President Trump on Sunday announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.
“Effective immediately, there is an ENERGY CEASEFIRE in the War between Russia and Ukraine. Both parties have agreed. Do not break it! Thank you for your attention to this matter,” Trump said on Sunday.
Later Sunday morning, Zelensky responded and said Ukraine supports the ceasefire.
“I just spoke with Mark Carney, @alexstubb, and @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte. We discussed the energy ceasefire announced by President Trump,” Zelensky said.
“Ukraine supports the ceasefire, and it is important that Russia support it as well. We are awaiting details from the American side. For our part, Ukraine always FULLY supports steps toward de-escalation, the protection of lives, and the decisions needed to end the war and guarantee lasting peace. Thank you!” he said.
I just spoke with @MarkJCarney, @alexstubb, and @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte. We discussed the energy ceasefire announced by President Trump. Ukraine supports the ceasefire, and it is important that Russia support it as well. We are awaiting details from the American side. For our part, Ukraine always FULLY supports steps toward de-escalation, the protection of lives, and the decisions needed to end the war and guarantee lasting peace. Thank you!
— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) October 11, 2026
The energy ceasefire comes after President Trump announced a historic diesel deal with Russia.
Trump said the US will now be importing diesel fuel from Russia.
The President secured several million tons of Russian diesel ahead of the midterm elections in addition to his executive order to slash prices.
Trump went off on Zelensky after announcing a deal with Russia to sell diesel to the US.
While speaking to reporters on Friday, Trump blasted the Ukrainian President’s refusal to make peace and blamed him for the continuation of the war with Russia after Ukraine’s latest attack on a Russian oil export hub.
“I think it’s time for Ukraine to get a new president,” Trump said, blaming Zelensky for high oil and diesel prices.
We now know where James Talarico really was when he disappeared for two weeks from the campaign trail.
His excuse was that he was suffering from the flu, but it appears he was suffering from a breakdown of sorts.
Talarico just vanished out of thin air after a September 28 fundraiser with TDS-infected actor Robert DeNiro and allies of NYC Mayor Zohran Mandani in New York. He was also raising money from the gay Human Rights Campaign in New York.
Talarico finally resurfaced on Friday, October 9, at the ACL music festival in Austin, Texas, the Gateway Pundit reported. His team tried to gaslight the country. “Hate to disappoint the conspiracy theorists, but James is still alive and meeting with voters at ACL today,” a Talarico spokesperson said as if it’s totally normal to disappear for two weeks in the heat of an election.
Trump called BS on his so-called flu last night while speaking at a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee.
Trump previously said that “bad rumors are coming out” as Talarico remained in hiding. Many speculated a mental health crisis or that he had fallen ill with a disease much worse than the flu.
It turns out he had a mental health crisis and was holed up at the Lindner Center of HOPE, an inpatient mental health treatment facility and psychiatric hospital in Mason, Ohio.
In a phone call placed by political strategist Rhein Amacher and journalist Nick Sortor to the Lindner Center, an employee confirms that Talarico had been “just discharged” from the facility on Saturday. He was seemingly discharged the day before, on Friday, but his discharge was likely not processed or finalized immediately. She did, however, confirm that he was at the facility.
LISTEN:
Nick Sortor broke the news on X after he and Amacher called the facility.
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Ohio mental hospital CONFIRMS James Talarico was discharged from the facility earlier this week
The “flu” thing was a BIG FAT LIE
Following reporting by @SaraGonzalesTX and @CarolineWren, a hospital employee told @RheinAmacher and I that Talarico had in fact been a patient at the Lindner Center of Hope near Cincinnati, Ohio, which specializes in around-the-clock mental health treatment.
While I sympathize with those dealing with mental health crises, this man is CLEARLY not suited to become a US Senator representing over 30 MILLION TEXANS.
The job doesn’t get easier after being elected — it only gets MORE stressful.
And Talarico clearly can’t handle it.
I pray he gets the help he needs, but Texans need a real representative they can rely on.
