thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--Conservative Comedian Challenges Leftist Keith Olbermann After Hitler-Like Threats Against Trump Sup

Conservative Comedian Challenges Leftist Keith Olbermann After Hitler-Like Threats Against Trump Supporters: ‘Come Expunge Me From Society . . . I Hope You Can Carry the Weight, Son’

' I hope you can carry the weight , son '

On Monday, BlazeTV host Chad Prather called out liberal pundit Keith Olbermann for an unhinged verbal assault on President Donald Trump, Trump's enablers, and Trump's supporters.
What did Olbermann say?
Trump can be and must be, expunged. The hate he has triggered, Pandora's boxes he has opened, they will not be so easily destroyed.
So, let us brace ourselves. The task is two-fold: the terrorist Trump must be defeated, must be destroyed, must be devoured at the ballot box, and then he, and his enablers, and his supporters, and his collaborators, and the Mike Lees and the William Barrs, and Sean Hannitys, and the Mike Pences, and the Rudy Gullianis and the Kyle Rittenhouses and the Amy Coney Barretts must be prosecuted and convicted and removed from our society while we try to rebuild it and to rebuild the world Trump has destroyed by turning it over to a virus.
Remember it, even as we dream for a return to reality and safety and the country for which our forefathers died, that the fight is not just to win the election, but to win it by enough to chase — at least for a moment — Trump and the maggots off the stage and then try to clean up what they left.
Remember it, even though to remember it, means remembering that the fight does not end on November 3, but in many ways, will only begin that day.
In this clip, Chad clapped back at Olbermann with suggestions on how to try and remove his Trump-supporting self from society.
"Come expunge me from society, Keith Olbermann," Chad challenged. "I hope you can carry the weight, son."
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thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--NFL Legend Herschel Walker Bashes Woke Celebs Falsely Claiming Black Americans are ‘Oppressed’: ‘We

NFL Legend Herschel Walker Bashes Woke Celebs Falsely Claiming Black Americans are ‘Oppressed’: ‘We Can Do Whatever We Want To Do’

Former NFL running back Herschel Walker on Monday blasted celebrities who claim African Americans are “ oppressed , ” pointing to his own story as a “ poor Black kid from South Georgia ” who went on to represent his country in the 1992 Olympics .
Walker , 58 , made the comments on a Twitter post in which he wrote that people are “ BLESSED ” to be living in the United States .
Walker , two-time Pro Bowl selection in the NFL , said it was an honor for him to represent the U.S. while competing in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thinking , this poor Black kid from South Georgia got a chance to represent the United States of America as I ’ ve been hearing from a lot of people saying , ‘ we ’ re oppressed , ’ ” Walker said .
“ Well I ’ m here to tell you , you ’ re not.
” “ So , all the entertainers all the athletes out there that are telling these people , we African Americans are oppressed , well , we ’ re not .
We can do whatever we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
TRUMP CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF FLORIDA ‘ FIGHTERS AGAINST SOCIALISM ’ BUS TOUR The former NFL champ noted that at the Olympics , he saw so many countries “ that had the envy for the United States of America.
” He then encouraged viewers , when they go to the voting booth next month , “ remember the American way : freedom of speech , freedom of religion , so many freedoms that we have.
” CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP “ So , vote for Donald Trump .
Vote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m telling you , let ’ s note throw our country away .
Let ’ s vote for those freedoms we have in the United States of America , ” Walker concluded .

Former NFL running back Herschel Walker on Monday blasted celebrities who claim African Americans are “oppressed,” pointing to his own story as a “poor Black kid from South Georgia” who went on to represent his country in the 1992 Olympics.
Walker, 58, made the comments on a Twitter post in which he wrote that people are “BLESSED” to be living in the United States.
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Walker, two-time Pro Bowl selection in the NFL, said it was an honor for him to represent the U.S. while competing in the Olympics in 1992.
“I started thinking, this poor Black kid from South Georgia got a chance to represent the United States of America as I’ve been hearing from a lot of people saying, ‘we’re oppressed,’” Walker said. “Well I’m here to tell you, you’re not.”
“So, all the entertainers all the athletes out there that are telling these people, we African Americans are oppressed, well, we’re not. We can do whatever we want to do,” Walker said.
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The former NFL champ noted that at the Olympics, he saw so many countries “that had the envy for the United States of America.”
He then encouraged viewers, when they go to the voting booth next month, “remember the American way: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, so many freedoms that we have.”
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“So, vote for Donald Trump. Vote for a Republican. Because I’m telling you, let’s note throw our country away. Let’s vote for those freedoms we have in the United States of America,” Walker concluded.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--New Photographic Evidence Shows BLM Martyr Breonna Taylor was a Drug-Dealing, Gun-Brandishing Thug

Deceased black woman Breonna Taylor , the alleged victim of a police shooting , has been shown in new photographic evidence to be a drug-dealing , gun-brandishing thug .
In one particularly revealing photo , Taylor can be seen with her boyfriend Kenneth Walker holding guns in a particularly menacing fashion .
The caption at the top reads , “ How he coming behind me ” with a devil emoji , indicating that they were ready to go out in a blaze of glory at a moment ’ s notice , with the caption at the bottom reads , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ movement made up a bunch of lies about the situation in order to activate the savages to rape and pillage on behalf of their latest felon martyr .
Other revelations from the treasure trove of evidence released by the Louisville Metro Police Department include Taylor ’ s extensive drug dealing .
Cops also “ found numerous conversations about drug trafficking ” with regards to her boyfriend Walker , and he was apparently selling pills to waitresses at a nearby Hooters restaurant .
He was also selling large quantities of marijuana and sending messages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Trending : WOW : NBC Affiliate 9News Hired ANTIFA-Style Thug with No Security License Who Executed Trump Supporter in Colorado Big League Politics reported weeks ago when it was announced that no police officers would be charged with murder as a result of Taylor ’ s death , and low IQ BLM activists rebelled despite not understanding any of the facts of the case : take our poll - story continues below Did Kyle Rittenhouse act in self defense ?
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On September @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Annie O ’ Connell announced that fired detective Brett Hankinson will be indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment for his actions on the night of Breonna Taylor ’ s death .
Hankison had previously admitted to shooting blindly .
Some of those shots were fired into neighboring apartments not into Breonna Taylor ’ s where her boyfriend had opened fire onto police .
Myles Cosgrove and Jonathan Mattingly , the other two officers involved in a serving a search warrant on the night that Taylor was killed , did not receive any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ placed under a state of emergency on September 22 , when city officials shutdown a significant portion of the city perimeter to traffic .
The majority of administrative building and other businesses were boarded up prior to the decision .
Louisville has been rocked by riots related to Taylor ’ s death in March .
These riots have been occurring for over 100 days and have resulted in a number of deaths and heated confrontations with law enforcement .
Starting on the night of September 23 , there will be a 72-hour curfew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apply to people partaking in essential travel , which includes work-related purposes or medical attention .
Kentucky National Guard members will be deployed to the city for the purpose of maintaining public order .
Given the indictment doesn ’ t match the BLM demands of murder charges for all officers involved , such precautionary measures are necessary to quell potential unrest coming from the Left .
The U.S. is now ruled by the mob , who will wage war on cities anytime a black crack dealer , armed robber , rapist or drug @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This is the United States of Somalia now , thanks to the well-funded globalist projects of diversity and multiculturalism .

New Photographic Evidence Shows BLM Martyr Breonna Taylor was a Drug-Dealing, Gun-Brandishing Thug
Deceased black woman Breonna Taylor, the alleged victim of a police shooting, has been shown in new photographic evidence to be a drug-dealing, gun-brandishing thug.
In one particularly revealing photo, Taylor can be seen with her boyfriend Kenneth Walker holding guns in a particularly menacing fashion. The caption at the top reads, “How he coming behind me” with a devil emoji, indicating that they were ready to go out in a blaze of glory at a moment’s notice, with the caption at the bottom reads, “Partners in Crime.” The BLM terror movement made up a bunch of lies about the situation in order to activate the savages to rape and pillage on behalf of their latest felon martyr.
Other revelations from the treasure trove of evidence released by the Louisville Metro Police Department include Taylor’s extensive drug dealing. Cops also “found numerous conversations about drug trafficking” with regards to her boyfriend Walker, and he was apparently selling pills to waitresses at a nearby Hooters restaurant. He was also selling large quantities of marijuana and sending messages indicating he was a veteran armed robber.
Big League Politics reported weeks ago when it was announced that no police officers would be charged with murder as a result of Taylor’s death, and low IQ BLM activists rebelled despite not understanding any of the facts of the case:
On September 23, 2020, Jefferson County Judge Annie O’Connell announced that fired detective Brett Hankinson will be indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment for his actions on the night of Breonna Taylor’s death. Hankison had previously admitted to shooting blindly. Some of those shots were fired into neighboring apartments not into Breonna Taylor’s where her boyfriend had opened fire onto police. Myles Cosgrove and Jonathan Mattingly, the other two officers involved in a serving a search warrant on the night that Taylor was killed, did not receive any charges. The city of Louisville was placed under a state of emergency on September 22, when city officials shutdown a significant portion of the city perimeter to traffic. The majority of administrative building and other businesses were boarded up prior to the decision. Louisville has been rocked by riots related to Taylor’s death in March. These riots have been occurring for over 100 days and have resulted in a number of deaths and heated confrontations with law enforcement. Starting on the night of September 23, there will be a 72-hour curfew in Louisville. The curfew will not apply to people partaking in essential travel, which includes work-related purposes or medical attention. Kentucky National Guard members will be deployed to the city for the purpose of maintaining public order. Given the indictment doesn’t match the BLM demands of murder charges for all officers involved, such precautionary measures are necessary to quell potential unrest coming from the Left.
The U.S. is now ruled by the mob, who will wage war on cities anytime a black crack dealer, armed robber, rapist or drug addict dies during a police encounter. This is the United States of Somalia now, thanks to the well-funded globalist projects of diversity and multiculturalism.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--Democrat Pete Buttplug, Who “Married” a Man, Argues Nominating Amy Coney Barrett Would Somehow Be ‘T

