Fulton County DA Fani Willis is trying to prosecute former President Trump with a violation of Ga. Code Ann. § 16-10-20.1 (false statement to court). She...
The Gateway Pundit released a story that claims Fulton County DA Fani Willis deleted evidence that would exonerate former President Donald Trump. GWP writer @CannConAcutal says...
Ivermectin usage in COVID-19 patients during the pandemic was linked to a startling 74% decrease in extra fatalities, according to a ground-breaking new peer-reviewed study. The ecological study claims that when the Peruvian government approved the use of ivermectin during the pandemic, a natural experiment took place. The decision of the Peruvian government led to evidence of the drug’s efficiency and capacity to lower excess mortality. In a move to promote mRNA vaccinations, several countries around the world have prohibited the use of ivermectin for Covid patients, making Peru’s position unusual. The research findings from the publication were released on August 8 in the prestigious peer-reviewed Cureus Journal of Medical Science. https://www.cureus.com/articles/172991-covid-19-excess-deaths-in-perus-25-states-in-2020-nationwide-trends-confounding-factors-and-correlations-with-the-extent-of-ivermectin-treatment-by-state#!/ The peer-reviewed study discovered a 74% decrease in excess deaths during a 30-day period in 10 states with the most intensive ivermectin use after the pandemic’s peak mortality rate. Researchers discovered that these decreases in excess mortality were strongly associated with the use of ivermectin for four months in 2020 after evaluating data from 25 states in Peru. When ivermectin was freely available nationwide, the number of excess deaths was reduced by a factor of 14.
According to Arizona’s Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, he is powerless to stop Trump from running for president in his state. The 14th Amendment, which specifies that anyone who have “engaged in insurrection or rebellion” against the government are unable to hold office, has been used as justification to rule the former president out of the race. Despite the left’s exaggerated accusations that Trump instigated a claimed “insurrection,” Fontes pointed out that he is unable to do so because of a previous judgement by the Arizona Supreme Court. “Now, the Arizona Supreme Court said that because there’s no statutory process in federal law to enforce Section...
Nejourde Meacham, a resident of Utah who traveled to Washington, D.C., for the “Save America” event on January 5, was charged with four misdemeanors as a...
Gov. Huckabee Sanders says they will not close down businesses or churches or schools or implement vaccine or mask mandates. Every governor in the United States...
Fromer President Donald Trump continues to win cases in court; the most recent came from a judge whom President Obama selected. This case was quickly dismissed by this judge, Robin Rosenberg, who was trying to keep the Republican front-runner off the ballot in Florida in 2024. Judge Rosenberg swiftly dismissed the accusation after determining that the plaintiffs lacked the necessary legal standing to bring it against Trump. According to the lawsuit, Trump incited a riot during the Capitol protests on January 6, 2021, violating the 14th Amendment. Judge Rosenberg decided that Boynton Beach attorney Lawrence Caplan and two other individuals lacked the required “standing” to make the challenge without passing judgment on the merits of the argument. Caplan, who remained silent following Thursday’s decision, has previously stated that he thought there were good arguments against his lawsuit. He claimed that he was unable to make the claim that voting for President Trump hurt him personally because he is not a candidate for office in Florida. In spite of this, he argued that President Trump should be removed from office due to his ‘obvious complicity’ in escalating the January 6th events. “The 14th amendment is very clear that you do not need a conviction. You need...
Spreckels Union School District in the Salinas-Monterey area of Northern California has agreed to pay a $100,000 settlement to a mother who says that child-grooming public school “educators”...
