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In just the sort of “every day is Christmas with Trump as president” to create a chuckle, a beauty salon owner in Idaho has said that she has seen her customers “dropping like flies,” meaning no longer coming to her establishment, after she went on the attack against President-elect Donald Trump and said he is “racist, homophobic, and misogynistic.” That business owner is Tiffney Prickett. She owns and runs Voiage Salon, a beauty parlor, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and has released a gut-buster of a TikTok video in which she admitted that she is “suffering the consequences of my own action” because of her anti-Trump tirade and the resulting reaction from her now-former customers. In the video, Prickett commented on what happened and how former clients were furious and stopped patronizing her business to the point of even demanding gift card refunds. She said, “So this is me suffering the consequences of my own action. I just had a client send her husband into my salon and demand a refund for gift cards — pre-purchased.” What caused the gift card refund demand? Her own rhetoric. Prickett said, “Why was the angry client because of my stance that if you support a racist,… CONTINUE READING…

Conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly recently weighed in on ABC’s “The View,” explaining how the show might need to be overhauled after it has descended into negativity and liberal bias. O’Reilly made the comments during a recent appearance on fitness guru Jillian Michaels’ podcast “Keeping it Real,” where the two discussed the state of the mainstream media. As the two discussed the apparent propaganda and toxicity that has come out of legacy media outlets, Michaels called out the ABC talk show, stating, “I gotta tell you, when I watch “The View,” it is nothing but propaganda and vitriol that.”  O’Reilly claimed, “That has hurt ABC News because ABC News controls “The View.” Explaining how the show has drastically changed, the former Fox News host continued, “So I’ve been on “The View” 20 times, but that was when Barbara Walters was there. Okay, and that hatred didn’t exist. No, you still had Behar and Whoopi. You had them, but they were kind of not censored, but there was a different feel to it. Now your head’s going to blow off, and they only have 2 million people watching them. Why does ABC News want to ruin their brand by this?” As a… CONTINUE READING…

The Life-Changing Power of Kindness: A Stranger’s Act of Generosity and Its Surprising ReturnOn a chilly November evening, Greg, a hardworking 40-year-old construction worker, headed to the train station after a long day. He was tired, thinking only of getting home to his wife, Diana, and his two children, Jamie and Alex. Greg’s life was simple; he worked hard to provide for his family, but that night, one unexpected encounter changed everything. As he made his way through the crowded station, Greg noticed a woman standing by the exit, holding a young child. She was well-dressed but looked worn and weary, as if life had recently thrown her a curveball. Her face showed a mixture of hope and despair as her gaze met Greg’s, and her voice trembled as she spoke. “Excuse me, sir?” she said softly. “Could you please lend me some money for a ticket? I just need to get home to my family.” Greg hesitated. He had seen people in need before but rarely extended his help beyond polite sympathy. However, something about this woman’s sincerity touched him. After a moment’s pause, he offered to buy her and her son, Matthew, a meal at a nearby café…. CONTINUE READING…

In yet another entertaining moment on ABC’s “The View,” co-host Sunny Hostin had to read off yet another legal note after she made a false, or at least misleading, claim about President-elect Donald Trump’s Secretary of Defense nominee, Pete Hegseth. That embarrassing incident came on Monday, December 2. As with past incidents, this one came when the co-hosts discussed Trump nominee Pete Hegseth, a combat veteran and Fox News Channel host Pete Hegseth, who has been accused of various bad things, mainly related to drinking and sex, much like Brett Kavanaugh was during his confirmation hearing. Hostin, after yelling about Hegseth’s background, had to read off a legal note, which she did in deadpan, saying, “Pete Hegseth has denied any wrongdoing. His lawyer said he paid the woman in 2023 to head off the threat of a baseless lawsuit. No charges were ever brought.” Whoopi, annoyed, snapped at the producers, saying, “You rushed me for that?” Commenting on the legal note situation, conservative X (formerly Twitter) personality Tim Young said, “Sunny Hostin had to read ANOTHER legal note to cover for their false claims against Pete Hegseth! At what point does ABC realize The View is a major liability and either… CONTINUE READING…

