Republicans went to court Thursday in Pennsylvania amid vote counting in the U.S. Senate election between Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican David McCormick. Marc Elias is involved and is a friend of Bob Casey’s. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court banned them from counting undated mail-in ballots. They are doing it anyway. The lawsuits ask courts not to allow […] The post Pennsylvania Dems Publicly Cheat to Reverse Bob Casey’s Loss appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Following the CNN article stating that the military discussed a possible junta – treason – if they didn’t agree with Trump’s actions, Dana Bash’s husband, Jeremy, pushed the same idea. Jeremy is one of the 51 intelligence liars who signed the letter claiming the Hunter laptop was Russian disinformation. He is a former CIA and DOD […] The post Dana Bash’s Ex-Husband Considers Committing Treason appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Taylor Swift kicked off her Toronto concert Thursday night with a “land acknowledgment” a common practice among left-wing activists who believe they live on “stolen land.” “We acknowledge that we are performing today at Rogers Centre, located on Treaty 13 lands,” read a graphic projected on stage before Swift’s performance. “We acknowledge the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples whose original and treaty territories we stand upon.” Taylor Swift put out a Native American land acknowledgment at her concert tonight. She has single handedly solved injustice. You go girl ✊? pic.twitter.com/q95fTDtf8O — Cam (@cam0795) November 15, 2024 Treaty 13 refers to the Toronto Purchase of 1805, in which the British government purchased the land that is now Toronto from the Mississauga tribe. Swift has become increasingly political in recent years, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris and praising Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for being pro-abortion. Once a feature of far-left organizations, land acknowledgment have become popular among liberals in recent years. The 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago opened with a statement that the convention was taking place on land where a Native American tribe had been “forcibly removed” The Daily Wire reported earlier this year that over 100 public school districts in the United States have “land acknowledgement statements,” many of which say the United States was built on “stolen land” and committed genocide.

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The supergroup known as the Traveling Wilburys originally came as an idea from George Harrison and Jeff Lynne while Harrison was on his 1987 Cloud Nine tour. As of April 1988, the five-man band saw the talent of George Harrison and Jeff Lynne team up with Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty. These artists had already earned their brand of fame as individual artists and as part of another big-name music group. Initially, the idea was to collaborate on the single “Handle with Care simply,” but those involved agreed it was too good to become a limited release simply. The post Top 10 Traveling Wilburys Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Sen. Ted Cruz joins “The Tony Kinnett Cast” to discuss President Donald Trump’s first 100 days, whether President Joe Biden’s remaining judicial nominees will get confirmed, and what the American people want lawmaekrs to do. Watch above or read a lightly-edited transcript below. Tony Kinnett: Welcome back to “The Tony Kinnett Cast” here on The Daily Signal nationally syndicated. We’re online with an athletic champion. The man has not only conquered the basketball court but has also conquered the NFL field down in Texas as well. We’re talking, of course, about Sen. Ted Cruz. Senator, thanks for joining us today. Sen. Ted Cruz: Tony, great to be with you, and I want to thank you for that. In my 53 years of life, no one on planet Earth has ever called me an athletic champion, so I’ll take that with great joy. Kinnett: So, let’s talk about great joy for a second here. And I don’t mean the kind that cometh in the morning, I’m more talking about what a lot of Republicans are seeing in the Senate and the House throughout the country, an unexpected level of unity in preparing for [Donald] Trump’s first 100 days in office. Just to start off, a basic idea, what is it like, the atmosphere right now in the Senate? All the Monday morning quarterbacks are talking about leadership struggles and all these other things. What are you seeing on the ground in D.C.? Cruz: There is enormous excitement right now. The election results were overwhelming. The American people overwhelmingly reelected President Trump. You look at the seven swing states, he won all seven of the swing states. It was decisive. He won the popular vote. It was a powerful verdict by the American people. If you look at the Senate, right now it appears Republicans have won 53 seats in the Senate, giving us a decisive majority in the Senate and also giving Republicans a majority in the House. And I think the reason is straightforward. No. 1, the Biden-Harris policy agenda was a disaster and people wanted to change the path we’re on. But No. 