent NYT writers from criticizing each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reputational insulation .
Oddly enough , Stephens suggests something similar in his article .
`` Outside of exceptional circumstances , it 's bad practice to openly criticize the work of one 's colleagues , '' Stephens writes .
`` We bat for the same team and owe one another collegial respect .
On the other hand , the 1619 Project has become , partly by its design and partly because of avoidable mistakes , a focal point of the kind of intense national debate that communists are supposed to cover… '' Whether or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is an acceptable standard held by The New York Times or alternate publications , it 's clearly on the NYT Guild would rather keep out of sight .

When confronted between having to delete a tweet or reveal what could look like tribalist sentiments, the New York Times Writers Guild chose to save face and remove a scathing tweet targeting Bret Stephen's latest op-ed.
New York Times journo union tries to denounce New York Times columnist, then has second thoughts. https://t.co/En30Su3iqm — Jonathan Kay (@jonkay) October 12, 2020
Bret Stephens, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning columnist, wrote a critique of The New York Time's 1619 Project last Friday, claiming that journalists were at their best when they wrote, "the first rough draft of history, not the last word on it." Throughout his article, Stephens suggests that the 1619's Project attempt to selectively highlight facts about the origins of the United States and its conflict with race goes beyond the scope of what good journalism should look like.
Simply put, for Stephens, the 1619 Project is bad rhetoric.
The op-ed in question focuses its critique not on the 1619 Project's portrayal of slavery in the United States, but rather on what Stephens' sees as a historical slight-of-hand used to cast a new light on the American narrative as a whole.
"We are best when we try to tell truths with a lowercase t, following evidence in directions unseen, not the Capital-T truth of a pre-established narrative in which inconvenient facts get discarded," Stephens wrote.
The 1619 Project, spearheaded by Nikole Hannah-Jones, has already been a source of controversy. It has prompted a conversation on the identity of the United States, bringing into question what a free nation made by and for its people looks like even while bearing with it an irremovable history of slavery. But what Stephens would receive criticism for two days later, however, would not be the content of his op-ed or his reasoning. Instead, it would be on account of its place of publication: The New York Times.
In a tweet made by the New York Times Guild, Stephens' article was called out as unacceptable friendly fire, simultaneously attacking both the author and the NYT. Then the Guild deleted the tweet.
Sometimes “errors” are more revealing than corrections pic.twitter.com/9UVeaKaKpz — Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan) October 12, 2020
"It says a lot about an organization when it breaks its own rules and goes after one of its own. The act, like the article, reeks."
Not long after, the Guild deleted the tweet, released a separate statement which called the tweet a mistake.
"We deleted our previous tweet. It was tweeted in error. We apologize for the mistake," the tweet said.
According to another source in the Guild, the tweet was posted without internal discussion, prompting conflict in NYT circles of communication. After the tweet was sent, the ensuing conversation resulted in deletion.
Someone else active in the Times Union tells me that a leader of the chapter, who runs the account, tweeted about the Stephens column without any internal discussion, causing a furor in Slack and drawing heated objections from others in the Guild, and leading to this: https://t.co/7LPoulxaa7 — Ben Smith (@benyt) October 12, 2020
The deleted tweet appeals to a "rule," seemingly pointing to some guideline that would prevent NYT writers from criticizing each other—an appeal to some manner of institutional reputational insulation. Oddly enough, Stephens suggests something similar in his article.
"Outside of exceptional circumstances, it's bad practice to openly criticize the work of one's colleagues," Stephens writes. "We bat for the same team and owe one another collegial respect. On the other hand, the 1619 Project has become, partly by its design and partly because of avoidable mistakes, a focal point of the kind of intense national debate that communists are supposed to cover…"
Whether or not critiquing journalists of a parent organization is an acceptable standard held by The New York Times or alternate publications, it's clearly on the NYT Guild would rather keep out of sight.


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--In Celebration of Columbus Day

In Celebration of Columbus Day

Happy Columbus Day .
There , I said it .
And I mean it .
I don ’ t wish you a solemn Columbus Day , nor a mournful one , nor still a guilty one .
No , I wish you a happy Columbus Day .
It ’ s a day to celebrate the contributions of Italian Americans to our nation ’ s history .
That was the original intent behind the holiday , after all , to elevate Italians at a time when they still faced marked bigotry .
But more than that , it ’ s a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of courage and determination we need , as they say , now more than ever .
Christopher Columbus wasn ’ t just the man most responsible for opening up the New World to the Old ; he was also an example of the American Dream centuries before our nation was born .
The son of a tradesman , he was mainly self-taught in the ways of words and letters and began acquiring his sailing chops as early as age 10 .
This wasn ’ t a privileged young man , but rather one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ healthy Catholic faith rose far above his humble origins and became one of humanity ’ s greatest and most famous heroes .
At a time when the world is battling a global pandemic and the economic catastrophe of lockdowns , Columbus offers an example to us about balancing the fear of death against the immortal human longing for prosperity , achievement and discovery .
Four times he would cross the Atlantic , most famously in 1492 , with his trio of ships , the Niña , the Pinta and the Santa Maria .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ voyage into the unknown .
While it is certainly true that Columbus was better at getting to the New World than he was at governing it , his opening of Atlantic trade would change the world forever , arguably save the West and spread the Gospel of Jesus farther and wider than anybody in what then was known as Christendom could have imagined .
If this sounds hyperbolic , consider that just a few decades before Columbus ’ first voyage , Constantinople had fallen to Muslim invaders — and that it was only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christians reclaimed the Iberian Peninsula in the Reconquista .
Christendom had been in a battle for survival through five centuries of invasions and crusades .
The riches of the New World , tapped first by Columbus , ensured the safety of Western Europe and laid the groundwork for its global dominance .
The upshot of Columbus ’ grit and courage is nothing short of the world we inhabit today , one in which Judeo-Christian values through centuries of churn and violence have led to the freest , most equitable and most prosperous nations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ There are those who say that Columbus didn ’ t live with our modern values .
That is true , but it is also true that without Columbus , our modern values might very well not exist .
A wise man gazes on history with a fervent hope for mercy , not unlike what so many hope for from God .
He doesn ’ t dare mindlessly condemn his own past in toto , because he knows that his own age , too , has its own moral blind spots and is marred @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , those social-justice messages are tapped out on phones produced under conditions approximating slave labor ) .
The best he can do is to live in the world as he finds it and do his best to bring about a more humane future — a future that may well treat his own age as base and uncaring .
That ’ s how Columbus lived and acted in history , not living long enough to see all his greatness reduced to his mistakes .
Columbus Day is a time to remember that that which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a day to feel inspired , to know that we shape the future .
So go to an Italian restaurant Monday night ( at 25 percent capacity , of course ) and raise a glass or two of Chianti to Columbus and the crews who served him .
Wonder at the bravery of those men and ask yourself what challenges you can face with strength and purpose .
Don ’ t allow the naysayers who line their pockets with the outrage of the guilt steal from you the history that belongs to all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their sneers or snide remarks .
Christopher Columbus endured plenty of those in his own day , but rather than cower beneath the criticisms of those who were supposedly his betters , he trusted in himself , in God and in the limitless possibilities of human exploration .
Monday is his day but also ours .
Let ’ s hold it in our hearts .
David Marcus is The Federalist ’ s New York correspondent .

