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Day: October 9, 2023

A Pox on Both Their Houses

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Listening to The Constitution Study, you’re well aware of my disdain for political parties. Both have contributed to the current state of the U.S. Debates, debt, and potential government shutdowns – it’s a cycle of chaos, and accountability seems lost. Join me in exploring the impact and questioning where the true allegiance of our elected representatives lies. Are they for the people, or the party?

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390 – Civil Asset Forfeiture, Policing for Profit

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Several years ago I wrote an article about the Battle of Athens, TN. In the article I showed the corruption in McMinn County Sheriff’s Department, where the Sheriff and his deputies did not receive a salary, but were paid for everyone they booked, incarcerated, and released. This perverse incentive let to deputies routinely boarding buses to “fine” and jail the passengers for any alleged violations they could come up with. When subject to this corruption, many GIs returning from World War II were led to challenge the corrupt county Sheriff and other office holders. This challenge led not only to an embattled election, but an armed uprising in an attempt to restore the rule of law.

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Hydroxychloroquine Reduces COVID-19 Mortality, Study Finds

Researchers examined records from 352 adults hospitalized in AZ Groeninge Hospital in Kortrijk, Belgium.

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California City Declares Itself a ‘No Mask and No Vaccine Mandate City’

The resolution passed 4–3, with exceptions for residents and city employees who have tested positive for the virus or for first responders responding to calls.

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Schools Spent Millions In COVID Bucks On Educational Software. It Was Barely Used

Educational technology licenses paid for by school districts went largely unused by students

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