John Roberts Invites Leftist Bullying Campaigns Against SCOTUS By Playing Politics On The Bench
The left's perpetual belief that bullying campaigns against SCOTUS work can be attributed to Chief Justice John Roberts.The left's perpetual belief that bullying campaigns against SCOTUS work can be attributed to Chief Justice John Roberts.After Attacking Trump For Criticizing Leftists’ Judicial Coup, Media Hype Rogue Judges’ Attacks On SCOTUS
Prepare for leftists who attacked Trump for criticizing rogue judges to celebrate rogue judges now attacking SCOTUS.NBC News is getting annihilated on social media for correction on 'misgendering' Minneapolis shooter
The families of the murdered and injured in the heinous Minneapolis Catholic church shooting can rest well knowing that NBC News is going the extra distance to avoid "misgendering" the deceased murderer.
Investigators say that 23-year-old Robin Westman fired at children and others praying inside Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, killing two and injuring 17. Westman died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the church.
'Children were slaughtered. ... But NBC made sure the pronouns were right.'
Investigators say that Westman identified as a transgender person, and the messages he left behind have provided some insight into his possible motivation for the shooting. Westman also expressed regret for becoming transgender in one post.
NBC issued the correction after using male pronouns when referring to Westman.
"A previous version of this article used the wrong pronoun for the shooter. She used female pronouns," it read.
Many on social media excoriated NBC News for taking care to observe the preferred pronouns of a heinous murderer of children.
"Children were slaughtered. Catholics targeted. But NBC made sure the pronouns were right," responded communications strategist Erica Knight.
"Ahh, the sickness of all these people is so deep in the media that at some point after these kids get murdered maybe we the majority will turn them off and watch the sponsors pull their hair out. We need another brand of news outlet over the air waves," read one response.
"In an evil premeditated way, this beast plotted and tracked elementary school age kids, trapped them in a room and shot them with automatic weapons. NBC is worried about his pronouns?…How about a pronoun for NBC… A**holes!…Can’t hate them enough!" read another response.
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"The lame stream media, corrects pronouns for a savage killer of innocent children who is now dead," said one detractor.
"I don’t think the main stream media in this country is even trying to be unbiased anymore. It’s all out in the open," replied writer Clara Winslow.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that investigators are trying to determine whether transitioning drugs possibly taken by the shooter might have been at least partly to blame for the attack.
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Mocking the devil: Is the American right starting to understand how to win?
If an MSNBC camera is rolling in Texas, it'll likely be checking its surroundings for BlazeTV host Alex Stein from here on out, after Stein stumbled upon correspondent Ryan Chandler and interrupted his broadcast.
Stein came up from behind Chandler once he spotted the camera, and repeated “MSNBC sucks” until he was led away. Once they thought they were rid of Stein, he reappeared to say the same thing.
And while the left wasn't happy, most people found it hilarious — including BlazeTV host Steve Deace.
“You guys know I’m a big advocate of the old Irish Catholic saying, ‘What the devil hates the most is to be mocked.’ So I love what Alex did there. I’m all in. And especially because he did it without any crudity, profanity, didn’t have to stoop to their level, and just said what, if you look at MSNBC’s ratings, most of the country already thinks,” Deace says.
“What Alex did there can often be a way more effective tactic than even the best multi-level argumentations we could possibly come up with on a show like this. Why? Because if it’s funny, people will let you be vicious in ways that they won’t let you be and they’ll be turned off by if it is logical,” he continues.
“It’s not the environment that I would prefer, but I don’t shape environments. I have to live in the environment in which we are in. If you make people laugh, if it’s funny, they will let you be vicious,” he adds.
One of the biggest reasons Deace believes that what Alex did is a winning strategy is because “that little interruption of MSNBC’s attempt at state-run programming will be seen by way more people” than if it were a group of the best 25 conservative podcasters discussing why MSNBC sucks.
“So that’s an example of ‘Yes, I do think mockery and ridicule of wickedness, evil, and dishonesty, I do think those tactics are biblical,’” Deace says.
“Taking that veneer of invincibility away, taking that fear away, mocking it, making it seem like, ‘You’re not that tough’ ... in many respects, that is what Alex said there,” he adds.
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Corporate Media Elevated This Anti-Trump Ex-Spook As Author Of Russia ICA. She Wasn’t.
It turns out, the 'author' that Trump-hating corporate media outlets used to defend shoddy ICA wasn’t an author after all.Bottled-up rage: This is what Trump derangement syndrome looks like
Only Donald Trump could make the legacy corporate media defend corn syrup.