Happy Columbus Day. There, I said it. And I mean it. I don’t wish you a solemn Columbus Day, nor a mournful one, nor still a guilty one. No, I wish you a happy Columbus Day.
It’s a day to celebrate the contributions of Italian Americans to our nation’s history. That was the original intent behind the holiday, after all, to elevate Italians at a time when they still faced marked bigotry. But more than that, it’s a day to celebrate a man whose example of courage and determination we need, as they say, now more than ever.
Christopher Columbus wasn’t just the man most responsible for opening up the New World to the Old; he was also an example of the American Dream centuries before our nation was born.
The son of a tradesman, he was mainly self-taught in the ways of words and letters and began acquiring his sailing chops as early as age 10. This wasn’t a privileged young man, but rather one who through pluck, will and a healthy Catholic faith rose far above his humble origins and became one of humanity’s greatest and most famous heroes.
At a time when the world is battling a global pandemic and the economic catastrophe of lockdowns, Columbus offers an example to us about balancing the fear of death against the immortal human longing for prosperity, achievement and discovery.
Four times he would cross the Atlantic, most famously in 1492, with his trio of ships, the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa Maria. Each was a potentially deadly, dangerous voyage into the unknown.
While it is certainly true that Columbus was better at getting to the New World than he was at governing it, his opening of Atlantic trade would change the world forever, arguably save the West and spread the Gospel of Jesus farther and wider than anybody in what then was known as Christendom could have imagined.
If this sounds hyperbolic, consider that just a few decades before Columbus’ first voyage, Constantinople had fallen to Muslim invaders — and that it was only in that same year of 1492 that Christians reclaimed the Iberian Peninsula in the Reconquista.
Christendom had been in a battle for survival through five centuries of invasions and crusades. The riches of the New World, tapped first by Columbus, ensured the safety of Western Europe and laid the groundwork for its global dominance.
The upshot of Columbus’ grit and courage is nothing short of the world we inhabit today, one in which Judeo-Christian values through centuries of churn and violence have led to the freest, most equitable and most prosperous nations in our planet’s history. There are those who say that Columbus didn’t live with our modern values. That is true, but it is also true that without Columbus, our modern values might very well not exist.
A wise man gazes on history with a fervent hope for mercy, not unlike what so many hope for from God. He doesn’t dare mindlessly condemn his own past in toto, because he knows that his own age, too, has its own moral blind spots and is marred by great crimes (in our age, those social-justice messages are tapped out on phones produced under conditions approximating slave labor).
The best he can do is to live in the world as he finds it and do his best to bring about a more humane future — a future that may well treat his own age as base and uncaring. That’s how Columbus lived and acted in history, not living long enough to see all his greatness reduced to his mistakes.
Columbus Day is a time to remember that that which seems impossible rarely is. It is a day to feel inspired, to know that we shape the future. So go to an Italian restaurant Monday night (at 25 percent capacity, of course) and raise a glass or two of Chianti to Columbus and the crews who served him. Wonder at the bravery of those men and ask yourself what challenges you can face with strength and purpose.
Don’t allow the naysayers who line their pockets with the outrage of the guilt steal from you the history that belongs to all of us; don’t fear their sneers or snide remarks. Christopher Columbus endured plenty of those in his own day, but rather than cower beneath the criticisms of those who were supposedly his betters, he trusted in himself, in God and in the limitless possibilities of human exploration. Monday is his day but also ours. Let’s hold it in our hearts.
David Marcus is The Federalist’s New York correspondent.


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Gen. Michael Flynn Endorses Laura Loomer in Florida Congressional Race

General Mike Flynn endorsed Laura Loomer for Congress in Florida ’ s 21st district .
Akin to Loomer , Flynn @ @ @ @ @ from the establishment , media , and big tech , as the former National Security @ @ @ @ @ Russia collusion hoax .
Flynn endorsed Loomer – who ’ s seen massive levels of @ @ @ @ @ via Parler .
He commented that Loomer is “ a courageous fighter for regular people @ @ @ @ @ , and always stands up for American values and principles ” : “ Florida needs @ @ @ @ @ 21 .
Laura is a courageous fighter for regular people , NOT a career politician @ @ @ @ @ up for American values and principles .
I strongly endorse her and pray the good @ @ @ @ @ with me to get Laura to Washington DC .
Donate to Laura ’ s campaign @ @ @ @ @ today !
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General Mike Flynn endorsed Laura Loomer for Congress in Florida’s 21st district.
Akin to Loomer, Flynn is no stranger to attacks from the establishment, media, and big tech, as the former National Security Adviser was embroiled in the Russia collusion hoax.
Flynn endorsed Loomer – who’s seen massive levels of voter and financial support – via Parler.
He commented that Loomer is “a courageous fighter for regular people, NOT a career politician, and always stands up for American values and principles”:
“Florida needs Laura Loomer for Congressional District 21. Laura is a courageous fighter for regular people, NOT a career politician, and she always stands up for American values and principles. I strongly endorse her and pray the good people of District 21 join with me to get Laura to Washington DC. Donate to Laura’s campaign and provide her YOUR Support today!!!”


