Author: Peter Boykin
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GIVE SEND GOING NOWHERE Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Christian crowdfunding website, GiveSendGo says they will refuse to comply with the orders of an Ontario court, which ordered them to freeze the more than $8 million dollars that have been raised for the Canadian Freedom Convoy of truckers. [...]
BIDENFLATION CRISIS Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Brandon, we have a problem. Inflation surged by 7.5% in January 2022 over the same time last year, according to the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index. This is the highest rate of inflation we've experienced since 1982 - that's [...]
POLITICS GREATER THAN SCIENCE Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Have you noticed the wave of blue states suddenly rolling back their covid mandates all at once? Lately in New Jersey, California, New York, Connecticut, and many more - all moved to end their mandates. On its's face, [...]
BIDEN CHANGES IMMIGRATION LANGUAGE Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist The Biden regime just changed the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) mission statement to make it more welcoming to illegals. What is USCIS? It's in charge of adjudicating applications for green cards, asylum, refugee status, U.S. [...]
ARE YOU A DOMESTIC TERRORIST? Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Biden's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released its 'National Terrorism Advisory System' bulletin, warning of a “heightened extremism threat." ...but according to DHS, the threat isn't from ISIS or the flood of illegals coming across our southern [...]
NANCY'S SPIES Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist The Capitol Police, who answer to Nancy Pelosi, have been accused of illegally entering the office of Republican Congressman Troy Nehls. Nehls alleges the Capitol Police took photos of confidential documents and interrogated his staff. Back up: This comes on [...]
![This is one of those topics that's a bit in the weeds, but so important for us to understand as we head into the midterm elections. The Supreme Court just ruled in a 5-4 decision that Alabama Republicans can proceed with their congressional redistricting plan, despite a lower court blocking their proposed map. All the conservatives voted in the majority, except for Chief Justice John Roberts joining the liberals in their dissent. Back up: Every 10 years, states are allowed to redraw their congressional district maps after the census report. It's often referred to as "Gerrymandering." This is an opportunity for the party in power in the state to add or eliminate Congressional districts favorable to either Democrats or Republicans. For example: In this cycle, states like New York have all but eliminated Republican districts. New York used to have 19 Democrat seats and Republicans had 8. The new map will favor Democrats 22 to 4. In Alabama, the Republican-led government didn't even change the balance of power in its redistricting maps like New York did. It kept it the same: 6 favoring Republicans and 1 favoring Democrats. But Democrats said it was racist that they didn't effectively add a second Democrat seat since the black population in Alabama grew by 4%. ...and the Supreme Court just ruled that argument is ridiculous. The big picture: If we want to retake the House in the midterm elections, we can't let states like New York eliminate GOP House seats and do nothing about it. We need to fight just as cutthroat as Dems are. States like Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio are all still working through their redistricting plans. This Supreme Court decision gives them the green light to go for the jugular and not worry about ridiculous accusations of "racism" from Democrats. In the future, I'll be updating you on how you can encourage red states to do what needs to be done. [Source: The Right Scoop, NBC News, Waking Up Right newsletter]](https://i0.wp.com/goforwardnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/SUPREME-COURT-DELIVERS-HUGE-WIN-FOR-REPUBLICANS.png?fit=800%2C599&ssl=1)
US SUPREME COURT DELIVERS HUGE WIN FOR REPUBLICANS Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist This is one of those topics that's a bit in the weeds, but so important for us to understand as we head into the midterm elections. The Supreme Court just ruled in a 5-4 [...]
NBC-YA LATER Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist NBC announced, that prime-time host Mike Tirico was abruptly leaving Beijing and returning to the United States. Tirico was originally scheduled to return to cover the NFL Super Bowl. Why? NBC didn't reveal the reason for Tirico's departure but [...]
RUMBLE GIVES JOE ROGAN 100 MILLION REASONS TO DUMP SPOTIFY Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Rumble released a statement that appeared to offer podcast star, Joe Rogan $100 million dollars for a four-year contract. What is Rumble? Rumble is the popular YouTube competitor that I often use [...]