As previously noted by GOP fundraiser Caroline Wren on Saturday, Talarico appeared to have taken a private plane from Hamilton, Ohio, back to Austin, Texas, on Friday morning, just before he emerged at the music festival. Wren also pointed out that this is the same facility where Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo stayed for nearly two months during an episode back in 2023.
And the facility hosts drag shows, which is an added bonus for Talarico. Maybe his favorite drag queen was there.
What are the chances that a private plane took off from Austin and flew to tiny Hamilton airport in Ohio which is 20 mins from the Lindner Center, a private inpatient mental health treatment facility, and then turned around and flew back to Austin landing yesterday morning at… pic.twitter.com/ICSqp9sIG6
Former Los Angeles Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt also sounded the alarm on Friday, noting that while Talarico deserves “empathy,” he also deserves people to “savagely mock his smug, awful campaign advisors” for lying to the people of Texas and trying to hide this.
“Campaigns are brutal, and not everybody is cut out for it. You need very thick skin. As much as I don’t want Talarico anywhere near government, I also don’t want wish him harm, and no political office is worth having a breakdown. His awful advisors are at fault for this. They pushed him to be something he isn’t, and it didn’t work,” Pratt wrote.
My sources are telling me Talarico is in a mental health facility. His campaign has stopped actively planning events in the vital homestretch of the campaign.
If this is true, this is actually a time to pray for Talarico. We should, of course, savagely mock his smug, awful campaign advisors, by all means…and while yes, of course, this would be disqualifying for Talarico’s aspirations to be a Texas Senator, we must hold empathy for anyone undergoing crisis. Campaigns are brutal, and not everybody is cut out for it. You need very thick skin. As much as I don’t want Talarico anywhere near government, I also don’t want wish him harm, and no political office is worth having a breakdown. His awful advisors are at fault for this. They pushed him to be something he isn’t, and it didn’t work.
I’m praying that this isn’t true, and he’s OK. You want to win these fights on the battlefield of ideas, not the minefield of poor health.
The classic Prince Spaghetti commercial showed Anthony Martignetti racing home through Boston’s Italian North End. Its portrayal of immigrant family life resonated with Americans of many backgrounds, and it ran for nearly 13 years. Photo courtesy of Prince Spaghetti, via screenshot.
In the summer of 1969, a woman leaned out of a tenement window in Boston’s Italian North End and called, “Anthony! Anthony!” A 12-year-old boy who had immigrated from Italy three years earlier raced through the busy streets and burst into his apartment, where his loving family was setting dinner on the table. “Most days, Anthony takes his time going home,” the narrator says. But not today, because “Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day.”
The boy was Anthony Martignetti, a real North End kid, and the woman calling him was a neighbor, Mary Fiumara. Neither was a professional actor. Martignetti was discovered when three men asking for directions to Commercial Street turned out to be scouting the neighborhood for a Prince ad. Part of the commercial’s charm was that authenticity.
For reasons no one could have predicted, this TV commercial for a Boston pasta company became a symbol of Italian American pride and part of the fabric of American culture. It ran for 13 years. No matter where your family came from, if you grew up in the Northeast Corridor in the 1970s, you probably remember little Anthony.
The one-minute commercial captured the shared childhood experience of city children playing outside until they heard their names called down the block. Irish, Polish, Jewish, Black, and Hispanic working-class families in Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and Pittsburgh could recognize their own neighborhoods in that footage.
And while we Italian Americans believe we invented the family dinner and, on some level, the mamma, most people grow up with nostalgic memories of large family meals centered around traditional food. Although Anthony was Italian, a similar scene played out in the surrounding ethnic neighborhoods, with kielbasa, matzo ball soup, or Irish pot roast and potatoes on the dinner table.
For Italian American kids, it was comforting to see our neighborhoods and our families on TV. In our house, Sunday was pasta night, but Wednesday was Prince Spaghetti Theater night, when we would all watch the movie sponsored by Prince Spaghetti. Of course, the commercial ran multiple times during the evening.