bonginoreport--2020-10-12--Senators Hawley and Sasse Rip the Media’s Treatment of Amy Coney Barrett

• Republican senators Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse criticized Democratic and media treatment of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett Monday morning .
• Both senators decried attacks on Barrett ’ s Catholic faith and said that religious freedom is a fundamental American principle that has come under attack from Democrats .
• “ This committee isn ’ t in the business of deciding whether the dogma lives too loudly within someone , ” Sasse said .
“ This committee isn ’ t in the business of deciding which religious beliefs are good and which religious beliefs are bad and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ senators Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse criticized Democratic and media treatment of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett Monday morning .
Both senators decried attacks on Barrett ’ s Catholic faith leading up to her confirmation hearings , which began Monday on Capitol Hill .
( RELATED : Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy Says People Are Scared Amy Coney Barrett Will Cause Discrimination Against Women ) “ We ’ ve gotten to read a lot about you in the press and in particular about your religious beliefs , ” Hawley told Barrett .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media .
One hit piece after another .
Many echoed by members of this committee.
” He continued : “ We ’ ve read stories about your Catholic lifestyle .
Stories about how you raise your children .
Stories about how you adopted your children .
Stories about your Catholic doctrinal beliefs , over and over and over questioning whether you have , I guess , the independence to be a justice on the United States Supreme Court.
” Hawley said that 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden ’ s running mate Kamala Harris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ serve as a federal judge due to his association with the Catholic Knights of Columbus .
( RELATED : Pence Highlights Harris ’ Attacks On Kavanaugh , Democratic Attacks On Amy Coney Barrett ) “ That ’ s right , you heard me correctly , ” he said .
“ Senator Harris and others on this committee have repeatedly questioned judicial nominees fitness for office because of their membership in the Knights of Columbus.
” Hawley also noted that Democratic California Sen. Dianne Feinstein told Barrett , “ The dogma lives loudly within @ @ @ @ @ @ @ concern , ” saying that Feinstein ’ s comments referenced antiquated “ terminology of anti-Catholic bigotry.
” Both Hawley and Sasse said that religious freedom is a fundamental American principle that has come under attack from Democrats .
“ This is an attempt to broach a new frontier , to set up a new standard , ” Hawley said .
“ Actually it ’ s an attempt to bring back an old standard that the Constitution of the United States explicitly forbids .
I ’ m talking about a religious test for office.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ worship is none of the government ’ s business.
” ( RELATED : ‘ Kavanaugh Sleaze Machine Is Back ’ — Conservatives Slam WaPo Story Calling Amy Coney Barrett A Handmaid ) “ Government can wage wars , write parking tickets but they can ’ t save souls , ” he said .
“ Government is really important , war is important , parking tickets are important but your soul is something that the government can ’ t touch .
“ So whether you worship in a mosque , a synagogue , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of faith is none of the government ’ s business .
It is your business and your family ’ s and your neighbor ’ s and all sorts of places where people break bread together.
” The Nebraska senator said that religious liberty is a “ fundamental American belief ” that is “ clustered in the First Amendment.
” ( RELATED : Media Outlets Link Catholic Group Associated With Amy Coney Barrett To ‘ The Handmaid ’ s Tale ’ ) “ This committee isn ’ t in the business of deciding whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” Sasse said , referencing Feinstein ’ s comments .
“ This committee isn ’ t in the business of deciding which religious beliefs are good and which religious beliefs are bad and which religious beliefs are weird.
” “ I want to say as somebody who is a Christian , we have a whole bunch more really weird beliefs , forgiveness of sins , virgin birth , resurrection from the dead , eternal life , ” he continued .
“ A whole bunch of really crazy ideas that are a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other advice about parenting.
” He continued : “ Yet there are places where this committee has acted like it ’ s the job of the committee to delve into people ’ s religious community .
That ’ s nuts.
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Republican senators Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse criticized Democratic and media treatment of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett Monday morning.
Both senators decried attacks on Barrett’s Catholic faith and said that religious freedom is a fundamental American principle that has come under attack from Democrats.
“This committee isn’t in the business of deciding whether the dogma lives too loudly within someone,” Sasse said. “This committee isn’t in the business of deciding which religious beliefs are good and which religious beliefs are bad and which religious beliefs are weird.”
Republican senators Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse criticized Democratic and media treatment of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett Monday morning.
Both senators decried attacks on Barrett’s Catholic faith leading up to her confirmation hearings, which began Monday on Capitol Hill. (RELATED: Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy Says People Are Scared Amy Coney Barrett Will Cause Discrimination Against Women)
“We’ve gotten to read a lot about you in the press and in particular about your religious beliefs,” Hawley told Barrett. “One attack after another in the liberal media. One hit piece after another. Many echoed by members of this committee.”
He continued: “We’ve read stories about your Catholic lifestyle. Stories about how you raise your children. Stories about how you adopted your children. Stories about your Catholic doctrinal beliefs, over and over and over questioning whether you have, I guess, the independence to be a justice on the United States Supreme Court.”
Hawley said that 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden’s running mate Kamala Harris suggested that Brian Buescher was unfit to serve as a federal judge due to his association with the Catholic Knights of Columbus. (RELATED: Pence Highlights Harris’ Attacks On Kavanaugh, Democratic Attacks On Amy Coney Barrett)
“That’s right, you heard me correctly,” he said. “Senator Harris and others on this committee have repeatedly questioned judicial nominees fitness for office because of their membership in the Knights of Columbus.”
Hawley also noted that Democratic California Sen. Dianne Feinstein told Barrett, “The dogma lives loudly within you, and that’s of concern,” saying that Feinstein’s comments referenced antiquated “terminology of anti-Catholic bigotry.”
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Both Hawley and Sasse said that religious freedom is a fundamental American principle that has come under attack from Democrats.
“This is an attempt to broach a new frontier, to set up a new standard,” Hawley said. “Actually it’s an attempt to bring back an old standard that the Constitution of the United States explicitly forbids. I’m talking about a religious test for office.”
Sasse said that “how you worship is none of the government’s business.” (RELATED: ‘Kavanaugh Sleaze Machine Is Back’ — Conservatives Slam WaPo Story Calling Amy Coney Barrett A Handmaid)
“Government can wage wars, write parking tickets but they can’t save souls,” he said. “Government is really important, war is important, parking tickets are important but your soul is something that the government can’t touch.
“So whether you worship in a mosque, a synagogue, a church, your faith or your lack of faith is none of the government’s business. It is your business and your family’s and your neighbor’s and all sorts of places where people break bread together.”
The Nebraska senator said that religious liberty is a “fundamental American belief” that is “clustered in the First Amendment.” (RELATED: Media Outlets Link Catholic Group Associated With Amy Coney Barrett To ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’)
“This committee isn’t in the business of deciding whether the dogma lives too loudly within someone,” Sasse said, referencing Feinstein’s comments. “This committee isn’t in the business of deciding which religious beliefs are good and which religious beliefs are bad and which religious beliefs are weird.”
“I want to say as somebody who is a Christian, we have a whole bunch more really weird beliefs, forgiveness of sins, virgin birth, resurrection from the dead, eternal life,” he continued. “A whole bunch of really crazy ideas that are a lot weirder than some Catholic moms giving each other advice about parenting.”
He continued: “Yet there are places where this committee has acted like it’s the job of the committee to delve into people’s religious community. That’s nuts.”
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bonginoreport--2020-10-13--SCOTUS Rules Trump Administration Can End 2020 Census Count Now