Democrat Pete Buttplug, Who “Married” a Man, Argues Nominating Amy Coney Barrett Would Somehow Be ‘Time Traveling . . . Back to the 18th Century’

We reported earlier about Minnesota House Rep. Ilhan Omar ’ s appearance on MSNBC ’ s AM Joy and former Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg also appeared on the show yesterday .
Buttigieg spent the beginning talking about what he would tell LGBTQ people who are thinking about coming out and how they should do it .
Halfway through the interview , an excerpt of Judge Amy Coney Barrett ’ s opening statement for her Supreme Court nomination hearing was received and shared with Buttigieg .
Buttigieg first said that if Judge Barrett were to rule gay marriage to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reasoned ?
” Another clip of the interview shows him saying , “ This is what nominees do .
They write the most seemingly unobjectionable , dry stuff .
But really what I see in there is a pathway to judicial activism cloaked in judicial humility.
” Buttigieg continued , “ At the end of the day , rights have been expanded because courts have understood what the true meaning of the letter of the law and the spirit of the Constitution is and that is not about time traveling yourself back to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same prejudices and limitations as the people who write these words.
” “ The Constitution is a living document because the English language is a living language and you need to have some readiness to understand that in order to serve on the court in a way that is actually going to make life better , ” he believes .
Comments Buttigieg made about abortion in a Fox News town hall event on May 19 , 2019 hosted by Chris Wallace have recently resurfaced .
Wallace asked Buttigieg if he believed “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there should be any limit on a woman ’ s right to an abortion ?
” Buttigieg responded , “ I think the dialogue has gotten so caught up on when you draw the line that we ’ ve gotten away from the fundamental question of who gets to draw the line and I trust women to draw the line .
”

We reported earlier about Minnesota House Rep. Ilhan Omar’s appearance on MSNBC’s AM Joy and former Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg also appeared on the show yesterday.
Buttigieg spent the beginning talking about what he would tell LGBTQ people who are thinking about coming out and how they should do it.
Halfway through the interview, an excerpt of Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s opening statement for her Supreme Court nomination hearing was received and shared with Buttigieg.
Buttigieg first said that if Judge Barrett were to rule gay marriage to be unconstitutional, would that be “fairly reasoned?”
Another clip of the interview shows him saying, “This is what nominees do. They write the most seemingly unobjectionable, dry stuff. But really what I see in there is a pathway to judicial activism cloaked in judicial humility.”
Buttigieg continued, “At the end of the day, rights have been expanded because courts have understood what the true meaning of the letter of the law and the spirit of the Constitution is and that is not about time traveling yourself back to the 18th century and subjecting yourself to the same prejudices and limitations as the people who write these words.”
“The Constitution is a living document because the English language is a living language and you need to have some readiness to understand that in order to serve on the court in a way that is actually going to make life better,” he believes.
“This is what nominees do. They write the most seemingly unobjectionable, dry stuff. But really what I see in there is a pathway to judicial activism cloaked in judicial humility.” –@PeteButtigieg pic.twitter.com/Ns4efrX9DB — Vanita Gupta (@vanitaguptaCR) October 11, 2020
Comments Buttigieg made about abortion in a Fox News town hall event on May 19, 2019 hosted by Chris Wallace have recently resurfaced.
Wallace asked Buttigieg if he believed “at any point in pregnancy, that there should be any limit on a woman’s right to an abortion?”
Buttigieg responded, “I think the dialogue has gotten so caught up on when you draw the line that we’ve gotten away from the fundamental question of who gets to draw the line and I trust women to draw the line.”


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thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--Get Woke, Go Broke: Viewership for NBA Finals Finale Crash Nearly 70%

On a night when the NBA broadcast its most important game , you would think that the league would own the night .
That , once again , turned out to not be the case .
The viewership numbers for the sixth and final game of the NBA Finals are in , and they are atrocious .
Game 6 drew , at its peak , 6.028 million viewers .
To put that in perspective , Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals , which included a team from Canada and did not include LeBron James , drew 18.34 million viewers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , last night ’ s edition of Sunday Night Football , a game which featured a losing Vikings team against the Seahawks , a non-major market team , beat out the NBA ’ s ultimate game by earning nearly twice as many viewers with 12.008 million .
The heavy viewership losses are consistent with disastrous viewership numbers from the first half of the series when games one through three drew consecutive , historically low numbers .
Indeed , the low numbers are consistent with an entire season of bad television viewership performances .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a five-month hiatus due to the coronavirus , by making social justice messaging and imagery a centerpiece of their television broadcasts .
That messaging was greeted with historic drops in ratings , drops largely due to fan dissatisfaction with the overtly political nature of the games .
This horrific collapse should not be surprising after polls have found that many fans now believe that basketball is far too political .
A September 2 Harris poll found that 39 percent of respondent who identified as sports fans felt that the league was too political @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they had turned off pro basketball because of the NBA ’ s deep links to China .
The 2020 post-COVID season launched with the heavy-handed presence of the anti-American Black Lives Matter agenda .
“ Recently , NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said that next year the NBA will likely not feature the on-court social justice displays that have become commonplace this season , ” Breitbart Sports reported .
“ The commissioner also says he understands that fans just want to see a basketball game , and not by subjected to social justice messaging @ @

On a night when the NBA broadcast its most important game, you would think that the league would own the night. That, once again, turned out to not be the case.
The viewership numbers for the sixth and final game of the NBA Finals are in, and they are atrocious. Game 6 drew, at its peak, 6.028 million viewers. To put that in perspective, Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals, which included a team from Canada and did not include LeBron James, drew 18.34 million viewers.
Those figures represent a 66 percent drop.
To put it in further perspective, last night’s edition of Sunday Night Football, a game which featured a losing Vikings team against the Seahawks, a non-major market team, beat out the NBA’s ultimate game by earning nearly twice as many viewers with 12.008 million.
The heavy viewership losses are consistent with disastrous viewership numbers from the first half of the series when games one through three drew consecutive, historically low numbers. Indeed, the low numbers are consistent with an entire season of bad television viewership performances.
The NBA restarted its season, after a five-month hiatus due to the coronavirus, by making social justice messaging and imagery a centerpiece of their television broadcasts. That messaging was greeted with historic drops in ratings, drops largely due to fan dissatisfaction with the overtly political nature of the games.
As Breitbart’s Warner Todd Huston reports:
This horrific collapse should not be surprising after polls have found that many fans now believe that basketball is far too political. A September 2 Harris poll found that 39 percent of respondent who identified as sports fans felt that the league was too political. And another 19 percent said that they had turned off pro basketball because of the NBA’s deep links to China. The 2020 post-COVID season launched with the heavy-handed presence of the anti-American Black Lives Matter agenda.
“Recently, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said that next year the NBA will likely not feature the on-court social justice displays that have become commonplace this season,” Breitbart Sports reported. “The commissioner also says he understands that fans just want to see a basketball game, and not by subjected to social justice messaging.”


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--NBA Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Refuses to Condemn Communist China’s Human Rights Violations:

NBA Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Refuses to Condemn Communist China’s Human Rights Violations: They’re ‘a Customer of Ours’

