J. Ann Selzer, pollster who predicted Kamala Harris would win Iowa, has retired following a huge miss. 

John Thune announced on the 14th that President Trump could use recess appointments to fill the cabinet if the Senate tries to stop his picks. “All options are on the table, including recess appointments. Hopefully, it doesn’t get to that.” Things are coming to a head. Senate leader John Thune said today that there are […] The post Republicans Will Not Agree to Recess Appointments appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

People crowned John Krasinski the Sexiest Man Alive, and many people agree. Of course, John’s come a long way from his cute guy in the next cubicle on The Office. He took the roles in Jack Ryan and A Quiet Place, solidifying him as a leading man. John Krasinski’s boy next door looks, and charm have turned plenty of heads, including Martha Stewart. The lifestyle maven recently gave People‘s choice a big thumbs up. View this post on Instagram A post shared by People Magazine (@people) Martha Stewart Thinks John Krasinski Deserved The Sexiest Man Alive Honors Martha recently told People she knows John personally and finds him very attractive. “John is pretty sexy,” Martha reportedly shared with the magazine at the opening of a Louis Vuitton store in New York City. Not only does Martha Stewart find John Krasinski sexy, but they’ve spent some time together. “He’s been over to my house, and he’s pretty sexy,” she added. Martha complimented John on his career and said, “He’s pretty good at all the work he does, too.” It’s not just John that Martha finds attractive, she once told People she had several stars on her shows that she found exceptionally attractive. “When Russell Crowe came on, he was still fit and gorgeous, just having done maybe Gladiator. He was pretty attractive. Matthew McConaughey, he still is pretty attractive. Tom Cruise in his first movies was so cute and attractive,” she said. Martha married her ex-husband, Andrew Stewart, in 1961, and the pair divorced in 1990. They had one child together, daughter Alexis. But it doesn’t seem Martha is too concerned about a man. Andy Cohen asked her on an episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen if she’d ever join the Golden Bachelor, and she shut him down quickly. Not even for $1 million an episode, “No, the guys aren’t hot enough.” As far as John Krasinski is concerned, Martha Stewart jokingly warned his bride of 14 years, Emily Blunt to, “Watch out, wife.” This story’s featured image is by Kathy Hutchins via Shutterstock. The post Martha Stewart Gives Hilarious Warning To Wife Of “Sexiest Man Alive” John Krasinski appeared first on InspireMore.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce aren’t shy about their romance. They fiercely support each other’s careers. We’ve seen Tay at plenty of Kansas City Chiefs games, and Travis has spent a lot of time singing along at Eras Tour shows. The couple also makes reference to their relationship when they are apart. Tay has switched up the lyrics to her song Karma as a nod to Travis, and he’s danced with his teammates to Bejeweled on the field. Taylor and Travis have proven that distance makes the heart grow fonder. | Except when I'm on TV! #TorontoTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/x0mlb5Fqz9— Taylor Swift Updates ? (@swifferupdates) November 17, 2024 Taylor Swift Let Travis Kelce Know She Was Thinking About Him During A Toronto Show While the Eras Tour wraps its final shows in Canada, Taylor sent a message to Travis by imitating his cha-cha dance. It only took a few seconds. But as she sang, “Except when I’m on TV” from Midnight Rain, Swifties knew exactly what Taylor was up to. Taylor finished the first weekend of her Toronto shows on November 16 and has a few days off before she hits the stage again on November 21. Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Buffalo Bills in New York on November 17, but it’s unclear whether Taylor will be in the stands. She’s a pretty die-hard fan so it wouldn’t surprise us. With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, many have speculated whether Travis and Taylor will spend Turkey Day together. Donna Kelce, Travis’ mom, recently told the Today Show she’s unsure about the singer’s plans. Mama Kelce said that her Thanksgiving will involve football, like always, but Taylor Swift is still pretty busy and may not make it this year. Only six Eras Tour performances left, and then it’s all over. We can’t imagine what Taylor and Travis have next, but we’re ready for it. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Taylor Swift Tributes Travis Kelce With Funny Dance During Toronto Eras Show appeared first on InspireMore.

Biden officially authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles inside Russia

Well played, Nick Martinez

We heard a lot about democracy during the election season. The left circulated the narrative that Trump would be the end of democracy while the right called him the savior who would rescue it from the undemocratic Biden regime. Mark Levin, however, says we need to be reminded of something: “[Our Founding Fathers] didn't support democracy; they supported republicanism.” “Democracy means factions can take over or a majority can be tyrannical,” he says, adding that our Founders saw this in other countries and “didn’t want anything to do with it.” “They wanted republicanism; they wanted checks in power,” he explains. That’s why they enshrined certain principles in our Constitution. That way, “you can't have people vote away your rights,” says Levin. If “90% of them don't think you should have the right to bear arms, that's too damn bad.” The fact that our forefathers foresaw the inevitable issues with a true democracy and created our brilliant system proves that “they were geniuses.” Their installation of the Electoral College was equally brilliant. Even though we see people like Tim Walz advocating for the demolition of it, Levin knows the truth: It’s for our nation’s protection. “You choose a president not through a direct election” but rather via an “Electoral College. Why?” asks Levin. “One person is the head of an entire branch; we can't just leave it up to a popular vote” because then “the cities will choose the president.” “In order to have a union and in order to make sure every aspect of the society was represented, they came up with this brilliant Electoral College,” he explains. Because of this brilliant system of balance, “California doesn't get to drown out Montana, Wyoming, [or] Idaho.” “If you had a national popular vote, that’s what [California] would do,” says Levin. A system in which “the president [is] chosen by the people through the Electoral College but not chosen by the legislature” was “unheard of” at the time. So was the idea of “staggered terms” and a “bicameral congress.” “So the accumulation of power, the centralization of government is limited,” Levin explains. To hear more of his explanation on the brilliant and effective system of government designed by our forefathers, watch the clip above. Want more from Mark Levin?To enjoy more of "the Great One" — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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