Minneapolis Crimes are Skyrocketing as City Council Cuts Police Department Budget by $8 Million

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Minneapolis Crimes

In what is being called a “Safety for All” plan, the Minneapolis City Council has cut the Police Department budget by $8 million. The budget was passed Thursday despite soaring violence plaguing the city. Ironically, the city claims it has plans to continue to hire more officers in the upcoming years. Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender jubilantly took to Twitter to make the announcement: “The City Council adopted a 2021 budget!! All the #SafetyForAllBudget proposals passed for 2021. Mental health, violence prevention, oversight and more.” National Review reports the city’s “budget cuts follow a summer of surging crime and

Slippery Slope: San Francisco Approves ‘Overpaid Executive’ Wealth Tax On Company CEO’s

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San Francisco

While Congress is figuring out how to get a second round of COVID-19 stimulus checks to Americans, San Francisco is charging full steam ahead on its end-goal of distribution of wealth. The city recently passed its latest “wealth tax” which supporters affectionately call the “overpaid executive tax,” making another great leap down its already slippery slope towards financial ruin. National Review assessed the new tax reporting, “even critics of modern income equality see policy prescriptions such as this as counterproductive.” In the COVID-19 era, “San Francisco needs all the help it can get to attract businesses and well-paid taxpayers. This

Podcast: The Simplest Explanation is the Election Was Rigged

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Election Steal

How did Joe Biden win?  Simple.  The election was rigged.  Over at Here Is The Evidence the site is overflowing with hundreds of specific, sourced examples of voter fraud, “aggregating publicly available items of evidence that would be admissible in court.” Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | RSS | Spotify

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are TIME’s 2020 ‘Person of the Year’

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Biden Kamala

It’s that time of year when TIME gifts us with their opinion of ‘person of the year.’ For 2020, TIME chose not one, but two people; two people who spent the majority of 2020 at each other’s throats saying how horrible the other one was. Nonetheless, the deadline must have caught them by surprise and they chose an alleged president and vice president-elect, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. In the article, there was one main focus from the get-go, appearing to be the only reason for choosing Biden and Harris: “President-elect Biden takes COVID-19 very, very seriously.” Then Biden was

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