Monday , Mark Cuban appeared on the Megyn Kelly Show .
The NBA owner spun the NBA ’ s tank-job as hard as he could , discussing the league ’ s ratings collapse , Black Lives Matter , and the NBA ’ s relationship with China .
As Outkick has written , the 2020 NBA Finals are an historic disaster — with games down as much as 58 % year-over-year .
Kelly accurately blames the league ’ s decision to go political for the millions of Americans turning away .
“ You wear a pink ribbon to support breast cancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the middle of the court when it ’ s not supported by virtually any Republican in the country [ is another ] , ” she started .
Cuban then oddly asked Kelly “ which BLM group ” she was referring to .
“ It ’ s a group founded by Marxists , who want to dismantle the nuclear family and defund the police , ” Kelly responded .
Cuban claimed that BLM.com and the movement were not the same : “ You never , ever heard [ the NBA ] talk about Marxism.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ To pretend BLM — dot com , or otherwise — is not about defunding the police is dishonest .
The basketball players have made clear , they support that.
” Cuban didn ’ t deny that certain players want to dismantle the police .
“ Individual players can have their opinions , ” he says .
The NBA “ is interested in police reform .
We ’ ve never talked about defunding the police.
” Though Cuban is correct the NBA , as a unit , has never stated they are for defunding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BLM .
The group , as Kelly notes , “ devotes ” itself to defunding law enforcement agencies across the country .
Cuban tried to argue that there was no one speaking for BLM , but that isn ’ t true either .
“ The co-founder of BLM , Patrisse Cullors , was on TV saying , ‘ We should abolish law enforcement , ' ” Kelly noted .
For some reason , Cuban claimed that networks were simply re-airing Cullors ’ quotes .
“ Your audience is fleeing , ” Kelly said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ They object to the politicization of the league… [ The NBA ] has suffered.
” “ Lowest Finals opener ever .
Game 2 , another new low .
Game 3 , down an unprecedented 58 % from last year .
“ This is during a marquee matchup with the Lakers and Heat .
Last year , they had some team in Canada .
That matchup is crushing what we are seeing now.
” Kelly summed up the series : “ This is an unprecedented viewership collapse.
” Here is where the discussion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ excuses the sports media has used for years to distract from the NBA ’ s tanking numbers .
He blamed the media outlets that Kelly chose to cite : “ The sources might not be reflective of reality.
” Kelly said she read about the NBA ratings on Outkick .
“ You are not looking outside NBA ratings to see what is happening in media , ” Cuban fired back .
He also mentioned horse racing ’ s decline .
As I explained last week , NBA defenders are now comparing the league @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and hockey .
But in 2016 , the same media members compared the NBA with the NFL .
Which one is it ?
Is the NBA on its way to catching the NFL , or is it a niche sport catered to a specific audience ?
Later in the interview , the two got into the NBA ’ s business relationship with the Chinese Communist Party .
Kelly asked point-blank , “ Why won ’ t you and the NBA condemn ” China ?
“ I put a priority on domestic issues , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m against all human rights violations around the world .
China is not the only country with human rights violations.
” I credit Mark Cuban for going on the podcast and discussing these issues .
Most wouldn ’ t do that .
But on the topic of China , he went from spin-master to world-class dodger .
Nearly every time Kelly asked him to be specific about condemning China , he responded by saying he ’ s “ against all human rights violations.
” He even gave this same vague response when Kelly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ genocide going on in China .
To be clear : I don ’ t believe that Cuban is indifferent to what is going on in China .
However , he is putting business ahead of human rights .
China “ is a customer of ours , ” he explained to Kelly .
“ And I ’ m OK with doing business with China.
” If Cuban , LeBron James , or Adam Silver really wanted to effect change outside the world of basketball , then they would denounce China .
They won ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the whole interview .

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Monday, Mark Cuban appeared on the Megyn Kelly Show. The NBA owner spun the NBA’s tank-job as hard as he could, discussing the league’s ratings collapse, Black Lives Matter, and the NBA’s relationship with China.
Billionaire NBA owner Mark Cuban joined @MegynKelly for an in-depth, wide-ranging conversation on family and raising kids, the NBA and the social justice movement, NBA ratings and business with China and more – subscribe/download the FULL interview here: https://t.co/F96HgI7HIW — The Megyn Kelly Show (@MegynKellyShow) October 12, 2020
As Outkick has written, the 2020 NBA Finals are an historic disaster — with games down as much as 58% year-over-year. Kelly accurately blames the league’s decision to go political for the millions of Americans turning away.
“You wear a pink ribbon to support breast cancer is one thing. Putting BLM in the middle of the court when it’s not supported by virtually any Republican in the country [is another],” she started.
Cuban then oddly asked Kelly “which BLM group” she was referring to.
“It’s a group founded by Marxists, who want to dismantle the nuclear family and defund the police,” Kelly responded.
Cuban claimed that BLM.com and the movement were not the same: “You never, ever heard [the NBA] talk about Marxism.”
Kelly got him again: “To pretend BLM — dot com, or otherwise — is not about defunding the police is dishonest. The basketball players have made clear, they support that.”
Cuban didn’t deny that certain players want to dismantle the police. “Individual players can have their opinions,” he says. The NBA “is interested in police reform. We’ve never talked about defunding the police.”
Though Cuban is correct the NBA, as a unit, has never stated they are for defunding police, the league has fully embraced BLM. The group, as Kelly notes, “devotes” itself to defunding law enforcement agencies across the country.
Cuban tried to argue that there was no one speaking for BLM, but that isn’t true either.
“The co-founder of BLM, Patrisse Cullors, was on TV saying, ‘We should abolish law enforcement,'” Kelly noted.
For some reason, Cuban claimed that networks were simply re-airing Cullors’ quotes.
“Your audience is fleeing,” Kelly said on the topic of viewership decline. “They object to the politicization of the league… [The NBA] has suffered.”
Kelly broke down the Finals’ turnout:
“Lowest Finals opener ever. Game 2, another new low. Game 3, down an unprecedented 58% from last year.
“This is during a marquee matchup with the Lakers and Heat. Last year, they had some team in Canada. That matchup is crushing what we are seeing now.”
Kelly summed up the series: “This is an unprecedented viewership collapse.”
Here is where the discussion got good. Cuban used the same excuses the sports media has used for years to distract from the NBA’s tanking numbers. He blamed the media outlets that Kelly chose to cite: “The sources might not be reflective of reality.” Kelly said she read about the NBA ratings on Outkick.
“You are not looking outside NBA ratings to see what is happening in media,” Cuban fired back. He also mentioned horse racing’s decline.
As I explained last week, NBA defenders are now comparing the league to niche sports — like horse racing and hockey. But in 2016, the same media members compared the NBA with the NFL.
Which one is it? Is the NBA on its way to catching the NFL, or is it a niche sport catered to a specific audience?
ESPN answers:
A reminder how the media reacted when the NFL’s numbers were down: https://t.co/qvEWdaoMie pic.twitter.com/W0wpqpxjmB — Bobby Burack (@burackbobby_) December 3, 2019
Later in the interview, the two got into the NBA’s business relationship with the Chinese Communist Party.
Kelly asked point-blank, “Why won’t you and the NBA condemn” China?
“I put a priority on domestic issues,” Cuban returned. “I’m against all human rights violations around the world. China is not the only country with human rights violations.”
I credit Mark Cuban for going on the podcast and discussing these issues. Most wouldn’t do that. But on the topic of China, he went from spin-master to world-class dodger.
Nearly every time Kelly asked him to be specific about condemning China, he responded by saying he’s “against all human rights violations.” He even gave this same vague response when Kelly asked him directly if he condemns the genocide going on in China.
To be clear: I don’t believe that Cuban is indifferent to what is going on in China. However, he is putting business ahead of human rights. China “is a customer of ours,” he explained to Kelly. “And I’m OK with doing business with China.”
If Cuban, LeBron James, or Adam Silver really wanted to effect change outside the world of basketball, then they would denounce China. They won’t.
We encourage you to listen to the whole interview.
Follow Bobby Burack on Twitter @burackbobby_.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--11 Shot, 1 Fatally, Monday in Democrat-Run Chicago . . .

Eleven people were shot , one of them fatally , Monday in Chicago .
The day ’ s lone reported fatal shooting killed a ride-share passenger in Humboldt Park on the Northwest Side .
About 11:15 p.m. a male was entering a ride-share vehicle in the 3300 block of West Beach Avenue , and moments later the driver heard multiple gunshots , Chicago police said .
The driver realized the male had been struck in the head and immediately called police , police said .
The male , whose age is unknown , was rushed to Stroger Hospital in critical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cook County medical examiner ’ s office has not released the male ’ s name .
In non-fatal shootings , a man was shot in West Elsdon on Southwest Side .
He was on the sidewalk about 11:10 p.m. in the 3700 block of West 55th Street when two males approached and one of them fired shots , police said .
The 29-year-old was struck in the ankle and taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in good condition , police said .
Less than thirty minutes prior a 16-year-old boy was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the South Side .
About 10:45 p.m. he was walking on the sidewalk in the 8700 block of South South Chicago Avenue , when someone inside a passing dark sedan fired shots at him , police said .
He was taken to Trinity Hospital by his parents and is in good condition , police said .
A 26-year-old woman was shot while she was driving in Portage Park on the Northwest Side .
About 10:25 p.m. she was the driver of a vehicle in the 4600 block of West Belmont Avenue , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police said .
She was struck three times in the left arm and taken to Stroger Hospital in good condition , police said .
The woman was being very uncooperative with police and would not answer questions about the incident .
About ten minutes prior , a person was wounded in a shooting on the South Side .
Officers responded about 10:13 p.m. to the 4300 block of South Greenwood Avenue and found a male in an alley with gunshot wounds to his arm and leg , police said .
He was taken @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in good condition , police said .
Two people were wounded in a shooting in Humboldt Park on the West Side .
They were on the sidewalk about 7 p.m. in the 2900 block of West Walton Street when a dark-colored vehicle pulled up and someone inside opened fire , Chicago police said .
A 58-year-old man was struck in the torso , buttocks and taken to Mount Sinai Hospital , where his condition was stabilized , said .
A 24-year-old man was shot in the ankle Monday morning in the West Garfield @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was in an alley in the 3900 block of West Gladys when someone fired shots , police said .
He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in good condition , police said .
No arrests have been made .
Area Four detectives are investigating .
The day ’ s first reported shooting wounded three men in Kenwood on the South Side .
Several people were inside a home about 2:40 a.m. in the 4600 block of South Drexel Boulevard when someone opened fire after an argument , according to police .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition , police said .
A 20-year-old man was shot in the hand and forearm and was taken to the same hospital in good condition .
A third man , 24 , suffered a graze wound to the head and declined medical treatment , police said .
No one is in custody as Area One detectives investigate .
Fifty-three people were shot , five of them fatally , last weekend in Chicago..

