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blatant contempt for our democracy

The immigration crisis shows just how much contempt America’s establishment has for democracy. From: The Federalist. America’s avoidable immigration crisis is now the No. 1 concern of voters, ahead of inflation and the economy. So why is no one in D.C. interested in holding Biden accountable?

🤐Pro-Biden newsrooms debate censoring Trump. From: Tim Graham/Creators. Biden lies and mangles facts on a regular basis, but none of these networks have the slightest resistance to airing him live.

🤐 Google sharpens its censorship knives. From: Issues and Insights.  The partisan search engine labels Trump praise as ‘dangerous.’

What's at stake in Biden's border war with Texas. From: Zero Hedge. A permanent Democratic majority and a one-party state.

States voice support for Texas in growing federal border dispute over razor wire. From: News4 San Antonio. Republican Congressman Mike Collins, of Georgia, said he plans to introduce the "Restricting Administration Zealots from Obliging Raiders (RAZOR) Act,” legislation would ban the federal government from "removing or otherwise altering any state-constructed barriers installed to mitigate illegal immigration."

🤐 A Pennsylvania law shields teacher misconduct complaints. A judge ruled that's unconstitutional. From: Towanda Daily Review. A federal judge has ruled that a Pennsylvania law making it a crime to release information about teacher disciplinary complaints is an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment.

The A's are not the only ones leaving Oakland. From: Silvio Canto Jr/American Thinker. We know that a city is in trouble when a highly profitable and popular fast-food restaurant is closing because of rampant crime.

🤐 Oklahoma bill would ban sending sexy selfies unless you're married. From: Reason. It could also outlaw any sort of sexualized image, play, or performance, pornographic or not.

Making the 85 MPH speedometer seem fast. From: Eric Peters Autos. A San Francisco Leftist named Scott Wiener aims to electronically limit the top speed of all new cars to 80 MPH.

🚗 Buying a new or used car is still shockingly expensive. From: Jeremy Lott/Washington Examiner. Prices of new and used vehicles have risen stratospherically over the last several years, putting many drivers who would normally be shopping for new or lightly used wheels in a bind.

📌 SHORT: Babbling Joe