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With a ninja lawyers as bodyguards!

How cute.

The DUmp'Rat thinks we FEAR them...

INSURRECTION: Anti-ICE Mob Tries to Break Into Susan Collins' Maine Office

Amy mentioned earlier today that there was another officer-involved shooting in Maine. It took place during an ICE operation. According to preliminary reports, which lack many details, the incident happened in Biddeford, Maine. Some people have posted that it was another case of someone trying to run over an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.

And now, a leftist mob has gathered outside of Susan Collins’ Maine office, and they’re trying to storm the building.

Do any of these people have jobs? Also, of all the senators to target, this isn't one of them.

You can't be any more moderate or accommodating than Susan Collins. The left-wing narratives simply fall flat. What a joke.
 
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2026/07/13/anti-ice-protesters-are-trying-to-storm-susan-collins-maine-office-n2679338

Well hell; they ought to fit in just fine with the rest of the Dim'Rats then... 

Sure, but they seem to think the Democrats aren't doing it fast enough.

Also, today I learned that the DSA's national leadership board is called the National Political Committee, or NPC. No joke.

Paramount Plays Hardball Against Newsom's Regulatory Goons

https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2026/07/13/placeholder-headline-n4954963

You know it's tough times in the entertainment biz when two of the oldest and most storied studios in Hollywood are forced into the merger-and-acquisition tango in hopes that they can both stay afloat. But it's a sign of something even crazier when the buyer threatens to leave Hollywood to escape the state's regulatory noose.

That's the word this weekend, when Semafor reported that "Paramount is reportedly considering leaving California" as Attorney General Rob Bonta is reportedly "preparing a lawsuit over its planned $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery."

According to the exclusive, Paramount chief David Ellison's "confidants have pushed him to consider moving its corporate headquarters and reallocating much of its $30 billion in planned spending outside the state," should Bonta sue to stop the takeover from taking place.

The New York Times reported on Sunday that "a group of states" led by California is "preparing to file a lawsuit to block Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery as soon as this week, according to four people briefed on the plans."

The buyout already enjoys the blessings of the federal government, after the Justice Department's Antitrust Division gave its approval in June. ...

This is rumor grade, I guess, but much movie and TV production has moved out of Hollyweird, so this would "simply" formalize and add to what has been happening for two or three decades.

If Noisome and other goobernors do this, it will be over politics, a perceived loss of control of Hollyweird messaging, not any anti-trust concerns.