![Just when you think the Biden regime can't become a bigger clown show, they go and spend $30 million dollars to provide clean crack pipes for drug addicts. ...seriously. A new Biden grant program will fund "smoking kits/supplies" in order to advance "racial equality" [whatever that means]. These kits will include pipes so addicts can smoke crack, crystal meth, or "any illicit substance." You know who's probably happy to hear this? Hunter Biden Now to be fair, the New York Times and the "White House" are playing damage control now stating "Crack Pipes" are NOT going to be given away. The New York Times said Republican lawmakers and conservative news outlets have accused the Biden administration of planning to give out pipes for smoking crack cocaine. Their claims refer to a provision in an overdose prevention program announced in December. The program provides funding for “safe smoking kits,” but it makes no specific mention of glass pipes. In response to the outcry, Biden administration officials denied offering funding for such pipes. What exactly is being funded? The program, funded by the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package enacted last winter, will provide about $30 million in grants for harm reduction programs, which aim to reduce the personal and public health effects of drug use. There is no specific mention of crack pipes in the grant application materials. Under the guidelines, grant recipients are required to create harm reduction action plans, distribute overdose medication, help curb the spread of infectious diseases and “purchase equipment and supplies to enhance harm reduction efforts.” Safe smoking kits are listed as just one of the allowable purchases. The grants also provide funding for disease and drug testing kits, wound care supplies, condoms, syringes and vaccines. In a fact sheet about the program, the Department of Health and Human Services said it did not expect grant recipients to purchase all of the listed supplies. The grant guidelines do not specify what the smoking kits should include. According to Harm Reduction International, a London-based nongovernmental organization, such kits can contain rubber mouthpieces, brass screens, lip balm, disinfectant wipes and glass stems — the “crack pipes” in question. The contents can vary based on the organization distributing the kit as well as state and local laws on the distribution of drug paraphernalia. Moreover, the smoking kits are not specific to crack cocaine and can also be given to users of methamphetamine and opioids. How has the administration responded? Xavier Becerra, the secretary of health and human services, and Dr. Rahul Gupta, the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, said in a joint statement on that their agencies were “focused on using our resources smartly to reduce harm and save lives.” They added that “no federal funding will be used directly or through subsequent reimbursement of grantees to put pipes in safe smoking kits.” Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, was more emphatic. She told reporters that pipes “were never a part of the kit” and dismissed the suggestion that they would be included as inaccurate reporting. She was most likely referring to an article published by The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative news outlet; citing an unnamed spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, the article said the kits would provide pipes. The department did not respond when asked by The New York Times if glass pipes were ever allowable under the grant provisions. Why fund safe smoking kits in the first place? Advocates say the kits are an effective tool for outreach and health and safety education, and many expressed disappointment that the administration would not be providing funding for glass pipes. “Backtracking on providing critical evidence-based resources that could greatly improve the health of people who consume drugs through smoking is a huge missed opportunity,” Kassandra Frederique, the executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, said in a statement. HIPS, a harm reduction organization in Washington that applied for a grant under the administration’s program, distributed smoking kits in the 1990s and 2000s. Replacing broken and unsafe glass pipes had the effect of reducing the sharing of equipment and transmittable disease, said the group’s executive director, Cyndee Clay. “Being able to offer people clean, safe equipment for use, it’s a first step in helping change their behavior,” she said, adding that when HIPS stopped distributing the kits, “our engagement lessened because we didn’t have the right materials to start that conversation.” Ms. Clay said of the grant program, “It’s unfortunate that there is all this controversy over what is essentially a very small part of what this initiative will be able to accomplish.” Jim Duffy, the founder of Smoke Works, a harm reduction organization and pipe distributor in Boston, described the kits as an early intervention tool that could prevent people from injecting drugs and connect them to other resources. “It stands in place of something riskier,” Mr. Duffy said, adding that “it opens up to entirely new communities H.I.V. testing, referral and health services.” Mr. Duffy, whose organization did not apply for a grant, said he was disappointed that the Biden administration was “baited into a conversation that doesn’t need to be validated.” [Source: Waking Up Right newsletter, New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/10/us/politics/biden-crack-pipes-claim.html]](https://i0.wp.com/goforwardnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Forget-Clearing-Student-Debt-Best-Biden-can-do-is-offer-you-Free-Crack-Pipes.jpg?fit=720%2C405&ssl=1)
Forget Clearing Student Debt, Best Biden can do is offer you Free Crack Pipes Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist Just when you think the Biden regime can't become a bigger clown show, they go and spend $30 million dollars to provide clean crack pipes for drug addicts. [...]
