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In The Mailbox: 04.16.25 (Evening Edition)

Posted on | April 17, 2025 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 04.16.25 (Evening Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Major General Tereshkova might not be this rude to Katy Perry and the other a$$tronauts, but then she might, being a working-class girl from Maslennikov in the Yaroslavl oblast.
Call for Authors! North American Fantasy Sale is impending!
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

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OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: EV Production Causing Environmental Devastation in Indonesia
EBL:  Saudi Arabia’s LIV Golf hires (former) Bud Light Ad Campaign Manager Alissa Heinerscheid, Happy Face, Parisians Gather in Song as Notre Dame Burns, The YouTubers Must Be Crazy, and Chairman Xi Plots His Revenge
Twitchy: Some Of J.K. Rowling’s Best Reactions To UK Supremes Protecting Women’s Rights, Here’s What El Salvador’s VP Told Sen. Van Hollen Has To Happen Before He Can Visit Imprisoned Illegal, and President Trump Reflects On Christ’s Suffering & Resurrection In Moving Easter Speech
Louder With Crowder: Trump lets Oval Office take turns blasting CNN’s simping over an illegal alien gang member, then Scott Jennings joins in, Occasional Cortex vs. Taylor Lorenz: Who said more batsh*t crazy stuff this weekend? Liberals have found something else Americans love that’s destroying the planet, Woke city council declares itself a “trans, intersex, and gender diverse sanctuary city” and does so UNANIMOUSLY, and As Trump wows the UFC, Bernie Sanders goes on cranky old man rant at Coachella about the oligarchy
Vox Popoli: The Billionaires are Scared, Gangstalking is Real and Federally-Funded, IF YOU HAD A TIME MACHINE, The Empire Never Ended, and NATO’s Failed War on Russia
The Bugscuffle Gazette: Chickens defending KFC
Stoic Observations: Cavemen In Connecticut, Liars At Langley
Upstream Reviews: Shadow Card Guardian

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
CDR Salamander: Kendall, NGAD, & The Acquisition Mindset That Must Go
Don Surber: No CBS, Maryland is not part of El Salvador
Matt Taibbi: Timeline – The Case of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia

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Cody Balmer Update: Crazy, Yes, But Also Ranting About ‘the Palestinian People’

Posted on | April 16, 2025 | Comments Off on Cody Balmer Update: Crazy, Yes, But Also Ranting About ‘the Palestinian People’

After Tuesday’s victory lap — in which I congratulated myself for deducing that Cody Balmer was mentally ill — it is now time for me to eat some crow for dessert, as it turns out that the arsonist who lit up the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion also had a political agenda:

The madman who carried out a firebomb attack on Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s home was driven by antisemitism and fury over what the Democrat “wants to do to the Palestinian people” – and called the Jewish governor a “monster,” police alleged in a search warrant.
Alleged firebug Cody Balmer, 38, called 911 following the Sunday attack, identified himself by name, and delivered the chilling message addressed to the governor over the phone, according to warrant details obtained by The Post.
Balmer said he needed to know that Shapiro — who had hosted Passover dinner just hours before the attack — “will not take part in his plans for what he wants to do to the Palestinian people,” the police warrant read.
He also said the governor needed to stop killing his friends, telling police “Our people have been put through too much by that monster” and that “all he has is a banquet hall to clean up.”
“You all know where to find me. I’m not hiding, and I will confess to everything that I had done,” Balmer allegedly told a 911 operator over the phone, according to the warrant.
Prosecutors say the phone call indicates antisemitism and anti-Israel beliefs were behind Balmer’s alleged attack. . . .
But even if antisemitism is found to be the motivation, [Dauphin County District Attorney Fran] Chardo said adding a hate crime charge wouldn’t change Balmer’s sentencing if he’s found guilty.
“Pennsylvania hate crimes statute would just increase the grade of the offense, that’s all it does. We’ve got five first degree felonies that we’ve charged. It doesn’t get any higher than that,” Chardo said.

So he wasn’t merely a kook, but a pro-Palestinian kook — like those dangerous mobs at Harvard, Columbia and other Ivy League schools.

