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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 10/8
« Last post by Ptarmigan on October 08, 2026, 09:49:32 PM »
‘Y’all Want A Piece Of Me?’: Bodycam Captures 6-Year-Old’s Chilling Admission After Shooting Teacher
https://dailycaller.com/2026/10/07/unsealed-bodycam-richneck-first-grader-shoots-teacher/

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Recently unsealed video shows bodycam footage of officers responding to a six-year-old boy after he shot his teacher.

The video, released by Newport News police Tuesday, shows officers and sheriff’s deputies arriving at the first-grade classroom in 2023 to find the child, referred to as J.T. in court records, The Virginian-Pilot reported.

Officer Brian Torrez, whose body camera captured the footage, entered the room and found J.T. being held by the class’s reading specialist, Amy Kovac.

Talk about disturbing.
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Nearly 6,000 IRS Employees Owe or Haven’t Filed Nearly $50 Million in Taxes: Joni Ernst [WATCH]
https://www.lifezette.com/2026/10/nearly-6000-irs-employees-owe-or-havent-filed-nearly-50-million-in-taxes-joni-ernst-watch/

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Senator Joni Ernst is pushing new legislation aimed at IRS employees who are delinquent on their own taxes, following an audit that found nearly 6,000 agency workers either owe overdue taxes or have failed to file.

The findings were raised during an exchange with Stuart Varney, who asked Ernst what she plans to do in response.

"Your audit of the IRS reveals nearly 6,000 IRS employees who owe close to 50 million in overdue taxes. What are you going to do about it?" Varney asked.

Oh, the irony!  :mental:
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They're still expecting the Epstein files, "something, something, RUSSIA!", and ICE's "crimes" to be damaging to Trump, and put him in jail?! As if Democrats haven't already milked those claims for all they're worth? :thatsright:
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Is that the Corvette that was in the garage with all of the classified documents Biden wasn't allowed to take with him?
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The DUmpster / Re: Not to say we told you so
« Last post by SSG Snuggle Bunny on October 08, 2026, 06:52:12 PM »
Weird how this scenario involves armed resistance and not publicly and openly presenting the ballots for inspection.
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Politics / Re: Whistleblower Just Exposed AG Letitia James’ Cover-up
« Last post by SVPete on October 08, 2026, 05:46:08 PM »
Former NY prosecutor claims AG Letitia James is threatening him — as he refuses to delete evidence of anti-Trump political corruption

https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/us-news/former-ny-prosecutor-claims-ag-letitia-james-is-threatening-him/

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A former prosecutor in the New York attorney general’s office claims that Letitia James is threatening him after he blew the whistle on a scheme to take down President Trump – as he refuses to delete evidence of the alleged corruption.

Daniel Wiesenfeld, who worked in James’ Investor Protection Bureau before he was axed last month, defiantly told his former boss Monday he would not be handing over “confidential and privileged” materials, according to email obtained by the Times-Union.

The blistering email also included a photo of a detective’s business card from the AG’s Executive Protection Detail that had been jammed into his front door, the paper reported.

“I am in receipt of your September 18th letter threatening me with ‘professional discipline, as well as civil and/or criminal action’ and your subsequent September 30th letter providing a deadline by 5pm today for me to confirm my destruction of your ‘confidential and/or privileged information’,” Wiesenfeld wrote Monday.

Ex-NY prosecutor claims AG Letitia James pushed Trump probe despite investigators finding nothing: ‘What Tish wanted, Tish got’

https://nypost.com/2026/10/08/us-news/ex-ny-prosecutor-claims-letitia-james-pushed-trump-probe-despite-investigators-finding-nothing/

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A whistleblower in the state Attorney General’s Office was ordered to dig up dirt on President Trump, even after a year-long probe found no wrongdoing – because it was what AG Letitia James was demanding, he told The Post.

Daniel Wiesenfeld, a prosecutor in the Investor Protection Bureau, claimed he was told by Bureau Chief Shamiso Maswoswe to keep trying to make a case against Trump and his pals despite finding no evidence that there was a crime.

“By June 2026, after several meetings, we had become exasperated,” Wiesenfeld told The Post in an exclusive interview. “Shamiso told us, in sum and substance, that she agreed with us and that if it were her call, she would close the case – but that it was Tish’s call.
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Wiesenfeld has been at odds with his boss since August, when he blasted out an email to more than 2,000 colleagues claiming he was being forced to find dirt on Trump and his pals.

“If you believe Trump is using the [Department of Justice] attorneys to prosecute his enemies to further his political interests, you should find it equally troubling that Tish is doing exactly the same thing,” the email said.
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He was later fired.

The controversy started when he was assigned to investigate an insider-trading claim against a company affiliated with the Trump family. He said the case was based on a tip from a “cryptic text” that was never shared with him.

Wiesenfeld said he was given the assignment on July 25, 2025, with the tip from an unlisted phone number suggesting that Donald Trump Jr. and his associates were selling inside info to private companies for millions.

“I asked for information about the cryptic text and any context that could be provided, but my boss, Shamiso Maswoswe, told me they could not provide me with more information.

Despite being kept in the dark, “we affirmatively conclude that no crime had taken place,” Wiesenfeld said.

When he was told to keep pursuing the case, he said he “pushed back.

“I said the investigation was a waste of time and that there was no way forward,” he told The Post. “Nevertheless, I was directed to send subpoenas to several banks, wasting taxpayer dollars and the banks’ resources on what I believed was a fruitless, politically motivated investigation.”

The Post later confirmed that the FBI and DOJ also looked into Wiesenfeld’s claims.