Eleven people were shot, one of them fatally, Monday in Chicago.
The day’s lone reported fatal shooting killed a ride-share passenger in Humboldt Park on the Northwest Side.
About 11:15 p.m. a male was entering a ride-share vehicle in the 3300 block of West Beach Avenue, and moments later the driver heard multiple gunshots, Chicago police said.
The driver realized the male had been struck in the head and immediately called police, police said. The male, whose age is unknown, was rushed to Stroger Hospital in critical condition, but later died.
The Cook County medical examiner’s office has not released the male’s name.
In non-fatal shootings, a man was shot in West Elsdon on Southwest Side.
He was on the sidewalk about 11:10 p.m. in the 3700 block of West 55th Street when two males approached and one of them fired shots, police said.
The 29-year-old was struck in the ankle and taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in good condition, police said.
Less than thirty minutes prior a 16-year-old boy was wounded in a drive-by in South Chicago on the South Side.
About 10:45 p.m. he was walking on the sidewalk in the 8700 block of South South Chicago Avenue, when someone inside a passing dark sedan fired shots at him, police said.
He was taken to Trinity Hospital by his parents and is in good condition, police said.
A 26-year-old woman was shot while she was driving in Portage Park on the Northwest Side.
About 10:25 p.m. she was the driver of a vehicle in the 4600 block of West Belmont Avenue, when someone fired shots at her, police said.
She was struck three times in the left arm and taken to Stroger Hospital in good condition, police said. The woman was being very uncooperative with police and would not answer questions about the incident.
About ten minutes prior, a person was wounded in a shooting on the South Side.
Officers responded about 10:13 p.m. to the 4300 block of South Greenwood Avenue and found a male in an alley with gunshot wounds to his arm and leg, police said.
He was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in good condition, police said.
Two people were wounded in a shooting in Humboldt Park on the West Side.
They were on the sidewalk about 7 p.m. in the 2900 block of West Walton Street when a dark-colored vehicle pulled up and someone inside opened fire, Chicago police said.
A 58-year-old man was struck in the torso, buttocks and taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where his condition was stabilized, said.
A woman, 30, suffered a graze wound and refused medical attention, police said.
A 24-year-old man was shot in the ankle Monday morning in the West Garfield Park neighborhood.
About 9 a.m., he was in an alley in the 3900 block of West Gladys when someone fired shots, police said.
He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in good condition, police said.
No arrests have been made. Area Four detectives are investigating.
The day’s first reported shooting wounded three men in Kenwood on the South Side.
Several people were inside a home about 2:40 a.m. in the 4600 block of South Drexel Boulevard when someone opened fire after an argument, according to police.
A 21-year-old man was shot in the hip and taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition, police said. A 20-year-old man was shot in the hand and forearm and was taken to the same hospital in good condition.
A third man, 24, suffered a graze wound to the head and declined medical treatment, police said.
No one is in custody as Area One detectives investigate.
Fifty-three people were shot, five of them fatally, last weekend in Chicago..


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--Joe Biden Accuses Trump Supporters Of Waving “Nazi Fags” During His Latest “Rally”

Former vice president Joe Biden said he ’ s a “ proud Democrat , ” but if he ’ s elected president he will serve all Americans , regardless of their party affiliation , those who voted for him and those who supported President Donald Trump .
He was critical of how Trump has handled the coronavirus and the way he has divided the country through his racial comments .
If elected , Biden said he will provide “ heal and hope ” for Americans .
“ That ’ s the president ’ s job , ” he said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ scheduled to speak Monday night , his supporters and those supporting Trump stood on opposite street corners .
Both waved signs for their presidential candidate and they agreed Ohio voters could likely determine who wins the election next month .
“ This man needs to win , ” said Cincinnati ’ s Jen McMullen , a Biden supporter .
As she spoke , across the street , more than 50 Trump supporters across the street chanted : “ Four more years.
” Truck drivers and Cincinnati police officers honked their horns , apparently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Marianna Sotomayor was on the scene Monday when a group of Trump supporters interrupted former VP Joe Biden campaigning in Toledo , Ohio on Monday .
The chants “ four more years ” confused Biden and as he was describing Trump supporters he accused the of waving “ Nazi Fags ” The sleep up was ignored by the mainstream media but the internet never forgets .
The commander-in-chief skewered the poor attendance at Biden ’ s rally , although the former veep ’ s supporters said his campaign had deliberately limited the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of COVID-19 .
“ Almost nobody showed up to the Sleepy Joe Biden ‘ Rally ’ in Ohio .
The reporting and polls are a Media Con Job – Fake News , ” Trump tweeted on Monday afternoon .
“ We have far more support and enthusiasm than even in 2016 .
November 3rd .
will be a great day for America !
!
!
” he went on .
In a subsequent tweet , the president poked fun at Biden ’ s mask-wearing , writing : “ So Biden is coughing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his mask , all over the place , and the Fake News doesn ’ t want to even think about discussing it .
”

Former vice president Joe Biden said he’s a “proud Democrat,” but if he’s elected president he will serve all Americans, regardless of their party affiliation, those who voted for him and those who supported President Donald Trump.
“One America,” he told a small crowd Monday night at Union Terminal.
He was critical of how Trump has handled the coronavirus and the way he has divided the country through his racial comments.
If elected, Biden said he will provide “heal and hope” for Americans.
“That’s the president’s job,” he said.
More than two hours before Biden was scheduled to speak Monday night, his supporters and those supporting Trump stood on opposite street corners.
Both waved signs for their presidential candidate and they agreed Ohio voters could likely determine who wins the election next month.
“This man needs to win,” said Cincinnati’s Jen McMullen, a Biden supporter.
As she spoke, across the street, more than 50 Trump supporters across the street chanted: “Four more years.” Truck drivers and Cincinnati police officers honked their horns, apparently in support of Trump.
NBC’s Marianna Sotomayor was on the scene Monday when a group of Trump supporters interrupted former VP Joe Biden campaigning in Toledo, Ohio on Monday.
Video below:
.@JoeBiden brings his economic message to Toledo, Ohio where how main message besides selling his “Build Back Better” plan to union members gathered at the drive-in is promising to never turn his back on them like Pres. Trump has in the last several years. pic.twitter.com/P9UrRCVcaa — Marianna Sotomayor (@MariannaNBCNews) October 12, 2020
The chants “four more years” confused Biden and as he was describing Trump supporters he accused the of waving “Nazi Fags”
The sleep up was ignored by the mainstream media but the internet never forgets.
The commander-in-chief skewered the poor attendance at Biden’s rally, although the former veep’s supporters said his campaign had deliberately limited the crowd size to stop the potential spread of COVID-19.
“Almost nobody showed up to the Sleepy Joe Biden ‘Rally’ in Ohio. The reporting and polls are a Media Con Job – Fake News,” Trump tweeted on Monday afternoon.
“We have far more support and enthusiasm than even in 2016. November 3rd. will be a great day for America!!!” he went on.
In a subsequent tweet, the president poked fun at Biden’s mask-wearing, writing: “So Biden is coughing and hacking and playing ‘fingers’ with his mask, all over the place, and the Fake News doesn’t want to even think about discussing it.”


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--While Democrat Andrew Cuomo Targets Orthodox Jews, Muslim Mass Gatherings Go On