It was also one of the few positive portrayals of Italian Americans on television. Unlike many other groups that file lawsuits or get triggered by stereotypes, Italian Americans generally have a love-hate relationship with Hollywood’s images of mafia, pistols, pasta, “fuhgeddaboudit,” and “gabagool.” With exceptions such as the movie Moonstruck, mob-themed portrayals dominate.
Another stereotype, less common today but familiar for decades, was the Italian American young man portrayed as a ladies’ man: impossibly good-looking but dumb. This image recurred from John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever to Vinnie Barbarino on Welcome Back, Kotter, Joey Tribbiani on Friends, and pretty much any character ever played by Tony Danza. Even Fonzie, the most iconic Italian American figure of the 1970s, was a girl magnet who, despite being the epitome of cool, didn’t finish high school.
Little Anthony gave the rest of the country a rare look into what our lives were really like, and we were grateful. Part of the reason Prince Spaghetti knew how to portray an ethnic family was that the company itself was an immigrant success story.
In 1912, three men from the same village in Sicily opened a small spaghetti shop at 92 Prince Street in the North End. Gaetano LaMarca ran the administration, Giuseppe Seminara handled sales, and Michele Cantella made the pasta. The business outgrew its storefront and moved to Lowell, Massachusetts, in 1939, where its plant became the biggest pasta mill in the country. A sign at the city line welcomed visitors to “Spaghettiville.” The Pellegrino family owned Prince until 1987, when it was sold to Borden.
The Prince story repeated itself across America because the New World offered immigrants the freedom to build and the rule of law to protect what they built. Ettore Boiardi arrived in 1914 from Piacenza, worked his way up in New York kitchens, and in 1928 launched the company that put Chef Boyardee on shelves nationwide. Amedeo Obici left Oderzo at age 11, sold roasted peanuts in Pennsylvania, and in 1906 founded Planters with fellow Italian immigrant Mario Peruzzi.
Domenico Ghirardelli, born in Rapallo, came to California during the Gold Rush and opened his San Francisco chocolate business in 1852. It remains in operation today. The Jacuzzi brothers, from Casarsa in northern Italy, worked in California orange groves while speaking only basic English before opening a Berkeley machine shop in 1915. Their surname became synonymous with whirlpool baths.
The children of immigrants carried the story forward. Amadeo Peter Giannini, born in San Jose to Italian immigrant parents, opened the Bank of Italy in San Francisco in 1904 to lend to immigrants whom larger banks refused to serve. Renamed Bank of America in 1930, it was the largest bank in the world by 1945.
For Italian Americans, Columbus Day is a celebration of pride and heritage, an occasion to honor these accomplishments and commemorate our history. New York’s Columbus Day Parade is the world’s largest celebration of Italian American culture and heritage. It is a day to mark that climb from tenement to boardroom and remember what it cost.
The Italian American connection to Columbus Day was born in violence. On March 14, 1891, a mob stormed the Orleans Parish Prison and murdered 11 Italian prisoners held in connection with the killing of New Orleans Police Chief David Hennessy. It was the largest mass lynching in U.S. history.
In April 1892, the United States paid Italy about $25,000 for the victims’ families. Three months later, on July 21, 1892, President Benjamin Harrison issued Proclamation 335, declaring October 21, 1892, the 400th anniversary of Columbus’s voyage, a general holiday and calling Columbus “the pioneer of progress and enlightenment.”
Congress made the observance annual through a joint resolution of April 30, 1934, and in 1971 it moved to the second Monday in October. This year, President Trump signed the Columbus Day proclamation on October 7, setting the holiday for October 12.
The proclamation states that Columbus Day “holds special significance for our incredible Italian-American citizens,” and notes that a replica of Baltimore’s Columbus statue, which rioters tore down and threw into Baltimore Harbor on July 4, 2020, now stands on the White House grounds.
Little Anthony most likely didn’t realize it, but he was carrying all of this history, heritage, and culture on his shoulders as he raced home in 1969 to eat Prince Spaghetti.