In a shockingly tasteless and out-of-touch moment, even for her, Nancy Pelosi had a “deplorable” moment of her own when she casually slandered half of the country, saying that support for Trump is a “cancerous situation” in America and that they don’t care about basic values or human decency. That came during an interview with Bloomberg Television, in which the richly adorned and aging member of Congress showed how out of touch she is with a horrendous and vicious attack on former President Donald Trump and his supporters, essentially arguing that they are awful people for their views. The interview was conducted by Bloomberg report Francine Lacqua and occurred in Venice, Italy. Beginning, Rep. Pelosi claimed to have been a steady opponent of Trump, saying, “I didn’t stand up to him many times. I stood up to him once. It lasted a very long time.” Then, emphasizing why, Rep. Pelosi seemingly tried to characterize the former president as a tin-pot dictator, saying, “So he was clever — undermine the press, undermine the rule of law, ‘I’m above the law.’ So seeing the length to which he will go, of course, is more frightening. He’s a threat to our democracy, but… CONTINUE READING…

When we adopted Bobby, a silent five-year-old boy, we thought time and love would heal his pain. But on his sixth birthday, he shattered our lives with five words: “My parents are alive.” Those words not only broke the silence but also revealed a truth we never saw coming. I always believed becoming a mother would be natural and effortless. But life had other plans for Jacob and me. When we first brought Bobby into our lives, I thought love would be enough to bridge the gaps in his heart. I thought I understood the journey we were about to embark on. I had no idea just how much it would test everything we believed about family, love, and trust. I had always imagined myself as a mother. Late-night feedings, messy art projects, and sticky hugs were the dreams I cherished. When Jacob and I decided to start a family, I was brimming with excitement. But month after month passed, and my dream felt more elusive. We turned to fertility treatments, each one more invasive and draining than the last. Still, nothing worked. Finally, the doctor’s words cut through the air like a knife. “There’s nothing more we can do,”… CONTINUE READING…

Bridger Walker, a six-year-old boy from Cheyenne, Wyoming, became an instant hero when he courageously stepped in to protect his four-year-old sister, Brielle, from a charging dog. On July 9, 2020, Bridger and Brielle were playing at a friend’s house when a large German Shepherd mix suddenly lunged at them. Without hesitation, Bridger positioned himself between his sister and the dog, shielding her from harm. The dog attacked Bridger, inflicting severe injuries to his face and head. He required over 90 stitches to close the wounds. Despite the pain and trauma, Bridger remained calm and focused on protecting his sister. His selfless act of bravery quickly spread across the internet, capturing the hearts of people around the world. The story of Bridger’s heroism resonated with people of all ages. His courage and compassion in the face of danger inspired countless others. Celebrities, athletes, and everyday people alike praised his bravery and offered their support. Even Captain America himself, Chris Evans, reached out to Bridger, sending him an authentic Captain America shield. Bridger’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of courage and selflessness. His actions demonstrated a level of maturity and bravery far beyond his years. He showed… CONTINUE READING…

In a recent interview with NBC News’s Kristen Welker, President-elect Donald Trump described how he would move “very quickly” to address those currently imprisoned for participating in the protests of January 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol.  Trump explained to Welker that he would pardon all the J6ers on his first day as the sitting president. The incoming president told the reporter, “I’m gonna look at everything. We’re gonna look at individual cases…but I’m gonna be acting very quickly.”  Clarifying Trump’s timeline, Welker asked, “Within your first one hundred days? First day?”  Trump responded, “First day.”  Welker, seemingly caught off guard by the speed at which Trump anticipates acting on the J6ers, asked again, “To issue these pardons?” Trump continued, slamming the conditions to which the J6 prisoners have been subjected for years at this point. “These people have been there. how long is it three or four years?” Trump said. “You know, by the way, they’ve been in there for years, and they’re in a filthy, disgusting place that you need to be allowed to be open.” The comments from Trump regarding the J6 prisoners follow the controversial move from President Joe Biden to issue a sweeping pardon for… CONTINUE READING…