Monday, August 3, 2026

Dr. Deborah Birx

Birx Says Blue States ‘Overclosed’ After Fauci Pleads the Fifth 111 Times

Former White House COVID Task Force Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx criticized pandemic-era restrictions after Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly declined to answer questions at a Senate hearing.

Fauci became one of the most recognizable public officials during the pandemic. He appeared regularly on television and helped shape the public messaging surrounding masks, vaccines, closures, and other restrictions. His refusal to answer questions at the hearing drew renewed criticism from opponents of those policies.

Birx, who worked alongside Fauci on the White House task force, addressed the hearing during an appearance on Newsmax. She argued that politics played a major role in how some states responded to the pandemic.
“There were solutions, but it became very political, and we all have to be aware, because it was a presidential election year,” Birx said.
She continued, “It was really important for blue states to show that they were taking this very seriously, and they overclosed. And we just have to be honest that that happened!”
Birx’s comments drew attention because she was also a prominent advocate for strict precautions during the pandemic.

Critics have pointed to her support for measures such as goggles and multiple masks. She also faced backlash after traveling to visit family during Thanksgiving  🦃 while encouraging Americans to avoid visiting their own relatives.

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Democrat Socialist candidate: "Cancel Thankgiving" 🦃

Wisconsin Democratic frontrunner Francesca Hong faces backlash over deleted 'Cancel Thanksgiving' post

Francesca Hong, the Democratic Socialists of America-backed frontrunner in Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, is drawing fire after deleted social media posts resurfaced, including a 2020 call to "Cancel Thanksgiving" and a 2019 complaint about "old white people" at a Culver's restaurant.

With fewer than two weeks before the August 11 primary, Hong's old posts on X handed conservative critics fresh ammunition and raised questions about whether the likely Democratic nominee can compete statewide in a battleground that often turns on the votes of the very people she once described as a source of anxiety.

The New York Post reported that both posts drew widespread mockery online Friday, with commentators from across the right seizing on the deleted Thanksgiving message and the still-visible Culver's post.

Hong's November 2020 post, since deleted from X, read plainly enough: "Cancel Thanksgiving. Should have done this in 1621." A follow-up elaborated on the reasoning:
"If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original superspreader event that killed indigenous folx [sic] and women, so be it."
The spelling of "folks" as "folx", a progressive neologism meant to signal inclusivity, drew its own round of attention. Conservative podcaster Stephen Miller posted a one-word reply on X: "'Folx.'"

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Pedestrian killed by Brightline

Brightline gets another one

A person crossing the railroad tracks in Lake Worth Beach was struck and killed by a Brightline train early Sunday, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said.

At 12:12, deputies responded to North G Street and Lake Avenue. The unidentified person was walking west and crossing the tracks, according to the accident report. The train was traveling north approaching Lake Avenue.

For reasons unknown, the pedestrian walked into the path of the train and was struck by the front left side of the engine, PBSO said.

The person was declared dead at the scene by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. [Source: WPBF]

More talks begin today on Iran

Trump says Iran talks begin Monday (today) after canceling ‘biggest attack since World War II’

The President says Gulf allies and Iran asked him to give diplomacy more time as negotiators seek to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and revive a June peace framework, though Tehran has not accepted his account or the proposed terms.

President Donald Trump said Aug. 2 that negotiations with Iran would begin the next afternoon after he canceled a massive planned U.S. strike, creating a new but uncertain opening toward an end to the five-month war.

Trump said the original planned operation “would have been by far the biggest attack since World War II” and “disastrous” for Iran.

Reuters reported July 31, citing CBS News sources, that U.S. and Israeli officials had been preparing strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, but Trump did not confirm whether those targets were part of the canceled plan.

Trump said Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Iran had urged him not to launch the attack. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told him regional governments “would much prefer a deal as opposed to an attack, because you don’t know where these attacks lead,” according to the President.

In a Saturday Truth Social announcement, Trump claimed regional governments had reached the “perimeters of a deal” providing for the immediate and complete reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a guarantee of no nuclear weapons development on the part of Iran. He said Israel had joined his commitment to pursue the agreement and that the attack would remain canceled only if a deal could be completed rapidly.

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California Wealth Tax

California Democrats buck Newsom and Becerra with vote to endorse billionaire wealth tax

California's Democratic Party resolutions committee voted to recommend endorsing a one-time 5% tax on the state's roughly 200 billionaires, defying both outgoing Gov. Gavin Newsom and gubernatorial nominee Xavier Becerra, who oppose the measure.

The committee's Saturday vote puts Proposition 40, formally titled the California 2026 Billionaire Tax Act, one step closer to an official party endorsement ahead of the November 3 ballot.

But the recommendation is not final. Full endorsement requires at least 60% of delegates to approve it during Sunday's general session, where delegates could also vote to take no position, a move that needs only a simple majority, or pull the recommendation for a separate floor debate.

Either way, the committee's action exposes a sharp rift inside California's ruling party over how far Sacramento should go in taxing its wealthiest residents, and whether doing so would protect state programs or simply chase money across state lines.

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I'm sure these bozos knew exactly how the Democratic Party would vote.