Oblivious Hollywood dullard Stephen King had the audacity on Thursday to ask folks on social media why a blatantly conservative TV series didn’t get nominated for an Emmy Award this year.
The Paramount+ series, “Landman,” is as right-wing as it gets — it’s pro-oil, anti-woke, and features a plethora of golden rants about green energy, electric vehicles, and other stupid liberal ideas.
The fact that King, a leftist if ever there were one, even likes the show is shocking unto itself. Less shocking is the obliviousness it took for the pompous liberal to wonder why the show was being snubbed.
“I don’t understand why LANDMAN didn’t get nominated for Emmy awards,” King wrote on social media platform X. “Particularly Billy Bob Thornton for best actor and Stephen Kay for best director. Is it politics, or what?”
I don’t understand why LANDMAN didn’t get nominated for Emmy awards. Particularly Billy Bob Thornton for best actor and Stephen Kay for best director. Is it politics, or what?
As noted by one X user responding to King’s post, it’s the same politics behind the equally conservative series “Yellowstone” never receiving an Emmy nomination.
Zeroing in on the exact politics in question, another X user rightly noted how the show “exposes ‘Green’ initiatives for the lies they are.”
“Yes, it’s political,” the X user added. “Are you really that big of a fool not to see it?”
Yes, actually, he is! I mean, he’s a man with a rich, rich history of ignorant and just plain dumb remarks.
And it really does take an impressive level of ignorance to not see the writing on the wall, especially as it pertains to such a right-wing show:
Those windmills aren’t saving the planet — they’re running on diesel and hypocrisy.
Billy Bob Thornton in *Landman* explaining why we can’t just wish away oil.
In one especially popular scene, actor Billy Bob Thornton’s character in the show ranted and raved about the insanity of giant concrete wind turbines.
“Do you have any idea how much diesel they have to burn to mix that much concrete?” Thornton’s character asked. “Or make that steel and haul this s*** out here and put it together with a 450-foot crane? You want to guess how much oil it takes to lubricate that f***ing thing or winterize it?”
“In its 20-year lifespan, it won’t offset the carbon footprint of making it,” he continued.
“And don’t get me started on solar panels and the lithium in your Tesla battery. And never mind the fact that if the whole world decided to go electric tomorrow, we don’t have the transmission lines to get the electricity to the cities. It’d take 30 years if we started tomorrow.”
One X user argued that this rant was the exact reason why the show has been snubbed:
@StephenKing Remember that monologue he did about the green energy scam. There’s your answer.
Complex, a mostly left-wing magazine, noted in a July report that the show “walked away from the 2026 Emmy nominations without a single major nomination, extending one of television’s strangest streaks.”
“Billy Bob Thornton, Sam Elliott, and the series itself were all shut out, even after Landman entered awards season with momentum from SAG recognition, Critics’ Choice attention, Golden Globe buzz, and its first major industry win at the ACM Honors,” the magazine added.
Again, the reason why is so obvious to anyone with the slightest awareness of Hollywood’s gross far-left political activism — activism that King himself has repeatedly participated in.
@StephenKing Find a mirror in your house. Stare into it. You are complicit in the reason and you damn well know it. The show expressed conservative ideas. That is not allowed in Hollywood, if you want to be accepted and get awards.
@StephenKing Yes it is political, mainly because dipshits like yourself in Hollywood can’t get over themselves long enough to recognize and acknowledge how good it is because some of the content is contrary to your idiotic, emotional and insubstantial narratives.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appears on ABC’s This Week to respond to Trump – October 11, 2026
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ran to ABC for an interview on Sunday to respond to Trump’s fury toward him and whine about the United States not giving enough support for him to try and win the war.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump went off on Zelensky yesterday after announcing a deal with Russia to sell diesel to the US. While speaking to reporters on Friday, Trump blasted the Ukrainian President’s refusal to make peace and blamed him for the continuation of the war with Russia after Ukraine’s latest attack on a Russian oil export hub.
“I think it’s time for Ukraine to get a new president,” Trump said, blaming Zelensky for high oil and diesel prices.
Trump later doubled down last night, saying Zelensky “should have an election” and that “Putin would like to see a settlement strongly,” but “Zelensky does not want to make a deal.”
Zelensky on Sunday told ABC’s Jonathan Karl that it’s Russia’s fault that the war has continued, calling for a ceasefire. “Don’t attack us. Don’t kill our children. We will stop attacking your diesel. And I think it’s fair, fair deal,” he said. It should be noted that Zelensky turned down a US-backed ceasefire back in February 2025 when he and Trump had an explosive meeting in the Oval Office.
Zelensky further responded to Trump’s calls for an election and new president, claiming “it’s up to our people” to choose a leader as he continues to hold the country under martial law, barring an election.
“President Trump said that that we need, Ukraine needs new president. So, first of all, with all due respect to President Trump, it’s up to our society, up to our people, to choose one or another leader,” he said. “Yes, we are in war, and how to do elections is really difficult. Not only that it goes absolutely not secured and it goes out of our law, out of our constitution, but the main thing is to have security infrastructure for this to give possibility people to vote.”
“Of course, it’s up to Ukrainians when to vote, how to do it, and to choose one or another person… I know that Putin wanted very much to change the president in Ukraine, I understand it, and if President Trump really wants to have some changes during elections,” he continued. “So please tell Putin: give us two months, 60 days of total ceasefire, 60 days, and we will organize elections.
He went on to blame Trump for the rising cost of oil solely on the war with Iran, but said it’s easier to blame Ukraine. “These people can’t find a key how to stop Putin, because it’s more difficult to stop Putin than to pressure others, because it’s more simple to speak about the prices and connect it with Ukraine,” he said.
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He later appeared to become emotional near the end of the interview while calling for US support to keep fighting the war and “stop Putin.”
“We count that United States will help us to do this… I think this is the main goal to stop him. This is the main deal to stop this war, and we count on American support,” he said.
“We will defend ourselves because otherwise we will lose our life and homes, our freedom, independence, Ukraine. We can’t lose it, and the truth is on our side,” he added while choking up and appearing to almost cry.
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by Matt Insley
He called the 2008 crash before it hit…
He called Trump’s 2016 win when the models gave Trump less than a 1% chance…
He called the Covid crisis of 2020…
Now Jim Rickards, former advisor to the CIA, the Pentagon and the White House, has made his most shocking call yet.
A Midterm Meltdown. On November 3rd.
And he’s not just talking. He’s moved more than a million dollars of his own money to get ready.
After all this time, it’s still worth asking the question of Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed: Whose side is he on?
I’m not just asking whether he’s a liberal. I’m asking whether he wants America to win, or if he’s one of those Democrats who only believes in America if it can be fundamentally changed to fit their own strange mold of good and evil.
In his case, the hard-left nominee in one of the oddest Senate races in many a year seems to have trouble distinguishing who’s the good guy in the Iran conflict, or whether the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — a despot who repressed his own people and murdered those who dissented — was worth condemning.
Yet again, on Friday, El-Sayed was asked about leaked audio where he discussed deliberately avoiding the subject while speaking in Dearborn, which is a Shia stronghold.
During the call with staff, El-Sayed noted that “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad” about Khamenei’s death, and “I just don’t want to comment on Khamenei at all.”
“Like, I don’t think it’s worth even touching that,” he added.
EXCLUSIVE:
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed told staffers he wanted to avoid taking a public position on the assassination of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei because “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad,” audio from a private campaign strategy meeting obtained by the Free Beacon shows.
During his appearance Friday, El-Sayed was asked by a reporter whether he regrets “the private comments you made on a leaked audio of a call, I think it was in early March, where you talked about the death of Ayatollah Khamenei and many people in Dearborn being sad that day.”
El-Sayed’s response was to say that reporters should give him questions he wants to answer.
