President Donald Trump, a captive of a corrupt court system, is a figure whose struggles resonate with our ethical values. Multiple judges and prosecutors in four different venues are bending the judicial cannon in ways never before witnessed by parading the injustice before the American people. This situation calls for our collective concern and action. 

Fortunately, the American people are getting it. Even Democrat advisor and pollster James Carville admits nothing the Democrats are firing at Trump is working.

A few of Donald's friends dropped by his New York Courtroom to offer support while he was under a unilateral gag order. The U.S. House Speaker, Mike Johnson, led an unprecedented group of House Republicans inside Trump's courtroom to show solidarity against our Judicial system's unlawful treatment of him.     

President Donald Trump, a captive of a corrupt court system, is a figure whose struggles resonate with our ethical values. Multiple judges and prosecutors in four different venues are bending the judicial cannon in ways never before witnessed by parading the injustice before the American people. This situation calls for our collective concern and action. 
Fortunately, the American people are getting it. Even Democrat advisor and pollster James Carville admits nothing the Democrats are firing at Trump is working.
A few of Donald's friends dropped by his New York Courtroom to offer support while he was under a unilateral gag order. The U.S. House Speaker, Mike Johnson, led an unprecedented group of House Republicans inside Trump's courtroom to show solidarity against our Judicial system's unlawful treatment of him.

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Israel’s very top-secret elite National Counter-Terrorism Unit rescue force, Yamam, successfully pulled off a daring and dangerous rescue of four of the remaining hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The entire nation was celebrating their rescue when the news came that a reporter for Al Jazeera in Gaza, Abdallah Aljamal, is a member of Hamas whose family held captive three of the hostages rescued.

One day after the rescue, President Biden’s alleged inside man, Israel War Cabinet National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz, was leading the charge to undermine Israel Prime Minister Benjamine Netanyahu.

Rumored to be doing Biden’s bidding, Gantz resigned from the War Cabinet to lead the left-wing opposition to Netanyahu by calling for a national election to remove him from office in the middle of a war, if you fathom that.

Israel’s very top-secret elite National Counter-Terrorism Unit rescue force, Yamam, successfully pulled off a daring and dangerous rescue of four of the remaining hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
The entire nation was celebrating their rescue when the news came that a reporter for Al Jazeera in Gaza, Abdallah Aljamal, is a member of Hamas whose family held captive three of the hostages rescued.
One day after the rescue, President Biden’s alleged inside man, Israel War Cabinet National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz, was leading the charge to undermine Israel Prime Minister Benjamine Netanyahu.
Rumored to be doing Biden’s bidding, Gantz resigned from the War Cabinet to lead the left-wing opposition to Netanyahu by calling for a national election to remove him from office in the middle of a war, if you fathom that.

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As a native Tampanian and a long-time consumer of the Florida beach life, I'm deeply troubled by the arrival of beachfront politics, particularly those involving tents and fireworks.

When you think Florida, you likely conjure images of our world-renowned, pristine white or brown beaches. It's a challenge to find a postcard from the 50s to today that doesn't feature a beach umbrella or what some Redington Beach insiders want to ban now refer to as tents.

Consider Treasure Island's crusade to vigorously enforce its fireworks ordinance on the 4th of July among clueless out-of-town guests.

So much for nostalgic scenes I've grown up with.

Now, I kind of get the fireworks thing, but I sympathize with the cops who have the impossible job of enforcing it. But the anti-umbrella/tent gig is ridiculous.  

Is all this necessary? I don't think so.

As a native Tampanian and a long-time consumer of the Florida beach life, I'm deeply troubled by the arrival of beachfront politics, particularly those involving tents and fireworks.
When you think Florida, you likely conjure images of our world-renowned, pristine white or brown beaches. It's a challenge to find a postcard from the 50s to today that doesn't feature a beach umbrella or what some Redington Beach insiders want to ban now refer to as tents.
Consider Treasure Island's crusade to vigorously enforce its fireworks ordinance on the 4th of July among clueless out-of-town guests.
So much for nostalgic scenes I've grown up with.
Now, I kind of get the fireworks thing, but I sympathize with the cops who have the impossible job of enforcing it. But the anti-umbrella/tent gig is ridiculous.  
Is all this necessary? I don't think so.

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Washington, DC, the heart of our nation, is adorned with symbolic monuments that pay tribute to the American citizens who have shaped our country's history.   



It is out of place that DC is putting forth another symbol that allows noncitizens to vote in City Council elections.

It's a significant development, as approximately 523 noncitizens were given the right to vote last Tuesday in our nation's capital.

This is outrageous and unacceptable, especially in DC. But is it a sign of things to come in the weeks leading up to the Presidential election?  

There are reports of flyers being distributed to newly arriving illegals and others already here, giving them instructions on how to register to vote.

One can imagine in left-dominated states the number of illegal voters that may well vote.

It's wrong and an insult to citizens and veterans.

Washington, DC, the heart of our nation, is adorned with symbolic monuments that pay tribute to the American citizens who have shaped our country's history.   
 
It is out of place that DC is putting forth another symbol that allows noncitizens to vote in City Council elections.
It's a significant development, as approximately 523 noncitizens were given the right to vote last Tuesday in our nation's capital.
This is outrageous and unacceptable, especially in DC. But is it a sign of things to come in the weeks leading up to the Presidential election?  
There are reports of flyers being distributed to newly arriving illegals and others already here, giving them instructions on how to register to vote.
One can imagine in left-dominated states the number of illegal voters that may well vote.
It's wrong and an insult to citizens and veterans.

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