'They made election fraud mandatory': Elon Musk explodes after his mother says a New York poll worker whacked away her identification * WorldNetDaily * by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit

'They made election fraud mandatory': Elon Musk explodes after his mother says a New York poll worker whacked away her identification * WorldNetDaily * by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit: 

The New York Attorney General's official voting-resources page states, in black and white, that voters "are never required to present photo identification to cast an in-person ballot" and instructs New Yorkers: "If you see or hear of anyone improperly requesting voter identification, contact OAG." Read it here. Poll-worker guidance tracks the same line: do not ask for ID unless the voter file is already flagged. Signature matching is the substitute. No photo. No citizenship check at the table. Just a scribble. That is why a poll worker would get angry at a woman holding out a government ID. The training says don't look. The AG's office says report the person who asks.

Democrat gives nonresponse when forced to face uncomfortable truth about his party's lack of support | Blaze Media

Democrat gives nonresponse when forced to face uncomfortable truth about his party's lack of support | Blaze Media: 

Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona was being interviewed on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday when host Martha Raddatz pressed him about a poll saying only 34% of Americans believe Democrats care about people like them.

Trump DOJ Sues California City for Jacking Up Gun Permits, Pricing Citizens Out of Their 2A Rights

Trump DOJ Sues California City for Jacking Up Gun Permits, Pricing Citizens Out of Their 2A Rights: 

“All law-abiding Americans have a constitutional right to bear arms for self‑defense. This right is not a luxury reserved for a privileged few, but a fundamental element of our republic,” Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon said in the release.

“You don’t need a law degree to recognize that charging a fee several times higher than the cost of the firearm itself is illogical, and an unconstitutional attempt to impede Americans’ Second Amendment rights.”

Watch: El-Sayed Refuses to Condemn IRGC Even After They Brutally Murdered Tens of Thousands

Watch: El-Sayed Refuses to Condemn IRGC Even After They Brutally Murdered Tens of Thousands: 

“Abdul can’t even condemn the IRGC, a group that murdered an estimated 40,000 Iranian civilians in the last year alone,” the page said.

“Abdul can’t condemn Hamas, the IRGC, the Houthis, or the enemies of America,” it added.

“We deserve better.”

University Scrubbed Pentagon-Funded Professor's Ties to CCP: Report

University Scrubbed Pentagon-Funded Professor's Ties to CCP: Report: 

One of the most federally funded universities in America quietly removed its professor’s ties to a Chinese company, a new report found.

The University of Washington maintained a years-long research relationship with Shanghai biotech firm Origincell Technology Co., Ltd., primarily through mechanical engineering professor Dayong Gao, according to a Strategy Risks report obtained and reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Now they're groveling: Watch CNN beg Mike Waltz to ask Trump to let network back in press pool aboard Air Force One * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs

Now they're groveling: Watch CNN beg Mike Waltz to ask Trump to let network back in press pool aboard Air Force One * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs: 

The legacy media have now resorted to groveling to get back in the good graces of President Donald Trump. On Sunday, CNN anchor Jake Tapper begged Mike Waltz, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, to ask the commander in chief to let the Cable News Network resume its press pool coverage aboard Air Force One.

1619 Project founder sent her daughter to failing Brooklyn schools in the name of racial justice. Now she regrets it. | Blaze Media

1619 Project founder sent her daughter to failing Brooklyn schools in the name of racial justice. Now she regrets it. | Blaze Media: 

ikole Hannah-Jones is a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times Magazine journalist best known for creating the 1619 Project — a New York Times Magazine initiative that aims to reframe U.S. history by treating 1619 (the year the first enslaved Africans arrived in Virginia) as the genesis of the American story and arguing that slavery’s legacy still shapes American institutions.

But it appears the principles that undergird Hannah-Jones’ initiative backfired in her personal life. Earlier this week, she published an essay expressing regret that she sent her daughter to struggling, predominantly black Brooklyn public schools as a political statement.