Abdul El-Sayed gets angry when asked about whether he still mourns the death of Ayatollah Khamenei.
Abdul: “I’m not interested in talking about this, ask about healthcare instead.”
Reporter: “That’s weird, since you talk about foreign policy a lot.” https://t.co/DOXuYXfRYg
“I know your readers will get you clicks, but it’s actually not relevant to people’s lives. I’m just not interested in this dog and pony show,” he said.
“So I’m just gonna tell you: I think if you look at the legacy of this war — if you look at all that’s happened under war, the gas prices, the grocery prices, all that Donald Trump has done to devastate the lives of Michiganders because of this war — I think all of us regret that this war ever happened.”
“And if you — even Mike Rogers, who flip-flopped on this issue, doesn’t even know where he stands. He says the war needs to end,” El-Sayed continued.
“So you should go ask Mike Rogers what he thinks about this ridiculous war. But I don’t do the work of that — justifying illegal, ridiculous wars — because you want to ask me a question about a piece of leaked audio. Like, ask smart questions.”
The reporter then noted that his position on Iran was relevant, given that he frequently talks about foreign policy. But El-Sayed moved on to another reporter — who, presumably, he thought would ask him “smarter questions.”
The problem is that the smartest question is the one he can’t answer. And this shouldn’t be a difficult one to answer, since he’s big on foreign policy but can’t decide whether or not Israel or Iran is a bigger threat to the United States, including when asked by the moderator of his recent debate against Rogers:
Abdul El-Sayed REFUSES to say that Iran is a bigger threat than Israel…
“I’m just going to say that that’s a ridiculous hypothetical because here’s what’s happening right now. Our ostensible ally, Israel, has lobbied us to go to war with Iran,” El-Sayed said.
“We have watched as Iran has responded by bombing all kinds of countries in the Middle East and then choking off the world’s energy supply. So this is a situation in which I don’t think we should be a part. I don’t want to be pushed into war by Israel.”
And he won’t even condemn the IRGC absent of Israel being involved in the equation. Here he is at a town hall last month:
This is insane. A young Iranian-American describes how his family has been hunted by the IRGC, cites tens of thousands of protesters reportedly killed by the regime, and asks Abdul one simple question: Will you condemn the IRGC?
Eric Hafner, 35, is running to strip Alaska’s lone House seat away from Republican incumbent Rep. Nicholas Begich. But can he win? After all, Hafner is the only Democrat on the ticket, and midterms historically punish the president’s party.
There’s just one problem: Eric Hafner is nearly 3,000 miles away from Juneau, serving out a 20-year prison sentence in Otisville, New York.
According to U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger, Hafner repeatedly threatened elected representatives, judges, law enforcement officers, and private citizens.
“He further victimized these public officials, private citizens, and the public generally by calling in numerous false bomb threats to a courthouse, a police department, law firms, businesses, and an elected official’s office,” Sellinger said.
Reporting by The Blue Alaskan revealed that in 2016, Inmate #00932-005 told a police department that the officer who arrested him “deserves to get shot,” that he knew where the officer lived, and that the officer’s minor child would “get his head bashed in.”
Data from Ballotpedia suggests that just 3.8 percent of voters filled in the bubble next to this man’s name.
It is unclear whether these voters knew Hafner’s background. The ballot may have been a protest vote or a knee-jerk reaction to the “D” next to his name.
Regardless, Hafner poses a real danger to Bill Hill, the Democrat-backed independent seeking to unseat Begich.
Politico reported, “Hafner may be behind bars, but Dems fear he could lock up enough votes to help Begich hold his seat.”
To counter this, Wheel Dog, the D.C. Super PAC backing Hill, launched an ad highlighting Hafner’s unusual place of residence.
“The D by his name? Yeah, it stands for Doing Time,” the ad says.
The ad ends with a screen that reads “Alaska Democrats Vote Bill Hill.” Despite clear backing from a Democrat-funded Super PAC, Hill refuses to align himself with either party.
When Alaska’s News Source suggested that he would caucus for the Democrats, Hill responded, “I guess we’ll find out when the election comes.”