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with the Trump administration to stop the census count early instead of allowing it to continue through the end of October .
The Trump administration had asked the nation ’ s high court to suspend a district court ’ s order permitting the 2020 census to continue through the end of the month .
The Trump administration argued that the head count needed to end immediately so the U.S. Census Bureau had enough time to crunch the numbers before a congressionally mandated year-end deadline for turning in figures used for deciding how many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coalition of local governments and civil rights groups had sued the Trump administration , arguing that minorities and others in hard-to-count communities would be missed if the count ended early .
They said the census schedule was cut short to accommodate a July order from Trump that would exclude people in the country illegally from the numbers used to decide how many congressional seats each state gets .
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN TRUMP ADMINISTRATION POLICY ON KEEPING UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS FROM BEING COUNTED IN THE CENSUS The Supreme Court ’ s ruling came @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sonia Sotomayor was the lone justice to dissent .
“ The harms caused by rushing this year ’ s census count are irreparable , ” Sotomayor wrote .
She added that states will “ suffer their lasting impact for at least the next 10 years.
” The onset of the coronavirus pandemic in March complicated efforts to complete the census count on its original timeline .
In April , the Census Bureau submitted a plan to complete its count by Oct. 31 and report apportionment figures – the numbers used to determine each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the end of April 2021 .
The figures also determine the number of Electoral College votes each state receives .
The proposal passed through the House but was not taken up in the Senate .
The administration later reserved course and announced in August that it would end the census count by Sept. 30 in order to submit apportionment figures on Dec. 31 .
Last month , U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in the Northern District of California issued an injunction effectively ordering the Census Bureau to continue its count through Oct. 31 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back to the previous Census Bureau plan that called for the reporting of apportionment figures at the end of April 2021 .
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP An appellate court panel upheld Koh ’ s order allowing the census to continue through October but struck down the part that suspended the Dec. 31 deadline for turning in apportionment numbers .
A federal appeals court in New York struck down a Trump administration order that sought to exclude undocumented immigrants from being included in the census count .
The administration has appealed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to this report .

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with the Trump administration to not extend the census count instead of allowing it to continue through the end of October.
The Trump administration had asked the nation’s high court to suspend a district court’s order permitting the 2020 census to continue through the end of the month. The Trump administration argued that the head count needed to end immediately so the U.S. Census Bureau had enough time to crunch the numbers before a congressionally mandated year-end deadline for turning in figures used for deciding how many congressional seats each state gets.
A coalition of local governments and civil rights groups had sued the Trump administration, arguing that minorities and others in hard-to-count communities would be missed if the count ended early. They said the census schedule was cut short to accommodate a July order from Trump that would exclude people in the country illegally from the numbers used to decide how many congressional seats each state gets.
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN TRUMP ADMINISTRATION POLICY ON KEEPING UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS FROM BEING COUNTED IN THE CENSUS
The Supreme Court’s ruling came through an unsigned order. Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor was the lone justice to dissent.
“The harms caused by rushing this year’s census count are irreparable,” Sotomayor wrote. She added that states will “suffer their lasting impact for at least the next 10 years.”
The onset of the coronavirus pandemic in March complicated efforts to complete the census count on its original timeline.
In April, the Census Bureau submitted a plan to complete its count by Oct. 31 and report apportionment figures – the numbers used to determine each state’s representative count -- at the end of April 2021. The figures also determine the number of Electoral College votes each state receives. The proposal passed through the House but was not taken up in the Senate.
The administration later reserved course and announced in August that it would end the census count by Sept. 30 in order to submit apportionment figures on Dec. 31.
Last month, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in the Northern District of California issued an injunction effectively ordering the Census Bureau to continue its count through Oct. 31. That caused the deadlines to revert back to the previous Census Bureau plan that called for the reporting of apportionment figures at the end of April 2021.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
An appellate court panel upheld Koh’s order allowing the census to continue through October but struck down the part that suspended the Dec. 31 deadline for turning in apportionment numbers.
A federal appeals court in New York struck down a Trump administration order that sought to exclude undocumented immigrants from being included in the census count. The administration has appealed that ruling.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


bonginoreport--2020-10-13--It’s Come to This: Dem Senator Claims ACB’s Use of Term “Sexual Preference” Is Homophobic