Daniel Greenfield , a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center , is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism .
Every year , Shiite Muslims in Flushing , Queens conduct the Arbaeen , a procession in honor of Mohammed 's grandson whose death at the hands of a Sunni caliph marked the pivotal break between Shiites and Sunnis , slapping their faces and chests for their beheaded Imam Hussein .
Queens , once the borough that gave birth to President Trump and David Horowitz , now has a large Muslim population , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a regular event .
In early October 2020 , videos show a huge knot of Muslim men packed closely together in circles , not wearing masks or with masks down , chanting and furiously beating their chests in memory of Hussein ’ s martyrdom .
Some are shirtless in the traditional fashion .
The slaps are meant to be hard enough to cause real pain and there ’ s plenty of reddened skin on display .
The Shiite procession marches down Flushing ’ s Main Street , past rows of Chinese stores without @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media also doesn ’ t stop by to document the event .
It ’ s one of a number of Shiite mass gatherings in New York and New Jersey , including more mourning events for Imam Hussein on Manhattan ’ s Park Avenue in August , where few of the participants wear masks , and another in Kensington , Brooklyn around the same time .
Unlike the Orthodox Jewish prayers of the High Holy Days and the Sukkot celebrations , these Shiite Muslim gatherings were not written up by the New York Post @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or the New York Times as a public threat .
Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio did not blame Muslims for the spread of the virus or declare a crackdown that would close mosques .
The Ashura Jaloos event took place in late August in the Kensington 11218 zip code which is listed on the `` orange zone '' on De Blasio 's coronavirus watchlist .
The Queens procession took place in another watchlist neighborhood where coronavirus rates have been rising .
At the end of August , Governor Cuomo threatened to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blamed the “ Jewish community ” and the “ Catholic community ” for spreading the coronavirus , but made no mention of any action against Muslim events like the one in Manhattan that had taken place a few days before his threats against Orthodox Jews .
On October 4th , the Queens procession took place .
A day later , Cuomo held his infamous antisemitic press conference in which he threatened , “ I have to say to the Orthodox community tomorrow , ‘ If you ’ re not willing to live with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to close the synagogues.
’ ” To bolster his argument that Chassidic Jews were to blame for the spread of the virus , Cuomo used a photo of a funeral from 2006 .
Once again , he made no reference to Muslim mass gatherings taking place even right before the release of the new data and his press conference .
The media widely and wrongly claimed that the outbreaks were only taking place in zip codes with large Orthodox Jewish communities .
This was false , especially when it came to Queens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be found in the targeted zip codes in Brooklyn and Queens , in the red , the orange , and the yellow areas , on De Blasio ’ s watchlist .
Some are quite large and in the red zone , but Orthodox Jews made a good target .
Muslims make a politically incorrect one .
No Democrat would be caught dead threatening Muslims or shutting down mosques .
And the same papers that scold , sneer , and mock at men in fur hats would never dream of ridiculing shirtless Muslim men @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would be racist .
Like the Black Lives Matter riots and the Sharpton 50,000 rally in Washington D.C. , Islamic religious rituals somehow don ’ t spread the virus .
Not even when they ’ re taking place in areas on the watchlist .
Orthodox Jewish prayers , like Trump rallies , are blamed for spreading it .
The same hypocritical doublethink extended not only to the rituals , but to the reactions .
When a group of Chassidic Jews protested the discriminatory restrictions by Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the media was furious .
`` Brooklyn ’ s Orthodox Jews burn masks in violent protests as New York cracks down on rising cases , '' a Washington Post headline blared .
That 's the same paper which has repeatedly described Black Lives Matter riots that wrecked entire cities as being `` mostly peaceful '' .
Rep. Jerrold Nadler , who had falsely claimed that Antifa violence was a myth , and expressed support for Black Lives Matter , despite the repeated riots , demanded that , “ those responsible must be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and expressed support for Cuomo ’ s crackdown .
Nadler also tweeted a petition of support for Cuomo and De Blasio ’ s crackdown on Jews from “ 300 Rabbis ” representing something called the New York Jewish Agenda which had been created earlier this year to fight for “ social justice.
” The letter was headed by Sharon Kleinbaum of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah , a gay temple , much of whose membership defected when it decided to pray for Hamas terrorists .
“ Recent events have demonstrated that CBST is far @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than to the Jewish people , ” Bryan Bridges , a former board member , wrote .
“ I couldn ’ t imagine raising a child in this congregation , and have that child hear , just before we recite Kaddish , the names of people who are trying to kill her grandparents.
” But , to give Sharon Kleinbaum credit , she doesn ’ t limit her antisemitism to Jews in Israel .
Kleinbaum supported providing space to Queers Against Israeli Apartheid , but is quite happy to see apartheid implemented by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in America .
The differing treatment meted out to Orthodox Jewish and Shiite Muslim religious gatherings is a troubling demonstration of how antisemitism is baked into the intersectionality of the Left .
It ’ s not about Israel .
And it never was .
Pierre Leroux , who coined the term ‘ Socialism ’ , wrote , “ Every government having regard to good morals ought to repress the Jews ” .
This was a century before the rebirth of the modern State of Israel .
It wasn ’ t Zionism that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but Judaism .
Is it any wonder that Leroux ’ s socialist successors like Bill de Blasio are taking him at his word ?
There is no systemic racism in America .
But there ’ s no question that when you look at the very different treatment for Black Lives Matter rallies , Shiite Muslim gatherings , and Orthodox Jewish events , that systemic antisemitism is alive and well .
Especially among New York Democrats .
`` My message to the Jewish community , and all communities , is this simple : the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bill de Blasio had tweeted in April .
There was no such warning for Muslims who , unlike the Chassidic Jews of Brooklyn , were not harassed or threatened in any way .
They went on conducting Islamic events with no interference .
The New York Post did not spy on their weddings , the New York Daily News did not ridicule their religion , and the mayor and governor did not threaten to come after them .
Cuomo threatened to close synagogues .
He did not threaten to close mosques .
Nor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the one above , of mass Muslim religious gatherings .
Instead , he found a photo of a Jewish funeral from 2006 to suggest that Jews were spreading the coronavirus .
Systemic racism is a lie .
Systemic antisemitism is real .
Just ask Cuomo .

Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
Every year, Shiite Muslims in Flushing, Queens conduct the Arbaeen, a procession in honor of Mohammed’s grandson whose death at the hands of a Sunni caliph marked the pivotal break between Shiites and Sunnis, slapping their faces and chests for their beheaded Imam Hussein.
Queens, once the borough that gave birth to President Trump and David Horowitz, now has a large Muslim population, and the fall processions of wailing crowds are a regular event.
The coronavirus didn’t change that.
In early October 2020, videos show a huge knot of Muslim men packed closely together in circles, not wearing masks or with masks down, chanting and furiously beating their chests in memory of Hussein’s martyrdom. Some are shirtless in the traditional fashion. The slaps are meant to be hard enough to cause real pain and there’s plenty of reddened skin on display.
The Shiite procession marches down Flushing’s Main Street, past rows of Chinese stores without a police officer in sight. The media also doesn’t stop by to document the event.
It’s one of a number of Shiite mass gatherings in New York and New Jersey, including more mourning events for Imam Hussein on Manhattan’s Park Avenue in August, where few of the participants wear masks, and another in Kensington, Brooklyn around the same time.
Unlike the Orthodox Jewish prayers of the High Holy Days and the Sukkot celebrations, these Shiite Muslim gatherings were not written up by the New York Post, the New York Daily News, or the New York Times as a public threat. Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio did not blame Muslims for the spread of the virus or declare a crackdown that would close mosques.
The Ashura Jaloos event took place in late August in the Kensington 11218 zip code which is listed on the “orange zone” on De Blasio’s coronavirus watchlist. The Queens procession took place in another watchlist neighborhood where coronavirus rates have been rising.
At the end of August, Governor Cuomo threatened to crack down on Orthodox Jewish weddings and blamed the “Jewish community” and the “Catholic community” for spreading the coronavirus, but made no mention of any action against Muslim events like the one in Manhattan that had taken place a few days before his threats against Orthodox Jews.
On October 4th, the Queens procession took place. A day later, Cuomo held his infamous antisemitic press conference in which he threatened, “I have to say to the Orthodox community tomorrow, ‘If you’re not willing to live with these rules, then I’m going to close the synagogues.’”
To bolster his argument that Chassidic Jews were to blame for the spread of the virus, Cuomo used a photo of a funeral from 2006. Once again, he made no reference to Muslim mass gatherings taking place even right before the release of the new data and his press conference.
The media widely and wrongly claimed that the outbreaks were only taking place in zip codes with large Orthodox Jewish communities. This was false, especially when it came to Queens.
There are plenty of mosques to be found in the targeted zip codes in Brooklyn and Queens, in the red, the orange, and the yellow areas, on De Blasio’s watchlist. Some are quite large and in the red zone, but Orthodox Jews made a good target. Muslims make a politically incorrect one.
No Democrat would be caught dead threatening Muslims or shutting down mosques.
And the same papers that scold, sneer, and mock at men in fur hats would never dream of ridiculing shirtless Muslim men slapping their chests in public. That would be racist.
Like the Black Lives Matter riots and the Sharpton 50,000 rally in Washington D.C., Islamic religious rituals somehow don’t spread the virus. Not even when they’re taking place in areas on the watchlist. Orthodox Jewish prayers, like Trump rallies, are blamed for spreading it.
The same hypocritical doublethink extended not only to the rituals, but to the reactions.
When a group of Chassidic Jews protested the discriminatory restrictions by Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, by burning masks and waving Trump flags, the media was furious.
“Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jews burn masks in violent protests as New York cracks down on rising cases,” a Washington Post headline blared. That’s the same paper which has repeatedly described Black Lives Matter riots that wrecked entire cities as being “mostly peaceful”.
Rep. Jerrold Nadler, who had falsely claimed that Antifa violence was a myth, and expressed support for Black Lives Matter, despite the repeated riots, demanded that, “those responsible must be held to account for such violence” and expressed support for Cuomo’s crackdown.
Nadler also tweeted a petition of support for Cuomo and De Blasio’s crackdown on Jews from “300 Rabbis” representing something called the New York Jewish Agenda which had been created earlier this year to fight for “social justice.”
The letter was headed by Sharon Kleinbaum of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, a gay temple, much of whose membership defected when it decided to pray for Hamas terrorists.
“Recent events have demonstrated that CBST is far more committed to a progressive political agenda than to the Jewish people,” Bryan Bridges, a former board member, wrote. “I couldn’t imagine raising a child in this congregation, and have that child hear, just before we recite Kaddish, the names of people who are trying to kill her grandparents.”
But, to give Sharon Kleinbaum credit, she doesn’t limit her antisemitism to Jews in Israel.
Kleinbaum supported providing space to Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, but is quite happy to see apartheid implemented by her Democrat political allies against Orthodox Jews in America.
The differing treatment meted out to Orthodox Jewish and Shiite Muslim religious gatherings is a troubling demonstration of how antisemitism is baked into the intersectionality of the Left.
It’s not about Israel. And it never was.
Pierre Leroux, who coined the term ‘Socialism’, wrote, “Every government having regard to good morals ought to repress the Jews”. This was a century before the rebirth of the modern State of Israel. It wasn’t Zionism that the founder of Socialism was objecting to, but Judaism.
Is it any wonder that Leroux’s socialist successors like Bill de Blasio are taking him at his word?
There is no systemic racism in America. But there’s no question that when you look at the very different treatment for Black Lives Matter rallies, Shiite Muslim gatherings, and Orthodox Jewish events, that systemic antisemitism is alive and well. Especially among New York Democrats.
“My message to the Jewish community, and all communities, is this simple: the time for warnings has passed,” Bill de Blasio had tweeted in April.
There was no such warning for Muslims who, unlike the Chassidic Jews of Brooklyn, were not harassed or threatened in any way. They went on conducting Islamic events with no interference. The New York Post did not spy on their weddings, the New York Daily News did not ridicule their religion, and the mayor and governor did not threaten to come after them.
Cuomo threatened to close synagogues. He did not threaten to close mosques. Nor did he display any pictures, like the one above, of mass Muslim religious gatherings. Instead, he found a photo of a Jewish funeral from 2006 to suggest that Jews were spreading the coronavirus.
Systemic racism is a lie. Systemic antisemitism is real. Just ask Cuomo.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--There are Still Millions of Minorities Who Need to Hear What Racist Democrat Joe Biden Said About Bl

