Can’t say they haven’t tried. The Palestinians caused a literal civil war in Jordan, created a terrorist group in Lebanon, suicide bombed Egypt and supported the Muslim Brotherhood as well as Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait. They’ve brought destruction and violence into every Arab nation that’s attempted to house them. Any why should they? Western countries […]

A court rejected a Haitian group’s request for arrest warrants for Donald Trump and JD Vance after saying Haitians in Springfield are accused of eating pets. The report comes from Breitbart. “The matter was then referred to the Clark County prosecutor’s office for further investigation,” Springfield officials said in a statement, according to the outlet. […] The post Foreigners Want to Imprison GOP Candidates Over Speech appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) was confronted over the weekend for promoting a debunked story about a young woman who died in Georgia after she took an abortion pill. The exchange happened as Walz, who was also confronted over the extreme positions that he has taken on abortion, appeared on “Fox News Sunday” with host Shannon Bream. Bream noted that in Minnesota, Walz signed a bill into law that allowed abortion up until the moment of birth with no restrictions. Walz deflected by claiming that he and Vice President Kamala Harris want to restore Roe v. Wade. He also falsely claimed that it’s been “debunked” that the law he signed permits unrestricted abortion. “What you signed is there’s not a single limit through nine months of pregnancy,” Bream pushed back. “Roe had a trimester framework that did have limits to the pregnancy. The Minnesota law does not have that.” Walz completely ignored what Bream said and then falsely claimed that Trump was “asking for a nationwide abortion ban.” The governor then promoted the lie that Georgia’s abortion laws led to the death of Amber Thurman, a young woman who died because she was not treated at the hospital after she became sick following her decision to take an abortion pill. “To be clear, the Minnesota law is far beyond Roe v Wade,” Bream noted. “And about the Amber Thurman case in Georgia, her family … has said it was a complication from an abortion pill that she received and she didn’t get proper care when she went to a Georgia Hospital, which had multiple opportunities to intervene there.” “Her own attorney, the family’s attorney, says it wasn’t the Georgia law, it was the hospitals,” Bream continued. “What he claims is malpractice, not treating her when she clearly showed up in distress and still had the byproducts of her pregnancy because of that rare complication from the abortion pill.” Bream then confronted Walz over his decision to remove language from the law that protected babies who were born alive after an abortion. “Language that used to be part of the statute was taken out,” she noted. “It used to require medical personnel to, quote, ‘preserve the life and health of the born alive infant’. That language has been repealed. It’s no longer part of the law. Also struck from the law was language about reporting infants that are born alive, what treatment they receive and whether they live or die.” “Why was it important to you to get that protection out of the law?” she asked. Walz falsely claimed that the law “aligns with every other case of what physicians are required by their ethical responsibilities.” He then said that any questions about his extreme abortion views were “a distraction from the real issue here”, which he said was pro-life laws that protect the unborn. WATCH: WATCH: @GovTimWalz on the Harris-Walz campaign’s abortion policy pic.twitter.com/QfOOu2w6oc — Fox News Sunday (@FoxNewsSunday) October 6, 2024

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) said over the weekend that he does not believe that anyone cares about the numerous lies that he has been caught telling. Walz made the remarks during a “Fox News Sunday” interview with host Shannon Bream when confronted over numerous lies he’s told that have been exposed since he became Vice President Kamala Harris’ vice presidential running mate. Walz has claimed that his lies were nothing more than him making “misstatements.” “You’ve modified your story or explained that you misspoke about things involving your military rank, about carrying a weapon in war, your 1995 DUI arrest, using IVF to have your beautiful children, being in Hong Kong and China in the summer of 1989 during the Tiananmen events,” Bream said. “A lot of people would say they couldn’t get away with saying, ‘I’m just too passionate. My grammar is not right. I’m a knucklehead,'” Bream continued. “What do you say to the American people who think I don’t know that I can trust this guy with all those modifications to be the potential commander in chief of this country?” Walz responded by saying that he believes that people “heard” him “speaking passionately” about issues where he made false claims. “I don’t think people care whether I used IUI or IVF,” he continued, before lying again when he falsely claimed that former President Donald Trump opposed IVF and other similar treatments. He claimed that he was very proud of his record and that he has “never disparaged” someone else, even though he has repeatedly lied about Trump on the campaign trail. He claimed that he would “own up when I misspeak.” Bream responded: “And if we’re going to deal in truth, both the president, the former president, and his nominee, have said that they are very supportive of IVF.” WATCH: Tim Walz on his litany of lies, including Stolen Valor, his DUI arrest being the result of hearing damage, and being in Hong Kong for the Tiananmen Square massacre: “I don’t think people care.” 25 seconds later: “I will own up when I misspeak.” pic.twitter.com/Yx0yAKSxzs — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 6, 2024

