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“One possibility relates to a distrust of government or belief in freedom that contributes to both vaccination preferences and increased traffic risks.”  As Sir Bedevere (Terry Jones) proclaimed in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, “who is this who is so wise in the ways of science?” Behold the authors of COVID Vaccine Hesitancy and Risk […]

According to accounts, a married female officer at a small Tennessee police station is accused of engaging in wild sexual activity with six male officers, including having extramarital affairs while on duty. According to WTVF TV, Officer Maegan Hall and her coworkers were involved in wild sexcapades that included exchanging lewd photos, stripping off her […]

“What if it were the other way around?” That’s a common refrain in politics. How would you treat this information were the parties reversed, or if the name of the country or religion or president were different? And while that can get tiresome, it’s sometimes important to bring up. For example, if a person where […]

More and more Illinois sheriffs have a message for Governor J. B. Pritzker: Go pound sand.  Less than 48 hours after the big guy signed House Bill 5471 into law, 33 34 sheriffs have made it clear they aren’t going to enforce the new gun and magazine ban. Or gun registration. It started with a joint statement from Perry County where the sheriff and state’s […]

An official at Fort Bragg confirmed that investigators questioned fifteen soldiers in the US Army Special Operations Command about allegations of drug involvement. Law enforcement officials, including the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division, questioned the soldiers late last week at Fort Bragg. According to media reports and USASOC officials, many of those questioned were active-duty Green […]

“We got this done for all the victims, the spouses, the children, parents and friends and loved ones who are no longer with us, and for those who have survived mass shootings but were injured,” Pritzker said after reciting the names of the seven people killed at the parade. “No single law…will end gun violence once […]

The defensive gun use captured on security video when a Houston taqueria customer shot an armed robber last week has sparked debate about how justified all of the shots directed at the crook were and what the armed defender’s fate might be. The thief, Eric Eugene Washington, 30, was killed in the shooting. Unwilling to […]

Matt Gaetz has hinted at something big after giving RINOS nightmares over the House Speaker vote. He told Charlie Kirk that Republicans intend to release 14,000 hours of footage beginning January 6th. Democrats, it appears, have kept this footage from the public. The tapes, according to Gaetz, “would provide a more complete context to that […]

Gas stoves may become obsolete within the next few years. In a Monday interview, US Consumer Product Safety Commissioner Richard Trumka Jr. stated that the Feds are considering regulating or even prohibiting natural gas stoves in the US. This is due to studies claiming to have discovered a link between appliances and health-harming air pollutants. […]

After the Sandy Hook shooting, Shannon Watts, a public relations executive who falsely presented herself as just another midwestern mom OUTRAGED by gun violence, founded the infelicitously named Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America. She founded the anti-gun rights advocacy group, which received a lot of positive press from like-minded media. In 2013, […]