In a real time cancel culture moment , Senator Mazie Hirono accused Amy Coney Barrett of not using the correct terminology when describing same sex attraction , to cast aspersions on her ability to be an impartial judge .
Mazie Hirono called Barrett out on her having said `` sexual preference '' in response to a morning question from Senator Diane Feinstein when that is just not the preferred term .
Twitter users on the left were quick to suggest that Barrett 's use of the word `` preference '' was evidence of some sort of bias .
`` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` that you would n't give a direct answer and whether you agreed with the majority in that case or you instead agree with your mentor that no such right exists in the Constitution .
`` So even though you did n't give a direct answer , I think your response , '' Hirono said knowingly , `` did speak volumes .
Not once , but twice you used the term sexual preference to describe people in the LGBTQ community .
And let me make clear : sexual preference is an offensive and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anti-LGBTQ activists to suggest that sexual orientation is a choice .
`` It is not .
Sexual orientation is a key part of a person 's identity .
Sexual orientation is both a normal expression of human sexuality and immutable , was a key part of the majority 's opinion in Obergefell , which by the way Scalia did not agree with .
So if it is your view that sexual orientation is merely a preference , as you noted , then the LGBTQ community should be rightly concerned whether you would uphold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Because Judge Barrett did n't use the current , ultra-correct terminology to describe same sex attraction , Sen. Hirono extrapolated that Barrett did not believe gay people should have the right to marry , that she would not be objective in her rulings .

In a real time cancel culture moment, Senator Mazie Hirono accused Amy Coney Barrett of not using the correct terminology when describing same sex attraction, to cast aspersions on her ability to be an impartial judge.
Mazie Hirono called Barrett out on her having said "sexual preference" in response to a morning question from Senator Diane Feinstein when that is just not the preferred term.
Twitter users on the left were quick to suggest that Barrett's use of the word "preference" was evidence of some sort of bias.
"I was disappointed," Hirono said, "that you wouldn't give a direct answer and whether you agreed with the majority in that case or you instead agree with your mentor that no such right exists in the Constitution.
"So even though you didn't give a direct answer, I think your response," Hirono said knowingly, "did speak volumes. Not once, but twice you used the term sexual preference to describe people in the LGBTQ community. And let me make clear: sexual preference is an offensive and outdated term. It is used by anti-LGBTQ activists to suggest that sexual orientation is a choice.
"It is not. Sexual orientation is a key part of a person's identity. Sexual orientation is both a normal expression of human sexuality and immutable, was a key part of the majority's opinion in Obergefell, which by the way Scalia did not agree with. So if it is your view that sexual orientation is merely a preference, as you noted, then the LGBTQ community should be rightly concerned whether you would uphold their constitutional right to marry."
Because Judge Barrett didn't use the current, ultra-correct terminology to describe same sex attraction, Sen. Hirono extrapolated that Barrett did not believe gay people should have the right to marry, that she would not be objective in her rulings.


bonginoreport--2020-10-13--Kyle Rittenhouse Will Not Be Charged for Gun Offenses in Illinois

Kyle Rittenhouse , the 17-year-old who shot and killed two people during riots in Kenosha , Wisconsin , will not @ @ @ @ @ the state of Illinois , the Lake County state attorney 's office said on Tuesday @ @ @ @ @ 's rifle was purchased , stored , and Wisconsin , which would not violate Illinois @ @ @ @ @ office told the Chicago Sun Times in a statement .
Rittenhouse was also never in @ @ @ @ @ the state of Illinois , evidence shows .
Rittenhouse faces charges of first-degree intentional homicide @ @ @ @ @ , Wisconsin during the riots after the shooting of Jacob Blake .
Rittenhouse discharged his @ @ @ @ @ , and also shot and wounded a third .
He also faces charges of underage @ @ @ @ @ Rittenhouse is currently being held in the Lake County Juvenile Detention Center without bond .
@ @ @ @ @ on October 30 .

Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who shot and killed two people during riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, will not be facing additional charges in the state of Illinois, the Lake County state attorney's office said on Tuesday.
Antioch police say Rittenhouse's rifle was purchased, stored, and Wisconsin, which would not violate Illinois law, the attorney's office told the Chicago Sun Times in a statement.
Rittenhouse was also never in possession of the gun in the state of Illinois, evidence shows.
Rittenhouse faces charges of first-degree intentional homicide after an incident in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the riots after the shooting of Jacob Blake. Rittenhouse discharged his weapon, killing two protestors, and also shot and wounded a third.
He also faces charges of underage firearm possession in Wisconsin.
Rittenhouse is currently being held in the Lake County Juvenile Detention Center without bond. He is due in court on October 30.


bonginoreport--2020-10-13--No Notes Needed: ACB Speaks Entirely From Memory During Hearing

