PoliticalChic
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1. The most fervent wish of mine, the reason for my vote, was for a government that followed the Constitution,and proclaimed free speech.
"If you ever needed more evidence that elections have consequences, look no further than what’s gone on at Facebook’s parent company in the past 24 hours.
...Zuckerberg issued a mea culpa over video—as well as a full-throated defense of free speech.
He announced that Meta was ending its controversial and politically biased fact-checking regime. He promised to reduce censorship on Instagram and Facebook, implement “community notes,” and allow the promotion of political content.
He vowed to work with President Donald Trump to “push back against governments around the world that are going after American companies and pushing to censor more.” As if all that wasn’t enough, he also said that the company is moving their “trust and safety” and content moderation teams from California to Texas."
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2. And close behind that wish was that Trump will free the hundreds of political prisoners collected by the Fascistes....er, Democrats after they engineered the Jan6 riot.
3. And while we are on the subject of riots and political prisoners....
4. Exclusive: $1 billion-plus riot damage is most expensive ...
https://www.axios.com/riots-cost-property-damage-276c9bcc-a455-4067-b06a-66f9db4cea9c.html
Exclusive: $1 billion-plus riot damage is most expensive in insurance history. The vandalism and looting following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police will cost the insurance industry more than any other violent demonstrations in recent history, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The protests that took place in 140 ...
BLM riot damages 'worst in history' totalling over $2 ...
BLM riot damages ‘worst in history’ totalling over $2 BILLION
BLM riot damages 'worst in history' totalling over $2 BILLION. The Insurance Information Institute has compiled some pretty shocking data. According to them, property damage claims due to the riots this summer have now probably surpassed $2 billion, making them the costliest riots in US history.
George Floyd riots cost insurance companies as much as $2 ...
George Floyd riots cost insurance companies as much as $2 BILLION - more than any in HISTORY, industry claims
The tidal wave of arson, vandalism, and other property crimes that swept across the nation in the aftermath of the Floyd killing left between $1 billion and $2 billion in damages, as measured by insurance claims paid out by the industry, a report released Wednesday by the Insurance Information Institute (III) has revealed.. While that figure represents only the damage done between May 26 and ...
Riots following George Floyd's death may cost insurance ...
Riots following George Floyd’s death may cost insurance companies up to $2B
Sep 16, 2020Riots sparked by the police killing of George Floyd could cost insurance companies $1 billion to $2 billion — possibly making them the most expensive in US history, an industry group says.. The ...
Insurance payout of 2020 riots most costly in history ...
Insurance payout of 2020 riots most costly in history, could top $2 billion: Report
Sep 16, 2020Property damage from riots in 140 U.S. cities following the death of George Floyd will cost the insurance industry more than any other violent demonstrations in recent history, according to a new ...
Riot damage could total $2 billion, the most expensive ...
Riot damage could total $2 billion, the most expensive civil disorder in recent history
Axios also compared the riot damage to natural disasters. For instance, wildfires have already done an estimated $1.5 billion dollars in damage this year but in previous years the totals for wildfire damage have been between $15 to $18 billion. Damage from Hurricane Isaias this summer is estimated to total $3 to $5 billion.
townhall.com
Bob Gorrell - Political Cartoons Daily & Weekly – Townhall
Democrat doing what Democrats do: lie.
CNN Claims Kenosha Protests Are ‘Fiery But Mostly Peaceful’ As City Burns Behind Reporter
"If you ever needed more evidence that elections have consequences, look no further than what’s gone on at Facebook’s parent company in the past 24 hours.
...Zuckerberg issued a mea culpa over video—as well as a full-throated defense of free speech.
He announced that Meta was ending its controversial and politically biased fact-checking regime. He promised to reduce censorship on Instagram and Facebook, implement “community notes,” and allow the promotion of political content.