There are Still Millions of Minorities Who Need to Hear What Racist Democrat Joe Biden Said About Black Voters

On May 22 , 2020 , Joe Biden made a comment that rankled even his supportive mainstream media pals .
During an interview with Charlamagne Tha God on “ The Breakfast Club , ” Biden stereotypes Black voters as only being able to identify as Black if they vote for him .
According to a USA Today op-ed posted a few days after the incident : These are not gaffes .
Democrats like Joe Biden are running scared because the Trump administration has been good for African Americans .
Much attention has been rightfully devoted to bigoted comments former Vice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interview with “ The Breakfast Club ” when he had the audacity to say “ Well I tell you what , if you have a problem figuring out whether you ’ re for me or Trump , then you ain ’ t black.
” That is unambiguously racist and aligns perfectly with a career spent stereotyping minorities and women .
He ’ s made similar “ gaffes ” throughout his political life .
But it isn ’ t just his rhetoric .
He championed the crime bill of the 1990s that has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At the time , he was extremely proud to be stopping what his friend Hillary Clinton called “ super predators.
” As Americans who are very aware of Biden ’ s racist history , it is often hard for us to understand why so many minorities continue to vote for him .
But there are still a huge number of voters , perhaps a majority , who have never heard Biden ’ s “ you ain ’ t black ” comment .
There are even more who are no aware of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ carries on until today .
Here ’ s an example of one guy who learned recently… As many Democrats are wont to do , this is just another example of projection .
They colluded with Russia and then accused President Trump of doing it .
Biden himself was knee deep in corruption in Ukraine , including helping his son avoid investigations , yet they went after the President for colluding with Ukraine .
And they do the same with racism .
Biden is a racist , so they call President Trump a racist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may think everyone ’ s heard the racism spewing from Joe Biden ’ s mouth , but a huge swath of voters are unaware .
We have to keep hammering this narrative until more Americans know the truth .
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Paying the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but we ’ ve survived .
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When I left a nice , corporate career in 2017 , I did so knowing I wouldn ’ t make nearly as much money .
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On May 22, 2020, Joe Biden made a comment that rankled even his supportive mainstream media pals. During an interview with Charlamagne Tha God on “The Breakfast Club,” Biden stereotypes Black voters as only being able to identify as Black if they vote for him.
According to a USA Today op-ed posted a few days after the incident:
These are not gaffes. Democrats like Joe Biden are running scared because the Trump administration has been good for African Americans.
Much attention has been rightfully devoted to bigoted comments former Vice President Joe Biden made during his Friday interview with “The Breakfast Club” when he had the audacity to say “Well I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”
That is unambiguously racist and aligns perfectly with a career spent stereotyping minorities and women. He’s made similar “gaffes” throughout his political life. But it isn’t just his rhetoric. He championed the crime bill of the 1990s that has been demonized by African-Americans for nearly three decades. At the time, he was extremely proud to be stopping what his friend Hillary Clinton called “super predators.”
Joe Biden is a racist, full stop pic.twitter.com/SHQULCnpmK — Jake Schneider (@jacobkschneider) October 6, 2020
As Americans who are very aware of Biden’s racist history, it is often hard for us to understand why so many minorities continue to vote for him. But there are still a huge number of voters, perhaps a majority, who have never heard Biden’s “you ain’t black” comment. There are even more who are no aware of the full extent of his bigoted history that carries on until today. Here’s an example of one guy who learned recently…
LOL! Biden supporter insists Joe Biden never said “you ain’t Black” His reaction when he hears the tape is PRICELESS ???? pic.twitter.com/MPJ5U3L4zf — Abigail Marone ?? (@abigailmarone) October 9, 2020
As many Democrats are wont to do, this is just another example of projection. They colluded with Russia and then accused President Trump of doing it. Biden himself was knee deep in corruption in Ukraine, including helping his son avoid investigations, yet they went after the President for colluding with Ukraine. And they do the same with racism. Biden is a racist, so they call President Trump a racist despite zero evidence of it.
We may think everyone’s heard the racism spewing from Joe Biden’s mouth, but a huge swath of voters are unaware. We have to keep hammering this narrative until more Americans know the truth.
COVID-19 may take down an independent news outlet
Nobody said running a media site would be easy. We could use some help keeping this site afloat.
Colleagues have called me the worst fundraiser ever. My skills are squarely rooted on the journalistic side of running a news outlet. Paying the bills has never been my forte, but we’ve survived. We have ads on the site that help, but since the site’s inception this has been a labor of love that otherwise doesn’t bring in the level of revenue necessary to justify it.
When I left a nice, corporate career in 2017, I did so knowing I wouldn’t make nearly as much money. But what we do at NOQ Report to deliver the truth and fight the progressive mainstream media narrative that has plagued this nation is too important for me to sacrifice it for the sake of wealth. We know we’ll never make a ton of money this way, and we’re okay with that.
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thelibertydaily--2020-10-13--President Trump Hilariously Mocks Slow Joe Biden’s Multi-Gaffe Day: ‘Biden Had a Bad Day . . . He Fo

President Trump Hilariously Mocks Slow Joe Biden’s Multi-Gaffe Day: ‘Biden Had a Bad Day . . . He Forgot Mitt Romney’s Name, Didn’t Know What State He Was In, Said He’s a Proud Democrat Running for the U.S. Senate’ [VIDEO]

To view this video please enable JavaScript , and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video President @ @ @ @ @ against Joe Biden during his first post-coronavirus diagnosis campaign trip to Florida on Monday , @ @ @ @ @ s mental acuity unfavorably with those of autocratic leaders presidents have to contend with .

Trump: Biden is Not as Sharp as Autocratic Leaders Presidents Have to Deal With
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President Trump came out guns blazing against Joe Biden during his first post-coronavirus diagnosis campaign trip to Florida on Monday, comparing his Democratic challenger’s mental acuity unfavorably with those of autocratic leaders presidents have to contend with.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-14--Amy Coney Barrett Handles Unhinged Democrat Attacks With Grace and Poise