Dana Pico at First Street Journal:

With his past criminal background and his obvious mental issues, no one can say that there was any real, logical reason behind Mr Balmer’s actions, but it is true that bad causes attract bad people. Is it also the case that bad causes attract crazy people?

Cody Balmer was both bad and crazy.



 

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In The Mailbox: 04.16.25 (Afternoon Edition)

Posted on | April 16, 2025 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 04.16.25 (Afternoon Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Monday and Tuesday were eaten by tax returns.
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

Breaking news from last week

OVER THE TRANSOM
Director Blue: Capitalism vs. Socialism
357 Magnum: Math Is Racist Again (According to The Left)
EBL: White Bird, The Amateur, Rory McIlroy Wins Masters, On the Death of President Abraham Lincoln, and The Amateur (1981)
Twitchy: LA Times Sports Columnist Cries Foul Over Dodgers’ Visit To White House, Trump’s Move After Judge Restored AP Access Didn’t Go The Way The Media Expected, and Tom Homan Brings The Hammer Down On Dems Trying To Bring Back Deported Illegals
Louder With Crowder: Trans Activist demands Democrats double down on trans issue because, quote, “science is on our side”, Shocker! NYC actually arrested the woman who assaulted a pro-life journalist , Out of 212 Democrats, only FOUR voted to prevent illegal immigrants from voting in our elections, Jasmine Crockett makes scandalous claims she is in an abusive relationship… with Donald Trump, and Ukrainian immigrant with ties to satanic cult murders his parents to obtain money for his next target… Donald Trump
Vox Popoli: The Banned Taxonomy, Trade Deficit = Whip Hand, Ill-Suited for War, Mailvox: The War on Fertility, and This Would Be Why
Upstream Reviews: Children of the Enaisi
The Bugscuffle Gazette: Recharged
Defending The Wood Perilous: Susan Got What Was Coming To Her
Stoic Observations: That Time I Knew, also, It’s Only Star Trek

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CDR Salamander: The SECNAV Received His Direction & Guidance
Dana Loesch: RFK Jr. & Autism, also, That Blue Origin Flight
Don Surber: Trump listed NO illegal aliens as dead
Matt Taibbi: Taylor Lorenz Is Cretinous & Deranged
Michele Catalano: Where I Am (Not Here)
STUMP: The Week In Meep – Holy Week 2025

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Crazy People Are Dangerous: Pennsylvania Arsonist Edition

Posted on | April 15, 2025 | Comments Off on Crazy People Are Dangerous: Pennsylvania Arsonist Edition

As soon as Pennsylvania State Police announced that Cody Balmer had been charged with setting the fire at the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion in Harrisburg, someone found Balmer’s Facebook page and a deep dive found little evidence to point to a motive. Like most other people — including Gov. Josh Shapiro himself — I immediately assumed the motive must be antisemitism. Like, you attack the residence of the Jewish governor on the first night of Passover, what else could it be?

So when I plunged into Balmer’s Facebook page, I expected to find evidence that the suspect was either (a) a neo-Nazi Jew-hater or (b) a “progressive” pro-Palestinian Jew-hater. But there was no evidence of either inclination. In fact, there was very little hint of political inclinations at all. The guy was a welder and mechanic, with a black wife and four mixed-race kids, which obviously seemed to rule out any neo-Nazi tendencies, but there weren’t any “free Palestine” messages, either, He had a couple of sarcastic posts indicating he wasn’t a big fan of Joe Biden, but there weren’t any MAGA pro-Trump messages, either. Thomas Stevenson of The Post Millennial dug even deeper than I did and discovered that Balmer described himself as a “registered socialist,” so it’s a fair surmise he was a Bernie Bro back in the day, which might explain his disdain of Biden as an “establishment” Democrat.

However, there were also a couple of indications that Balmer’s life had taken a downward turn in recent years. In 2023, he was charged with three counts of assault, and more recently his Harrisburg home — which reportedly had once belonged to his grandmother — had been lost in foreclosure and sold at auction at the county courthouse. Then on Monday afternoon, the anchor on CNN (I watch CNN, so you don’t have to) mentioned that police said “mental health issues” might be a factor. And then there was a court hearing, and oh, boy!