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) torched left-wing NBC News host Kristen Welker on Sunday for suggesting that former President Donald Trump was making false claims about the Biden-Harris administration’s disastrous response to Hurricane Helene. Cotton fielded the activist-minded questions from Welker Sunday on NBC News’ “Meet The Press” while talking about FEMA funds and the staggering amount of money that the administration has given to illegal aliens. “Trump has made, quite frankly, a series of baseless claims, including that the Biden administration is intentionally withholding aid from areas where Republicans live, also saying that FEMA funds are being redirected to migrants.” “Both those claims have been debunked,” she claimed. “They’re false.” When asked why Trump was “confusing people,” Cotton fired back: “I don’t think he’s confusing anyone. I think the administration did get caught flat-footed here and that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been proven to be over-matched by events again.” He said that the Biden-Harris administration failed by not activating the military immediately to assist with rescue operations, which led to hundreds of people being killed. “The simple fact is we’re more than a week on, we’re still not conducting recovery operations,” he later added. “They’re still engaged in rescue operations because Kamala Harris and Joe Biden were slow to answer the bell here. They were slow-footed, and they were over matched by events. You even had the secretary of Homeland Security saying there’s not enough money left in the fund. So it is the case that the administration itself, the secretary who oversees FEMA, said there’s not enough money left in the fund. And they have been spending billions of dollars for the last four years to move migrants from our border, to put them up in hotels, and give them room service and maids. That’s simply a fact.” When Welker sought to defend the administration by claiming that the money was not from disaster relief, Cotton fired back: “It is true that FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants.” “Now, I understand some people say they’re separate funds, but we just passed a short-term spending bill,” Cotton said. “It’s very common for the administration to come and ask for permission to move money between funds, especially to prepare for emergencies.” “And, second, I would note that this administration seems to have no problem finding money when they want to spend it on their priorities,” he continued. “When they need hundreds of billions of dollars to pay off student loans for graduate students in gender studies programs they somehow find it. When it’s trying to get helicopters to deliver food and water and cellular service and life-saving medicine into these mountain valleys, they somehow can’t seem to find the money.” WATCH: Welker: “Do you think this is a time to falsehoods aside like FEMA funds being redirected to migrant?” Sen. @TomCottonAR: “It is true that FEMA and DHS have been spending billions of dollars on migrants… This administration seems to have no problem finding money when they want… pic.twitter.com/SGgxZ7BcHZ — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 6, 2024

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CNN’s Dana Bash, channeling Univision’s Jorge Ramos, ended her interview of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) by questioning how Hispanics in that state might vote for Donald Trump. The whole thing, quite frankly, reeked of elite bigotry. If you close your eyes, you can sense the smug sense of leftwing entitlement emanating from your television set or mobile device as Bash rants: CNN STATE OF THE UNION 10/6/24 9:27 AM DANA BASH: Senator, before I let you go, you of course, are from Arizona. That is a neck and neck state as well. I want to ask you about a key constituency there. A Marist poll showed last month that Trump and Harris are effectively tied among Latino voters in Arizona. Four years ago, Joe Biden won Latinos by 24 percentage points. Why is she underforming(sic)- underperforming so dramatically in that voting group? MARK KELLY: Well, I did, you know, tight races in 2020 and 2022. You know, polls in Arizona. They can bounce around a little bit. I will say this: just like the Muslim community in- in Michigan, the Latino community in the state of Arizona is going to benefit significantly from a Kamala Harris presidency. Harris and Walz are committed to their values. These are often middle-class and working class folks. You know, they're not monolithic on issues. But Kamala Harris cares about them and cares about their families. When you consider the way Donald Trump talks about immigrants and talks about people of color, my hope is that over the next 30 days that that starts to resonate with folks more in the state of Arizona, and she can win the state. I'm confident that she's going to win Arizona. She's going to be elected the next President of the United States. Obviously, in the next 30 days, we have some work to do. BASH: Yeah, I'll say. And certainly, at those voters who were saying that they are interested in voting for Donald Trump, particularly Latino voters. They've heard all the things that Donald Trump has said for the past eight years, and it's still really remarkable the way that it is tied among those key voters in your state. At a bare minimum, Bash is guilty of crass insensitivity towards a segment of the electorate that she clearly knows nothing about. At worst, Bash is simply displaying the left’s gross sense of entitlement, not just to the Latino vote but to the community itself. Bash very carefully tries to condemn an electorate that, just like every other demographic across the nation, has been hammered by high inflation, high food prices, high cost of shelter, high cost of insurance. And just like every other demographic across the nation, Latinos are disgusted at what is going on at the southern border, a significant portion of which runs through Arizona. But Bash, like a significant majority of the left, sees Latinos as being obligated to vote solely on matters of racial rhetoric, and solely in reaction to “things that Donald Trump” has said. This thinking is most recently embodied by MSNBC contributor Paola Ramos, who in furtherance of her book tour went on The Daily Show and said: “Anyways, long short, I think what Trumpism does really well as many think about the Latino voting bloc, they're betting on this one idea. And that is the fact that there are some Latinos that are so Americanized and assimilated now that they too will sort of buy into the nativism. That they too will look at, here are the words, ‘Send them back,’ and not at all see themselves reflected in that ‘them.’” Just so you know, when Ramos says “Americanized” and “assimilated” she really means “aligned to whiteness”: "For so many years the story of 'Latinidad'...revolved around this idea that... in order to achieve the American Dream, our parents or the older generation of Latinos...had to get as aligned as possible to whiteness...assimilate, and conform to this idea...of what Latinos were." pic.twitter.com/MuSoBOiPDy — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2021 Whether Bash simply regurgitated something she read while on the toilet a few hours earlier, or held these deep-seated bigotries for a long time is not for me to determine or relevant to this conversation. What is problematic is the Regime Media now vocally beginning the process of maligning minority communities that do not fall in line with Democrats a month ahead of the election. Expect this nonsense to intensify if polling among these communities is consistent, and especially if Trump wins.