Possible criminal wrongdoing by the COVID doctor

'Maybe he's not immune'

Brand-new push for special counsel probe into Anthony Fauci who 'led this cover-up'

The saga of the COVID doctor who was 'drunk with power, drunk with pride, drunk with his own celebrity' may not be over just yet ...

A U.S. senator and trained physician who sat behind Anthony Fauci during his appearance before Congress last week is pushing for a special counsel to probe possible criminal wrongdoing by the COVID doctor despite a pardon from former President Joe Biden.

Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, said, "I think there is evidence that should be investigated, but this would take a special counsel."

"Twenty million Americans still have long COVID, including one of my loved ones, so those people deserve answers as well. This is why I'm calling for a special counsel," Marshall explained.

"We need to get this out of Washington, get the politics out of it and then go back and build this case: that Anthony Fauci for over 20 years funded gain-of-function research, then he led this cover-up as well. Then we got to get into the autopen pardon."

"Maybe he's not immune from what he said in the past. Look, this guy's slick. He's lawyered up. I don't know that we can throw him in jail over this, but I think that certainly a special counsel needs to get a hold of this. There's no way we can address this in one morning hearing in Congress."

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Democrats

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Sunday, August 2, 2026

Evening Sky 8-2-26

President Donald Trump has canceled a planned massive attack against Iran "for the future benefit of the WORLD … subject to being able to rapidly make a DEAL."

The commander in chief posted on Truth Social late Saturday night: "The U.S.A. is locked and loaded and ready to go against the Islamic Republic of Iran, at levels of Military Terror, Strength, and Power not seen since World War II.

Despite this, we have just been asked by Iran, and other Middle Eastern Countries, to hold off any attack in that the perimeters of a deal has been agreed to. This would include the Immediate, Complete, and Total OPENING OF THE HORMUZ STRAIT, and an end to Iran's nuclear threat.

"Based on this request, I have agreed, for the future benefit of the WORLD and, likewise, the survival of a successful and prosperous Iran, to cancel the attack, subject to being able to rapidly make a DEAL. [WND]

Good Night, Patriots!

TPS on Somali nationals blocked by Leftest Judge

Rep. Andy Ogles moves to impeach federal judge who blocked Trump's TPS decision on Somali nationals

A Tennessee Republican congressman says he will file articles of impeachment against the federal judge who blocked President Trump from ending Temporary Protected Status for Somalis, accusing her of defying the Supreme Court.

Rep. Andy Ogles announced on Friday that he plans to introduce the impeachment articles against U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs, who issued a ruling preventing the Trump administration from terminating TPS protections for Somali nationals.

Ogles, in a statement provided to Just the News, framed the move as a direct response to what he called Burroughs' refusal to follow Supreme Court precedent on the issue.

The congressman did not hold back. He accused the Obama-appointed judge of substituting her own preferences for settled law and acting to undermine the president's authority over immigration policy.

Federal judges serve lifetime appointments precisely so they can rule without fear of political retaliation. But that independence was never meant to be a license to override the elected branches on questions the Constitution assigns to them.

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DNC, the Party that wants your Trust, got scammed

Ken Martin Had Been DNC Chairman Four Days When a Scammer Robbed Him Blind

The DNC just mortgaged its own headquarters to stay afloat.

Then a stranger sent one email and walked off with $29,000 of donor money.

Find out what the party that wants to run your country couldn't figure out before they wired the cash. The Con Was So Simple It's Embarrassing. That email pretended to be Ken Martin – who had taken over as DNC chairman just days before the fraud hit.

A staffer read it and wired $28,860.92 to a stranger. The DNC caught the mistake within minutes, called Wells Fargo, and scrambled to claw back what they could. They recovered $7,000. The other $21,860 vanished.

That staffer no longer works for the DNC.

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Retalitory Strikes continue against Iran

Trump orders expanded strikes on Iran after missile attack shattered trust in peace talks

President Trump has directed the military to prepare a fresh wave of strikes against Iran that could begin within days, a sharp escalation after an Iranian missile attack on American forces in Jordan during active negotiations.

Trump previewed the coming offensive at a Friday cabinet meeting at Camp David, telling his war cabinet the United States is "going big" and accusing Tehran of negotiating in bad faith while simultaneously targeting American troops.

The New York Post reported that the military has drafted multiple options for fresh attacks, including a sustained bombing campaign lasting ten to fourteen days and potential strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, including electricity serving Tehran.

The order follows a sequence that would test any commander-in-chief's patience. On Wednesday, while Special Envoy Steve Witkoff was engaged in negotiations with Iranian counterparts, Iran launched five missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan. Trump learned of the attack not from his negotiator but from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Iran fired on U.S. troops mid-negotiation, and Trump responded within hours:
The U.S. military hit back the same day. U.S. Central Command struck dozens of targets tied to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including command centers and missile and drone facilities.

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Can we just wipe Iran out? This has gone on way too long and Iran is ever going to surrender.

