Not just proof there was fraud... but evidence that it was known, and allowed, by law enforcement and others.
Beth Pensky, a 54-year-old single mother from New Jersey who now lives in Florida, never tells anyone that she’s estranged from her only son and daughter.
“I lie all the time,” said Pensky, who told The Post her kids have rejected her because they’re “woke” and she is not. “I can’t tell anyone I don’t have a relationship with them. I had so much shame about it. It looks awful for me and makes me feel terrible so I lie.”
But her attitude changed when she — and a number of other mothers — read a Post story in November about Annabella Rockwell, a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College who claimed she’d been “totally indoctrinated” into hard-left ideologies at the school and had to be deprogrammed.
Election Watch (EW), a Wisconsin election integrity watchdog organization, has discovered that more than 150,000 votes cast in the 2020 presidential election cannot be connected with a valid address.
EW computer analyst Peter Bernegger said the group’s study of Wisconsin’s voter rolls found 45,000 such occurrences involving people who were living out of state in the Nov. 3 ballot, with another 107,000 documented instances on the part of voters who moved to another address within the state and cast a ballot in a different jurisdiction from the one in which they actually reside.
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A little-known lawsuit filed by a Utah man could rehash the ongoing controversy surrounding the 2020 presidential election, which he and many other Americans insist was marred by irregularities that undermine its legitimacy.
The lawsuit, Brunson v. Adams, was quietly added to the docket of the U.S. Supreme Court in late October and has since been scheduled for a hearing on Jan. 6 — fittingly, the two-year anniversary of the day that supporters of then-President Donald Trump protested the election results in Washington.
“The Bahamas and the United States have a shared interest in holding accountable all individuals associated with FTX who may have betrayed the public trust and broken the law,” the prime minister said. “While the United States is pursuing criminal charges against SBF individually, The Bahamas will continue its own regulatory and criminal investigations into the collapse of FTX, with the continued cooperation of its law enforcement and regulatory partners in the United States and elsewhere.”
CM: What's the opening bid on the SBF Suicide Pool?
Imagine my surprise when I woke up on this fine Friday morning to an announcement from Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona that she has left the Democratic Party.
There’s no hyperbole or twisting of words here. The headline is not clickbait. She actually left the Democratic Party and is now a registered independent. That’s a move some have speculated she’d make for years given her disagreements with leadership over the filibuster and the fact that the far-left hate her with the fire of a thousand suns. I never thought she’d do it, but here we are.
Alternate headline: Once again, Sinema shows Sen. Joe Manchin to be a coward.
Without quick action, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) scoring frameworks will become hopelessly embedded in our daily lives, and the people who push ESG don’t give a hoot about our well-being.
To those still unfamiliar with the ESG movement, it is, at its core, a mechanism by “which a cabal of ideologically aligned influential interests working through unelected supranational organizations are attempting to ‘reset’ the global financial system to their advantage.” Circumventing national sovereignty, free markets, and individual rights, global government organizations, the embedded bureaucrats staffing them, and the governments that fund and compose their membership are working with international corporations and financial elites to alter traditional financial methods of assessing risk and allocating capital and credit. Under an ESG system, companies, and likely soon individuals, will be assigned arbitrarily determined ESG social credit scores, which financial institutions, investment portfolio managers, and Big Tech could use to guide investment choices, decisions about who can participate in banking or get business licenses, and who can engage on social media platforms. Basically, ESG is a backdoor to a social credit score, encouraged by government, and typically imposed through regulations.
New study and warning from the American Heart Association: mRNA vaccines dramatically increase risk of developing heart disease — “The PULS Cardiac Test score has been measured every 3-6 months in our patient population for 8 years. Recently, with the advent of the mRNA COVID 19 vaccines by Moderna and Pfizer, dramatic changes in the PULS score became apparent in most patients.”
Kevin DeYoung offers a revealing, sad, and humorous comment: “Union with Christ may be the most important doctrine you’ve never heard of.” As a local church pastor, I understand what DeYoung means. Union with Christ is packed everywhere in theology and church history, and Paul references it more times than most Christians realize. But the doctrine of union with Christ needs more attention since many Christians cannot articulate what it means. So what is this especially important doctrine that you’ve never heard of?
Union With Christ: The Most Important Doctrine You’ve Never Heard Of
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the White House's chief medical adviser who was tasked with shepherding the country through the pandemic, acknowledged this week that COVID-19 might have been created in a lab and subsequently leaked to the public.
Fauci's latest statement — through an interview with The Washington Post — lends credibility to the theory of a laboratory in Wuhan, China, artificially creating the COVID-19 virus.
All national declines ebb and flow. The street violence and chaos of the summer of 2020 marked the moment the curtain was pulled back, the country’s true psychic state revealed for a single season before the curtain fell once more—President Biden entered office, the pandemic subsided, normalcy seemed to return.
FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried’s humiliation continued. It was reported that he lent himself $1 billion through his hedge fund; he cashed out $300 million last year and told investors it was a partial reimbursement, and even apparently collected $370,000 in PPP loans when the company was already worth ten-figures.
Theranos founder and convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison.
And Elon Musk admitted that he intends to enforce a new censorship regime at Twitter that includes shadow-banning content. This comes after the Tesla CEO has touted the importance of free-speech on his newly acquired platform. (Also this week, a Tesla burst into flames on a Pennsylvania highway.) Musk did throw conservatives a bone by finally reinstating the satirists at the Babylon Bee. (Why wasn’t this done on day one?) But other folk heroes like Donald Trump (who is literally running for president right now) and Alex Jones remain banned. Musk says he will deboost and demonetize “negative/hate tweets,” which could be defined as anything he wants to censor. We at the Breitbart Business Digest remain skeptical.