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania man accused of firebombing Gov. Josh Shapiro’s mansion was out on bail when he allegedly carried out the arson, The Post can reveal.
Cody Balmer’s mother, meanwhile, said she desperately tried to get police to lock up her son prior to the attack.
Balmer, 38, pulled sick faces as he was hauled back into a Harrisburg courtroom for his arraignment Monday, where he was hit with eight charges including terrorism, aggravated arson, criminal homicide and prowling at night.
The former mechanic, who said he is now jobless, penniless and lives with his parents, was free after making bail for a 2023 simple assault charge, courts spokesperson Stacey Witalec told The Post.
In that case, he was accused of stomping on his 10-year-old son’s broken leg and battering his wife, according to a police report.
Judge Dale Klein promptly order him held without bond, to which he replied, “Thank you, ma’am.”
He had a ragged beard and looked gaunt as he struggled to hold his belt-less pants up while being led in and out of the courthouse. He sat breathing heavily in the defendant’s chair as he spoke with the judge.
Police said Balmer hopped the fence at the official governor’s mansion in Harrisburg home about 2 a.m. Sunday and hauled a handful of Molotov cocktails into the historic residence while Shapiro, his wife and his two children slept.
Shapiro, a Democrat who is Jewish, had just celebrated the first night of Passover. He and his family escaped unharmed, but the damage to the mansion is estimated to be in the millions.
Balmer told the judge that he had no income and had been living with his parents for the last year, and when asked whether he had any kids replied that he had “a lot” but declined to elaborate.
He also said that “the rumor” about his dangerous mental health was true, and suggested that medication he took to treat it had been negatively affecting him.
“Medication led me to different types of behaviors,” Balmer told the court.
Balmer’s mother Christie told CBS News that her son was “mentally ill and he went off his medication” in the days before the fiery attack.
Exactly what mental ailments Balmer suffers from remains unclear, but his mother said she went to four different police departments for help to get her son “picked up” before the firebombing – but was rebuffed each time.
Balmer turned himself into police Sunday afternoon and allegedly confessed to the attack, according to a Harrisburg police report.
He told investigators that he made the improvised bombs with Heineken beer bottles and gasoline from his lawn mower.
Balmer also allegedly told police he was ready to beat Shapiro with a hammer if he encountered the governor inside the mansion, and that he knew the pol’s family was likely inside at the time.

He’s not MAGA. He’s not Antifa. He’s not a Nazi or a “free Palestine” type, he’s just crazy, and Crazy People Are Dangerous.



 

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Rule 5 Sunday: Fresh From The Shower

Posted on | April 14, 2025 | Comments Off on Rule 5 Sunday: Fresh From The Shower

— compiled by Wombat-socho

No deluge of Substackery this weekend so no Sunday linkagery.
This week’s appetizer courtesy of Rule5Texan, I think.
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM: Rule Five Self-Deporting Friday, and the Saturday Gingermageddon

EBL: Saturday Night Girls With Guns, Julie Andrews, Noone Is Shocked By Lauren Boebert In Miniskirts, Willow, Real Genius, Unicorn Day, Winston Churchill Day, The Masters, Venus De Milo, Interesting Things, MAGA – Markets Continue To React To Trump, A Complete Unknown, Abba – “Waterloo”, and The Doors

A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Kathi Mod?l, I Hope So, Now, About Those “Dire Wolves”, Fish Pic Friday – Tisha Rodrigues, Thursday Tanlines, The Wednesday Wetness, Zen, The Monday Morning Stimulus, Palm Sunday, and Watermen Still Not Happy With Striper Regs

BACON TIME: Rule Five Butt It’s Friday

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‘Clearly a Fanatic of Some Type’

Posted on | April 13, 2025 | Comments Off on ‘Clearly a Fanatic of Some Type’

Robert Shawn Detherow

Flagler County, Florida, is a wonderful place with many wonderful people, including Sheriff Rick Staly, who is one of the most experienced law-enforcement officers in the entire United States. Sheriff Staly first became a cop in 1975 in Oviedo right out of high school, then spent a year with the Altamonte Springs Police Department before becoming a deputy in Orange County, where he rose through the ranks for more than 20 years before retiring as the No. 2 man in the department in 2001.