AOC Condemning members of her own Party

Ocasio-Cortez accuses fellow Democrats of blocking a real 2024 primary, then scrambling to rewrite history

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now publicly calling out members of her own party for shielding Joe Biden from primary challengers in 2024, and then pretending they wanted him gone all along.

The New York progressive used a Thursday appearance on "The Majority Report" podcast to level a pointed charge at Democratic leadership: the same insiders who locked arms around Biden before a single primary vote were cast are now jockeying to claim they saw the problem early.

Ocasio-Cortez named no names, but her description of a "consultant class" racing to distance itself from Biden's failed candidacy left little doubt about who she meant.

Her comments land two years after Democrats lost the White House and amid an ongoing internal reckoning over how the party handled Biden's age and fitness.

For conservative voters who watched the 2024 primary season play out as a coronation rather than a contest, the congresswoman's admission confirms what many suspected at the time: Democratic leaders chose to protect a sitting president over letting their own voters decide.

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Iran continues to disrupt shipping

Tankers Hit Near Hormuz as Iran Warns of Wider Disruption

Two commercial tankers reported separate security incidents near the Strait of Hormuz overnight as Iran warned the United States that continued military pressure could disrupt other strategic shipping routes, raising fresh concerns about global energy supplies and the potential for another escalation in the five-month conflict.

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations, a British military-linked maritime security organization, said Saturday it received reports of two incidents near the entrance to the strategic waterway off Oman.

In the first, a tanker about 11 nautical miles northeast of Limah was struck by an "unknown projectile," damaging its engine room and leaving the vessel unable to maneuver. UKMTO said there were no reported injuries or environmental damage.

A short time later, the master of another tanker about 21 nautical miles northeast of Khasab reported seeing a large splash and explosion near the vessel. No damage or injuries were reported.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps separately claimed it struck two oil tankers traveling under what it said was U.S. military escort after they allegedly used an unauthorized route.

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Eleven Treasonous DSA Losers support Chinese socialism

DSA members sign pledge to 'support' and 'defend' Chinese socialism as party's ties to Beijing deepen

About a dozen activists from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Democratic Socialists of America have publicly pledged to "support" and "defend" China, the latest sign of a deepening relationship between the DSA and the Chinese Communist Party.

The signatories, approximately eleven self-described DSA or DSA International Committee members, put their names to a declaration hosted by Friends of Socialist China, a London-based group that has collected 952 total signatures for its pro-Beijing pledge.

The New York Post identified the DSA members among the signatories after The Times of London first reported on the list.

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Stupid headline to this article--There are 8 billion people in the world and only about 8.58 million people in New York City. So the world has 11 losers from the United States so far.

Presidents who visited Mt. Rushmore and Main Stream Media Coverage

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Saturday, August 1, 2026

Evening Sky 8-1-26

Peter Navarro cuts through the Fauci circus and gets to the real indictment: Tony Fauci is the Bernie Madoff of science.

Fauci built trust, cashed in on authority, hid behind institutional prestige, and left ordinary Americans holding the losses. The diary, the Senate hearing, the Fifth Amendment routine, and the Wuhan funding questions all point in one direction.

Fauci does not want to answer because the answers open the door to gain-of-function, EcoHealth, the lab-origin cover story, vaccine data, hydroxychloroquine suppression, lockdowns, and the whole pandemic confidence game. [Peter Navarro]

Good Night, Patriots!

Plan for Disarming Hamas

The Board of Peace for Gaza has published the full text of its “roadmap” for disarming Hamas

accomplishing the goals of President Donald Trump's peace agreement

Principle #1: All parties reaffirm their commitment to President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan to achieve peace in Gaza, which constitutes, together with the UN Security Council Resolution no. 2803 (2025), the agreed upon international framework guiding the implementation of this process.

Through this process, the parties aim at ending the cycle of destruction, securing the complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza Strip, restoring normal life, enabling Palestinian governance, reconstruction, security, recovery and economic development, rehabilitating damaged sectors and facilitate launching a credible political path that achieves self-determination and Statehood.

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Seattle Police Chief Fired

Asked to resign--he said "NO." He was then fired.

Seattle mayor fires police chief after mass shooting failures, then faces backlash from racial justice groups

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson fired Police Chief Shon Barnes after a botched response to a deadly food festival shooting, and now faces organized protests from civil rights organizations that call the move racially motivated.

Barnes, 55, was out of town at a law enforcement conference in Dallas when gunfire tore through the Bite of Seattle food festival on a Sunday evening, killing three people and wounding four others, including a two-year-old boy.

The Seattle Police Department then waited roughly five hours before holding its first public briefing, issued statements containing factual errors, and never activated AlertSeattle, the city's emergency notification system, to warn residents that at least one armed suspect remained at large.

By Wednesday evening, Wilson had seen enough. Fox News reported that the mayor called Barnes into a meeting and asked him to resign. He refused. She fired him on the spot, just hours after the two had stood side by side at a silent vigil for the shooting victims.

By Thursday, a coalition of racial justice organizations, the NAACP, the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, Byrd Barr Place, and Community Passageways, had organized a rally at city hall to protest the dismissal. Speakers cast Barnes's firing in explicitly racial terms.

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