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Virginia is for losers: Voting RINO is worse than seeing Terry McAuliffe win
This is most assuredly a commentary, and is labeled as such, but at WorldTribune we don't lecture to our readers, we aim to provide information that they can use. Read More.
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'Let's Go, Brandon' takes over sports stadiums, concert venues, iTunes charts
The meme that became a movement has such immense momentum that it is taking over sports stadiums, concert venues, and even the iTunes music charts. Read More.
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In Glasgow to tell world to 'wake up,' Sleepy Joe nods off
Oh, he had jet lag. He's 4 hours behind. You would fall asleep, too under the circumstances. Read More.
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Soros tools targeting Ford and other disobedient corporations, media
After starting a company name straight out of an Orwell novel — “Good Information Inc.” — last month with the stated mission of “tackling misinformation,” leftist billionaires George Soros and Reid Hoffman are deploying operatives to carry out their mission of forcing corporations such as Ford to obey their leftist narrative, an analysis noted. Read More.
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Gen. Flynn mocks ‘absolutely evil’ Covid fakery at G20
Leaders at the Group of 20 summit in Rome on Sunday vowed that they would spare no effort in getting everyone on the planet injected with the Covid vaccination. Read More.
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Report: Pennsylvania governor funneled Zuckerbucks to Democrat areas
Pennsylvania Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf's administration helped only Democrat-leaning counties secure $21 million in private grants from a Mark Zuckerberg-funded nonprofit ahead of the 2020 election, a report said. Read More.
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Crime pays? Team Biden weighs paying $450,000 per person to illegal immigrants
Team Biden is ready to fork over $450,000 per person in U.S. taxpayer money to those who entered the U.S. illegally during President Donald Trump’s term. Read More.
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Florida bound: Stuck cargo ships re-routed; bonuses for police who re-locate; In-N-Out burger next?
Florida is offering to ease the supply chain crisis, help law enforcement suffering in defund-the-police states, and possibly assist those who wish to satisfy a burger craving but can’t get it in the era of Democrat lockdowns and vax mandates. Read More.
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35 percent in poll say 2020 election should be overturned
As a Wisconsin sheriff documented state election law violations at a press conference Thursday, a new Morning Consult-Politico survey found that 35 percent of registered voters believe the 2020 presidential election should be overturned. Read More.
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Wisconsin sheriff: Election statutes were ‘not just broken but shattered’
An investigation by the Racine County, Wisconsin Sheriff's Office found that nursing home residents whose families said they did not have the cognitive capacity to vote nevertheless had ballots cast in their name in the 2020 election. Read More.
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Abandoned by Team Biden: At least 439 Americans still in Afghanistan
Team Biden's surrender in Afghanistan includes the abandonment of more than 400 Americans who remain trapped in a nation now controlled by a terrorist organization. Read More.
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Smelling defeat? McAuliffe hires tainted former Perkins Coie attorney Marc Elias
With his listless campaign losing steam by the day, Virginia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe has turned to a notorious Clinton fixer for help. Read More.
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91 scientific studies: Natural immunity from previous Covid infection provides superior protection
A list of 91 different clinical research studies was published last week and every one of them concluded that naturally acquired immunity is vastly superior to, or at the very least equal to, the Covid-19 vaccines. Read More.
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What’s to worry? Forces behind vaccine mandates consider informed consent a debatable topic
Americans have recently been horrified to learn the shocking details of the gruesome torture of beagles for “medical research” funded by a National Institutes of Health (NIH) division led by Dr. Anthony Fauci, Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser. Read More.
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Judge: Prosecutors can't refer to men Kyle Rittenhouse shot as 'victims'
Prosecutors in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse are prohibited from referring to the men the teenager shot during the Kenosha riots last summer as "victims," a Wisconsin judge ruled on Monday. Read More.

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