Multiple hospitals across the United States are reportedly dealing with major issues related to a shortage of IV fluid after flooding from Hurricane Helene forced medical fluid manufacturers to halt production. 

Good Samaritan Daniel Perry is on trial today for manslaughter in a Manhattan Court. He’s at a grave disadvantage since he is white, and the man who accidentally died is black. The family wants Perry punished. They plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit against him. Manhattan radicals rioted on Jordan Neely’s behalf to help […] The post Daniel Perry Is on Trial This Week After Trying to Protect People on a Train appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

On Tuesday, CNN reported that a federal judge ordered former Donald Trump attorney and New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani to turn over all his valuable possessions and his Manhattan penthouse apartment to Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss. They are the Georgia election workers he allegedly defamed who won a $150 million judgment. Judge Lewis Liman of […] The post Poll Workers to Get Rudy’s Penthouse, His TV & Furniture appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

An article published this week in the leftist New Republic claims Republicans regularly cheat to win elections. But the article’s examples of alleged “cheating” aren’t evidence at all —and the only real example of cheating the article provides involves a Democrat. On October 21, New Republic editor Michael Tomasky published “Republicans Are Cheating. Again. But Now It’s Worse Than Ever.” Tomasky, a longtime left-wing columnist, claims that “the factual record” shows Republicans “cheat” to win elections, and have done so in “most elections in recent American history.” Tomasky then promises to substantiate this claim with evidence. What follows is a series of absurd examples. He begins by pointing to a text message allegedly sent to young voters in Wisconsin, warning them that it’s illegal to vote in a state where you’re not eligible to vote. CNN first reported that story, and it is unknown how many people actually got the text message. A left-wing voting group is demanding an investigation, and the New Republic deems this cheating by the GOP, even though the text is clearly trying to prevent cheating. The New Republic and CNN insist the text is meant to scare young voters into not voting, a grim assessment of the intelligence of young voters. Tomasky then starts playing the hits, repeating the frequently-debunked claim that Russia is trying to skew the election in favor of former President Donald Trump. Earlier claims about Russian disinformation have been proven false, including the 2016 Russia collusion hoax and the claim that the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian disinformation operation. But the article downplays Iran’s efforts to tip the election in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris, even though an Iranian spy ring infiltrated the Biden administration and someone with a high-level security clearance leaked Israel war plan documents to Iran. Nevertheless, The New Republic insists “Iranian meddling is a molehill compared to the vast mountain range of Russian meddling.” The article also knocks Elon Musk for handing out checks to voters who sign a petition, though they admit it doesn’t “appear to be illegal.” Tomasky then gets into the alleged historical examples of Republicans cheating, beginning with the year the author was born: 1960. Of course, that year John F. Kennedy won the presidency, and Tomasky has to admit that “there was probably some Democratic cheating going on in Cook County, but it didn’t matter” because JFK would have won anyway. Just a few lines later, it says that Watergate was still the bad kind of cheating, even though Nixon would have won “in a huge landslide” regardless. Speaking of Nixon, Tomasky notes that his campaign cheated when it signaled to Vietnam it would get a better deal if he beat Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968. Johnson called it “treason,” but former President Barack Obama must have thought it was a good idea, since he told then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in 2012 that he would have “more flexibility” after the election. Tomasky doesn’t mention John Kerry speaking to a former Iranian Foreign Minister during the Trump administration to undermine Trump’s Iran policy, so he must not have thought that was “cheating,” either. Tomasky accuses former President Ronald Reagan of cheating in 1980. His evidence? A Democrat-turned-Republican who hoped for a cabinet position allegedly told Iran not to release the hostages until after the election, because Reagan would win and give them a better deal. The examples only get weaker as Tomasky gets closer to the present. George H. W. Bush’s “Willie Horton” ad amounts to cheating, even if it wasn’t “consequential outright cheating.” Bush’s son obviously cheated in 2000, Tomasky says, even though it was former Vice President Al Gore who refused to accept defeat and set the table for the Supreme Court to rule that Bush won the election. And while Tomasky smears Republicans for “the swift-boating of John Kerry” in 2004, he makes no mention of the outrageous smear campaigns mounted against Mitt Romney in 2012, including allegations that he gave a woman cancer and would put black people “back in chains” — the latter of which was, of course, made by then-Vice President Joe Biden. After 2004, Tomasky abandons citations altogether, simply stating as fact that Obama won without cheating, Trump cheated, and Biden didn’t. He conveniently leaves out the changes to mail-in voting made in 2020 and Democrats literally switching out Biden for Harris after Biden’s poll numbers dropped.

Former President Donald Trump spent some time at a McDonald’s franchise in Pennsylvania on Sunday afternoon, largely to troll Vice President Kamala Harris — but The New York Times took the bait too, and the outlet just can’t let it go. The Times ran a story on Monday titled “Trump Took a Turn at the Fryer. McDonald’s Workers Have Thoughts.” “After Donald J. Trump served fast food during a campaign stop at a McDonald’s,” the sub-headline read, “Several workers said the candidate showed a willingness to learn but should stick to his day job.” "He doesn’t seem to know how to do it." After Donald Trump served fast food during a campaign stop at a McDonald’s, several actual McDonald’s workers who examined a video of his performance earned mixed reviews from workers and patrons alike. https://t.co/nXW7FpDBPg — The New York Times (@nytimes) October 21, 2024 The Times spoke to several McDonald’s employees who said that “right away” something had seemed to be not quite right with Trump’s job performance. “The box is, like, backwards,” complained David Ye, a three-year employee at a McDonald’s in Lower Manhattan. “He doesn’t seem to know how to do it.” Another was concerned after seeing that Trump had jokingly tossed a pinch of salt over his shoulder when he spilled a little. Kishia, a McDonald’s manager in Flatbush, told the Times, “You don’t throw salt like that. Somebody could have been behind him, you know?” A cashier at a McDonald’s in Queens objected to the campaign stop in its entirety, claiming that it minimized the work she did every day. “How many days are they gonna drag this out? Why do they keep playing into his hands?” Jon Gabriel asked. “I know they’re the smartest people ever to have lived. They wear glasses, nod thoughtfully. They must have a good reason.” How many days are they gonna drag this out? Why do they keep playing into his hands? I know they're the smartest people ever to have lived. They wear glasses, nod thoughtfully. They must have a good reason. https://t.co/B14sL6oste — Jon Gabriel (@exjon) October 21, 2024 “Oh no, Trump will never get promoted to shift manager now,” another posted. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “One of Trump’s superpowers is his ability to make his enemies twist and deform themselves in reaction to anything he does. They can’t help it. Even performing a task as simple as cooking some french fries sends them into fits of hysterical rage,” Logan Hall added. one of trump’s superpowers is his ability to make his enemies twist and deform themselves in reaction to anything he does. they can’t help it. even performing a task as simple as cooking some french fries sends them into fits of hysterical rage https://t.co/ImLsTv37tQ — Logan Hall (@loganclarkhall) October 21, 2024