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https://www.rttnews.com/3487000/michael-jackson-s-smooth-criminal-video-surpasses-1-billion-views-on-youtube.aspx
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https://nypost.com/2024/11/02/us-news/tim-walz-refers-to-elon-musk-as-that-gay-guy-his-campaign-claims-he-misspoke/

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https://www.reuters.com/legal/missouri-sues-block-justice-department-sending-poll-monitors-2024-11-04/

WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has been cleared to send lawyers to polling sites in Missouri and Texas on Election Day to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws after those Republican-led states had sued to block it from doing so.

Both states are among the 27 that the department said it would send staff out to monitor polling locations on Tuesday to ensure compliance with federal voting rights laws, as it has done regularly during national elections.

Republican former President Donald Trump faces Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's presidential election. Trump continues to make false claims of widespread voting fraud in his 2020 loss to Democrat Joe Biden and has urged his supporters to turn out at polling places to watch for alleged fraud.

Judges in overnight decisions declined requests by Missouri and Texas for court orders to block the Justice Department monitors. Shortly before the judge's decision in the Texas case, the state's attorney general reached an agreement with the department regarding the conduct of its election monitors.

While some of the U.S. locations that the Justice Department will monitor include key counties in the seven battleground states expected to help decide the election's outcome, it is sending personnel to other locations such as counties in Texas, Massachusetts, Alaska, South Dakota and New Jersey.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, a Republican, in a lawsuit filed on Monday accused the department of making an 11th-hour plan to "displace state election authorities" by sending poll monitors to locations throughout St. Louis.

But U.S. District Judge Sarah Pitlyk, a Trump appointee in St. Louis, denied, opens new tab Bailey's request for a temporary restraining order, saying that "the harms that the state of Missouri anticipates are speculative."

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/31485578/naked-brit-tourist-hotel-balcony-poo-drunk-thailand/

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https://www.foxnews.com/video/6364195062112

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https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/middle-tennessee-white-supremacist-explosive-drone-arrested-charged/51-ed3d4029-0d8f-4c04-b504-caf4febf6c99

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A white supremacist is in custody after authorities said they thwarted his plans to destroy an energy facility in Middle Tennessee and brought him into custody. Skyler Philippi, 24, from Columbia, Tennessee, faces charges of trying to use a weapon of mass destruction and trying to destroy an energy facility.

A complaint said Philippi began talking about destroying an energy facility as part of his accelerationist ideology. This kind of ideology generally calls for widespread destabilization through the rapid growth of specific systems, or through violence.

The complaint outlines a conversation Philippi had with a confidential source, where he talked about his belief that attacking electricity substations could destabilize areas across the country and further his accelerationist beliefs. He also spoke with the source about his plans to derail a train in Middle Tennessee and asked for help getting a train de-railer, according to authorities.

Later, the complaint said Philippi told another person he had written a manifesto that discussed his desire to attack "high tax cities" and industrial areas. In that conversation, he also talked about getting into a shooting involving a Black person in Louisville and said he was previously affiliated with white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups: the Atomwaffen Division and the National Alliance.

The groups have targeted racial minorities, the Jewish community, the LGBTQ+ community, the government, journalists and infrastructure. His manifesto also included references to white supremacist literature.

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https://abcnews.go.com/US/gop-led-states-federal-poll-monitors-voting-locations/story?id=115356555

Some Republican-led states will not allow federal poll monitors at voting locations on Election Day, officials told ABC News on Thursday.

The Department of Justice has a long-held tradition of deploying election monitors across the country to "help assess compliance with federal voting laws," according to the department. But recently, in some states, Republicans have blocked federal authorities from monitoring both federal and non-federal elections.

In Texas, a spokesperson for the state's Republican secretary of state told ABC News in a statement that federal monitors are not authorized to be inside polling locations.

Instead, state inspectors will be deployed to "various locations" throughout Texas, the spokesperson said.

Texas Democrats have raised concerns about the decision, penning a letter to the Department of Justice in September asking federal officials to intervene and exercise its authority to monitor the state's five most populous counties.

"Recent actions by Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton have increased the urgency for federal election monitors in our state," the letter said of the governor and attorney general, who are both Republicans.

