I am guessing most of those *students* don't know what that sign means...

The Democrats’ Plan To Steal The Presidency For Good
I & I Editorial Board
April 26, 2024


While Americans brace for another contentious presidential election, the Democrats have a better idea: Subvert the Constitution in the name of “democracy.” Once again, the party of the left shows why it’s losing Americans’ trust.

Quietly but steadily, the Democratic Party has been advancing its latest bold idea to create a uni-party state: A “National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.”

In case you missed it, the Associated Press reported last week that “Maine will become the latest to join a multistate effort to elect the president by popular vote,” the 17th state to do so.

As the AP noted, “Under the proposed compact, each state would allocate all its electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote for president, regardless of how individual states voted in an election.”

The goal of this “movement” — it’s really a plot — is to get enough states to join to get to the magic number of 270 electoral votes, the amount needed to win the Electoral College. With Maine, the group now claims 209 electoral votes, a mere 61 away from their goal.

What’s wrong with this picture? Nothing, except it’s an out-and-out attempt at subverting the protections placed in the Constitution to keep from having a national popularity contest for the presidency. This is what Democrats call “democracy.” In fact, it’s a recipe for mob rule.

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No shock to students of history ...

The link between Palestinian Arab nationalism and the Nazi's goes back to Hitler.


Palestinian Arab Nationalism and Nazism are causes that include extermination of Jews.

Anti-semitism brings about a certain and distinctive ugliness to those who hold that view.

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National Enquirer readers loved reading positive stories about Trump: testimony
By Kyle Schnitzer

Just before the break, David Pecker testified that the National Enquirer's readers loved reading positive stories about Donald Trump — and how his run for the presidency made sales boom.

“All that base loved reading positive stories about Donald Trump,” Pecker told prosecutors on redirect.

“And when he announced his presidency, going from 'The Apprentice' to running for the president of the United States, our sales increased. Newsstand sales increased."