vxbush 8/13/2026 6:18:44 AM

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JCM 8/13/2026 7:46:57 AM

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On the subject......

Trump administration revokes more than 175,000 visas

The announcement marked an increase in visa revocations compared with the previous year, representing more than 10,000 visa cancellations per month in 2026, compared with more than 8,000 visa cancellations over the course of 2025. The Trump administration announced in January it had revoked more than 100,000 visas over the course of the previous year.

(D)s are whining about due process, ahem, the State Dept. revoking a visa is the due process.

JCM 8/13/2026 7:53:54 AM

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'No Feds Allowed': DOJ Let the Clock Run Out – Then Gun Owners Made 2A History at 12:01 AM

The Gun Owners of America (GOA) said in a press release, "This marks the first time since the NFA was enacted on June 26, 1934, that Americans can lawfully acquire suppressors without complying with the federal registration scheme. Our victory went into effect at 12:01 A.M. CT and we notified ATF and DOJ that we intended to conduct the first unregistered suppressor transfer in 92 years."

JCM 8/13/2026 8:09:27 AM

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As you may know WA State passed a "millionaires" income tax. It violates the State Constitution where any income tax must be applied equally. When he was State AG Sideshow Bob's office issue a finding such taxes were unconstitutional, that finding is still up on the State AG website. As Gov. Sideshow signed the tax into law. Not surprising since the corruptocrat doesn't know the difference between AND and OR. An Peoples Initiative was launched and gained enough signatures to go on the Nov. ballaot.

A while back democrats passed a law that required a Public Investment Impact Disclosure (PIID) statement. This new tax has not gone into effect. There is no revenue from the tax. The PIID says: This was written by current AG Nick Brown, aka Skidmark.

“This measure would decrease funding for public K-12 education, higher education (including universities and community colleges), and human services (primarily healthcare).”

‘The concern here is cronyism’: Nick Brown’s former law firm attempted to influence income tax ballot language

To paraphrase Shakespeare’s Hamlet, there’s something rotten in the state of Washington. Washington Attorney General Nick Brown’s former law firm, which is spearheading the campaign to defeat the initiative that would repeal Washington’s income tax, attempted to influence the AGO’s drafting of the ballot title and language for similar initiatives earlier this year.

In letters obtained by The Center Square, Pacifica partners Paul Lawerence and Kai Smith wrote on March 20 and April 6 “to provide input on the ballot titles and ballot measure summaries…for initiatives that would repeal the recently passed income tax on high income earners.”

The text of the PIID is being challenged in court.

buzzsawmonkey 8/13/2026 9:28:07 AM

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