Hello, my Beautiful Friends, and Happy Thanksgiving!
Prayers up for our Service members today as we cover the latest in the District of Columbia.
National Guardsmen attacked, and one of them — Sarah Beckstrom — dies from her injuries. Trump promises vengeance. Biden alien caught.
Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
West Virginia has become the first state to pass legislation banning seven artificial dyes and two preservatives, citing their health risks. The law takes effect in August governing foods given to students in the public schools. A statewide ban will follow starting in 2028.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey, a Republican who signed the bill into law, points to West Virginia’s high rates of obesity, heart disease and diabetes and concerns for kids with ADHD. He said he’s proud to lead the way, echoing Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
More than 20 states are considering similar bans. American Beverage, a trade group that represents much of the nation’s nonalcoholic beverage companies, is against the ban. Here’s more from Timcast IRL.
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has duly warned President Biden that if he signs unconstitutional laws passed by Congress, it is our duty to challenge them in court. He was quickly joined by attorneys general from Arkansas, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana and Texas in signing a six-page letter to the President.
The letter charges Biden of cutting Constitutional corners by signing more than 40 executive orders to date, adding that overreaching and defying Congress will not be rewarded or succeed and only amounts to tyranny against we the people. “He doesn’t care,” says Martin Brodel of Biden. “They control the courts, so he can care less.” Brodel also reports on freshman Congresswoman Lauren Boebert’s challenges of Biden’s decision to rejoin the Paris Accord, his mask mandate and funding of the World Health Organization, plans to vaccinate terrorists at Guantanamo Bay and the Black Lives Matter nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize.