Also in the race is Libertarian Jim McDermott. Ballotpedia recorded that he received even fewer votes than Hafner.
At the end of the day, this race is about Hill and Begich.
Neither Hafner nor McDermott will likely win. However, because Alaska uses ranked-choice voting, they can seriously affect Hill’s chances of beating Begich.
According to Alaskans for Better Elections, “Ranked Choice Voting allows voters to rank candidates on the ballot in order of preference: first, second, third, and fourth.”
In this system, if a candidate gets over 50 percent of first-choice votes, they win immediately. Otherwise, the last-place candidate is eliminated, and those votes transfer to each voter’s next preference. This repeats until one candidate holds a majority.
This means second-place and third-place votes carry significant weight. If all Republicans mark Hafner as their second choice, transferred preferences could consolidate behind Begich instead of Hill.
With ranked-choice voting, Hafner may end up casting the deciding vote in an Alaska House race thousands of miles away.
Women smile and cheer as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signs a law to allow the murder of babies AFTER they are born alive!
Never Forget… Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz signed the REPEAL of “Born Alive Infants Protection Act” back in 2023.
This move by the governor repealed the “Born Alive Infants Protection Act.”
This is murder in my opinion.
Look at the women smiling and cheering with delight at this event. They KNOW the governor just gave Minnesota doctors the right to kill born alive babies that were not wanted by their mothers.
NEW BORN INFANTS CAN BE TERMINATED (INFANTICIDE) AFTER A LIVE BIRTH IN MINNESOTA
MN Governor Tim Walz signing to REPEAL the Minnesota “Born Alive Infants Protection Act.”
Now a botched abortion (an infant born alive after a botched abortion) or a healthy new born infant, Can Now Be LEGALLY TERMINATED after a live birth. This is defined as INFANTICIDE. Keeping the new born drugged until it’s death is been labled as ” COMFORT CARE”
Look how elated the women around Waltz are behaving…
Sophie Cunningham tells critics to “suck it” on the No Hesitation podcast with Drew Hanlen.
Sophie Cunningham, the second most popular athlete in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) responded to the latest derelict attacks by racist Sydney Colson.
Recently, Colson told Cunningham to “shut the f*ck up” after Cunningham said biological men should not be allowed to compete in women’s sports, a view that is popular with nearly 80% of Americans.
But the crazies in the “Womens” National Basketball Association, including Colson, disagree. They want to compete with dudes.
WNBA player tells Sophie Cunningham to “shut the f**k up” and says she doesn’t respect White players.
Remember, this is what Sophie said: “I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or… in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.” https://t.co/SzBY5rCa77
Sophie Cunningham responded to Syd Colson this week following the ignorant, racist attacks, “I literally don’t even care…if you’re going to live by the praise, you’re gonna die by the hate. They’re just thirsty to have attention or be relevant…I’m gonna continue to do me…whatever. SUCK IT!”
Here is the full exchange:
Sophie Cunningham: I literally don’t even care what anyone says about me anymore. Because I’ve said this so many times, if you’re going to live by the praise, you’re going to die by the hate. And the majority of these people have never picked up a ball in their entire lives. And they’re just like thirsty to, you know, have attention or be relevant in some type of way.
And like, no matter what anyone says to me, I’m going to continue to do me. I know what I bring to the table. It’s not always in the stat sheet.
And so for you to like not say I’m effective or any of that, whatever, suck it.
Anyway, let’s talk about some basketball because that’s why we’re here. And this is why we even started this pod. Let’s get into this first round. Yeah.
Sophie responds to the article from @TheAthletic demanding Fever to drop her
“If you’re going to live by the praise, you’ll die by the hate…..I’m going to continue to do me…..suck it”
This is the appropriate response. We should all be more like this. https://t.co/kfQuNw89dQ
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Ohio mental hospital CONFIRMS James Talarico was discharged from the facility earlier this week
Landman https://t.co/D1fQxOI5hm
