Why the Biden White House Might Become Engulfed in Scandal After Joe Said Trump Voters Were Garbage

If I were the Kamala Harris campaign and the liberal media, I’d be drinking heavily. The vice president’s DC rally, which should have been a media bonanza, for better or worse, got torpedoed when Joe Biden decided to attack Trump supporters, describing them as garbage. The media kicked it into high gear to clean up the mess for two reasons: one, it’s an objectively bad statement and pure accelerant to the GOP base, and two, it smothers their ‘Trump’s MSG rally was a Nazi event’ narrative. Yet, it all fell apart because a comedian’s word isn’t as relevant or powerful as Joe Biden’s.

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Mounties in B.C. raid ‘largest and most sophisticated’ drug lab in Canadian history

Mounties in British Columbia have discovered the “largest and most sophisticated” drug-production laboratory in Canadian history, federal investigators announced Thursday, describing the facility as a “super lab” operated by international organized criminals.

The facility, located east of Kamloops in the rural community of Falkland, was capable of producing several kilograms of methamphetamine, fentanyl and MDMA per week, David Teboul, an assistant commissioner with the federal RCMP in the Pacific region, announced at a news conference in Surrey.

I smell diversity.

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US election bets surge, despite red flags and mixed record

The director of the longest-running election betting market in modern US politics used to work in a relatively sleepy field, presiding over what he called a “connoisseurs’ market”, where bets were capped at $500 (£388) and no-one made much money.

But the world Thomas Gruca, a marketing professor at the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business, now operates in has changed dramatically.

In the last few weeks, as the US barrels towards a presidential election that most pundits and polls say is too close to call, a new crop of companies has exploded on to the scene.

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Trudeau Liberals aren’t paying enough attention to affordability: Poll

OTTAWA — Less than half of Canadians think the federal government is doing enough to combat Canada’s ongoing affordability crisis, new polling suggests.

The spark*insights poll, conducted on behalf of Restaurants Canada, found that 57% of respondents said the Liberals aren’t making affordability enough of a priority — and that’s prompted the food service advocacy group to call on the federal government to dial back payroll taxes by 2% in the coming fall federal economic statement.


The threat of 3rd world staff contaminating the food is enough to keep me home.

I will never patronize Tim Horton’s for their abuse of the foreign workers program.

Cost is certainly a factor exacerbated by the demand for ever greater tips for ever declining service.

Overall Canadian restaurants are sketchy places that pose too great a risk to patronize.

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WTF?

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Bill Clinton’s Closing Pitch in Michigan: Hamas Is Awful and the Israelis Were There First

Hmmm. It’s tough to quibble with what Bill Clinton says here, with just one exception, about the Middle East. What makes this surprising, though, is the when and where of Clinton’s TED Talk on Israeli-Palestinian relations. For the past year, Democrats have tried mightily to pander to the Arab-American vote in Michigan by either suggesting or outright accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.

Method to the madness? Another Anti-Kamala salvo?

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Ontario plans to remove Toronto bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge and University

TORONTO – Ontario is planning to remove sections of bike lanes on three major roads in Toronto, as it considers whether to rip up more bike lanes elsewhere.

The Progressive Conservative government tabled a bill last week that would require municipalities to ask the province for permission to install bike lanes when they would remove a lane of vehicle traffic.

The government is going further through regulation, posting a proposed new rule that would require the province to remove sections of Bloor Street, Yonge Street, and University Avenue bike lanes and restore them as lanes for vehicle traffic.

Smart move. Hope Chow goes off her rocker, well more off her rocker.

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After Biden calls Trump voters ‘garbage,’ Harris campaign says women around Trump are weak, dumb

Two days after President Biden called former President Donald Trump’s supporters “garbage,” a top campaign surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris implied women around the Republican presidential nominee were weak and dumb — though he later walked back his statement after it sparked widespread fury.

“Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. Ever,” billionaire Mark Cuban said on ABC’s “The View” Thursday.

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Christopher Dummitt: The cancellation mob comes for an 1840s governor general

Dresses like a Fop but he’s on our side.

The forces of “decolonization” took one more historical victim last week in Oshawa, Ont. That’s where the city council moved to change the name of Bagot Street, which it believes — but isn’t even entirely sure — was named in honour of Charles Bagot, the governor general of the united Province of Canada from 1841 to 1843.

These rapists of history should be tossed headfirst down an outhouse.

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Orlando mass shooting leaves 2 dead, 6 wounded during Halloween celebrations; teen suspect arrested

At least 2 people were killed in a mass shooting in downtown Orlando, which was hosting a Halloween celebration Friday morning.

Gunfire erupted outside the Block, a nightlife venue that is complete with 7 separate clubs, just after 1 a.m. as hundreds of revelers were in attendance, many dressed for the cash-prize costume contest.

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Why did Canada delay designating Samidoun as a terror group?

On the evening of October 7, 2024, a well-known and frightening group of people gathered on the steps of Vancouver’s Robson Square, their faces obscured by masks and keffiyehs as they set a Canadian flag on fire while chanting “Death to Canada! Death to the United States! And Death to Israel!” and “We are Hezbollah and we are Hamas!”

That group is Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, and they have a long history of incitement in Canada and abroad. They had been able to register themselves as a non-profit in Canada, but since this most recent stunt, calls increased not only to remove their non-profit status but also to list the group as a terrorist entity under Canadian law.

The Liberals are Samidoun.

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