Monday, July 31, 2023
New York, California lost more tax income than every other state as people fled liberal enclaves | Fox News
New York, California lost more tax income than every other state as people fled liberal enclaves | Fox News:
New York and California experienced the largest loss of tax income from migration of any states in the country as residents fled the deep-blue havens in droves, according to a new study that also found that Texas and Florida got the biggest IRS tax benefits from people moving in.
MyEListing.com, an online real estate portal, conducted a study of IRS migration data and found that California lost more than $340 million in 2021 IRS tax revenue due to residents moving.
Solar panels have a carbon emissions problem
Solar panels have a carbon emissions problem - By James David Dickson"Solar panels could take three times as long as previously reported to become carbon neutral, according to a July 2 report from Environmental Progress, a pro-nuclear activist group.
Per the July 2 report, titled “Solar Panels Are Three Times More Carbon-Intensive Than International Panel on Climate Change Claims”:
Per the July 2 report, titled “Solar Panels Are Three Times More Carbon-Intensive Than International Panel on Climate Change Claims”:
The IEA (International Energy Agency) has admitted to Environmental Progress that its carbon footprint calculations do not account for three important factors in (global solar photovoltaic) production: silicon mining; toxic panel waste, which promises to overwhelm recycling infrastructure; and something known as the albedo effect. This is when the highly reflective properties of dark-coloured solar panels lead to an increase in the greenhouse effect...
History for July 31
History for July 31 - On-This-Day.com
Milton Friedman 1912 - Economist
- 1790 - The first U.S. patent was issued to Samuel Hopkins for his process for making potash and pearl ashes. The substance was used in fertilizer.
- 1932 - Enzo Ferrari retired from racing. In 1950 he launched a series of cars under his name.
- 1964 - The American space probe Ranger 7 transmitted pictures of the moon's surface.
- 1989 - The Game Boy handheld video game device was released in the U.S.
- 1991 - U.S. President George H.W. Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.
Sunday, July 30, 2023
Turley explains how Judge Noreika exposed the one criminal charge the WH 'most fears' against Hunter Biden - TheBlaze
Turley explains how Judge Noreika exposed the one criminal charge the WH 'most fears' against Hunter Biden - TheBlaze:
Legal scholar Jonathan Turley explained Wednesday how U.S. Federal District Judge Maryellen Noreika identified the potential criminal charge against Hunter Biden the White House "most fears."
What is the background?
As Noreika quizzed prosecutors about the details of the plea agreement, she forced the government to admit the investigation into Biden remains ongoing.
CBS reporter corners KJP with perfect questions on Hunter's plea deal that expose Biden's hypocrisy on guns - TheBlaze
CBS reporter corners KJP with perfect questions on Hunter's plea deal that expose Biden's hypocrisy on guns - TheBlaze:
CBS News reporter Weijia Jiang highlighted on Wednesday President Joe Biden's apparent hypocrisy on gun laws.
At the White House press briefing, Jiang noted that "Biden has spent most of his political career working on gun laws, on gun reform." As an advocate of more gun laws, then, Jiang asked whether Biden believes that "someone who is charged with possessing a firearm illegally should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law?"
Biden's "Man/woman/who-cares Amerika"-----Florida woman arrested after biting ear off another woman during fight over vape pens and alcohol
Florida woman arrested after biting ear off another woman during fight over vape pens and alcohol"...When a fight kicked off between several men at the house party, 23-year-old Macy Regan attempted to leave and walk to her home next door, the sheriff's office said in a news release.
- It was then that Dixie Stiles, 18, confronted Regan and accused her of stealing vape pens and alcohol.
- Regan allegedly pulled out a 9 millimeter gun from her waistband, which Stiles shoved out of the way. A physical altercation ensued where Regan bit the top of Stiles' ear off, the sheriff’s office said in the release.
- The women received multiple bruises and lacerations in the fight and Stiles' ear was unable to be re-attached, the sheriff's office said...
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush once again screams 'racist' after not getting her way, this time targeting Rep. Steve Scalise - TheBlaze
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush once again screams 'racist' after not getting her way, this time targeting Rep. Steve Scalise - TheBlaze:
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri, fresh off another anti-Israeli boycott, has reissued her go-to smear, this time targeting Republican House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (La.).
Scalise touted the successful passage of House Republicans' first fiscal 2024 spending bill Thursday, allocating funding for military construction projects, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and other agencies.
Orwell's "1984" IS their playbook!-----74 Percent of College Students Support Snitching on Professors Who Make 'Offensive' Statements
74 Percent of College Students Support Snitching on Professors Who Make 'Offensive' Statements"...The survey, from researchers at North Dakota State University, found that 74 percent of students overall supported reporting professors for offensive statements.
- While a majority of students from all political persuasions agreed with reporting professors, a higher percentage of liberal students were in favor; 81 percent of liberal students supported reporting professors, while only 53 percent of conservative students supported it.