Last week, the president announced that Coca-Cola would begin directly offering Americans a new choice: Coca-Cola sweetened with cane sugar, not high-fructose corn syrup. Coca-Cola confirmed the news this week.
Instead of being honest, NBC News essentially ran defense for corn syrup — because Trump criticized it.
It's another victory for the Make America Healthy Again movement. But reaction to the announcement was as predictable as it was absurd.
Within hours of Trump's announcement, NBC News published a story — citing medical “experts,” of course — questioning whether cane sugar is better than corn syrup. “As Trump pushes for cane sugar in Coca-Cola, is it really better than corn syrup?” the headline asked.
Its conclusion: not really. It's “essentially the same.” Nothing to see here.
But there is something to see here — quite a bit, in fact.
NBC News' reaction is yet another example of how Trump's critics, sick with Trump derangement syndrome, reflexively oppose anything he does, taking the losing side of an 80/20 issue. Protecting your children from radical trans ideology? Bigotry. Border security? That's racist. Want real sugar in your soda instead of a processed, factory-engineered syrup made from crops sprayed with dangerous chemicals? Nope, can't support that.
You don't need a doctorate in nutrition or to be a medical doctor to know that HFCS is bad for you. It has long been associated with poor health outcomes like obesity, insulin resistance, and other metabolic diseases. It’s cheap, it’s everywhere, and it’s a product of a food system that routinely puts profits over Americans' health.
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It's no coincidence that poor health outcomes exploded when American food manufacturers began using processed, factory-engineered products like corn syrup and seed oils. Moreover, we intuitively know that natural food products — like cane sugar — are better for our health than cheaper, processed alternatives.
And yet, NBC News is on a campaign to debunk this widely acknowledged fact. It's a move straight from the legacy media's anti-Trump playbook.
NBC News cited Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, a cardiologist and director of the Food Is Medicine Institute at Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, who said cane sugar and HFCS have “identical metabolic effects” because “high-fructose corn syrup and cane sugar are about 50% fructose, 50% glucose.”
That might be true in biochemistry textbooks. But real-world nutrition is not only about molecules. It’s about systems, and our reliance on HFCS is evidence that our food system is deeply broken.
Food manufacturers use HFCS because it's cheaper, not because it’s healthy. It became dominant in the 1970s and 1980s through agricultural subsidies, corporate lobbying, and a food industry obsessed with maximizing profit margins. It's addictive and engineered for invisibility. It normalizes excess consumption, and it's seemingly in everything: soda, candy, bread, condiments, salad dressings, and snack foods, including many foods you don't realize are sweetened unless you look at the nutritional label.
If the food or drink product you purchase is found in the middle of the grocery store, chances are it contains HFCS or some other manufactured derivative with a different name.
Cane sugar, on the other hand, is less processed, less ubiquitous, and more easily avoided. Plus, it comes from nature. We intuitively know which is better to eat.
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This isn’t really about the ingredients in Coca-Cola. It's about the battle at the heart of the Make America Healthy Again movement — a battle not just against bad ingredients and chemicals, but the propaganda machine that protects a system making us fat, sick, and dependent on the pharmaceutical industry.
MAHA is about reclaiming your birthright to food freedom and metabolic health. It’s about common sense and trusting your instincts — not “experts” and elites who gaslight you into oblivion. America spends more on health care than any other developed nation and has the best quality of care in the world, yet our health outcomes are significantly worse. Everyone knows something is wrong, and everyone knows it starts with our food.
That’s why NBC News’ “fact check” is so dishonest.
For decades, the media and scientific establishment downplayed sugar's role in skyrocketing rates of obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic dysfunction — all while scapegoating fat as the villain. They pushed low-fat, high-carb processed foods as healthy (remember the food pyramid?), helping enrich Big Food and Big Pharma. Tens of millions Americans paid the price with their health, and the problem is only getting worse.
But instead of being honest, NBC News essentially ran defense for corn syrup — because Trump criticized it. That’s activism, not journalism.
The reaction from NBC News is symbolic of the many problems fatiguing Americans: We are sick, and we want real food. We want honesty and transparency from corporations and the media. We are tired of being used by industries that don't care about us and a media that manipulates us.
The MAHA movement is exposing these broken systems, and Trump's instincts — once again — are correct. He may not be a doctor or nutrition expert (he loves McDonald's, after all), but the experts clearly cannot be trusted. Once again, Trump is on the right side of an 80/20 issue.
Coca-Cola made the right move. And NBC News, in its blind opposition to Trump, just proved again why no one trusts it anymore.
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