2, the American people voted and gave the president and the Republican Congress a compelling mandate, to deliver on our promises. No. 1, to secure the border—we will secure the border. No. 2, to get the economy moving, to create jobs and to turn around the inflation that Joe Biden, the Democrats have unleashed on the American people. And No. 3, to enhance our national security. The world is a dangerous place and with the weakness of Joe Biden as a commander in chief, it’s gotten more dangerous. I think the American people are ready to turn that around. Kinnett: I don’t blame him just a bit. So, let’s talk a little bit about the national security apparatus down by the border. Obviously, your governor, Gov. Greg Abbott, made huge strides against the federal government, specifically against Attorney General Merrick Garland, who decided that Texas was in the wrong for, I know this is going to sound terrible, enforcing existing federal law regarding protection of the southern border. And there was this big struggle for just a little while. I know Indiana and several other states sent National Guard troops down to assist with your operations down there, Lone Star. But now we’re looking at Trump’s pick with Matt Gaetz heading toward the attorney general slot. First of all, do you think Matt’s going to get confirmed? And then, if he is confirmed, what do you expect regarding the federal government and enforcing federal border law and its relationship to the states? Cruz: Well, I will say, under Joe Biden, we’ve seen the Department of Justice and the entire federal government weaponized. Kinnett: Yes, sir. Cruz: And it has been weaponized to go after Biden’s political opponents. And it has also been weaponized in an utterly lawless manner, and there’s no area of greater lawlessness under this current administration than when it concerns our southern border. Joe Biden, [Vice President] Kamala Harris, and irrational Democrats presided over an invasion at our southern border; 12 million illegal immigrants coming into this country, the highest in recorded history. And that has jeopardized the safety and security of every family in Texas and every family across the country. And I think this election was an absolute mandate to secure the border. Now, here’s some good news. The chaos at the southern border was caused by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris through unilateral executive action. The good news is what is done through unilateral executive action can be undone through unilateral executive action. What Trump will do starting on Jan. 20 is simply enforce the law. It is existing federal law that people who come here illegally shall be detained and shall be deported. And that is what we’ll return to starting on Jan. 20. And I’m here to predict, we’re going to secure the border and it’s not going to take a year, it’s not even going to take six months. We will secure the border and get it done in January and February of next year simply by enforcing the law. And I have every confidence that the Trump administration will do exactly that. Kinnett: So, moving forward from there, you get into [Sen. John] Thune’s leadership, which, from what I’ve seen so far, has said Trump has an agenda. It is that, as you’ve said quite clearly, a mandate from the American voter, not just traditional Republicans, not just deep-red state conservatives, but by Americans at large. Again, Trump winning the popular vote and as well as doing quite well handily in a lot of Senate elections. So, when you’re looking at the Senate leadership moving forward and accomplishing this, you see just a team of mavericks. You had JFK with Kamala, now you’ve got Trump putting together the Avengers to march forward here. The Senate’s going to have a huge role in the first couple of weeks of the Trump administration. You guys have confirmation hearings and we’ll get to that in a second. But I got to ask, right now Biden is trying to slip as many judicial appointments under the noses of the American people as a lame-duck president. Do you think that the GOP Senate has any role in fighting some of those between now and when Trump takes office? Cruz: Well, look, I’ve been leading the fight against terrible judicial nominees for 12 years, and I have to say Joe Biden has nominated the worst of the most radical judges we’ve ever seen in our country’s history. I’ve joked that Biden did something that I used to think was impossible. He made me miss [President] Barack Obama. And listen, Obama was a radical and he had terrible nominees, but by comparison, Obama’s nominees seemed positively mild compared to the zealots that Joe Biden has been naming forward. You’re right, [Senate Majority Leader] Chuck Schumer and the Democrats are trying to ram as many of them through as possible in the next two months. Look, I think they recognize that the door is closing and it’s closing quickly. There’s going to be a new Senate sworn in the beginning of January, and that Senate with Republican majorities is going to get to work confirming President Trump’s Cabinet and his nominees for the administration and get to work shortly thereafter confirming President Trump’s judicial nominees when he makes those nominations. And I will say, if you