This is not about James's failed anti-Trump lawfare during the Biden Interregnum, this is about a new witch hunt James is aiming at Trump's family members and possibly against DJT after he leaves the WH in January 2029.
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Keith Ellison is a POS that belongs behind bars :thatsright: :rant: :rant: :rant: :rant:
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Keith Ellison says Republicans mean to cheat in the midterms, and people should be "ready to protest, take to the streets."

"Don't act like, oh, they couldn't mean that. They mean it...So be ready to get your dukes up."

Whoa, whoa, whoa! "Get your dukes up"? Sounds like incitement to me! :whatever:
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The DUmpster / Not to say we told you so
« Last post by CC27 on October 08, 2026, 01:08:22 PM »
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angrychair (13,104 posts)

Not to say we told you so

..but we told you so. Yes, I'm talking to you Jared Polis.

This is what being bipartisan gets you.

This is what being a centrist gets you.


President Donald Trump is, apparently, being advised on the midterms by former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters. The two met Monday at the White House.


Yes, you read that correctly. Tina Peters, a convicted felon, is meeting with the president of the United States, in the oval office, on how to manipulate the outcome of the midterm elections.

Their plan?

“There is local control,” Martin said of U.S. elections. “However, the laws that govern the system, like safety and national security, are federal laws. So Tina Peters, famous Colorado clerk, was in the Oval Office today just two hours ago talking about this question. The president’s taking it seriously.”


Their pitch is that voting machines are made with foreign sourced parts and is therefore compromised and a national security threat and that Mango Mussolini should declare a national security emergency and seize all voting machines nationwide.

That is the pitch. What will come of that meeting, if anything, is the open question. The fact that he took the meeting at all and spent 2 hours discussing it with her in a one-on-one meeting, should be incredibly concerning on its own.

Im not going to hypothesize on what might happen but it is clear that they are planning something and we, as US citizens, need to take that seriously. Because they sure as hell are taking it seriously.

Reference: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/tina-peters-has-trump-s-ear-on-the-midterms/ar-AA2dKm7D

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Fiendish Thingy (26,195 posts)
8. They do not control all the levers of power
They don’t control the states, and they don’t control the people, who could surround polling places and tabulation centres to create a physical barrier to prevent seizure.

Courts could act preemptively and issue injunctions blocking seizure, and governors and legislatures could order elections re-done on a new date with injunctions and armed protection in place. (This happened in Louisiana this summer)

As with all doomsday scenarios, it is critical to ask “then what?” to every assertion, and consider all variables and potential responses, including pushback and resistance from the states, courts and people, including the use of deadly force. Any discussion that doesn’t do this, and merely presumes effective success by the perpetrators, cannot be taken seriously.

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bluestarone (23,207 posts)
30. I hear you and believe YOU know lots we don't know. Can i ask you a then what?
Here ya go. ICE just went into like 4 states at the same time and took there ballots and destroyed them. Here ya go, so THEN WHAT? I know this didn't happen YET but do you have a then what answer? LOTS of people here (including myself at times the closer we get) would just like this then what question answered.

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Fiendish Thingy (26,195 posts)
35. I'm just a guy who reads a lot, and thinks things through before reacting.
Possible “then what?” answers (which would, of course generate “then what?” questions of their own)

1. The 4 states pre-emptively obtained injunctions against ballot seizure before election day, blocking deployment of agents.

2. No injunction, but when they arrive, ICE is met with armed state/NG forces protecting polling places/tabulation centres. They are kept at bay as a court issues an injunction within an hour of their arrival. Because some polling places have to be temporarily closed, the governor orders polls to stay open longer to compensate (this has happened many times for various reasons)

3. Rumours spread that ICE is will attempt to seize ballots, and on election day, thousands of folks who have organized ahead of time surround the targeted locations and form a human chain (plans for this are already being developed).

4. The scenario you describe succeeds, ballots are seized and either destroyed or “contaminated”, rendering them uncountable. Dozens, if not hundreds, of races cannot be certified, including for state offices and municipal races in Ruby red Republican areas. The Governor convenes an emergency session of the legislature and schedules a re-do election for two weeks later, activates the National Guard to protect voters and ballots, and seeks an injunction against the federal government.

(Ordering a re-do of an election happened this summer in Louisiana, for different reasons than what you describe)

Those are just a short list of possible answers to “then what?” Because of all the human variables involved, there could easily be hundreds more, combinations of various responses, etc.

That’s why I vigorously challenge any claim that a particular scenario will succeed, unfettered, unobstructed, without a response, reaction or resistance that interferes, impedes or renders unachievable the desired outcome.

We are dealing with incompetent buffoons who very well may try something drastic and extreme, but have a track record of failure much longer than their success. They can initiate chaos and destruction, but after that, they control almost nothing.

The most important thing to never forget is the following absolute truth:

Trump is not omnipotent, and the states and the people are not powerless

This truth has been proven time and time again, in Portland, and Chicago, and Minneapolis, and all across the country.

Hope this was helpful.

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https://democraticunderground.com/100221548879

They love patting themselves on the back.
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Per this article, https://nypost.com/2026/10/07/opinion/cornell-7-drama-proves-the-campus-rape-panic-is-a-farce-and-women-know-it/ , from which I won't quote, apparently the female wangled an invite to the frat's Halloween party, got herself sloshed (what she drank would probably put me under the table, so whether alcoholic or just not yet, she has considerable built up alcohol tolerance), and chose to participate in group sex with several males, and allowed more to join in.

Whether morning/week after regret or some sort of power/revenge move, this wasn't, IMO, rape. As for the scumbag males, maybe their lives getting screwed up will teach one or three that being a scumbag is not a good thing. Not that I have much hope that any will learn.
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