Amy Coney Barrett withstood hours of questioning Tuesday with poise , civility , and at times , moments of humanity – countering the portrait of a right-wing extremist that Democrats have attempted to paint of President Trump ’ s nominee for the Supreme Court , experts argued .
Jeffrey McCall , professor of communication at DePauw University , said Barrett 's professional responses and pleasant demeanor have undercut the narrative pushed by Democrats that she is threatening or radical .
`` Judge Barrett has had a most impressive day , '' McCall told Fox News .
`` It is clear @ @ @ @ @ @ @ poise and pleasant personality make her a natural for the television cameras , which will also make it increasingly difficult for her opponents on the committee to trash her without themselves coming off as uncivil . ''
Barrett , 48 , responded to scholarly legal questions with ease and did so without hesitation .
She didn ’ t bring any files to the hearing and at one point held up a blank pad of paper to reveal that she didn ’ t take any notes at all .
Through hours of answers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the American public that she would dispatch justice fairly and independently and she ’ d come to each case without any political agenda .
AMY CONEY BARRETT ANSWERS QUESTIONS AT CONFIRMATION HEARING WITHOUT NOTES , HOLDS UP BLANK NOTEPAD “ Judges can ’ t just wake up one day and say , ‘ I have an agenda .
I like guns , I hate guns .
I like abortion , I hate abortion , ’ and walk in like a royal queen and impose their will on the world .
You have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which is the language of the Constitution , to wind their way through the process , ” Barrett said .
Democrats have driven home the message that Barrett was picked to fulfill the longstanding political goal of congressional Republicans and President Trump of overturning the Affordable Care Act .
If confirmed , she could be in place for the Nov. 10 hearing on the future of the law , known as Obamacare , and Barrett has made comments in the past that were critical of the Supreme Court upholding the law in previous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on poster boards of children and Americans with preexisting conditions and shared their moving stories to Barrett to drive home the point that healthcare is on the docket in November .
While Barrett repeatedly declined to say whether she would recuse herself from certain cases or how she ’ d rule on matters – which is common practice for Supreme Court nominees – she told senators she has no agenda and made no commitments to Trump .
BARRETT SAYS SHE WON ’ T GIVE ISSUES 'THUMBS UP OR THUMBS DOWN ' AS DEMS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I 'm not here on a mission to destroy the Affordable Care Act .
I 'm just here to apply the law and adhere to the rule of law , ” Barrett said .
McCall said Barrett responded to accusatory questioners with clarity .
`` She has been able to come off as smart and professorial , but without being pompous or aloof .
She is fully up to the challenges of these hearings thus far , and demonstrates the temperament that most Americans should want in a Supreme Court justice , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quite difficult for the antagonists on the committee to paint Barrett as threatening or radical , so Barrett seems to be winning the rhetorical battle , both in terms of arguments and television image . ''
BARRETT SAYS ROE V. WADE IS NOT A 'SUPER PRECEDENT ' THAT CAN NOT BE OVERTURNED Sen. Ben Sasse , R-Neb.
, made note of the portrayals that Barrett has faced .
`` I 've been amazed at how many times the argument is : American people : be really , really scared , the person sitting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sick people to die and not have health care coverage , '' Sasse said .
While Barrett considers the late Justice Antonin Scalia a mentor and said she prescribes the same judicial philosophy , the judge told senators just because Scalia , a conservative icon , ruled one way -- including twice to dismantle the Affordable Care Act -- it 's not fair to assume that she would decide the same .
`` You would not be getting Justice Scalia , '' Barrett said .
`` You would be getting Justice Barrett .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a `` radical '' who was handpicked by Trump to take away healthcare from sick Americans in time for the Nov. 10 Supreme Court case .
In the days leading up the hearing , Democrats have also warned that Barrett would do Trump 's bidding , including taking away abortion rights and deciding a potential contested presidential election in his favor .
“ Judge Barret , your nomination for a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land comes before us under a cloud , ” Sen. Dick Durbin , D-Ill. , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nominated by a president who shows contempt for the Constitution , but does not hesitate to tell his loyal followers that you are being sent to the bench to do his political chores—abolish the ACA , rule in his favor in an election contest , and even more.
” But over hours of questioning on Tuesday , Barrett remained poised and steady .
Without giving definitive answers to questions of recusal or specific cases -- citing the so-called Ginsburg rule -- Barrett carefully chipped away at the extremist narrative of her record and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ GOP senators , like Sen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , she had a chance to humanize herself .
BARRETT SAYS SHE IS NOT 'HOSTILE ' TO OBAMACARE Barrett , a mother of seven , described the challenges of her children 's online learning during the pandemic , how she helps them practice the piano and lamented how she 's lost her French language skills over time .
And when Sen. Dianne Feinstein , D-Calif , marveled about how well-behaved her children were , six of whom were sitting behind her , Barrett quipped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back of my head . ''
Barrett condemned racism and discrimination .
The jurist , a mom of two adopted Black children from Haiti , said her family was moved to tears by the video of George Floyd 's death in Minneapolis : `` We wept together in my room . ''
Barrett is a practicing Roman Catholic and has been actively anti-abortion in her private life , but told the committee that she would not impose her personal beliefs on her legal rulings .
`` My life experiences ... do n't dictate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
Sen. Kelly Loeffler , R-Ga. , praised Barrett 's poise throughout the marathon hearing that extended well into the evening .
“ Even in the midst of attacks by Democrats , Judge Amy Coney Barrett has shown poise and positivity and proven her track record as a highly-qualified jurist , '' Loeffler told Fox News .
`` I 'm confident Judge Barrett will be an originalist who will uphold the Constitution and apply the law as it was written , and I look forward to voting to confirm her as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ without delay.
” BARRETT WO N'T COMMIT TO RECUSING HERSELF FROM OBAMACARE CASE , SAYS SHE WOULD FOLLOW RULES Carl Tobias , the Williams Chair in Law at the University of Richmond , said despite the extremely partisan nature of the hearings , Barrett handled the rhetorical and even personal questions with respect and care .
`` I think that Judge Barrett ’ s responses to most questions that senators posed were articulate , cautious , clear , patient , and respectful , while they suggested that she has balanced judicial temperament , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added : `` She seemed unfazed and calm in the face of some difficult and even inappropriate questions from senators on both sides of the aisle .
Unfortunately , the stilted , staged and extremely partisan nature of the hearing complicated efforts to elucidate her views on many critical issues that she might address as a Justice . ''
This week 's hearing has been anything but conventional as it is being held just days before a presidential election and in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic that had infected two members of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ president .
Democrats have unsuccessfully asked for the hearing to be delayed until the people decide the election -- the stance of Republicans four years ago who held up President Obama 's election-year nominee of Merrick Garland .
BARRETT SAYS SHE KNEW 'FAITH WOULD BE CARICATURED , ' 'FAMILY WOULD BE ATTACKED ' IF NOMINATED TO SUPREME COURT But despite the unparalleled times for the nomination , the exchanges between senators and Barrett were measured and at times seemed like a traditional debate of legal ideas -- albeit amid the backdrop of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sanitizing stations .
The last time the Senate Judiciary Committee held a high court confirmation hearing was for the highly controversial nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh , who was accused of sexual assault by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and two other women .
The accusations sparked nationwide outrage , especially among progressive women , while Republican senators and Trump lined up to defend Kavanaugh and decried a `` witch hunt . ''
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Sen. Lindsey Graham , R-S.C. , delivered a heated breakout speech in 2018 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the `` sham '' attacks on the jurist .
But this time around , Graham marveled at the civility of the hearing and the non-combative nature of Barrett 's exchanges with senators .
`` This is the way that it should be , '' Graham , the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee , said .

Amy Coney Barrett withstood hours of questioning Tuesday with poise, civility, and at times, moments of humanity – countering the portrait of a right-wing extremist that Democrats have attempted to paint of President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, experts argued.
Jeffrey McCall, professor of communication at DePauw University, said Barrett's professional responses and pleasant demeanor have undercut the narrative pushed by Democrats that she is threatening or radical.
"Judge Barrett has had a most impressive day," McCall told Fox News. "It is clear she is bright and sincere. Her poise and pleasant personality make her a natural for the television cameras, which will also make it increasingly difficult for her opponents on the committee to trash her without themselves coming off as uncivil."
Barrett, 48, responded to scholarly legal questions with ease and did so without hesitation. She didn’t bring any files to the hearing and at one point held up a blank pad of paper to reveal that she didn’t take any notes at all.
Through hours of answers, the even-keeled Barrett sought to reassure senators and the American public that she would dispatch justice fairly and independently and she’d come to each case without any political agenda.
AMY CONEY BARRETT ANSWERS QUESTIONS AT CONFIRMATION HEARING WITHOUT NOTES, HOLDS UP BLANK NOTEPAD
“Judges can’t just wake up one day and say, ‘I have an agenda. I like guns, I hate guns. I like abortion, I hate abortion,’ and walk in like a royal queen and impose their will on the world. You have to wait for cases and controversies, which is the language of the Constitution, to wind their way through the process,” Barrett said.
Democrats have driven home the message that Barrett was picked to fulfill the longstanding political goal of congressional Republicans and President Trump of overturning the Affordable Care Act. If confirmed, she could be in place for the Nov. 10 hearing on the future of the law, known as Obamacare, and Barrett has made comments in the past that were critical of the Supreme Court upholding the law in previous cases.
Democrats came armed with pictures on poster boards of children and Americans with preexisting conditions and shared their moving stories to Barrett to drive home the point that healthcare is on the docket in November.
While Barrett repeatedly declined to say whether she would recuse herself from certain cases or how she’d rule on matters – which is common practice for Supreme Court nominees – she told senators she has no agenda and made no commitments to Trump.
BARRETT SAYS SHE WON’T GIVE ISSUES 'THUMBS UP OR THUMBS DOWN' AS DEMS GRILL NOMINEE ON OBAMACARE, TRUMP
“I'm not here on a mission to destroy the Affordable Care Act. I'm just here to apply the law and adhere to the rule of law,” Barrett said.
McCall said Barrett responded to accusatory questioners with clarity.
"She has been able to come off as smart and professorial, but without being pompous or aloof. She is fully up to the challenges of these hearings thus far, and demonstrates the temperament that most Americans should want in a Supreme Court justice," McCall said. "It has been quite difficult for the antagonists on the committee to paint Barrett as threatening or radical, so Barrett seems to be winning the rhetorical battle, both in terms of arguments and television image."
BARRETT SAYS ROE V. WADE IS NOT A 'SUPER PRECEDENT' THAT CANNOT BE OVERTURNED
Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., made note of the portrayals that Barrett has faced.
"I've been amazed at how many times the argument is: American people: be really, really scared, the person sitting before us obviously hates people and wants sick people to die and not have health care coverage," Sasse said.
While Barrett considers the late Justice Antonin Scalia a mentor and said she prescribes the same judicial philosophy, the judge told senators just because Scalia, a conservative icon, ruled one way -- including twice to dismantle the Affordable Care Act -- it's not fair to assume that she would decide the same.
"You would not be getting Justice Scalia," Barrett said. "You would be getting Justice Barrett."
Some Democrats have described Barrett as a "radical" who was handpicked by Trump to take away healthcare from sick Americans in time for the Nov. 10 Supreme Court case. In the days leading up the hearing, Democrats have also warned that Barrett would do Trump's bidding, including taking away abortion rights and deciding a potential contested presidential election in his favor.
“Judge Barret, your nomination for a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land comes before us under a cloud,” Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said Monday. “You have been nominated by a president who shows contempt for the Constitution, but does not hesitate to tell his loyal followers that you are being sent to the bench to do his political chores—abolish the ACA, rule in his favor in an election contest, and even more.”
But over hours of questioning on Tuesday, Barrett remained poised and steady. Without giving definitive answers to questions of recusal or specific cases -- citing the so-called Ginsburg rule -- Barrett carefully chipped away at the extremist narrative of her record and with the help of friendly questions from GOP senators, like Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, she had a chance to humanize herself.
BARRETT SAYS SHE IS NOT 'HOSTILE' TO OBAMACARE
Barrett, a mother of seven, described the challenges of her children's online learning during the pandemic, how she helps them practice the piano and lamented how she's lost her French language skills over time.
And when Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif, marveled about how well-behaved her children were, six of whom were sitting behind her, Barrett quipped: “I have eyes in the back of my head."
Barrett condemned racism and discrimination. The jurist, a mom of two adopted Black children from Haiti, said her family was moved to tears by the video of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis: "We wept together in my room."
Barrett is a practicing Roman Catholic and has been actively anti-abortion in her private life, but told the committee that she would not impose her personal beliefs on her legal rulings.
"My life experiences ... don't dictate how I decide cases," Barrett said.
Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., praised Barrett's poise throughout the marathon hearing that extended well into the evening.
“Even in the midst of attacks by Democrats, Judge Amy Coney Barrett has shown poise and positivity and proven her track record as a highly-qualified jurist," Loeffler told Fox News. "I'm confident Judge Barrett will be an originalist who will uphold the Constitution and apply the law as it was written, and I look forward to voting to confirm her as the next associate justice of the Supreme Court without delay.”
BARRETT WON'T COMMIT TO RECUSING HERSELF FROM OBAMACARE CASE, SAYS SHE WOULD FOLLOW RULES
Carl Tobias, the Williams Chair in Law at the University of Richmond, said despite the extremely partisan nature of the hearings, Barrett handled the rhetorical and even personal questions with respect and care.
"I think that Judge Barrett’s responses to most questions that senators posed were articulate, cautious, clear, patient, and respectful, while they suggested that she has balanced judicial temperament," Tobias told Fox News.
He added: "She seemed unfazed and calm in the face of some difficult and even inappropriate questions from senators on both sides of the aisle. Unfortunately, the stilted, staged and extremely partisan nature of the hearing complicated efforts to elucidate her views on many critical issues that she might address as a Justice."
This week's hearing has been anything but conventional as it is being held just days before a presidential election and in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic that had infected two members of the Judiciary Committee as well as the president. Democrats have unsuccessfully asked for the hearing to be delayed until the people decide the election -- the stance of Republicans four years ago who held up President Obama's election-year nominee of Merrick Garland.
BARRETT SAYS SHE KNEW 'FAITH WOULD BE CARICATURED,' 'FAMILY WOULD BE ATTACKED' IF NOMINATED TO SUPREME COURT
But despite the unparalleled times for the nomination, the exchanges between senators and Barrett were measured and at times seemed like a traditional debate of legal ideas -- albeit amid the backdrop of a hearing room with masked senators and hand sanitizing stations.
The last time the Senate Judiciary Committee held a high court confirmation hearing was for the highly controversial nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was accused of sexual assault by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and two other women. The accusations sparked nationwide outrage, especially among progressive women, while Republican senators and Trump lined up to defend Kavanaugh and decried a "witch hunt."
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., delivered a heated breakout speech in 2018 in defense of Kavanaugh and lambasted Democrats for the "sham" attacks on the jurist. But this time around, Graham marveled at the civility of the hearing and the non-combative nature of Barrett's exchanges with senators.
"This is the way that it should be," Graham, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said.


