In Maine‚ a new taxpayer-funded initiative aims to give undocumented migrants and asylum seekers free lodging for a maximum of two years as the nation continues to struggle with feeding‚ housing‚ and supporting the influx of incoming foreigners.

Don’t doubt for a minute that the globalists – and it is a global movement – are destroying who we are. They are destroying sovereignty‚ citizenship‚ and freedom and are replacing people who believe in it. It’s not ‘We the People’ any longer. It’s ‘We the Globalist Open Borders State.’ Why is the Biden regime […] The post US Passport Removes US Patriotic Imagery appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

You might want to consider driving to your next location as the airlines follow the medical institutions by hiring and promoting according to DEI (diversity‚ equity‚ and inclusion) principles. Airlines no longer hire based on merit but rather on race‚ who you sleep with‚ gender‚ and abnormal characteristics. It’s similar to affirmative action but it’s […] The post DEI Takes Over Hiring in the Airlines appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) raised some eyebrows on Friday while defending President Joe Biden’s re-election chances.  Pelosi joined CNN’s Phil Mattingly to discuss the upcoming election and disagreed with the host’s assertion that Democrats are concerned about Trump’s good polling numbers against Biden in a potential rematch.  “This is a neck-and-neck race and no one feels very comfortable on the Democratic side of things that Donald Trump isn’t going to be the next president‚” Mattingly said.  “Well‚ I don’t think that nobody feels — I think many of us know that it is impossible for him to be the president again with what he is proposing‚” Pelosi responded.   “Why do you say that?” Mattingly pressed.  “Well‚ because when you’re talking about what he is talking about now with more tax cuts for corporate America‚ taking them down so low to the detriment of our budget and meeting the needs of people‚” the former House Speaker added.  Pelosi then went into how “public sentiment is everything” in an election‚ and she believes the winning message for 2024 is on her party’s side. She added that she is confident in Biden’s campaign “to get the job done” in 2024.  “Our inside maneuvering to get the job done‚ the president’s vision for our country‚ his knowledge of the issues‚ his strategic thinking as a legislator are so important‚ but so is his emotional connection‚ the empathy he has for working families in our country‚” said Pelosi.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Nancy Pelosi: "Many of us know that it is impossible for Trump to be the president again." pic.twitter.com/hpjUaTglP6 — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) January 12‚ 2024 President Biden and his campaign have put their sights on Trump in recent weeks as the former president continues to perform well in state and national polls pitting the two candidates against each other. In a speech on Monday at Mother Emanuel AME church in Charleston‚ South Carolina‚ the site of the 2015 race-fueled shooting that killed nine black members of the church‚ Biden slammed Trump and his supporters‚ comparing them to “defeated Confederates.” The Monday speech in South Carolina came days after Biden addressed a crowd near Valley Forge‚ Pennsylvania‚ focusing on the third anniversary of the January 6‚ 2021‚ Capitol storming and celebrating the convictions of hundreds of Trump supporters in the years following. Trump‚ the frontrunner in the GOP primary‚ is leading Biden by one point in national polls‚ according to the Real Clear Politics average as of Friday afternoon. 

Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) proposed new legislation on Wednesday which would help protect songwriters‚ performers‚ and other music industry professionals from violations related to the unauthorized use of artificial intelligence. “Tennessee will be the first state in the country to protect artists’ voices with this legislation‚” Lee said while announcing the bill‚ per USA Today. “And we hope it will be a blueprint for the country.” The outlet noted that the bill hasn’t been formally introduced yet and the text isn’t available‚ but Lee described it as being inspired by the controversy with recording artist and Tennessee resident Elvis Presley following his death in 1977. At the time‚ there were multiple court battles and lawsuits over the use of Presley’s image without authorization.  The bill is being called the ELVIS Act‚ as reported by Nashville outlet WPLN News‚ which stands for Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security Act. The governor said the dangers of AI are similar because they allow unauthorized parties to replicate an artist’s image or sound without permission.  Lee presented the bill at Nashville’s RCA Studio A while surrounded by a crowd of musicians‚ songwriters‚ and producers. “Every one of you who is an artist or an engineer or a producer‚” the governor said‚ per WPLN. “You have a gift and it’s unique to you and it’s very important that not be copied‚ stolen‚ mocked. It’s very important that that be protected.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “We have laws in place that have that have protected up to [now]‚” Lee continued. “But technology changes and new protections are necessary in artificial intelligence.” Similar bills are being introduced in other states as legislators and industry leaders attempt to regulate the use of AI‚ which has been a hot button topic lately. It was one of the key issues during last year’s SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes in Hollywood as actors and writers sought union protection from AI usage.  The approved three year contracts for both organizations included guidelines and restrictions for the use of AI in those industries. 

Julia Roberts  discussed her “G-rated career” and her refusal to do nude scenes for movies in a wide-ranging interview for British Vogue magazine’s February issue. The 56-year-old actress told the outlet that things she chooses “not to do” in her professional life are what represent her‚ noting never doing nudity in movies. “Not to be criticizing others’ choices‚ but for me to not take off my clothes in a movie or be vulnerable in physical ways is a choice that I guess I make for myself‚” Roberts said. “But in effect‚ I’m choosing not to do something as opposed to choosing to do something.” Julia Roberts says being famous nowadays “seems so cluttered.” “There are so many elements to being famous now‚ it just seems exhausting…it just seems more chaotic. There’s more elements‚ there’s more noise‚ there’s more outlets‚ there’s more stuff.” https://t.co/6SBHclUJ1f — Variety (@Variety) January 12‚ 2024 The “Pretty Woman” star also talked about how much the movie industry has changed since she started out in Hollywood. “Oh‚ it’s completely different from my time‚” Roberts said. “I mean‚ that’s when I really feel like a dinosaur‚ when you just look at the structure of the business. It’s completely different.” “I don’t know if it’s better‚ because it’s not my experience‚ but it just seems very different‚” she added. “And in a way‚ it seems so cluttered.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “There are so many elements to being famous now‚ it just seems exhausting‚” Roberts continued. “It kind of just made this sort of structural sense‚ and now it just seems more chaotic. There’s more elements‚ there’s more noise‚ there’s more outlets‚ there’s more stuff.” In 2007‚ Roberts talked about not doing “nudity in films” and told OK! Magazine that “to act with my clothes on is a performance. To act with my clothes off is a documentary.” Roberts who married cinematographer Daniel Moder in 2002‚ became a mom in 2004 when the couple welcomed twins‚ Phinnaeus and Hazel‚ and again in 2007 with a son named Henry. Speaking to the Daily Mail in 2009‚ Roberts talked about about not stripping down for films as a mom. “You know it’s not really what I do‚ so if you are going to ask me to do it‚ you have to expect it to be toned down‚” the actress said. “You know‚ as a mom of three‚ I feel like that.” Related: Julia Roberts Reveals The Key To A Long‚ Happy Marriage

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