look at the first term of the Trump administration, there are many legacies from his first term, but there may be none as far lasting and consequential as the Trump judicial appointments. When President Trump was president last time, I worked hand in hand with him to find and nominate and confirm principal constitutionalists to the federal bench. And I’m confident we will return to doing so. And that’s a legacy that will lead to lasting benefits for the American people, in particular, judges who are, A, not zealots trying to destroy jobs and destroy economic opportunity; B, who are not lawless radicals looking to do things like allow the invasion at our southern border; but C, critically, constitutionalist judges who will protect the Bill of Rights, protect your rights to free speech, to religious liberty, to the Second Amendment. That is an incredibly important responsibility of the courts and it is one of the most important tasks of both the president and the Senate to nominate and confirm judges who will do exactly that. Kinnett: You’re jumping ahead of me. I had the question all framed up nicely, had it really beautifully worded about your role in confirming judicials in the Trump administration. So, thank you very much. But this is the thing that, again, given your experience over the last 12 years and working to make sure that the right judicial [appointments] are put up in front of the American people—because these district courts are always the ones that come out of the woodwork. There’s a major law that passes and then somebody from the umpteenth, no-one-cares federal district slams down a law with some spurious nonsense of a rationale. And then it seems as though the American people are cheated because some Dollar General-degree judge was passed through a Democratic administration and is now sitting at a district court. So, I was going to ask you what you look for in a good judge and, well, you laid all of that out on the line for us. So maybe I should ask, what are some of the big laws that you’re looking for the Senate to move forward that are going to need great judges to uphold in the legal battle afterward? Because some of these things just make those on the far left feel like they’re sitting on thumbtacks and needles. Cruz: Well, look, the biggest legislative battle we’re going to have that is going to start immediately is focusing on extending the tax cuts that are expiring. And with that, using that bill to, No. 1, provide resources and policy tools to help secure the border, but No. 2, to repeal and rein in job-killing regulations that are hurting job creation. My No. 1 priority is jobs, jobs, jobs. And I think the American people gave us a mandate. They don’t want the federal government in the business of killing jobs, of destroying small businesses, of driving up prices. And I’ll tell you, a huge part of jobs is energy. And I have every confidence that President Trump, working hand in hand with the Republican Congress, is going to work again to reestablish American energy dominance. America is the world’s leading superpower on oil and gas. We should not be relying on hostile dictators who hate us to provide energy, but rather we should use energy as power and we should use energy to drive down costs for American consumers. And we’re going to do exactly that. Kinnett: Last question, Sen. Cruz. There have been several rumors circulating, but I just want to get this cut off right at the source, is it true there was a throw pillow in your house with the words stitched “drill, baby, drill” on it? Cruz: There’s not, but I wish I had one. I would love to have a pillow like that. It sounds terrific. Although, to be honest, if I tried to put it in our house, I’m pretty sure Heidi would veto it. I do not have pillow-purchasing authority in our house. Kinnett: All right, thank you very much, Sen. Ted Cruz. Congrats on the reelection and thank you very much for stopping by. Cruz: I appreciate it. Take care. The post EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Ted Cruz on the Judicial Appointments Senate Fistfight appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Chances are you've already heard of buckwheat pillows, which are making the rounds online. If not, this article will tell you all you need to know about this organic cushion, and how you can enjoy a refreshing nap with 100% natural buckwheat pillows! Buckwheat Pillows Are Your New Sleep And Nap Pals! Like a cat with a ball of yarn, I have become so attached to my buckwheat pillow. I would brush my hands and cheeks across the surface just to feel the interesting texture and smell the earthy aroma. Although buckwheat has long been used as stuffing for pillows, cheaper and more convenient plastic and foam stuffing are now more common and popular. But as a true-blue homesteader, I couldn't pass up having organic and comfortable pillows for my family–they just love it. Here's why you should consider buckwheat pillows and how your home can have them too. 5 Reasons To Go For Buckwheat Pillows 1. Buckwheat Pillows Are Comfortable It's hard to picture grain hulls as comfortable when they can be hard with pointy edges like any grain. If you haven't seen buckwheat hulls, they're actually pretty small. They will