shut in the nuthouse

Last week, powerful testimony from dozens of veterans and park advocates - along with tens of thousands of comments submitted in opposition - gave pause to a planning commission considering the proposed Triumphal Arch in DC.

For a year, the regime has been trying to grab the private data of every voter in America—Social Security numbers, birth dates, home addresses, driver’s license numbers—by suing states that refused to hand them over. Friday night, a federal judge in New York became the twelfth in a row to throw the case out.

Judge Mae D’Agostino rejected every argument the regime made. And here’s the ugliest part: the law it leaned on was the Civil Rights Act of 1960—written to stop Southern officials from destroying Black citizens’ voter records. The regime tried to twist a law built to protect Black voters into a tool to seize their data. D’Agostino wouldn’t allow it.

Also, Conor McGregor blew out his knee in like nine seconds last night and Drake lost a million dollars betting on him.