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- The Iran-ISIS Connection
- Iran hopes to stoke fear that its “breakout timing” is shrinking and thereby increase pressure on the Biden administration to reenter the #IranDeal before time runs out
- IHRA definition of antisemitism "controversial" where it recognizes that double-standard criticism of Israel is actually Jew-hatred
- Australia: "Membership in all of Hamas, including its political wing, will now be barred, punishable by up to 25 years in prison"
- “Baranes is a repeated donor to Democratic candidates who has openly advocated against one of Trump’s signature policies, his efforts to limit refugee admissions”
- Son of Democrat Congressman Mel Levine: "Coming out as Republican worse than coming out gay"
- Israeli Air Force: “We are flying the #F-35 all over the Middle East" [VIDEO]
- "Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, world's largest kosher certification body, approves plant-based Impossible Burger" [VIDEO]
Tag Archives: Brandon Johnson
Chicago Teachers Union is the most powerful public sector union in the US, a political behemoth of the city that, quite literally, elected Brandon Johnson Mayor.
NATIONAL REVIEW Brandon Johnson Wasn’t on the Ballot in Chicago, but Went Down in Flames on Tuesday Anyway Jeffrey Blehar November 8, 2024 Readers of National Review have become well familiar with Brandon Johnson’s reign of error as mayor of Chicago over … Continue reading
“The last Mayor of Chicago was 1) Black 2) a woman, and 3) a lesbian and even she didn’t play the victim card this quickly”
JOHN KASS NEWS Let’s Talk About Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Ultra-Thin Black Skin John Kass September 13, 2023 Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is consumed by the color of his skin. It seems that his black skin is all he wants … Continue reading
New Chicago mayor has promised to target businesses and the wealthy to pay for his social programming
WIREPOINTS What has Chicago done? Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner April 5, 2023 …What Chicagoans voted for on April 4 was someone more extreme and exactly opposite of what the city needed. To reduce Chicago’s nation-high homicide rate, Chicago needed a … Continue reading