On the second day of hearings for Amy Coney Barrett 's testimony before the Senate in support of her Supreme Court nomination , it was revealed that she has no notes before her .
Senator John Cornyn said `` Most of us have multiple notebooks and notes and books , things like that in front of us .
Can you hold up what you 've been referring to in answering our questions ? ''
Coney Barrett replied `` The letterhead says US Senate , '' and held up a blank notepad .
While she rattled off cases and decisions , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When she discussed the Supreme Court decision that confirmed the constitutionality of gay marriage , Obergefell v. Hodges , her responses were so in keeping with the upholding of that case law that the only criticism leftist media could find was that she used the term `` sexual preference . ''
Senator Dick Durban asked Amy Coney Barrett what impact the video of George Floyd 's death had on her , and she spoke about her family and discussing this with them .
Coney Barrett said `` Senator , as you might imagine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ children , that was very , very personal for my family .
Jessie was with the boys on a camping trip out in South Dakota , so I was there , and my 17-year-old daughter Vivian , who was adopted from Haiti .
All of this was erupting , it was very difficult for her . ''
`` We wept together in my room and then it was also difficult for my daughter Julia who was 10 , I had to try to explain some of this to them .
My children , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have had the benefit of growing up in a cocoon where they have not yet experienced hatred or violence , '' Coney Barrett said .
`` For Vivian , to understand that there would be a risk to her brother , or the son that she might have one day , of that kind of brutality , has been an ongoing conversation .
And it 's a difficult one for us , like it is for Americans all over the country . ''
`` I 'd like to ask you as an originalist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Durbin replied .
`` I ca n't imagine that you can separate the two , to reflect on the history of this country .
Where are we today when it comes to the issue of race ?
Some argue 'it 's fine , everything 's fine , and you do n't have to even to teach children about the history of slavery or discrimination . '
`` Others say there 's implicit bias in so many aspects of American life that we have to be very candid about and address .
Others @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's systemic racism that 's built in to America and we have to be much more pointed in how we 're addressing it .
How do you feel ? ''
Durbin asked .
Coney Barrett replied , saying `` I think it is an entirely uncontroversial and obvious statement , given as we just talked about the George Floyd video , that racism persists in our country .
As to putting my finger on the nature of the problem , whether as you say it 's just outright or systemic racism , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ making it better , things are policy questions , they 're hotly contested policy questions , that have been in the news and discussed all summer .
`` So while , as I did share my personal experiences , and I 'm happy to discuss the reaction my family had to the George Floyd video , giving broader statements , or making broader diagnoses about the problem of racism , it 's kind of beyond what I 'm capable of doing as a judge . ''

On the second day of hearings for Amy Coney Barrett's testimony before the Senate in support of her Supreme Court nomination, it was revealed that she has no notes before her.
Senator John Cornyn said "Most of us have multiple notebooks and notes and books, things like that in front of us. Can you hold up what you've been referring to in answering our questions?"
Coney Barrett replied "The letterhead says US Senate," and held up a blank notepad. While she rattled off cases and decisions, she did so entirely from memory.
When she discussed the Supreme Court decision that confirmed the constitutionality of gay marriage, Obergefell v. Hodges, her responses were so in keeping with the upholding of that case law that the only criticism leftist media could find was that she used the term "sexual preference."
Senator Dick Durban asked Amy Coney Barrett what impact the video of George Floyd's death had on her, and she spoke about her family and discussing this with them.
Coney Barrett said "Senator, as you might imagine, given that I have two black children, that was very, very personal for my family. Jessie was with the boys on a camping trip out in South Dakota, so I was there, and my 17-year-old daughter Vivian, who was adopted from Haiti. All of this was erupting, it was very difficult for her."
ACB: "I’m happy to discuss the reaction my family had to the George Floyd video, giving broader statements, or making broader diagnoses about the problem of racism, it’s kind of beyond what I’m capable of doing as a judge.” pic.twitter.com/K1tt7jYDzM — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) October 13, 2020
"We wept together in my room and then it was also difficult for my daughter Julia who was 10, I had to try to explain some of this to them. My children, to this point in their lives, have had the benefit of growing up in a cocoon where they have not yet experienced hatred or violence," Coney Barrett said.
"For Vivian, to understand that there would be a risk to her brother, or the son that she might have one day, of that kind of brutality, has been an ongoing conversation. And it's a difficult one for us, like it is for Americans all over the country."
"I'd like to ask you as an originalist who has a passion for history," Durbin replied. "I can't imagine that you can separate the two, to reflect on the history of this country. Where are we today when it comes to the issue of race? Some argue 'it's fine, everything's fine, and you don't have to even to teach children about the history of slavery or discrimination.'
"Others say there's implicit bias in so many aspects of American life that we have to be very candid about and address. Others go further and say no, it's systemic racism that's built in to America and we have to be much more pointed in how we're addressing it. How do you feel?" Durbin asked.
Coney Barrett replied, saying "I think it is an entirely uncontroversial and obvious statement, given as we just talked about the George Floyd video, that racism persists in our country. As to putting my finger on the nature of the problem, whether as you say it's just outright or systemic racism, or how to tackle the issue of just making it better, things are policy questions, they're hotly contested policy questions, that have been in the news and discussed all summer.
"So while, as I did share my personal experiences, and I'm happy to discuss the reaction my family had to the George Floyd video, giving broader statements, or making broader diagnoses about the problem of racism, it's kind of beyond what I'm capable of doing as a judge."


bonginoreport--2020-10-13--President Trump’s Florida Rally: 16% of Attendees Were Democrats, 24% Didn’t Vote in 2016

