from The Conservative Treehouse: Germany is the largest economy in the E.U. However, due to a confluence of horrible events, most of them self-created as an outcome of ridiculous energy production decisions, the German industrial economy has been contracting since 2022. Into this downward spiral of negative economic events within Germany, now comes the problem […]

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Inside Gadgets is selling a single-flash cart for the Pokémon Mini handheld.  It’s only $25, however to program it, you’ll need to buy a $30 cartridge flasher as well.  If you already own their “GBxCart RW” – or plan on buying that to flash their other ROM carts – you’d just need a $10 “Edge […]

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President Donald Trump proved this year that Democrats don’t have a monopoly on celebrity endorsements. His third presidential campaign was boosted by a string of entertainers, business leaders, and athletes willing to speak out in support of the MAGA agenda. Legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan was among those who endorsed Trump, and now he is looking forward to the possible opportunity of serving in some capacity during the next administration. According to The Hill: “My president said, ‘You know something, you’d be great to run the President’s Council on Physical Fitness,’” Hogan said of their conversation at the New York rally. The President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition is a federal advisory panel that encourages healthy eating and physical activity, according to its website. President Biden renewed the council until Sept. 30, 2025. The Hill has contacted the Trump campaign for comment. Hogan said that after the rally, he and Trump were discussing nutrition and physical fitness, which led to the suggestion. “At the end of the day, when I was in the back at Madison Square Garden after the whole rally, we were talking about Robert Kennedy, I was talking about nutrition, and how many foreign countries won’t even let their people eat the food that we eat here in America. It’s so bad, and it’s poisoned a generation of kids. And at the end of the day, we start talking about physical fitness,” Hogan said. Hogan made a splash during the campaign with multiple appearances at Trump rallies and a series of social media posts supporting the GOP nominee: Donald J Trump says there’s no substitute for victory. HH pic.twitter.com/Ib8pIKUdfl — Hulk Hogan (@HulkHogan) October 28, 2024 Doesn’t get any more American than this, brother @realDonaldTrump #realamericanbeer pic.twitter.com/YqWBej14z9 — Hulk Hogan (@HulkHogan) October 23, 2024 Hulk Hogan Rips His Shirt on The RNC Stage “LET TRUMPAMANIA MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” pic.twitter.com/sXZUBazbKI — Censored Men (@CensoredMen) July 19, 2024 He’s not the first star athlete to score a possible Trump administration position, as the New York Post reported: President-elect Donald Trump has named former NFL player Scott Turner as his pick to lead the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. “Scott is an NFL Veteran, who, during my First Term, served as the First Executive Director of the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council (WHORC), helping to lead an Unprecedented Effort that Transformed our Country’s most distressed communities,” Trump said in his announcement. If confirmed by the Senate, Turner, 52, would lead the agency tasked with enforcing housing laws, managing programs to address housing needs, administering rental subsidies to lower-income families and handling housing discrimination cases. Here’s a clip of Hogan’s remarks at a huge Trump rally in New York City just prior to the election:

While Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. expressed a number of values that align with modern-day conservatism, many of his contemporaries, proteges, and relatives continue to insist that his legacy should be off-limits to the GOP. For her part, King’s youngest daughter recently weighed in on President Donald Trump’s decisive victory earlier this month, noting that she is “glad” he will be inaugurated on the holiday established to honor her father. But the reason for her reaction is not rooted in support for the Trump agenda: According to The Hill: “I’m glad that if it was going to happen, it happened on the King holiday, because Dr King is still speaking to us,” Bernice King said. The Independent wrote that Bernice King “sees the January 20 event as a wake-up call for the country and an opportunity to stand up to the incoming administration’s charged agenda items.” Bernice King had been “excited” about the idea of seeing Vice President Harris on MLK Day and “hoped the U.S. would elect someone who embodied the values her father did.” Of course, not all of King’s relatives feel the same way. His niece, Alveda King, has long been a vocal Trump supporter. Mark Cuban has no place to say what he did. @realDonaldTrump, I’m standing with you! pic.twitter.com/FlObQk7sTa — Alveda C. King, Ph.D. (@AlvedaCKing) October 31, 2024 We still fight the Civil Rights fight… It just looks different. pic.twitter.com/f9pshSQqvP — Alveda C. King, Ph.D. (@AlvedaCKing) November 22, 2024 Amen https://t.co/k7851XlL8a — Alveda C. King, Ph.D. (@AlvedaCKing) November 13, 2024 Bernice King’s remarks came on the heels of a dispute on Capitol Hill in which prominent far-left Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) cautioned Republicans against even uttering the civil rights leader’s name. As MSN reported: Pressley, toward the end of her remarks, told Republicans to “please keep Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s name out of your mouths.” “Your perversion of his words and his mission,” Pressley said, “when his children have asked you to stop invoking his name and perverting his work when he was a proud and unapologetic Black man fighting for equality for Black Americans and all marginalized people. “So you all are entitled to your opinions,” she added, “but not a denial of the facts.” Rep. Clay Higgins, R-La., is an original co-sponsor of the bill and a staunch believer that DEI programs are a “sweeping attack against equality.” He believes the legislation would protect “individuals’ rights, liberties and freedoms.” “I appreciate my Democrat colleague for exemplifying exactly the kind of oppression of freedoms that we’re referencing,” Higgins said, in responding to Pressley. “How about we’ll quote whoever we want to quote? How about that’s my First Amendment right?” Here’s a full clip of her remarks: