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Pardon me..

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Trumpsky pardon doesn’t cover state crimes. ..any of y’all going to get your Bannon private Wall $$25M money back? Anyone here stupid enough to give money to a professional scammer? Probably only Odub.

Letitia is going to put him in jail first. Then there will be other states who get their turns. He’ll be in court for the rest of his life in one state or another.
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Electric car update

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Lol nah it’s just some solid trolls from the Bee

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Newsom Promises There Will Be Enough Electricity For All Californians After Everyone Moves To Florida

LOS ANGELES, CA — Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a power grid emergency due to energy usage being at a 5-year high. Still, Newsom has assured everyone that they will have plenty of electricity to spare as soon as everyone leaves the state to live in Florida instead.
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California Government Recommends Purchasing A Giant Hamster Wheel To Charge Your Electric Car

SACRAMENTO, CA — With skyrocketing costs and grid failures across California, the Californian government is recommending everyone purchase a giant human-sized hamster wheel to generate electricity to charge their electric cars.
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10 More Environmentally Friendly Alternatives To Using Electricity

Hey there, person! Are you still using electricity? We all know electricity makes the earth cry, which is why California recently banned it altogether. If you are one of the heartless few still using electricity to cool your home or charge your phone, here are 10 electricity alternatives. Try...
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harlan preview

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i got the harlan paper today, they look like they are loaded this year, could be their year to loose...so much talent and experiecne returns from last year. connor frame(wr) and will mclaughlin(lb) were both 1st team all state last year, mclaughlin commited to iowa state. junior aidan hall(wr) was named 2nd team all state, while seniors bieker(dl) fah(lb) and moser were third team all state. returning junior qb kasperbauer lead 3a in passing last year with 2500 yds .here is the shocker, will mclaughlin will see time at fb, he will be a load in the back field, 6ft 3 -225lb coming at ya...then add new promising (te)jacob birch to the mix....coach bladt said he has some speed and wheels out there, and some others that will pop up too. the offensive line is not small like last year either, which average about 200lb last yr..this years group is around 225, and one at 265...most of the line retures....see what happens when the season starts, but that is a lot of talent returing for the cyclones. on defense, harlan returns 8 defensive players with starting experience that allowed 15 pts per game last year..harlan has a very tough non district schedule , with some heavy hitters in there- grinell, sargent bluff, glenwood, and lewis central...those game should be a good measuring stick for the cylones ....see what happens friday night aginst 4a lewis central
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Hator, is there anyone in your party that isnt

GwinnettDawg
Licking Chinese taint 24/7? You voted for and protect some corrupt mother fvckers.

thanks dumbass.

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Biden’s New Green Energy Adviser Has Ties To Chinese Communist Party Front Group

President Joe Biden's new green energy advisor has close ties to a Chinese government influence operative, the Daily Caller News Foundation found.
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week 3 football rankings

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week 3 rankings from des moines reg....do they have it right....i believe before the season is over, carlisle will crack the top 10 in 4a. carlisle has some tough lineman, big and physical, that should overwelm some teams...my 2 cents worth​

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Class 5A​


1. Southeast Polk (2-0), beat West Des Moines Valley 24-7


2. Pleasant Valley (2-0), beat Dubuque Hempstead 42-0


3. Ankeny (2-0), beat Ankeny Centennial 17-10


4. Dowling Catholic (1-1), beat Waukee Northwest 45-19


5. Cedar Falls (2-0), beat Waterloo West 57-0


6. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (2-0), beat Bettendorf 34-0


7. West Des Moines Valley (1-1), lost to Southeast Polk 24-7


8. Sioux City East (3-0), beat Sioux City North 28-2


9. Ames (2-0), beat Fort Dodge 36-32


10. Johnston (1-1), beat Urbandale 24-7


Dropped Out: Urbandale, Linn-Mar



Class 4A​


1. Lewis Central (3-0), beat Carlisle 28-21


2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (2-0), beat West Delaware 44-7


3. Waverly-Shell Rock (2-0), beat Crestwood 35-0


4. North Scott (2-0), beat Western Dubuque 45-7


5. Bondurant-Farrar (2-0), beat Dallas Center-Grimes 21-14


6. Indianola (2-0), beat Glenwood 31-17


7. Norwalk (2-0), beat Des Moines Lincoln 45-0


8. Iowa City Liberty (2-0), beat Linn-Mar 25-14


9. Cedar Rapids Washington (2-0), beat Marion 41-13


10. Webster City (1-1), beat Boone 54-0


Dropped Out: none



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The Ankeny Hawks take the field for their game against Ankeny Centennial on Friday, September 2, 2022, at Ankeny Stadium.