- The survey also found that 58 percent of students, including 66 percent of liberal students and 37 percent of conservative students, agreed that fellow students who make "offensive" statements should be reported to university administrators...
Why Didn't Trump Fire Fauci? - by Donna Rachel
Why Didn't Trump Fire Fauci? - by Donna Rachel
- The Swamp runs much deeper than anyone imagined
That’s the question Florida governor and Republican hopeful Ron DeSantis has been asking on the campaign trail, hoping to dislodge Trump from the top of the Republican Primary leader board.
As CNN explained at the time:
- While it may be a good campaign tactic (certainly it’s getting people riled up), the answer is actually so surprisingly simple that either DeSantis knows what it is and is being disingenuous, or he doesn’t know and is therefore not fit to be President.
As CNN explained at the time:
“Under federal law, Trump doesn’t have the power to directly fire Fauci, a career civil servant, and remove him from government. And while Trump could try ordering his political appointees to dismiss the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci could appeal — a time-consuming process.”...
Say Goodbye to Permissionless Travel From the U.S. to Europe
Say Goodbye to Permissionless Travel From the U.S. to Europe - MATT WELCH
- Americans will need a visa to visit Europe in 2024.
- Meanwhile, Europeans who have been to Cuba are discovering they can't come to the U.S., because terrorism.
- Once upon a time, citizens of the United States could travel to almost every country in the European Union for 90 days without asking any government for permission beyond showing a passport at the initial point of entry.
Hunter Biden transcript reveals plea deal gave immunity against illegal foreign lobbying charges - TheBlaze
Hunter Biden transcript reveals plea deal gave immunity against illegal foreign lobbying charges - TheBlaze:
The plea deal reportedly consisted of two parts, the "plea agreement" and a "diversion agreement." A clause in the diversion agreement gave the younger Biden blanket immunity for potential charges that could be filed by the Delaware U.S. Attorney's Office. This appeared to include illegal foreign lobbying, felony tax evasion, and other drug charges.
"If you had no immunity from the government, perhaps even a different prosecutor and the government could bring a felony tax evasion charge or drug charges against you, would you still enter the plea agreement and plead guilty to these tax charges?" the judge asked.
History for July 30
History for July 30 - On-This-Day.com 
Thomas Sowell 1930
- 1898 - "Scientific America" carried the first magazine automobile ad. The ad was for the Winton Motor Car Company of Cleveland, OH.
- 1942 - The WAVES were created by legislation signed by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The members of the Women's Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service were a part of the U.S. Navy.
- 1945 - The USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine. The ship had just delivered key components of the Hiroshima atomic bomb to the Pacific island of Tinian. Only 316 out of 1,196 men aboard survived the attack.
- 1956 - The phrase "In God We Trust" was adopted as the U.S. national motto.
- 1965 - U.S. President Johnson signed into law Social Security Act that established Medicare and Medicaid. It went into effect the following year.
- 1974 - The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted to impeach President Nixon for blocking the Watergate investigation and for abuse of power.
- 2003 - In Mexico, the last 'old style' Volkswagen Beetle rolled off an assembly line.
Saturday, July 29, 2023
Hunter Biden remains 'good standing' member of DC Bar despite facing criminal charges | Fox News
Hunter Biden remains 'good standing' member of DC Bar despite facing criminal charges | Fox News:
First reported by the Daily Caller, Biden told the judge during his first appearance in a Wilmington, Delaware federal court, in which his expected plea deal ultimately collapsed, that he was a member of the D.C. and Connecticut Bars.
According to the D.C. Bar website, Biden remains a member in "good standing," despite the rules of professional conduct stating that it is misconduct for a lawyer to "commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer’s honesty, trustworthiness, or fitness as a lawyer in other respects."
Academic and economic failure as a natural consequence of the idea of ‘Black People’s Time’
"Academic and economic failure as a natural consequence of the idea of ‘Black People’s Time’
More money for teacher union members will fix this?!!-----Not One 8th Grade Student at the Lebron James Akron School Has Passed a State Math Test in 3 Years | The Gateway Pundit | by Anthony Scott
Not One 8th Grade Student at the Lebron James Akron School Has Passed a State Math Test in 3 Years | The Gateway Pundit | by Anthony Scott"Lebron James’ I Promise School in Akron, Ohio is facing major backlash from Akron Public School Board members after it was reported that the school hasn’t had one student from its 8th grade class pass a state math test in over three years.
Akron Public School board member Valerie McKitrick was shocked by the new revelation and stated “Not one? In three years?” after she was presented with data that showed not one single student in the school’s fall 8th-grade class could pass a Ohio state math proficiency test...
Akron Public School board member Valerie McKitrick was shocked by the new revelation and stated “Not one? In three years?” after she was presented with data that showed not one single student in the school’s fall 8th-grade class could pass a Ohio state math proficiency test...
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