The group of Texas Democrats also said in the letter that the move by the state to block federal monitors affects minority voters.

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https://uk.news.yahoo.com/navy-seal-says-group-male-010032556.html?guccounter=1

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https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2024/11/03/2024-elections-live-coverage-updates-analysis/trump-rally-kinston-nc-00187011

Donald Trump’s speech in Kinston, North Carolina, this afternoon — which began two hours late — was toned down and seemingly less angry than his remarks earlier today in Pennsylvania.

But the speech was just as rambling, with Trump at one point seeming confused about which state he was in. Trump mistakenly suggested that Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick was in the crowd.

“We have great Republicans running, and you have one of the best of all right here, David McCormick … David is here around some place, you know, we just left him. He’s a great guy.”

He also told a fictional story about the long-deceased Al Capone and “MyPillow” CEO Mike Lindell having dinner together, and Lindell offering Capone pillows.

“If he didn’t sleep well because he didn’t like Mike’s pillows, Mike had almost no chance of living,” Trump said. “He would dispose of Mike somewhere in a foundation of a building or something. You would never see Mike again. Mike does not want to have dinner with Scarface.” (Capone died in 1947. Lindell was born in 1961.)

The crowd in Kinston seemed confused and unsure how to react to a number of Trump’s remarks. He seemed to draw more applause when he returned to his scripted speech.

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https://www.wsj.com/politics/elections/lutnick-consults-with-musk-kushner-wall-street-in-rush-to-staff-trump-white-house-baf83398
Some Trump aides worry Cantor CEO is talking too much in public—getting ahead of election and a more formal decision-making process

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A left wing organization was busted in PA because of its voter fraud schemes. They registered 2500 new voters, 60% of which were found to be fraudulent.
https://highlandcountypress.com/news/firm-tied-voter-registration-scheme-goes-dark
Firm tied to voter registration 'scheme' goes dark

The media and consulting firm linked to fraudulent voter registration forms in Pennsylvania earlier this week has gone dark as of Saturday.

Field and Media Corps – the website and social media accounts of which are now defunct – is an Arizona-based company that contracts with Everybody Votes to run a canvassing operation in Pennsylvania and other states that target low-income minority residents unregistered to vote.

The Monroe County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Wednesday that 30 registration forms contained fraudulent information, including an application submitted on behalf of a dead resident.

Everybody Votes runs an office in Lancaster County, where election workers recently found suspicious registration forms among a batch of 2,500 applications delivered last week. Investigators there said at least 60% of those reviewed were fraudulent. So far, the campaign has not been tied directly to the investigation.

Not so in nearby York County, where law enforcement continues reviewing another delivery from the operation leading up to the Oct. 22 deadline to register.

On Wednesday, the America First Policy Institute, a conservative-leaning research nonprofit, demanded a federal investigation into the company.

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https://www.abqjournal.com/news/nowhere-to-go-albuquerques-human-waste-cleanup-underscores-housing-crisis-lack-of-recourses/article_44e6ffe4-81b4-11ef-a262-73d5444f0925.html
Albuquerque, a city with a democrat mayor and democrat governor. A city that voted for obongo, clinton and biden in the last 4 elections has a major problem, people won't stop shitting in public
pic related, a janitor cleaning up human shit
>In 2019, Portland residents were shelling out nearly $316 per human waste call, according to the Oregonian, and last year San Francisco residents called 311 about human waste 32,234 times despite the city having more than 280 public restrooms, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Last year, in Denver, a businessman dropped a bag of human waste he collected at city hall to show how fed up he was.

>Since April, the Albuquerque City Council and the city’s Environmental Health Department have allocated $300,000 to tackle the issue. But city spokesperson Staci Drangmeister said the city might have to spend $700,000 to keep the service going year-round.

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https://news.yahoo.com/news/backlog-firearms-appeals-pushes-hearings-003500578.html
never vote dem. when you buy a gun the government should have 30 mins to run a background check and if it takes longer than that you get your gun, if you fail you get an appeal in 14 days and if the government takes longer you get your gun.
also we need to pass this law with the year long backlog for abortions

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>https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/01/columbia-student-protest-lawsuit
>be jewish
>spray anti israel protesters with liquid ass
>get paid nearly $400,000