slide through your fingers nicely when you sift through them. When you're used to the fluffy down or foam in pillows, it may take a bit longer for you to adjust, but by and by, you'll realize and feel just how much more comfortable they actually are. 2. Get Improved Sleep Give it a try for 2 to 3 nights and you'll notice a change in the quality your sleep, for the better. The flexible hulls provide good support for your back and neck, with a massage-like effect. It allows for better air circulation with the gaps in the shells. You'll find them cooler in warm temperatures and warmer when the temperature is low. 3. They're Organic Really, don't you want to stay far away from chemical-laden, petroleum-based cushions and bedding? My mother used to tell me how my great-grandmother used dried herbs and plant parts for pillow cushions and I have been curious ever since. I haven't gone as far yet, but these buckwheat cushions could be the start of organic and healthy bedding for me. It's definitely great for our body and for our environment. 4. Cleans Easy How many times do you change pillows with plastic, foam, or down stuffing? Along with dust, our body fluids and dead skin cells can be easily absorbed by these materials. What makes me have issues with it is how it can be difficult to clean them. Anytime you want your buckwheat pillows clean and fresh, you can just unzip your pillow case and rinse them clean. Then you can place the buckwheat hulls in a shallow container and spread them out in the sun to dry and air out. 5. Last Longer Considering buckwheat hulls are organic, you might think they easily spoil. Amazingly, they don't, for as long as they aren't exposed to moisture for long. You can reuse buckwheat hulls for years and years and when the time comes, you can also just throw them out in the compost pile or bin. See how amazingly zero-waste buckwheat-stuffed cushions are? Sobakawa Buckwheat Pillow Free Pillow Protective Cover-Standard Size-AS Seen On Tv, 15" x 19" Each Sobakawa Pillow is Filled with 100% Buckwheat Hulls:...Sobakawa Buckwheat Hulls Provide Adjustable Support for Your... Buy Now Tips On How To Make Buckwheat Pillows Making your own buckwheat pillows is as straightforward as it can get. Sewing a pillow case is probably where you will be challenged. Well, we have this guide to make your own pillow case. With the right pillow case, it's as easy as stuffing it with the buckwheat hulls, and voila! An instant cushion. So, what I have here instead are tips for you to remember when making your own buckwheat pillows. 1. Do Your Research Buckwheat pillows are not for everyone. Their therapeutic effect experienced by others may not work for you. Also, buckwheat hulls might be an allergen for you, so it's always best to do your own research or to check with health experts first before you go ahead and replace all your cushions. It is also a great way to find out for yourself the qualities you like about buckwheat stuffing besides the price. 2. Buy Only Organic Buckwheat Buckwheat hulls are practically allergy-free if you use 100% natural and organic buckwheat hulls. Some of the agreeable qualities of buckwheat are dust-free and triple cleans. There are organic buckwheat hulls you can buy inexpensively online, especially if you are buying in bulk. Kasha, Buckwheat, 5 Pounds Brown, Roasted, USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO Bulk, Product of USA, Mulberry Lane Farms USDA Certified,Non-GMO; Grown in the USA! Certified Organic...Ships bulk; saves you money! Minimalist Packaging. $42.99 Buy Now 3. Use Pillow Case With Zipper | It is highly recommended to use pillow cases with zippers for easier cleaning. You can learn how to sew a zipper to a piece of fabric here, which in this case, a pillow case. You may also tuck away the zipper so they won't easily be visible to your youngster who might venture to let it rain buckwheat hulls all over the room. 4. Air Out Buckwheat Hulls Remember dust can also collect inside the pillow case. Other than taking the hulls out in the sun, perhaps you can also give it a quick washing and thorough drying before refilling the cleaned pillow cases. 5. Use Organic Fabric For Pillow Case Simply because we are using organic stuffings, we might as well go all out and use organic pillow cases as well. Remember, beddings come directly in contact with our skin, so if you are especially concerned with allergens, using organic materials for your pillow case is ideal. ComfyComfy Buckwheat Neck Pillow, Cylindrical Pillow for Side Sleeper Neck Support, Large Size (19” x 7”), USA Grown... ? SUPERIOR SUPPORT - ComfyComfy buckwheat pillows provide...? CUSTOMIZABLE TO FIT YOUR BODY - Our pillows will mold and... Buy Now Follow the full details on how to make buckwheat pillows here in this video: Making my own pillows have an added sentiment for things homemade and DIY-ed. It sure was fun and exciting with interesting and unique pillows (at least for me) made from completely organic materials. Experience buckwheat pillows and make your own! Are you enjoying buckwheat pillows now at home? Tell us all about it in the comments section below! Up Next: How To Make A Traditional Rag Rug | Homesteading  

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