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Some Americans are relocating because of the 5G roll-out the President is passionately promoting.
What do we tell them?
Some Americans are living under the most particle-injected skies in history. Many are falling ill as a result.
What do we tell them?
Many see the President spends more time and energy MIGA than MAGA.
Representative Hank Johnson accused Republicans of purposely mispronouncing former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s last name to “besmirch” him.
At a Judiciary Committee hearing on July 12, Johnson said that he has heard more and more Republicans calling the former special counsel “[Mew-ler],” instead of “[Muller].”
The United States Army is in the midst of a classified mission around Washington DC. There has been no public information about the operation, which has Black Hawk helicopters flying over the area and is backed by active duty and reserve soldiers.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib says she’s “not going nowhere” until she impeaches President Donald Trump.
Rep. Tlaib made the claim Monday in a speech to the NAACP in Detroit, Michigan.
California’s proposed $26 billion bailout of bankrupt PG&E’s wildfire liability will push the state’s average residential electric rates to 70 percent higher than national average.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill on July 18, that supposedly will share equally between Pacific Gas & Electric shareholders and its customers the estimated $21 billion liability for 2017 and 2018 wildfire losses. The deal is also contingent on PG&E and the state’s other two investor-owned utilities, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas, contribute another $5 billion to cover losses.
A school district in Pennsylvania has warned parents that their children could end up in foster care if overdue school lunch bills aren’t paid.
About 1,000 parents in the Wyoming Valley West School District received letters outlining the new policy, leading to complaints from parents and the community.
The President’s ongoing intercessions on behalf of a U.S. citizen that is currently being held by Swedish authorities since July 5, 2019, after his alleged involvement in an altercation with two men outside of a venue, have brought international attention to that situation.
