Monday, July 22, 2024
Meet Kamala Harris' 6-y/o speech writer
Meet Kamala Harris's 6-Year-Old Speechwriter pic.twitter.com/zXFVAIfMOY
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) July 22, 2024
Sen Cruz vs Nominee: Biden judicial nominee Sarah Netburn called a pedophile with male genitals "sober and entirely a female."
Biden judicial nominee Sarah Netburn called a pedophile with male genitals "sober and entirely a female."
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) May 22, 2024
Netburn then allowed the male serial rapist to go to a women's prison.
Watch the withering cross examination from Sen. Ted Cruz: pic.twitter.com/WwfMfOspve
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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
MSNBC’s Michael Steele accused of pushing ‘conspiracy theories’ after questioning Trump’s ear wound
Brian Flood, Ramiro Vargas
Wed, July 17, 2024 at 1:48 PM MDT·4 min read
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MSNBC analyst Michael Steele was accused of pushing "conspiracy theories" on Tuesday night when he questioned if former President Trump’s ear was actually hit by a high-caliber bullet.
Trump walked away from an assassination attempt on Saturday during a Pennsylvania rally, getting grazed in the ear by a bullet that came inches from killing him. Trump sported a bandage on his ear at the Republican National Convention on Monday.
"Let’s start with last night and the Band-Aid …. It’s been three days, going on four, since this horrific event occurred. A person lost their life, two have been severely injured, and yet we’ve not received a medical report from the hospital, nor have we received a medical report from the campaign, or from the Trump organization about the extent of the damage to his ear," Steele said during MSNBC’s coverage of the RNC.
"If he was shot by a high-caliber bullet, there should probably be very little ear there," he continued. "And so, we’d like to know that. Is there cosmetic surgery involved? What is the prognosis for recovery? Were there stitches? What is the extent and nature of the damage to his ear? Was it caused by a bullet, as opposed to, as some reports … saying it was actually shards of glass from the teleprompter?"
MSNBC analyst Michael Steele was accused of pushing "conspiracy theories" on Tuesday night when he questioned if former President Trump’s ear was actually hit by a high-caliber bullet.
Steele, who served as Republican National Committee chair before emerging as an anti-Trump MSNBC pundit, said there are "a lot of questions" around it.
"And yet, there has been no response to that," said Steele, who also co-hosts a left-wing weekend MSNBC program.
Host Ari Melber responded by noting that people have called for President Biden’s medical records, so getting more information on Trump’s ear would be "appropriate."
Mediaite reported Steele "flirted with conspiracy theories" surrounding the attempted assassination. James Golden, a longtime Rush Limbaugh producer who goes by Bo Snerdley, said Steele "appears to be casting doubt on Donald Trump's injuries."
Former NBCUniversal executive Mike Sington posted the clip on X and wrote, "Steele questions lack of transparency with Trump’s injury, floats conspiracy theory."
Dispatch editor John McCormack called Steele’s comments "bizarre" because "we all saw this happen almost in real-time and have photos and videos." NewsBusters editor Nicholas Fondacaro accused Steele of pushing "debunked conspiracy theories."
MSNBC did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Former President Trump has been seen with a bandage on his ear wound at the Republican National Convention this week.
While Trump survived the attack, one of his supporters, Corey Comperatore, was killed while protecting his family from the bullets. Two others were critically wounded.
Steele made similar remarks on social media.
"You would think someone would inquire about Trump’s medical report if for no other reason than Trump has not provided any medical updates or information, neither has the hospital that treated him. Outside of Trump telling us he’s ‘fine,’ how severe was the wound? Did he lose part of his ear (bullets do terrible things to flesh)? How long for recovery? Will the wound require cosmetic surgery? What about reports that it may not have been a bullet which wounded him but glass from the shattered teleprompter? If I missed such reports from his campaign or the hospital please post. Thank you," Steele wrote on X.
Fox News contributor Byron York responded, "This is a former chairman of the RNC, now an MSNBC commentator. Turns out there are, apparently, conspiracy theorists who claim Trump was not shot, that he was actually hit by a shard of glass. I talked to Dr./Rep. Ronny Jackson, who has examined and treated Trump's wound. Jackson has zero doubt that it was caused by a bullet. He also noted that such wounds can bleed a lot, as Trump's did. Plus, videos show the teleprompter panels were intact after the shooting. Glass from where?"
