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The Blue-State Hurricane: 

Californians are on edge anticipating the highly unusual event of a hurricane possibly slamming its shores this weekend, courtesy of El Niño’s sweaty tropical weather. No one knows what, or if any, damage will be done. The same can’t be said for the fiscal hurricane about to hit California and other blue states as they continue to enact insane woke laws, raise taxes, pile up regulations and drive successful businesses out. “The big losers: New York, Illinois, Alaska, New Jersey, and California,” Unleash Prosperity notes. “All very high-tax states except for cold and remote Alaska. California’s solution to all the money leaving is to impose a wealth tax on its citizens. Brilliant.”  Brilliant, indeed. Of the five states that have lost the most personal income from people moving to other states, four are ranked in the top 11 for total tax burden, according to a study by WalletHub: New York (12.4%), Illinois (9.9%), New Jersey (9.5%), and California (9.2%).  Read the rest here.

More Truth About The Climate Lies: 

Last week we noted that so far there had been zero Atlantic hurricanes, a record. For the first time in 112 years, we’ve now gone this deep into hurricane season without one. Of course the media ignore this monumental phenomenon because it doesn’t fit the global warming tale. So what other inconvenient facts are they covering up? Here’s a partial list:

The Great Barrier Reef, that immense coral system off of Australia’s northeastern coast, the largest living structure on the planet, which experts said was being killed by manmade global warming, has gone through its best five years on record. Official reef-wide statistics were “widely published as the Great Barrier Reef got worse,” says Danish researcher Bjorn Lomborg, but when the data showed improvement, the statistic keeping stopped.
“Vegetation greenness has been increasing globally since at least 1981, when satellite technology enabled large-scale vegetation monitoring,” says a study published in Nature. “Global vegetation models suggest that CO2 fertilization is the main driver of global vegetation greening.” The volume of additional greenery is equivalent in size to the contiguous U.S. four times over. The findings support previous reports that reached the same conclusion: Earth is going green.  Read the rest of the story here.

Forget about Affordability - Dems Promise An Impeach-O-Rama Next Year:
After spending months harping on the nation’s affordability “crisis,” Democrats have recently let slip that their real goal, if they get a majority in Congress, will be to impeach as many Trump administration officials as time allows over the next two years.
They will market it as “holding the administration accountable,” but the goal is far more sinister – to purposefully cripple the administration, regardless of the danger it poses to the nation.
In the past few days, articles in the Atlantic and MS NOW – two eminently reliable mouthpieces of the Democratic Party – said the party is considering a raft of impeachments of Trump Cabinet officials, if not Donald Trump himself.  Read the rest of the story here.

Is Trump Getting The George H.W. Bush Treatment On The Economy?
Republican incumbent President George H.W. Bush lost the 1992 election to the Arkansas governor who ran on the slogan “It’s the Economy, Stupid.” Americans voted for change after being told over and over by the legacy media that the economy was dragging. But it wasn’t. It had recovered from a downturn, yet the media continued to shop the lie, carrying Bill Clinton to the presidency.
We’re now in 2026, less than two months from the midterm elections, and the legacy media, which is nothing more than the Democratic Party’s propaganda arm, is doing the same to President Donald Trump in an effort to lift the Democrats to a congressional majority.
Clinton’s campaign was centered on his claim that the economy leading up to the 1992 election was the worst “in 50 years.” It was true that Bush’s term had a rough patch that began in July 1990. But “the recession ended in March 1991,” according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, and “an expansion began at that time.” Read that again. March 1991. Not March 1992. Nor March 1993.

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