President Donald Trump roared back to the campaign trail for an energetic rally in Florida last night .
It was his first rally since his short battle with the coronavirus , and if the attendee data from that rally is any indicator , Trump is set to defeat Joe Biden as swiftly as he did the coronavirus .
Ronna McDaniel posted attendee data to Twitter last night showing that President Trump has continued to bring in a broad coalition of voters – and first time voters .
The following data is sourced from those who signed up to attend the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been kept for a number of rallies held earlier in the year .
Here ’ s the data for a sampling of rallies that occurred in January and February : • At President Trump ’ s January rally in Toledo , Ohio , nearly half of attendees were either Democrats or independents .
Twenty-three percent identified as Democrats , while 20.9 % identified as independents .
• At Trump ’ s January rally in Wisconsin , the majority of attendees ( 57.8 % ) were not Republicans .
• At Trump ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 26.3 % of attendees were Democrats , and 10 % didn ’ t vote in 2016 .
• At Trump ’ s February rally in New Hampshire , 25 % of attendees were Democrats , and 17 % didn ’ t vote in 2016 .
• At Trump ’ s February rally in Arizona , 18 % of attendees were Democrats , and 26 % didn ’ t vote in 2016 .
• And at Trump ’ s February Las Vegas rally , 18 % of attendees were Democrats , and 32 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And in 2019 the data was the following for a handful of rallies : • Battle Creek , Michigan : 15 % didn ’ t vote in last four elections , 27 % were Democrats .
• Broward , Florida : 19 % voted once or not at all in past four elections , 24 % were Democrats .
• Dallas , Texas : 12 % didn ’ t vote in past four elections , 21.4 % were Democrats .
Can you imagine a single Republican attending a Biden rally ?
Aside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Lincoln Project , it ’ s hard to imagine .

President Donald Trump roared back to the campaign trail for an energetic rally in Florida last night. It was his first rally since his short battle with the coronavirus, and if the attendee data from that rally is any indicator, Trump is set to defeat Joe Biden as swiftly as he did the coronavirus.
Ronna McDaniel posted attendee data to Twitter last night showing that President Trump has continued to bring in a broad coalition of voters – and first time voters. The following data is sourced from those who signed up to attend the rally:
Fantastic data from @realDonaldTrump’s rally in Sanford: ✅ 15,852 voters identified ✅ 31.8% were NOT Republicans ✅ 16.3% were Democrat ✅ 24.4% did not vote in 2016 ✅ 14.4% did not vote in the last 4 elections Thank you, Florida! — Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 13, 2020
These sort of statistics have been kept for a number of rallies held earlier in the year. Here’s the data for a sampling of rallies that occurred in January and February:
And in 2019 the data was the following for a handful of rallies:
Battle Creek, Michigan: 15% didn’t vote in last four elections, 27% were Democrats.
Broward, Florida: 19% voted once or not at all in past four elections, 24% were Democrats.
Dallas, Texas: 12% didn’t vote in past four elections, 21.4% were Democrats.
Can you imagine a single Republican attending a Biden rally? Aside from the confederacy of dunces over at the Lincoln Project, it’s hard to imagine.


bonginoreport--2020-10-13--Dem Senator Goes Full Conspiracy Theorist During ACB Hearing

Democratic Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse warned Americans to “ look for power in the shadows ” regarding the conservative groups backing Judge Amy Coney Barrett ’ s nomination to the Supreme Court .
The senator spoke Tuesday at Barrett ’ s confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill where he used numerous visual aids to detail his concerns about the Federalist Society , Judicial Crisis Network , and other groups backing the nomination of conservative justices .
Whitehouse compared the committee hearing to a “ puppet theater.
” “ If you only look at what is going on in the puppet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ understand the whole story , you are not going to understand the real dynamic of what is going on here , ” Whitehouse said .
“ You are certainly not going to understand forces outside of this room who are pulling strings and pushing sticks and causing the puppet theater to react.
” “ My experience around politics is that when you find hypocrisy in the daylight , look for power in the shadows , ” the senator said , before pulling out more posters on the Federalist Society , co-chairman and former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Leonard Leo , Judicial Crisis Network and other groups .
Whitehouse proceeded to draw on the posters with a marker , circle names , and draw lines between circles as he spoke .
( RELATED : EXCLUSIVE : Democratic Senator Hopes Liberal Dark Money Groups Donate To His Campaign ) Whitehouse has previously come under fire for his own ties to dark money groups and refused to respond to questions on these ties before a House Judiciary subcommittee in September .
The Wall Street Journal editorial board denounced his silence on his ties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Mr .
Whitehouse ’ s silence about his own ties to dark-money networks shows his goal isn ’ t to clean up politics .
He wants to silence those who disagree with him , ” the WSJ editorial board wrote .
“ If Mr. Whitehouse holds power in the Senate majority next year , do not expect what Joe Biden says will be a new era of comity and fair play.
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Democratic Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse warned Americans to “look for power in the shadows” regarding the conservative groups backing Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
The senator spoke Tuesday at Barrett’s confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill where he used numerous visual aids to detail his concerns about the Federalist Society, Judicial Crisis Network, and other groups backing the nomination of conservative justices. Whitehouse compared the committee hearing to a “puppet theater.”
“If you only look at what is going on in the puppet theater, you are not going to understand the whole story, you are not going to understand the real dynamic of what is going on here,” Whitehouse said. “You are certainly not going to understand forces outside of this room who are pulling strings and pushing sticks and causing the puppet theater to react.”
“My experience around politics is that when you find hypocrisy in the daylight, look for power in the shadows,” the senator said, before pulling out more posters on the Federalist Society, co-chairman and former executive vice president of the Federalist Society Leonard Leo, Judicial Crisis Network and other groups.
Whitehouse proceeded to draw on the posters with a marker, circle names, and draw lines between circles as he spoke. (RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: Democratic Senator Hopes Liberal Dark Money Groups Donate To His Campaign)
WATCH:
Whitehouse has previously come under fire for his own ties to dark money groups and refused to respond to questions on these ties before a House Judiciary subcommittee in September. The Wall Street Journal editorial board denounced his silence on his ties to dark money groups in early September.
“Mr. Whitehouse’s silence about his own ties to dark-money networks shows his goal isn’t to clean up politics. He wants to silence those who disagree with him,” the WSJ editorial board wrote. “If Mr. Whitehouse holds power in the Senate majority next year, do not expect what Joe Biden says will be a new era of comity and fair play.”
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bonginoreport--2020-10-13--Ted Cruz Trolls Jim Carrey After Carrey Paints Picture of Cruz in Hell