Staly formed a private security company, then sold it, and decided to return to law enforcement in Flagler County, where he has been elected sheriff three times since 2016. During his 50-year career, Sheriff Staly has probably seen a lot of crazy things, but perhaps none as crazy as the standoff last June in the town of Palm Coast. It began just after dawn on the morning of June 5, with “a disturbance call on Forsythe Lane in reference to an individual who had blocked the road with ‘junk’ and was playing loud music.” Forsythe Lane is a middle-class development just a mile or so inland from the beach. It’s a pleasant-looking neighborhood, and most people would consider themselves extremely fortunate to live there, with the palm trees and sunshine. But most people are not insane, which was the problem with 55-year-old Robert Shawn Detherow.

Video of the resulting incident has been uploaded to YouTube, and you can see a female deputy arrive to encounter this scene:

Detherow had apparently emptied out his house, strewing his possessions in the front yard and blocking the street. And as for the neighbor’s complaint of “playing loud music,” shortly after the deputy steps out of her vehicle, Robert Detherow’s stereo begins blasting the Hoyt Axton version of a very old song:

Oh, I’m a good old Rebel,
Now that’s just what I am.
For this Yankee nation
I do not give a damn.
I’m glad I fought against her,
I only wish we’d won.
I ain’t asked any pardon
For anything I’ve done.

That song was first published as a poem in 1867, written by Confederate Maj. James Innes Randolph. Far be it from me to disdain any expression of Southern pride, but if you’re a sheriff’s deputy responding to a disturbance call and hear that song? Not a good omen.

Robert Detherow was bonkers, berserk, demented, deranged, daffy, wacky, off his rocker, non compos mentis, nuttier than a Snickers bar, a few fries short of a Happy Meal and cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.

The deputy wisely called for backup. There is some explanation of Detherow’s mental condition. He has claimed to be a military veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), although this information was not verified. He had once been employed by Flagler County, but quit in 2021. And in March 2024, just three months before this incident, Detherow’s 22-year-old son had been arrested for stabbing a man in an argument about religion at a Circle K convenience store.

In a press release, the sheriff’s department said that, due to the prior investigation of the son’s crime, deputies knew that Detherow “had an arsenal of firearms in his home.” Furthermore, investigators “located disturbing videos Detherow made and posted to his Facebook profile and YouTube channel in the previous few days alluding to ‘suicide by cop’ and becoming a martyr.” The title of that video is “Come to my house and arrest me Rick Staley” [sic] and shows Detherow standing in his living room, wearing a Confederate cap and waving a Bible around while claiming that his Fourth Amendment rights have been violated.

What ensued was a five-hour standoff that, thank God, ended without anyone getting hurt. Afterwards, Sheriff Staly spoke to the media:

“I would describe [Detherow] as a religious fanatic, to some degree one of these ‘sovereign citizens.’ . . . He’s clearly a fanatic of some type and I’m sure that the neighborhood is glad that he’s been apprehended.”

At a court hearing about a week later, Detherow seemed sufficiently self-aware to admit he was crazy as a loon:

After his arrest, Detherow unleashed a string of verbal attacks on the arresting deputy.
“I don’t know what I said. I was having a psychotic break. Obviously I needed help,” Detherow said, after Assistant State Attorney Jason Lewis asked him if he’d threatened the life of Sheriff’s deputy Necole Marsan, if he’d threatened to dismember her, rape her and torture her for billions of years. . . .
“The allegations with regard to this incident describe behavior that’s not only dangerous, but completely irrational,” [Circuit Judge Terence Perkins] said. Detherow “chose to escalate the response by law enforcement for no apparent reason in ways that not only put the community in danger and the law enforcement officers specifically, but put him in danger, for reasons that relate to his post traumatic stress is what I’ve heard.” . . .
Perkins said he had no evidence regarding Detherow’s PTSD, his mental health history or any psychiatric issues. His attorney presented none. . . .
“My obligation is to keep the community, law enforcement and the defendant safe,” Perkins said. “I’m not going to risk this type of incident happening again . . .”

