Joe Scarborough loses what little bit of a mind he has left on Morning Joe.
He not only loses his mind, he starts lying like … like, well like Joe Scarborough, but in a higher liberal bitch voice. Somebody needs to tint his hair blue during this rant.
The true ranting starts at 1:45 when he decides that he can blame most of his anxiety on FOX and Republicans.
I was sooo excited to see this video. Not for the sick, liberal message of hate and murder she intended to share but for the reason that if you pay attention you will learn or see something new EVERY DAY. I worked in a dairy for years when I was in school but before this, I had NEVER seen a cow dance.
Gov DeSantis smashes leftist who accuses him of allowing racist mass shooting.
A fiery Governor DeSantis nuked a leftist a-hole after he accused DeSantis of allowing the racist mass shooting in Jacksonville to happen because of his policies.
The leftist is difficult to hear but you can kinda make out what he is saying in parts:
It’s great that DeSantis refused to be polite and just let the guy keep accusing him of this blatant nonsense. He interrupted and defended himself and his policies, including his support for law enforcement. And I love, love, love that he told the guy that nobody has their own truth, that there is one truth. Fantastic.
This really is a great clip of DeSantis doing what he does best, which is to push back against the ugly lies of the left. I don’t what this idiot thought he would accomplish but he gave DeSantis a great clip.
Seattle Museum of Pop Culture airbrushes JK Rowling out of Harry Potter exhibition, calling her a 'cold, heartless, joy-sucking entity' over transgender views.
A Seattle Museum has airbrushed JK Rowling from its hall of fame and Harry Potter exhibition over her gender-critical views.
The Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) in Washington hit out at the famous author and accused her of holding 'super hateful and divisive' opinions.
Its exhibitions project manager Chris Moore, who is transgender and uses the pronouns ‘he/they’, confirmed the museum would no longer contain any references to Rowling.
'There’s a certain cold, heartless, joy-sucking entity in the world of Harry Potter and, this time, it is not actually a Dementor,' he wrote in a 1,400-word blog post on Saturday.
'We would love to go with the internet’s theory that these books were actually written without an author, but this certain person is a bit too vocal with her super hateful and divisive views to be ignored.'
Moore accused the author of using 'racial stereotypes', 'fat-shaming' and a 'lack of LGBTQIA+ representation' in the books.
It defended its decision to remove all references to Rowling, 58, in a lengthy blog post on Saturday.
The museum still has Harry Potter memorabilia on display but any mention of the author of the franchise has been airbrushed.
Rowling has faced criticism for her views on transgender issues after she argued women should not be fired for believing biological sex is real.
Democrat Corrects Herself After Saying Trump Should Be Shot.
(If a Republican had said that about Biden, he would be indicted by now.)
Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett (D-USVI) had to correct herself on Sunday after she said during a live television interview that former President Donald Trump should be “shot.”
Democrats 'flagrantly unconstitutional' anti-White supremacy bill would 'gut the First Amendment.’
A new bill introduced in the House last week aims to curb White supremacy and hate crimes, but it has also sparked concern that it would blow a hole through the First Amendment.
The Leading Against White Supremacy Act of 2023, sponsored by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, would make it a federal crime not just to commit a crime that is inspired by White supremacy, but to post something on social media that promotes White supremacist views if someone else then sees it and commits a crime.
"It is a criminal hate speech law that would violate core principles of the First Amendment," George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley wrote in a Tuesday blog post. "It makes clear that the accused does not actually have to support or conspire in a crime."
Much of the bill deals with making it a crime to commit "conspiracy to engage in white supremacy inspired hate crime," outlining the elements of such an offense. Normally, criminal conspiracy statutes require two or more people working together toward the commission of a crime, but this bill only requires one person to actually be involved in the crime, if another person "published material advancing white supremacy, white supremacist ideology, antagonism based on "replacement theory", or hate speech that vilifies or is otherwise directed against any non-White person or group[.]"
The bill says that a published message would satisfy the bill if it is posted on social media or in any other way that has a likelihood that it would be viewed by people who are "predisposed to engaging in any action in furtherance of a white supremacy inspired hate crime" or "susceptible to being encouraged to engage in actions in furtherance of a white supremacy inspired hate crime."
Fox News Digital reached out to Jackson Lee’s office for clarification as to what those descriptions mean, but they did not immediately respond.
The bill also says that the published message satisfies the elements of the statute if a reasonable person would find that it could motivate someone with such a predisposition or susceptibility to act. A reasonable person standard is common in the law, but Turley commented on how Jackson Lee’s bill uses it to consider how a person with a predisposition to commit a hate crime might act.
"The bizarrely written reasonable person standard is so opaque and cryptic," Turley said in an email to Fox News Digital, that it is "enthralling."
"How would a reasonable person discern a predisposition to engage in White supremacy?" Turley asked, likening it to Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart’s 1964 test for pornography, in which he said, "I know it when I see it," rather than offer a clear definition.
"This is so flagrantly unconstitutional on so many levels from free speech to vagueness that it is actually impressive," Turley said in his blog post, warning that while the bill is highly unlikely to pass, it is reminiscent of laws like those in the United Kingdom under which someone was arrested for silently praying near an abortion clinic and another was convicted and sentenced to four years for "toxic ideology" when he had weapons as well as SS and KKK memorabilia in his bedroom.
The very idea that a bill like this would be introduced in the first place, Turley stated, is evidence of an "erosion of free speech values" like what is happening in other parts of the world.
Hateful NYC professor holds MACHETE to NY Post reporter’s neck, threatens to KILL him after asking about pro-life incident.
The Manhattan professor who cursed at students over their pro-life table and then knocked over their display and pushed pamphlets in the floor, well she’s apparently a very violent person.
When a New York Post reporter went to Shellyne Rodriguez’s door she actually put a machete to his neck and threatened to ‘chop him up’. Needless to say they left. But it didn’t end there.
She then put on a hoodie and followed them to their vehicle and began chasing the cameraman with her machete, presumably because he had footage of her holding a machete to the reporter’s neck.
Here’s video of her holding a machete to his neck:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObeKMZLGBG0
