Kamala Harris has two cards. And she plays them all the time.


	During her failed presidential campaign, she repeatedly accused opponents, include Biden, and voters who didn't support her,&nbsp;of racism and sexism.


	Embracing the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade and restoring the abortion question to the states, Kamala is playing the same old tune. <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2022/07/02/politics/kamala-harris-essence-festival/index.html">Only worse</a>.

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		Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday drew a connection between&nbsp;the Supreme Court&nbsp;overturning the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling to the legacy of the US government “trying to claim ownership over human bodies” during an appearance at the Essence Festival in New Orleans.
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	Comparing abortion laws to slavery at a black event is really something even for Kamala.


	There's room to make the comparison largely because in both cases the government, in response to vocal lobbying from interested groups, decided that a certain group of human beings had no rights and could be harmed with no recourse.


	The legal analogy between babies and slaves is fairly obvious.


	Kamala however is trying to argue that limiting the right of people to kill their babies is the government&nbsp;“trying to claim ownership over human bodies”.


	Mind you, this is coming from the same administration that decided to&nbsp;“claim ownership over human bodies” by demanding that millions of people take a vaccine.

Kamala Harris Compares Abortion Rules to Slavery

Kamala Harris has two cards. And she plays them all the time.


	During her failed presidential campaign, she repeatedly accused opponents, include Biden,

Kamala Harris Compares Abortion Rules to Slavery

Mask mania is back just in time for beach weather. Grab your swimsuit and your N95. Or at least if the CDC<a href="https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2022-07-01/cdc-recommends-a-third-of-americans-wear-masks-ahead-of-holiday-weekend"> has its way</a>.

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		The percentage of Americans who should be wearing a mask indoors in public spaces or considering the measure is increasing as the country heads into the holiday weekend.

	
		According to&nbsp;data&nbsp;from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 33% of Americans should be masking while indoors and an additional 36% should be considering the measure based on their risk for severe&nbsp;COVID-19&nbsp;as of Thursday.
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	We are talking about millions of people.&nbsp;


	The CDC's hit list includes Alameda, Monterey and San Francisco County. Along with much of Oregon. San Diego, Los Angeles, and Orange County are up to medium level and potentially next on the mask parade.


	That covers a bunch of major population centers on the west coast.


	6 Washington counties are on the list. And <a href="https://www.wtvr.com/news/coronavirus/cdc-covid-community-levels-june-23-2022-where-masks-are-recommended-virginia">17 Virginia counties</a>.

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		Seventeen localities in Virginia rank as high where masking indoors is recommended by the CDC. That includes Colonial Heights, Dinwiddie, Henrico, Hopewell and Petersburg.

	
		Sixty-three localities in the Commonwealth now rank as medium, including much of Central Virginia.
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	And a nice<a href="https://www.wboy.com/news/health/coronavirus/cdc-recommends-more-north-central-wv-counties-mask/"> chunk of West Virginia</a>.

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		&nbsp;The CDC updated its mask recommendations this week to include more north central West Virginia counties.

	
		Last week, the CDC recommended residents of 13 West Virginia counties wear masks. This week, it’s recommending residents of 16 counties do so:
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	The question is will anyone care?


	Most of the goodwill has been exhausted and people have been happy to get back to normal. That's a majority. But vocal minorities are happy to bring back the mask culture wars. And all the ugliness and virtue signaling that comes with it.&nbsp;

CDC Tells Millions of Americans to Mask Again. Will Anyone Listen?

Mask mania is back just in time for beach weather. Grab your swimsuit and your N95. Or at least if the CDC has its way.


	
		The percentage of Americans

CDC Tells Millions of Americans to Mask Again. Will Anyone Listen?

The official story is that Hunter Biden may have been smoking crack and soliciting half the world's oligarchs, including those in Communist China, but there was no government angle to it.


	Somehow all that money was being thrown at a crackhead due to his native talents, not who his father was.


	The 'firewall' between Hunter and Joe Biden has been repeatedly dented by revelations from the laptop.


	And these latest revelations show that Hunter was<a href="https://nypost.com/2022/07/02/hunter-bidens-laptop-had-contacts-for-google-execs-us-officials-for-china-policy/"> actively collecting</a> the information of key US officials in a position to aid his Chinese business interests.

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		Hunter Biden’s hard drive contained an enviable lineup of contacts for top US officials tasked with overseeing the US-China relationship...
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	The list apparently included...

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		Bruce Quinn — who is listed in the hard drive as a “Director for Implementation” at the US Trade Representative office of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan — said he had no idea why he would be among the names in the hard drive.

	
		“I have never met him. I can’t even imagine,” Quinn told The Post. “Back then I used to go to all kinds of conferences and seminars. There is no doubt he could have attended one of the events with me.”