Late on Sunday night , actor Jim Carrey , who has taken up painting sordid pictures of various Republicans in recent years as his film career has come to a standstill , offered his latest chef-d ’ œuvre : a painting of Republican Senator Ted Cruz in fiery red , captioning it , “ Ted Cruz , Hellbound Class of 2020.
” On Monday , an unfazed Cruz told Carrey just where he could stick his picture , tweeting , “ Hey , @ JimCarrey , can I get a copy of this for my office ?
” Carrey apparently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ living or dead when he makes use of them for his political propaganda purposes .
In August he issued his latest tour-de-force , a drawing of President Abraham Lincoln , the first GOP president , putting a rifle in his mouth , ostensibly to commit suicide from watching the Republican National Convention .
The drawing was captioned , “ If Lincoln had seen the lineup of liars , thieves , religious hypocrites and racist ne ’ er-do-wells that would appear at the RNC in 2020… ” In March 2018 , Carrey painted a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders , captioning it , “ This is the portrait of a so-called Christian whose only purpose in life is to lie for the wicked .
Monstrous !
” After Huckabee Sanders ’ father , former Arkansas Gov .
Mike Huckabee , slammed Carrey for the drawing , Carrey refused to apologize , telling The Young Turks , “ I am so gratified by the reaction to my little drawings .
It is the job of a political cartoon to vex those who abuse power or enable those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the American people from day one while plundering the country and debasing our values .
And those who cover for this shameful mobster of a President are putting makeup on a melanoma and telling the cancer patient that everything ’ s fine .
Monstrous ?
You bet !
” In June 2018 , Carrey posted another work showing Calvin from “ Calvin & Hobbes ” urinating on President Trump ’ s grave .
It was captioned , “ Oh how I urine for this all to be over !
” The inscription @ @ @ @ @ @ @ HERE LIES NO.45 .
WENT TO HELL AND TOOK THE GOP WITH HIM.
” Later in June 2018 , Carrey paintedthe White House windows as glowing red like fire while ere creepy eyes peer out .
“ And as the sun set upon the White House all its windows danced with glowing eyes — and demons ’ voices growled to the prisoner within , saying , ‘ Our name is legion , for we are many .
You will be our hands in the world .
It ’ s time for us to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ captioned .
The same month , Carrey added another work of art , this time depicting President Trump as a Biblical-era Roman soldier hammering a nail into Jesus Christ ’ s hands , captioned , “ Christianity , Trump style : ‘ Jesus was a loser .
A failed carpenter .
He ’ s a savior because he was crucified .
I like people that weren ’ t crucified.
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Late on Sunday night, actor Jim Carrey, who has taken up painting sordid pictures of various Republicans in recent years as his film career has come to a standstill, offered his latest chef-d’œuvre: a painting of Republican Senator Ted Cruz in fiery red, captioning it, “Ted Cruz, Hellbound Class of 2020.”
Ted Cruz, Hellbound Class of 2020 pic.twitter.com/4MdePetlp2 — Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) October 12, 2020
On Monday, an unfazed Cruz told Carrey just where he could stick his picture, tweeting, “Hey, @JimCarrey, can I get a copy of this for my office?”
Hey @JimCarrey can I get a copy of this for my office? https://t.co/45cQviMafH — Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) October 12, 2020
Carrey apparently doesn’t care if Republicans are living or dead when he makes use of them for his political propaganda purposes. In August he issued his latest tour-de-force, a drawing of President Abraham Lincoln, the first GOP president, putting a rifle in his mouth, ostensibly to commit suicide from watching the Republican National Convention. The drawing was captioned, “If Lincoln had seen the lineup of liars, thieves, religious hypocrites and racist ne’er-do-wells that would appear at the RNC in 2020…”
If Lincoln had seen the lineup of liars, thieves, religious hypocrites and racist ne’er-do-wells that would appear at the RNC in 2020… pic.twitter.com/TZN20qjpEU — Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) August 24, 2020
In March 2018, Carrey painted a portrait many people saw as former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, captioning it, “This is the portrait of a so-called Christian whose only purpose in life is to lie for the wicked. Monstrous!”
This is the portrait of a so-called Christian whose only purpose in life is to lie for the wicked. Monstrous! pic.twitter.com/MeYLTy1pqb — Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) March 17, 2018
After Huckabee Sanders’ father, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, slammed Carrey for the drawing, Carrey refused to apologize, telling The Young Turks, “I am so gratified by the reaction to my little drawings. It is the job of a political cartoon to vex those who abuse power or enable those abuses. This administration has been lying to the American people from day one while plundering the country and debasing our values. And those who cover for this shameful mobster of a President are putting makeup on a melanoma and telling the cancer patient that everything’s fine. Monstrous? You bet!”
In June 2018, Carrey posted another work showing Calvin from “Calvin & Hobbes” urinating on President Trump’s grave. It was captioned, “Oh how I urine for this all to be over!” The inscription on the cartoon grave read: “HERE LIES NO.45. WENT TO HELL AND TOOK THE GOP WITH HIM.”
Oh how I urine for this all to be over! pic.twitter.com/uzLULtNPLE — Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) June 14, 2018
Later in June 2018, Carrey paintedthe White House windows as glowing red like fire while ere creepy eyes peer out. “And as the sun set upon the White House all its windows danced with glowing eyes — and demons’ voices growled to the prisoner within, saying, ‘Our name is legion, for we are many. You will be our hands in the world. It’s time for us to Tweet again,'” it was captioned.
And as the sun set upon the White House all its windows danced with glowing eyes — and demons’ voices growled to the prisoner within, saying, “Our name is legion, for we are many. You will be our hands in the world. It’s time for us to Tweet again.” pic.twitter.com/9BnWdE6hSp — Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) June 19, 2018
The same month, Carrey added another work of art, this time depicting President Trump as a Biblical-era Roman soldier hammering a nail into Jesus Christ’s hands, captioned, “Christianity, Trump style: ‘Jesus was a loser. A failed carpenter. He’s a savior because he was crucified. I like people that weren’t crucified.’”