Hillary Clinton continued to demonize supporters of former President Donald Trump this week, arguing that the term “deplorables” is actually “too kind” of a characterization for the Republican voter base.

Since Vice President Kamala Harris secured the Democrat nomination a few months ago, the Harris campaign has spent millions on private plane travel.

Far-left blogger Ken Klippenstein released documents hacked by Iran on his substack and linked to them on X. Klippenstein is upset that he was banned from “Twitter” for doing this. The documents were of confidential, personal information about JD Vance, including cell phones and the addresses of his family, including the children. He thought he’d […] The post Ken Klippenstein Was Suspended From X Over Doxing JD Vance appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Leftist journalist Ken Klippenstein published a lengthy, hacked dossier on Ohio Sen. JD Vance on Thursday, resulting in X suspending Klippenstein’s account. The dossier potentially came from Trump campaign materials that the Iranian regime obtained through hacking. Iran has given Trump campaign materials to multiple outlets, journalists, and organizations that had, until Thursday, refused to publish the materials. Elon Musk, who owns X, said in a social media post on Thursday that he banned Klippenstein’s account over the decision to publish the Vance dossier. “This is one of the most egregious, evil doxxing actions we’ve ever seen. Presidential candidates are not speculatively in danger – there have already been two attempts on @realDonaldTrump’s life. Moreover, the doxxing included detailed information on the addresses of their children,” Musk said. This is one of the most egregious, evil doxxing actions we’ve ever seen. Presidential candidates are not speculatively in danger – there have already been two attempts on @realDonaldTrump’s life. Moreover, the doxxing included detailed information on the addresses of their… — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 26, 2024 Klippenstein, on his substack, justified his decision to publish the hacked dossier, which he said was “offered” to him, though suggests that the offer did not come from Iran. “The dossier has been offered to me and I’ve decided to publish it because it’s of keen public interest in an election season. It’s a 271-page research paper the Trump campaign prepared to vet now vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance. As far as I can tell, it hasn’t been altered, but even if it was, its contents are publicly verifiable. I’ll let it speak for itself,” Klippenstein wrote. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! In addition to hacking the Trump campaign, the Iranian regime has sought to undermine and stop Trump’s White House run through other means, including attempted assassination. Prosecutors have charged a Pakistani man with attempting to have Trump assassinated. Authorities arrested Asif Merchant in July for allegedly attempting to pay potential assassins up to $1 million to kill the former president. Merchant has pleaded not guilty. “This dangerous murder-for-hire plot was allegedly orchestrated by a Pakistani national with close ties to Iran and is straight out of the Iranian regime’s playbook,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said in a statement. “A foreign-directed plot to kill a public official, or any U.S. citizen, is a serious threat to our national security and will be met with the full might and resources of the FBI. Protecting Americans from terrorists remains our highest priority.”

As Floridians in the state’s Big Bend braced Thursday evening for the arrival Hurricane Helene, the storm strengthened to a category 4 major hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center. In the run-up to landfall, the National Hurricane Center stated in a 7:06 p.m. eastern time update: “Sustained tropical-storm-force winds are being reported along the west coast of Florida, with wind gusts near hurricane-force. Tropical storm conditions are approaching the coastline of Florida’s Big Bend.” The New York Times notes that Helene is packing sustained maximum wind speeds of 130 mph as it heads toward the shore, and is bringing with it a “two-story-high wall of water.” The National Hurricane Center predicts storm surge of between 10 and 20 feet in parts of the Big Bend “if peak surge occurs at high tide,” with the areas on either side seeing anything from 3 to 12 feet. The Skyway Bridge and the Howard Frankland Bridge are both CLOSED due to high winds and storm surge. Motorists should stay off the highways. #Helene pic.twitter.com/OAM2aMUPEP — FHP Tampa (@FHPTampa) September 26, 2024 According to the National Weather Center, 110+ mph winds will be experienced in parts of the Big Bend, including in Tallahassee, with winds between 58 mph and 74 mph as far north as Atlanta, Georgia, and as far east as Charleston, South Carolina. Water beginning to come over walls off the beach in Indian Shores. Also, as the sheriff said earlier…someone is gonna “win a stupid prize…” #HurricaneHelene pic.twitter.com/jLISw266dt — Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office (@SheriffPinellas) September 26, 2024 Helene is the ninth named storm of the 2024 hurricane season, and the fourth to hit the Gulf Coast. The storm is sizable, with The Weather Channel noting that hurricane warnings are “in effect from Florida’s Big Bend and Nature Coast into middle Georgia, including from Tallahassee to Albany and Macon.” Hurricane #Helene has rapidly intensified into a Category 4 storm. Worse case scenario with several more hours left for additional strengthening. pic.twitter.com/2LHhP510Ce — Colin McCarthy (@US_Stormwatch) September 26, 2024 In a Thursday press conference, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warned residents to be prepared. “We can’t control how strong this hurricane’s going to get. We can’t control the track of the hurricane, but what you can control is what you can do to put yourself in the best chance to be able to ride this out in a way that’s going to be safe.”

Matthew McConaughey doesn’t just have skills on the big screen, he’s got skills on the soccer field, too. Three days ago, a video surfaced online of him doing an incredible soccer trick, and the internet, and Matthew, were very excited about it. Check it out below. Matthew McConaughey Is A Soccer Star? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Austin FC (@austinfc) Matthew McConaughey joined Austin FC, an American professional men’s soccer club in Austin, Texas, for a day on the field. While there, the movie star was challenged to complete a difficult goal. While some may have doubted him, Matthew McConaughey walked towards the ball with confidence. There was a small hole in the upper right-hand side of the goal, and the object was to hit the soccer ball through that small hole. As Matthew stepped up and kicked the ball, it glided through the air and sailed perfectly into that hole. He and his fellow players on the field were ecstatic. Those who watch the video can hear Matthew McConaughey as he screams “Oohhhhhhhh” and runs around the field with excitement. His companion places his hands on his head in utter disbelief. As Matthew runs off the field, fans can hear him say, “That’s the second time,” proving that this moment captured on video was not his only incredible feat. Matthew McConaughey The Athlete Although he never played soccer as a child, Matthew McConaughey was an athlete. In an interview with The Sporting News, he listed all the sports he played as a child and young adult. “He said he played football and baseball until he attended Longview High School when he took up tennis and golf.” Fans on Instagram are loving his continued athletic spirit. One user commented, “And he did it barefooted bravo Matthew .” Another added, “Alright alright alright, I’m a fan again… .” A third added, “It’s his little “hehe” laugh right at the end for me .” Fans love that Matthew McConaughey is a star on the screen and on the soccer field. The source of the featured image is here. The post Matthew McConaughey Loses It After Nailing Insane Soccer Trick Shot appeared first on InspireMore.

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