	
		All of the others named as US-China contacts in Hunter’s address book either declined to comment or did not respond to requests for comment from The Post. They include:

	
		Thomas Parker, a special advisor to the vice president for national security affairs

	
		Sarah E. Kemp, who served as a commercial counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing

	
		Patrick Mulloy, former commissioner&nbsp;of the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission
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	If you're going to do business in China, these would be good people to know. But they would also be very good people to know if you're a Chinese company that wants to do business with America or with Americans. And these people would be a whole lot more likely to pay attention to the Veep's son than to some random lawyer.


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Hunter Biden's Laptop Had Contact Info for US Officials Involved in China Policy

The official story is that Hunter Biden may have been smoking crack and soliciting half the world's oligarchs, including those in Communist China, but there

Hunter Biden's Laptop Had Contact Info for US Officials Involved in China Policy

Insurrection.


	I've said it before, let me say it again, if a judge in any apolitical case were being targeted at his or her home with angry protests and death threats, those responsible would very quickly be in prison and the protests would be shut down by a heavy law enforcement presence.&nbsp;


	This is happening because the Biden administration and its allies, which include Gov. Hogan, refuse to enforce the law.


	At this point we're far past a discussion in "right-wing media". The Supreme Court has directly requested and been turned down by, among others, Gov. Hogan, who <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-asks-maryland-officials-stop-picketing-justices-houses-rcna36460">keeps prattling about</a> "political norms".

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		Gail Curley, the&nbsp;Supreme Court’s marshal, has written to the governors of Maryland and Virginia and local officials in suburban Washington, D.C., asking them to enforce state and county laws that prohibit picketing at&nbsp;private homes.&nbsp;&nbsp;

	
		In the letter to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, she said laws in his state prohibits assembling “with another in a manner that disrupts a person’s right to tranquility in the person’s home,” and provides a penalty of up to 90 days in jail.&nbsp;
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	A "Republican".

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		“Since then, protest activity at justices’ homes, as well as threatening activity, has only increased,” Curley said in the letter, with large groups using bullhorns and banging drums.&nbsp;“This is exactly the kind of conduct that Maryland and Montgomery County laws prohibit.”
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	And if right-wing protesters were doing this at Kagan and Sotomayor's homes, there would be action.&nbsp;

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		In a letter to Marc Elrich, the executive of Montgomery County, Curley said a separate county law prohibits picketing “in front of or adjacent to any private residence.”&nbsp;She noted that the author of the county ordinance has urged county officials to enforce the law against protesters who gather outside the justices’ homes.

	
		Both letters to the Maryland officials were dated&nbsp;Friday.&nbsp;The marshal also sent letters Saturday to Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, and Jeffrey McKay, chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in Northern Virginia, where other justices' live, asking for enforcement of a similar Virginia law.
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	Virginia may or may not enforce the laws on a state level, Gov Hogan and Elrich have made it clear that they won't.

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		The response from Maryland officials was lukewarm.&nbsp;In a statement on Saturday, Hogan’s office said the Maryland Attorney General's office has questioned the constitutionality of the state’s anti-picketing law, and noted that the Justice Department has declined to enforce federal laws that would stop the demonstrations.

	
		“In light of the continued refusal by multiple federal entities to act, the governor has directed Maryland state police to further review enforcement options that respect the First Amendment and the Constitution,” said Michael Ricci, Hogan's communications director.
</blockquote>


	The Federal entities in question are under the control of the Biden administration which supports active intimidation of justices. But that has nothing to do with Hogan's refusal to do so.


	The First Amendment does not protect harassing people in their homes. It certainly does not protect intimidating judges in their homes.


	There are laws on the books here. State and local officials are deliberately refusing to enforce them because they support the intimidation.&nbsp;

Gov. Hogan, Officials, Refuse to Enforce Laws to Stop Supreme Court Harassment

Insurrection.


	I've said it before, let me say it again, if a judge in any apolitical case were being targeted at his or her home with angry protests and

Gov. Hogan, Officials, Refuse to Enforce Laws to Stop Supreme Court Harassment

And meanwhile AG Garland and the rest of the Biden administration are actively abetting this leftist insurrection and campaign of<a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/dfw/news/the-colony-man-arrested-terroristic-threat-against-supreme-court/"> political terro</a>r.

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		&nbsp;20-year-old man from The Colony has been arrested and charged with making terroristic threats against the Supreme Court.

	
		Mikeal Deshawn Archambault tweeted he was going to kill the justices after their decision in the Dobbs case overturning Roe v. Wade last week.

