Nick Reed's Must Read Headlines – 09.12.22

Posted September 12, 2022

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Trump:

Over a one-week period, both Donald Trump and Carter Page saw federal judges dismiss their separate lawsuits alleging improper conduct by the FBI, Hillary Clinton, and others during the Russia collusion investigation. The back-to-back dismissals shine a particularly harsh light on what critics say has become a pattern in the aftermath of the Trump-Russia probe: a lack of accountability.

Little recourse, little consequence: Court rulings signal impunity for Spygate perpetrators (Just The News)

President Biden’s DOJ is proposing that a federal judge appoint a Democratic donor and former judge to serve as special master in the Trump Mar-a-Lago investigation.

Biden DOJ Pushes For Judge To Appoint Dem Donor As Special Master (Daily Caller)

Russia:

Russian police arrested five people who proposed officials arrest and charge Vladimir Putin with treason for his decision to launch the invasion of Ukraine, which has led to catastrophic outcomes for Russia and its interests.

Five Russian officials arrested for proposing to remove Putin from power, charge him with treason (Fox News)

New Books:

A new book claims that Sen. Mitt Romney urged Joe Biden to run against then President Donald Trump.

Romney’s revenge: Mitt helped convince Biden to run for president, new book reveals (Washington Examiner)

Censorship:

Twitter announced the expansion of Birdwatch, a fact-checking program the social media platform began testing last year that has contributors flag “misleading” tweets with “notes that provide informative context.”

Twitter beefs up tweet policing ahead of midterms amid debunking of secure 2020 election narrative (Just The News)

Biden Inflation:

The U.S. army is recommending soldiers apply for SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, to help cover their rising costs from inflation.

Biden inflation hits soldiers hard as U.S. Army recommends food stamps for troops (Just The News)

September 11th:

CNN contributor Dean Obeidallah commemorated the 9/11 terror attacks with several posts equating former President Trump and “MAGA” Republicans with the Islamic terrorists behind the deadly 2001 attacks.

CNN Contributor Dean Obeidallah Marks 9/11 by Comparing Trump, MAGA to Bin Laden, Terrorists (Breitbart)

Chuck Todd also weighed in on the anniversary of September 11th… “We’re now as a nation battling a threat from within. Is the threat equal or greater than what we faced after 9/11?”

Chuck Todd Laments ‘Threat From Within,’ Spits on Memory of 9/11 Victims (RedState)

Southern Border:

The surge in migrant drownings in Eagle Pass has “overwhelmed” local mortuaries and funeral homes, requiring the border town’s fire department to request refrigerators to store bodies.

Texas border town requests refrigerators to store migrant bodies after drownings overwhelm mortuaries (Fox News)

Meanwhile, VP Harris is claiming that the border is secure.

Kamala Harris Claims The Border Is ‘Secure’ (Daily Caller)

Project Veritas:

South Carolina Democrats are calling on Senate nominee Krystle Matthews to suspend her campaign following the publication of a rant in which she claimed that white voters should be treated “like shit.”

After Project Veritas Sting, Dems Look To Oust Their Own Senate Nominee (Daily Caller)

Billy Long:

The Springfield News-Leader has a story that claims that Rep. Billy Long attended a same-sex wedding shower, and in the middle of it told his wife that “he couldn’t be seen here,” and that “he needed to leave.” Nick reads through the story and shares his thoughts.