️️️️the Cradle
In a new attempt to manufacture another pretext for renewed attacks on Iran, Israel has reportedly provided the US with intelligence claiming that Tehran is considering the use of chemical weapons, according to The New York Times.
The report claims US officials are divided over the credibility of the Israeli intelligence, with some senior officials recalling the false US intelligence claims in 2002 that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.
State gun? 
President Donald Trump told "FOX & Friends" that the U.S. will no longer be providing billions of dollars in cash and discounted weapons to Israel each year, giving Abdul El-Sayed a victory on his number one policy priority before the elections even take place.
"They don’t need it," Trump said. "They've become a very successful country."
"Bibi Netanyahu and I reached an agreement on that," he said. "He brought it up. He said, I think it would be appropriate if we do not receive aid, because he understands that this is one of the points of contention."
DOJ to send "monitors" to 7 Michigan municipalities
The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division sent notices to seven Michigan municipalities that federal monitors will be present at polling places on Election Day.
Notices were delivered to the municipalities of Detroit, East Lansing, Flint, Grand Rapids, Hamtramck, Lansing and Warren.
All have heavy Black voter populations
Voter turnout surges past 2022 levels Voter turnout has surged in the lead up to this year’s midterm election, with the number of early ballots cast significantly outstripping the totals from the 2022 midterm.
Elections workers across the country were expecting that trend to continued into election day. Officials in states including North Carolina, Georgia, and Michigan — a major battleground – reported strong turnout in the opening hours of voting.
By the afternoon, Florida’s Division of Elections reported more than 1,860,000 votes had been cast on election day.
Georgia’s secretary of state Brad Raffensperger said 775,000 votes had been cast, with an expected total turnout of 1.4 million votes by the close of polling
New York - Westchester county official addresses voting machine malfunctions affecting up to 250,000 ballots
Technical issues reported across several Mississippi counties
Trump admin harassing voters and officials in LA
The US justice department sent a last-minute surge of election monitors into Los Angeles this morning, the LA Times (paywall) reports, amid an ongoing legal back-and-forth with the Trump administration over California’s 20,000 contested ballots.
The Golden State and the Trump administration have been in a legal standoff over the past few weeks following the DoJ’s claim that 20,000 non-citizens were on the state’s voter rolls.
The administration’s demands to set aside the contested ballots were struck down by the supreme court on Monday, but in a series of rulings later last night and earlier today, the San Francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals cleared the administration to threaten state election workers with criminal charges.
That came just after the justice department announced it was sending out “1,000 election monitors and observers” across the United States in what it described as “the largest monitoring effort in DoJ history” – in a move widely viewed as an intimidation tactic.
Absolute muppet person
Turd Sandvich with a side of Green salad.
Clicking on info and blocking ad ends it. Getting a youtube downloader on a long video will grab the video without ads.
Who knows if she sold them dem lists on top of it.
Do you condemn Hasan Piker? 
Charlie Kirk leans to the left now 