	
		The tweet, since deleted, said: "I'm finna [sic] everyone in the SUPREME COURT with my ak47."
</blockquote>


	Just business as usual.&nbsp;


	These are countless numbers of these and users have repeatedly documented Twitter refusing to even remove them. You can see <a href="https://foxmetronews.com/news/uncle-clarence-twitter-allows-racial-slurs-death-threats-against-scotus-to-fly-hot-and-heavy/">some of them</a> still up.


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Another Day, Another Arrest for Threatening to Kill Supreme Court Justices

And meanwhile AG Garland and the rest of the Biden administration are actively abetting this leftist insurrection and campaign of political terror.

Another Day, Another Arrest for Threatening to Kill Supreme Court Justices

Scoring political populist points is the only thing that can explain Elizabeth Warren’s self-serving, myopic and relentless scorn of Elon Musk. To one of the greatest innovators and taxpayers in all human history, Senator Warren mockingly called on the billionaire to pay more in taxes, tweeting, “Lets change a rigged tax code so The Person of the Year will actually pay taxes and stop freeloading off everyone else.”&nbsp;


	Elon Musk came to America with no money, risked everything he had, and in the process minted thousands of productive and now wealthy members of society, all while steering us, the entire world, toward a brighter future. This is the very essence of the American Dream. What world does Elizabeth Warren inhabit when her only inclination regarding Elon is to mock and ridicule him?


	Her target is a guy who will personally pay upwards of $10 billion in taxes in just 2021. That is roughly equivalent to what the entire population of Boston will pay in income taxes in 2021. Or what 20,000 average American taxpayers will pay in their entire lifetimes.


	This is a guy who is bending history before our very eyes to all of humankind’s benefit by accelerating the global shift to electrify transportation. That is a very big deal.


	This is a guy who put it all on the line fifteen years ago in self-funding what is now the globe’s most innovative automobile company that is now, depending on the day, worth more than the next eight or nine largest global automobile companies combined. What he is doing to turn the automobile industry on its head is beyond comprehension, yet Elizabeth Warren feels compelled to berate and scold him. I can only ask: Why?


	This is the guy who is revolutionizing space travel by delivering a payload into space at 1/10 the cost of NASA. This is a really big deal when you consider that until SpaceX came along, the daily cost of supplying just fresh water to the International Space Station was $500,000 a day or $180 million annually. You read that correctly.


	Is Senator Warren remotely cognizant of the fact that lowering the cost of getting payloads into space by that order of magnitude will save taxpayers countless billions in the coming decades? Does she even care? Elon Musk is delivering on the promise of making space the next frontier, bringing unimaginable benefits to all of humankind, and all Fauxcahontas can do is berate and heckle.


	For a mind-bending thought experiment, how about leaving those tens of billions of unspent tax dollars on space propellants in the pockets of Americans who might well fund the next Elon Musk? Or better yet, be the next Elon Musk who has the vision, constitution to deal with risk, and willingness to put it all on the line in endeavors that make the entire world richer. Would you rather have Elizabeth Warren deciding how to spend Elon’s taxes or Elon himself on whatever globe-changing innovation that is percolating in his brain?


	Recall that Elizabeth Warren is a person who, without shame, leveraged her supposed 1/64th Cherokee heritage to give her advantage throughout life and yet she has the temerity to lecture Elon Musk about freeloading. Seriously? It is beyond astonishing, yet she is one of the most powerful people in government.


	What we all can only wish for is the likes of Elizabeth Warren and her sycophants to pray for more Elon Musks. Humankind would be far better off. If not for some personal agenda, how could anyone resort to juvenile name-calling or referring to Elon Musk as a freeloader? He is one of the largest payers of income taxes in the history of the United States and one of the biggest givers of innovation and inspiration in all human history. Despite Elon’s extraordinary accomplishments, insults continue to roll off Senator Warren’s tongue without irony -- irony that could and should be shrugged off if it weren’t so corrosive and stunningly ignorant.


	Whatever incremental taxes Senator Warren advocates Elon paying will pale in comparison to the increased wealth the world will enjoy due to him being born, even if he paid no taxes. If anything, we should be reducing the friction in Elon’s path. Thankfully, not even gravity has been able to hold Elon back, so it is hard to imagine Elizabeth Warren succeeding in her misguided and ill-conceived quest to clip his wings.


	Fly, Elon, fly.


	Dane Chapin has been a lifelong serial entrepreneur. The last time anyone other than himself signed his paycheck was at age 25 - or 37 years ago. He is currently CEO of a company he founded called Made Here Brand.&nbsp; It is a company committed to making and sourcing goods exclusively in America. Made Here most recently launched a 100% Made in American beer in Colorado with plans to expand nationally.

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