At that point, the judge denied bail for Detherow. Jail records indicate that Detherow was released in September on $34,000 bond, and so far there’s been no further news on the case. However, in the case of Detherow’s son — accused of stabbing a man at the Circle K — the charges were thrown out in a “startling” ruling under Florida’s “stand your ground” law. It turns out that there was no surveillance video of the incident, and after hearing testimony from everyone involved, the judge decided that the younger Detherow’s testimony was most credible, raising a self-defense claim that could not be disproven. That’s . . . crazy.

On the other hand, maybe “this Yankee nation” is not all bad. Maybe the “religious fanatic” and his son (who was reading his Bible on the picnic table next to Circle K before the stabbing happened) got some divine intervention. Maybe there is still hope for justice in America.

We could speculate on the cosmic implications of all this, but in the end we are certain of only one thing: Crazy People Are Dangerous.



 

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FMJRA 2.0: An Almost Perfect Week

Posted on | April 12, 2025 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: An Almost Perfect Week

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Well, at least if you were a Senators fan. We began the week with two wins against Pete’s Brewers in Milwaukee, and then came home to sweep the New York Giants at RFK, with Spaceman Lee racking up his 10th win, Bob Johnson his 9th save, Carl Morton picking up his 6th & 7th wins (against 13 losses) and Dave Kingman teeing off on Giants pitching, hitting his 21st, 22nd, and 23rd dingers in each of the three games. With all of this winning, we’re still one game behind the A’s in the basement of our division at 40-49, but we’re up against the 34-54 Angels Tuesday (going to have to reschedule that one) and the 33-53 Yankees on Friday. We may escape the cellar yet.
Meanwhile, it’s been mysteriously slow in the tax mines so far this weekend, so much so that I’m taking a few hours off this afternoon.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

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Dow Jones Gains Nearly 3,000 Points After Trump Deports Gay Makeup Artist
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Texas Murder: An Exclamation Point on My Argument About ‘Adolescence’
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FMJRA 2.0: The Royals, With Cheese
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In The Mailbox: 04.06.25
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Rule 5 Sunday: Eva Sinclair
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Hitler, the Nobel Prize and ‘Grease’
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In The Mailbox: 04.07.25
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In The Mailbox: 04.09.25 (Afternoon Edition)
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In The Mailbox: 04.11.25
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Top linkers for the week ending April 12:

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In The Mailbox: 04.11.25

Posted on | April 12, 2025 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 04.11.25

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Usual weekend deadlines for the usual weekend posts.
Four more days left in the Death March to April 15. 
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OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: “Education” in Chicago, also Air Conditioning is Serious Business in Florida
EBL: Old Soldiers Never Die, They Just Fade Away, You’re Fired! Space Force Col. Susanna Meyers, Willow, and No one is shocked by Lauren Boebert mini dresses
Twitchy: Victor Davis Hanson – If One Wanted To Destroy The U.S., The Last Four Years Would Have Been The Blueprint, Colo. Dad Nukes School Board For Alienating His Daughter In The Name Of Trans Acceptance, and BBC Journos Aghast A Politician Bases Views On Reality Not Netflix Fiction
Louder With Crowder: Valor-stealing Democrat declares Trump guilty of insider trading, but then he’s asked to present proof, Millionaire celebrity Whoopi Goldberg tells YOU to “suck it up” and pay MORE in taxes, Jasmine Crockett rants that if you can’t afford your home, it’s totally because Trump is deporting illegal aliens, and Three Trump wins this week the media doesn’t want you to know about
Vox Popoli: Identifying Autism, The True Author of Shakespeare’s Plays, and AI vs Organic
According To Hoyt: A Choice of Evils, The City At World’s End, STORM-DRAGON, and The Masquerade is over
Upstream Reviews: The Legion of Space
Toni Airaksinen: Math Is Racist? Middle-School Curriculum Writer Has Opinions
Jim McCoy: Warner Brothers’ A Minecraft Movie
Gab: The Doom Loop Of Generational Greed