Fox News Digital’s Taylor Penley contributed to this report. [SOURCE]
Tuesday, July 16, 2024
Liberals have full-blown meltdown after shooter misses Donald Trump at rally: 'We were a centimeter away!'
By Emma Richter For Dailymail.Com
Published: 14:29 EDT, 14 July 2024 | Updated: 05:35 EDT, 15 July 2024
After the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, screaming liberals had full-blown meltdowns over the shooter narrowly missing the 45th US president.
At a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday evening 20-year-old registered Republican and Biden donor, Thomas Matthew Crooks, opened fire on the presidential candidate.
A bullet struck Trump in the ear as Secret Service agents circled around to shield him. Corey Comperatore, a 50-year-old retired fire chief for Buffalo Township, was killed. Two other men were left in critical condition.
Secret Service agents could be heard shouting 'the shooter is down' in the ensuing chaos and the gunman was later confirmed dead.
But warped liberals shared their disappointment in Crook's aim, insinuating that they wished Trump had been fatally shot.
Celeste, who goes by cele2t3, screamed in a TikTok video about how upset she was that Trump hadn't been seriously injured or killed in the attempted assassination Saturday.
'We were a second away, we were a centimeter away from half of the problem being gone and you missed,' Celeste, who goes by cele2t3, screamed in a TikTok video.
Driving in a car, Celeste shared her initial reaction to hearing the sudden news.
'I just found out about this sh**, it just happened, I haven't even had a second to process.
She screams at the top of her lungs: 'You're telling me somebody finally had the ba**s to bring a "pew pew" and it missed?!'
Celeste continues to complain that the shooter was just a 'centimeter' away from fatally injuring Trump.
'There was a white man attached to that trigger- I know it!
'We were a centimeter away, Ughhhhhh,' she screams as the video, which has since been deleted, ends.
Xander, who goes by the name super99x on TikTok, also expressed how upset he was that Crook shot Trump in the ear
Celeste wasn't the only person who decided to share how discouraged the violent encounter made them.
Xander, who goes by the name super99x on TikTok, also expressed how upset he was with Crooks.
He screams into the microphone: 'How do you miss that?
'We don't miss those! Come on man! F***!
'We don't miss those! One shot at greatness to be mentioned in the history books and you missed the shot?' Xander then faces the wall and pretends to cry.
Another TikToker, Lisaamanuel claimed Saturday was 'the worst day of her life' after she found out Trump was injured in the shooting.
'Just got out of the movies and for a split second I though Donald Trump had been assassinated.
'And I though to myself, "this is the best f****** day of my life, and then he wasn't, so it's the worst day of my life,' she says.
Her friend is heard in the background telling her not to post the video. She has since deleted the clip.
A Democratic congressman's staffer faced the ultimate penalty after she was fired for a vile post ridiculing the shooter's aim when he opened fire on Trump.
On Saturday evening, shortly after gunfire broke out, Jacqueline Marsaw, 61, the former field director for Mississippi Congressman Bennie G. Thompson shared her thoughts on Facebook.
Marsaw, the president and vice president of a local NAACP in Natchez, Mississippi, garnered the attention of Republicans across the country. She has since deleted the post and her account, but screenshots have been reposted across social media.
She shared: 'I don't condone violence but please get some shooting lessons so you don't miss next time ooops that wasn't me talking.'
Marsaw has since been fired from her position. 'I was made aware of a post made by a staff member and she is no longer in my employment,' Thompson said.
Marsaw, who is also secretary, president and vice president of a local NAACP, was previously venerated as a 'hometown hero' by WJTV.
Former Speaker of the US House of Representative, Newt Gingrich, was left appalled by Marsaw's posts.
'She should be fired today. Thompson introduced the resolution to cut off secret service protection for President Trump. With staff like this the poison is deep.'
Following the attempted assassination, Thompson took to X and shared how horrified he was.
'There is no room in American democracy for political violence. I am grateful for law enforcement’s fast response to this incident.
'I am glad the former President is safe, and my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved,' he added.
In a follow up post, she said: 'That's what your hate speech got you!!' [SOURCE]





