Elon Musk has declared the “hammer of justice” is coming for fact checkers and mainstream journalists who falsely debunked Pizzagate to gaslight the public and protect elite pedophiles. Many of these fact-checkers and mainstream journalists [...] The post Elon Musk Says ‘Hammer of Justice’ Coming for Fact Checkers Who Falsely Debunked Pizzagate appeared first on The People's Voice.

Tech billionaire and lifelong Democrat, Mark Pincus, announced that he will be voting for former President Donald Trump just days before the election.

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Chiefs Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ mom Randi Mahomes sported a red “Make America Great Again” hat ahead of the Kansas City game on Monday night. In a video posted on Monday on X, Mahomes was wearing a bright red Kansas City Chiefs sweatshirt with a red “MAGA” hat and said, “Make America Great Again! Let’s do it,” as she cheered.  The popular quarterback’s wife Brittany Mahomes made headlines earlier this year when she liked a post shared by former President Donald Trump, then immediately went on defense against the “haters” who attacked her. In the original post shared by Trump on Instagram, the former president listed “The 2024 GOP Platform” to “Make America Great Again,” noting things like tax cuts, no tax on tips, securing the border, and stopping illegal immigration. He also posted about a promise to “end inflation,” “Make America Affordable Again,” and “Keep men out of women’s sports.” Mahomes’ wife liked the post, without explaining which of the ideas she agreed with — and she then hit back at those who tried to cancel her, delivering a clear message to leftist adults who were upset, OutKick reported. Exclusive to @outkick: Patrick Mahomes’ mom, Randi Mahomes @tootgail, with a special message for America on Election Eve: “Make America great again, let’s do it!” pic.twitter.com/9JkGjZicjw — Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) November 5, 2024 “I mean honestly,” Brittany’s Instagram Story read. “To be a hater as an adult, you have to have some deep rooted issues you refuse to heal from childhood.” “There’s no reason your brain is fully developed and you hate to see others doing well,” she added. Not even a week later, Mahomes’ wife appeared on the Whoop podcast and made it clear she doesn’t “give a f*** what people have to say about” her anymore, crediting her husband with teaching her not to worry about what others think, as previously reported. “Yeah, I think we got kind of thrown into the fire together, and I think that’s what helped us, you know, do so well in the life that we are, is that we did it all together. And he is a lot better at it than I am, maybe because his dad played professional sports,” Brittany said. “So I think he was around it and he understood it a lot more than I did. So having him to help me get through it has helped a lot because he’s very good at, you know, managing those things and blocking people out.” The Chiefs QB previously explained why he wouldn’t be endorsing any presidential candidate this year, and said his only role was to remind people to do “their own research” when it came to voting. During a Chiefs press conference, Mahomes was asked by reporters about Trump’s comments praising Brittany after she liked his “MAGA” post. “I’ve always said, I don’t want my place or my platform to be used to endorse a candidate … either way,” Mahomes said. “I think my place is to inform people to get registered to vote, to inform people to do their own research, and then make their best decision for them and their family.” And Patrick explained that the ability to do so is “what makes America so great.”

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Take a hard look at the Biden-Harris administration’s energy policy, which requires critical minerals yet bans their production in Alaska. One word comes to mind: contradictory. Consider the Biden-Harris administration’s policy projecting that 68% of all new cars sold to be battery electric or plug-in hybrid by 2032. Electric vehicles require six times more minerals than conventional cars, yet the administration has blocked domestic development of critical minerals needed in EV batteries. This leaves America dependent on China, which produces about 80% of the world’s batteries. But America can use Alaska’s resources rather than depend on China. The state, known as “The Last Frontier,” has 49 of the 50 critical minerals, including rare earth metals. Yet instead of taking a commonsense approach to extract these resources, the Biden-Harris administration has taken 66 actions over nearly four years to obstruct Alaska’s production of these minerals, along with hydrocarbons. In June, for example, the administration blocked a 211-mile road to the Ambler Mining District, which has deposits of copper, zinc, lead, silver, and gold. And last year, the Environmental Protection Agency blocked a proposed gold and copper mine in Bristol Bay. Copper and zinc are considered critical minerals, according to the 2023 Department of Energy’s Critical Materials List. In addition, Alaska is home to over 3 billion barrels of crude oil and 100 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves. It is ranked fourth and 12th among oil- and natural gas-producing states, respectively. Just as with critical minerals, the Biden-Harris administration has blocked oil and natural gas development. For example, the administration canceled oil and gas leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, or ANWR, region estimated to hold about 7.7 billion barrels of oil. The U.S. government, which owns about 60% of the state’s land, currently views Alaska as a large national park to be left untouched, not a resource-rich state to benefit Americans. The Biden-Harris administration also repealed the 2020 Alaska Roadless Rule, effectively prohibiting timber harvesting and road construction in the Tongass National Forest. The federal government’s limits on Alaska’s ability to use its natural resources is “as though someone in Alaska said to me, ‘You cannot have your vegetable garden in your backyard,’” Heritage Foundation scholar Diana Furchtgott-Roth testified recently before the House Budget Committee. As the only state without both a personal income tax and a state sales tax, Alaska funds its state government largely by taxes and royalties from the oil and gas industry. In 2022, the state collected about $4 billion to fund programs that included education and health care. The Alaska Permanent Fund, which collects revenues from oil and gas, pays eligible citizens an annual dividend. Local governments also collected $449 million from oil and gas property taxes. Because of the Biden-Harris administration’s regulations, Alaska loses revenue it could use to provide services for citizens. So the state recently sued the Biden-Harris administration to extract compensation for canceled oil and gas leases in ANWR that would have generated billions of dollars. Americans have the option to drive internal combustion engine vehicles powered by gasoline or electric vehicles dependent on critical minerals for their batteries. In both cases, Alaska plays a key role—as an “energy giant,” as Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, a Republican, likes to say—in supplying  essential resources for transportation. Regardless of the chosen mode, hindering Alaska’s energy development is a recipe for failure. The post By Hobbling Alaska, Biden-Harris Admin Hinders America’s Energy Future appeared first on The Daily Signal.