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American Conservative: Congress Hates Trade Wars—but Doesn’t Mind Real Wars
American Greatness: DNI Chief Tulsi Gabbard Confirms Electronic Voting Systems Are Vulnerable to Hackers; Calls For Shift to Paper Ballots, also, Paying a Heavy Cost for Going After a Tax Cheat Named Hunter Biden
American Thinker: The Left Achieves Peak Political Insanity
Animal Magnetism: Rule Five Self-Deporting Friday
BattleSwarm: LinkSwarm For April 11
Behind The Black: China launches another technology test communications satellite payload, Vast signs three more customers to fly payloads on its first space station, Indian satellite thruster manufacturer opens American factory, New Trump executive order requires Pentagon to “prioritize commercial solutions”, and Is the Democratic Party even losing ground in their hardcore strongholds?
CDR Salamander: Brave Little Palau, also, Fullbore Friday
Chicago Boyz: Worth Pondering
Dana Loesch: The Faux-sassin Wanted To Shoot Down Trump’s Plane
Don Surber: Winning, winning, winning
Gates Of Vienna: A Prisoner Turns to Jihad
The Geller Report: Judge Rules Columbia Pro-Terror Jew-Hater Mahmoud Khalil Can Be Deported, China Isolated: Europe, Australia Will Not Partner With China, Iran Mulls Interim Nuke Deal With US to Buy Time, and Netanyahu Slams Canadian PM Carney For Promoting Blood Libel
Hollywood In Toto: Jesus Christ Is Winning at the Box Office, also, Road Trip Comedy Sacramento Runs Out of Gas
The Lid: Trump Admin Strips Benefits Biden Gave to Aliens on Terror Watchlist
Legal Insurrection: Twelve Stanford Students Charged With Felony Vandalism for Building Takeover, FDA’s Former “Top Vaccine Scientist” Forced Out after Denying HHS Secretary Unrestricted Access to Vaccine Injury Database, Rubio Repeats Student Deportation Policy at Trump Cabinet Meeting: ‘No One’s Entitled to a Student Visa’, NYU Tells Foreign Students to Avoid Spring Break Travel Amid Trump Policy Concerns, and Pennsylvania Judge Convicted of Trying to Kill Ex-Boyfriend
Matt Taibbi: America This Week – “We Did Get Fooled Again”, Burn It All Down, also, Activism Uncensored
Outkick: Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava Doesn’t Show For Practice Amid Contract Talks, Travis Hunter Throws First Pitch At Savannah Bananas Game, Uh, That’s Not Good: Fernando Alonso’s Steering Wheel Falls Off During F1 Practice, Jennifer Aniston Strikes A Yoga Pose That Buckles Knees, New ‘Masters Girl’ ID’d & China Hates Snow White, Too, and Does Jameis Winston Care More About Football Or Being An Influencer?
Power Line: The Future of Foreign Aid, Keith Ellison responds, The Associated Press and Left-Wing Violence, and Thoughts from the ammo line
Shark Tank: Tracy Caruso Digs At Rep. Fine In Support Of DeSantis
Shot In The Dark: Just In Time To Start Another Audit
This Ain’t Hell: New CJCS Confirmed, DPAA Arlington, Stolen Valor Law in Arizona, Governor Tim Walz heckled by veterans at Minnesota State Capitol, and Valor Friday
Victory Girls: Will Netflix Really Twist Narnia Reboot With Stunt Casting Choices?
Watts Up With That: ‘The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions’, U.S. Department of Energy Example, Gila Monsters Are Threatened by Development Not Warming, Science News, Killing Constitution – Pipeline Politics Upstream of Inflation, and Geothermal electricity generation
The Federalist: Corporate Media Take Screw America Approach To Trump Tariffs, Trump Restored Showerhead Freedom, Now Let’s Fix The Sneaky Regulation Process, Democrat Union Boss Reportedly Uses Member Dues As A Personal Slush Fund, After 4 Years Of Claiming US Elections Are ‘Most Secure Ever,’ Leftists Again Accuse Trump Of Stealing Them, and Meet The Leftist Power Brokers Engineering Anti-Trump Protests Nationwide
Mark Steyn: Tariffs, China and Passover

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