From Ochelli.com After some Technical issues, Carmine and Mike joined Chuck to try and take an honest look at the founding father’s concept and the strange adoption of the iconic figures that lack substance. Isn’t it strange that monuments today and the concept of the standing military are nor what it appears any of the […]
(ANTIMEDIA) Cleveland, OH — Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani’s blustery fearmongering at the Republican National Convention (RNC) on Monday toed the line on buffoonery—but his assertions of American exceptionalism and world dominance against terrorism committed by Islamic extremists flatly ignored the well-established cycle creating those very terrorists. This chillingly predictive rant flew right under everyone’s radar as the media converged on Melania Trump’s ostensibly plagiarized speech.
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The Ohio ACLU has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a diverse group of plaintiffs seeking free speech and some sense of normalcy for residents nearby the upcoming Republican National Convention next month, which you can read below.
Political speech is protected by the First Amendment, as is the right to free assembly, but Cleveland officials signaled that they’ll only issue 18 permits of 50 minute duration each to march on one single parade route near a national party’s convention.
The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun, right?
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GOP refuses to allow guns into their eventsI have have to admit-- since I've been writing about it for weeks-- that I've been praying for a deadlocked Republican convention. Once it appeared that Herr Trumpf had pulverized Cruz and would sweep Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, I couldn't see how the deadlock to keep Trumpf from a first ballot victory would work.
Yesterday, when I read the RNC had put obscure, horribly corrupt, former one-term Utah Congresswoman Enid Greene (AKA- Enid Mickelsen and Enid Waldholtz) in charge of the search for an appropriate locale for the 2016 Republican National Convention, I joked a
