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Talarico Waffles On Trannies

Democrats might already be having plenty of remorse about James Talarico, the hardcore leftist Democrats have nominated for the U.S. Senate in Texas. But now, the commotion surrounding Talarico is growing stronger.

Turns out he has a “favorite drag queen” — a Ru Paul associate by the name of Alyssa Edwards — who loves training kids to become drag performers. And Talarico’s pastor, Babs Miller, a lesbian minister from the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Austin, Texas, says members of her parish wished President Donald Trump has been killed by the political assassin, Thomas Crooks, who attacked him in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Talarico recently reversed his stance, saying he opposes transgender student-athletes competing in girls’ sports if it risks safety or fairness. But Miller has essentially ratted him out, saying what he presents during the campaign is “fluid” and quite different from what he believes. Here’s more from Neil Johnson on his channel Lumberjack Logic.

 

Court Rules On Trans Sports

The U.S. Supreme Court gave states the rights to ban transgenders from competing in women’s sports. But the court upheld birthright citizenship, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump.

We happen to believe the Supreme Court screwed the pooch on this one. But still, how do we deal with this setback? Doug in Exile suggests the time has come to push for an amendment to the Constitution, limiting foreigners coming into America to deliver birthright infants.

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Supreme Court Gets Tougher

The U.S. Supreme Court issued several minor rulings Tuesday, allowing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Department of Justice to tighten requirements on immigrants, especially those involved in criminal proceedings.

In a 6-3 vote,  the Supreme Court ruled that DHS can strip green card holders of their legal status if they travel abroad while facing criminal charges.

There were other rulings, mostly good, and mostly in favor of the Trump administration. As the Supreme Court concludes its current term, a ruling on birthright citizenship is expected later in the week. There could also be rulings on transgenders in sports and limits on how long election ballot counting can go on. Here’s more from Doug In Exile.

 

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