thelibertydaily--2020-10-14--Marxist Moron Michael Moore Ridicules Amy Coney Barrett’s Faith

Far-left filmmaker Michael Moore mocked Chicago Judge Amy Coney Barrett for her Christian faith on the first day of Senate hearings over her nomination to the Supreme Court , comparing her Catholic beliefs to the dystopian Hulu series “ The Handmaid ’ s Tale.
” “ Under his eye .
Blessed be the fruit , ” Moore wrote in a tweet alongside a photo juxtaposing a mask-wearing Barrett against a screen grab from the TV show in which female characters wear restrictive masks to keep them from speaking .
Barrett also wore a dress he suggested mimicked the color of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” on the series , based on novelist Margaret Atwood ’ s book “ The Handmaid ’ s Tale , ” which reimagines the U.S. under patriarchal , theocratic rule .
As radio host and author Dana Loesch noted , though , the photo of Barrett was clearly edited , because the judge ’ s dress was pink — not red .
And even if it were red , the ridiculous comparison would still be offensive and without merit .
After all , as conservative writer Ben Shapiro pointed out : Moore isn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ MSNBC analyst Zerlina Maxwell also mocked Barrett for her faith by comparing Barrett to female characters on “ The Handmaid ’ s Tale.
” Maxwell , however , is claiming she “ never ” mocked Barrett ’ s faith because she is the daughter of two pastors .
“ I simply noted the visual similarity , ” she said .
It doesn ’ t appear Maxwell noted “ the visual similarity ” of wearing masks during a pandemic until Barrett was nominated for the Supreme Court .
Media members have been unfairly attacking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donald Trump selected her to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s seat on the high court .
For example , with very little research , Reuters published a fallacious report linking Barrett ’ s alleged membership in the parachurch group People of Praise to Atwood ’ s 1985 novel .
There is no reason to believe the organization , which used to refer to its married female members as “ handmaidens ” but has since dropped the title , inspired the novelist ’ s writing .
Premier Christian News reporter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Praise , whose leader said the term “ handmaiden ” was based in Scripture .
“ They ’ re just a group of Christians , ” Maule told Faithwire Managing Editor Dan Andros .
“ They ’ re a group of charismatic Catholic Christians — they would be quite conservative .
But the whole idea that they inspired ‘ The Handmaid ’ s Tale ’ is complete nonsense .
It ’ s got no basis whatsoever.
” “ It has absolutely no connotation with the term ‘ handmaid ’ as used in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ TV series , ” the journalist continued .
“ It ’ s actually a term of honor .
It ’ s a term to describe women leaders — leaders in the group .
And it ’ s also a reference to how Mary , the mother of Jesus , described herself.
” The Senate hearings taking place this week are set against the backdrop of 2017 , when , during her confirmation hearings for a judgeship on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals , Barrett faced faith-based attacks from Democratic lawmakers .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ D-Calif. ) called into question Barrett ’ s ability to be Catholic and rule objectively .
She told the then-nominee , “ The dogma lives loudly within you , and that ’ s of concern.
” Democrats have , so far , steered clear from attacking Barrett ’ s faith this go ’ round .

Far-left filmmaker Michael Moore mocked Chicago Judge Amy Coney Barrett for her Christian faith on the first day of Senate hearings over her nomination to the Supreme Court, comparing her Catholic beliefs to the dystopian Hulu series “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
“Under his eye. Blessed be the fruit,” Moore wrote in a tweet alongside a photo juxtaposing a mask-wearing Barrett against a screen grab from the TV show in which female characters wear restrictive masks to keep them from speaking. Barrett also wore a dress he suggested mimicked the color of the Puritanical robes worn by “handmaids” on the series, based on novelist Margaret Atwood’s book “The Handmaid’s Tale,” which reimagines the U.S. under patriarchal, theocratic rule.
Many on the left are 100% OK with mocking and ridiculing a woman and her religious beliefs if she's conservative.
Imagine if the late RBG was mocked for her Jewish upbringing and convictions. I'm glad she was not. https://t.co/Fq0hoLsAqg — Tré Goins-Phillips (@tregp) October 13, 2020
As radio host and author Dana Loesch noted, though, the photo of Barrett was clearly edited, because the judge’s dress was pink — not red.
And even if it were red, the ridiculous comparison would still be offensive and without merit. After all, as conservative writer Ben Shapiro pointed out:
Yes, all women who wear red are definitely religious sex slaves, Michael https://t.co/CpLPA7XDXS pic.twitter.com/U65M0Qxep0 — Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) October 13, 2020
Moore isn’t alone in his attack. MSNBC analyst Zerlina Maxwell also mocked Barrett for her faith by comparing Barrett to female characters on “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
Sorry but this has been on my mind all day. Carry on. pic.twitter.com/p1VmbdYoBx — Zerlina Maxwell (@ZerlinaMaxwell) October 13, 2020
Maxwell, however, is claiming she “never” mocked Barrett’s faith because she is the daughter of two pastors. “I simply noted the visual similarity,” she said. It doesn’t appear Maxwell noted “the visual similarity” of wearing masks during a pandemic until Barrett was nominated for the Supreme Court.
Media members have been unfairly attacking Barrett’s Christian beliefs since President Donald Trump selected her to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the high court.
For example, with very little research, Reuters published a fallacious report linking Barrett’s alleged membership in the parachurch group People of Praise to Atwood’s 1985 novel. There is no reason to believe the organization, which used to refer to its married female members as “handmaidens” but has since dropped the title, inspired the novelist’s writing.
Premier Christian News reporter Will Maule reached out to the People of Praise, whose leader said the term “handmaiden” was based in Scripture.
“They’re just a group of Christians,” Maule told Faithwire Managing Editor Dan Andros. “They’re a group of charismatic Catholic Christians — they would be quite conservative. But the whole idea that they inspired ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is complete nonsense. It’s got no basis whatsoever.”
“It has absolutely no connotation with the term ‘handmaid’ as used in the novel and more lately in the TV series,” the journalist continued. “It’s actually a term of honor. It’s a term to describe women leaders — leaders in the group. And it’s also a reference to how Mary, the mother of Jesus, described herself.”
The Senate hearings taking place this week are set against the backdrop of 2017, when, during her confirmation hearings for a judgeship on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, Barrett faced faith-based attacks from Democratic lawmakers.
At the time, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) called into question Barrett’s ability to be Catholic and rule objectively. She told the then-nominee, “The dogma lives loudly within you, and that’s of concern.”
Democrats have, so far, steered clear from attacking Barrett’s faith this go ’round.