Class 3A​


1. Harlan (1-1), beat Grinnell 63-6


2. Humboldt (2-0), beat Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 37-0


3. MOC-Floyd Valley (2-0), beat Unity Christian 34-7


4. Benton (2-0), beat Center Point-Urbana 37-7


5. Central DeWitt (2-0), beat Camanche 42-24


6. ADM (2-0), beat Ballard 59-20


7. Hampton-Dumont-CAL (2-0), beat Iowa Falls-Alden 34-7


8. North Polk (2-0), beat Pella 24-7


9. Mount Vernon (2-0), beat Solon 17-14


10. Nevada (1-1), lost to West Marshall 35-31


Dropped Out: Solon



Class 2A​


1. Williamsburg (2-0), beat Van Meter 18-13


2. Central Lyon (2-0), beat Sergeant Bluff-Luton

3. OABCIG (2-0), beat Storm Lake 42-0


4. Dubuque Wahlert (2-0) beat Davenport Assumption 34-21


5. New Hampton (2-0), beat Charles City 36-7


6. West Marshall (2-0), beat Nevada 35-31


7. West Lyon (1-1), beat Estherville Lincoln Central 43-14


8. Spirit Lake (2-0), beat Forest City 47-0


9. Red Oak (2-0), beat West Central Valley 42-0


10. Pocahontas Area (2-0), beat South Central Calhoun 30-6


Class 1A​


1. West Sioux (2-0), beat Sioux Center 58-14


2. Van Meter (1-1), lost to Williamsburg 18-13


3. Beckman Catholic (2-0), beat Anamosa 20-12


4. West Branch (2-0), beat Columbus Catholic 34-13


5. Dike-New Hartford (1-1), lost to Grundy Center 17-14


6. Pella Christian (2-0), beat Panorama 61-3


7. Underwood (2-1), beat Clarinda 59-22


8. Western Christian (2-0), beat Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 27-20


9. Aplington-Parkersburg (2-0), beat Osage 34-17


10. Durant (2-0), beat Cascade 26-13


Dropped Out: Cascade



Class A​


1. West Hancock (2-0), beat Newman Catholic 42-7


2. Grundy Center (2-0), beat Dike-New Hartford 17-14


3. Woodbury Central (2-0), beat Logan-Magnolia 41-6


4. Lynnville-Sully (2-0), beat North Mahaska 50-6


5. Mount Ayr (2-0), beat Central Decatur 33-13


6. Westwood (2-0), beat IKM-Manning 26-18


7. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn (1-1), beat Gehlen Catholic 50-35


8. Alburnett (2-0), beat Pekin 42-0


9. North Linn (1-1), beat East Buchanan 14-8


10. East Buchanan (1-1), lost to North Linn 14-8


Dropped Out: none

8-Player​


1. Don Bosco (2-0), beat Turkey Valley 48-8


2. Newell-Fonda (2-0), beat Siouxland Christian 72-0


3. Remsen St. Mary’s (2-0), beat River Valley 60-6


4. WACO (3-0), beat HLV 60-14


5. Easton Valley (1-1), beat South Beloit (IL) 69-22


6. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (2-0), beat Colo-NESCO 54-14


7. Baxter (2-0), beat Melcher-Dallas 64-0


8. Lenox (2-0), beat East Mills 50-32


9. Bedford (2-0), beat Griswold 70-6


10. Central City (2-0), beat Kee 48-0
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FBI Mar-a-Lago Warrant Had ‘No Legal Basis’: Constitutional Lawyers

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Two constitutional lawyers who worked in the Bush and Reagan administrations say that the warrant used to search former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence had no legal basis.

A former president’s right under the Presidential Records Act supersedes the statutes the Department of Justice and FBI used to carry out the raid earlier this month, wrote David Rivkin Jr. and Lee Casey, who both served under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush.

“The judge who issued the warrant for Mar-a-Lago has signaled that he is likely to release a redacted version of the affidavit supporting it. But the warrant itself suggests the answer is likely no—the FBI had no legally valid cause for the raid,” they wrote in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

Earlier this month, federal Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart unsealed the warrant and property receipt, showing that it allowed FBI agents to obtain all “physical documents and records constituting evidence, contraband, fruits of crime, or other items illegally possessed in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§793, 2071, or 1519.”

And the materials that could be seized are “any government and/or Presidential Records created between January 20, 2017, and January 20, 2021,” which encompasses all of Trump’s presidential term.

As a result, the two scholars said that “virtually all the materials at Mar-a-Lago are likely to fall within this category” but “federal law gives Mr. Trump a right of access to them.”

“His possession of them is entirely consistent with that right, and therefore lawful, regardless of the statutes the FBI cites in its warrant,” Rivkin and Casey wrote.

“Those statutes are general in their text and application. But Mr. Trump’s documents are covered by a specific statute, the Presidential Records Act of 1978,” they said, adding that a Supreme Court decision in 1974 affirms their argument. “The former president’s rights under the [Presidential Records Act] trump any application of the laws the FBI warrant cites.”

The 1978 law, which was passed two years after former President Richard Nixon resigned, “lays out detailed requirements for how the archivist is to administer the records, handle privilege claims, make the records public, and impose restrictions on access,” they added. “Notably, it doesn’t address the process by which a former president’s records are physically to be turned over to the archivist, or set any deadline, leaving this matter to be negotiated between the archivist and the former president.”

In their opinion piece, the authors stated that because the FBI and Justice Department were satisfied with an additional lock being installed on a Mar-a-Lago storage room, the federal agencies “could and should have sought a less intrusive” method than a search warrant.

The former president, in a legal complaint filed earlier this week, wrote that agents visited his home in early June—about two months before the raid—and appeared to approve the installation of another lock.

After one FBI agent saw the storage room, they told Trump’s team: “Thank you. You did not need to show us the storage room, but we appreciate it. Now it all makes sense,” according to the filing.

“Counsel for President Trump then closed the interaction and advised the Government officials that they should contact him with any further needs on the matter,” it added.
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