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Donald Trump Jr. Says He’ll Attend GOP Debate In Father’s Absence
The former president’s son said he and his fiancee, Kimberly Guilfoyle, are “excited to see all of our friends in Milwaukee.”
Canceled!
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Jewish Space Lasers? Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Boyfriend Suggests Recent Wildfires Intentionally Set
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A right-wing sheriffs group that challenges federal law is gaining acceptance around the country
***Some scary, fascist, MAGAt 💩 💩 💩:
The sheriffs group has railed against gun control laws, COVID-19 mask mandates and public health restrictions, as well as alleged election fraud. It has also quietly spread its ideology across the country, seeking to become more mainstream in part by securing state approval for taxpayer-funded law enforcement training, the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism found.
Over the last five years, the group has hosted trainings, rallies, speeches and meetings in at least 30 states for law enforcement officers, political figures, private organizations and members of the public, according to the Howard Center’s seven-month probe, conducted in collaboration with the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting.
The group has held formal trainings on its “constitutional” curriculum for law enforcement officers in at least 13 of those states. In six states, the training was approved for officers’ continuing education credits. The group also has supporters who sit on three state boards in charge of law enforcement training standards.