He vowed to work with President Donald Trump to “push back against governments around the world that are going after American companies and pushing to censor more.” As if all that wasn’t enough, he also said that the company is moving their “trust and safety” and content moderation teams from California to Texas."
Mark Zuckerberg’s Vibe Shift. Plus. . .
Nicotine: a conservative vice in vogue. Too little, too late for the Facebook fact-checkers.
2. And close behind that wish was that Trump will free the hundreds of political prisoners collected by the Fascistes....er, Democrats after they engineered the Jan6 riot.
3. And while we are on the subject of riots and political prisoners....
- Minneapolis cops stand up for Derek Chauvin: One of the gravest injustices of the Left's penchant for racial arson is the railroading of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, now serving a 22.5-year prison sentence as a human sacrifice to the "social justice" mob. Indeed, the more one learns about the miscarriage of justice in the Chauvin trial, the less one trusts our two-tiered justice system. Now, Chauvin's law-enforcement brotherhood is speaking out. As author and investigative journalist Peter Schweizer writes: "WHOA: Fourteen current and former police officers with the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) have signed sworn declarations which say they believe MPD Assistant Chief Katie Blackwell perjured herself when testifying in former MPD officer Derek Chauvin's murder trial....Blackwell perjured herself when she testified in court that the restraint method Chauvin used to subdue George Floyd in May 2020 was not a part of MPD officer training." Chauvin should never have been jailed for standard police procedure.
- Thursday: Below the Fold
4. Exclusive: $1 billion-plus riot damage is most expensive ...
https://www.axios.com/riots-cost-property-damage-276c9bcc-a455-4067-b06a-66f9db4cea9c.html
Exclusive: $1 billion-plus riot damage is most expensive in insurance history. The vandalism and looting following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police will cost the insurance industry more than any other violent demonstrations in recent history, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The protests that took place in 140 ...
BLM riot damages 'worst in history' totalling over $2 ...
BLM riot damages ‘worst in history’ totalling over $2 BILLION
BLM riot damages 'worst in history' totalling over $2 BILLION. The Insurance Information Institute has compiled some pretty shocking data. According to them, property damage claims due to the riots this summer have now probably surpassed $2 billion, making them the costliest riots in US history.
George Floyd riots cost insurance companies as much as $2 ...
George Floyd riots cost insurance companies as much as $2 BILLION - more than any in HISTORY, industry claims
The tidal wave of arson, vandalism, and other property crimes that swept across the nation in the aftermath of the Floyd killing left between $1 billion and $2 billion in damages, as measured by insurance claims paid out by the industry, a report released Wednesday by the Insurance Information Institute (III) has revealed.. While that figure represents only the damage done between May 26 and ...
Riots following George Floyd's death may cost insurance ...
Riots following George Floyd’s death may cost insurance companies up to $2B
Sep 16, 2020Riots sparked by the police killing of George Floyd could cost insurance companies $1 billion to $2 billion — possibly making them the most expensive in US history, an industry group says.. The ...
Insurance payout of 2020 riots most costly in history ...
Insurance payout of 2020 riots most costly in history, could top $2 billion: Report
Sep 16, 2020Property damage from riots in 140 U.S. cities following the death of George Floyd will cost the insurance industry more than any other violent demonstrations in recent history, according to a new ...
Riot damage could total $2 billion, the most expensive ...
Riot damage could total $2 billion, the most expensive civil disorder in recent history
Axios also compared the riot damage to natural disasters. For instance, wildfires have already done an estimated $1.5 billion dollars in damage this year but in previous years the totals for wildfire damage have been between $15 to $18 billion. Damage from Hurricane Isaias this summer is estimated to total $3 to $5 billion.
Pat Cross - Political Cartoons Daily & Weekly – Townhall
Pat Cross - Political Cartoons Daily & Weekly – Townhall
townhall.com
Democrat doing what Democrats do: lie.
CNN Claims Kenosha Protests Are ‘Fiery But Mostly Peaceful’ As City Burns Behind Reporter
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