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Top Dem Stumbles Hard When Grilled on ‘Fascists and Nazis’ Smear
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz floundered under pressure, fumbling to explain his wild claim that “fascists and Nazis” stole America—caught on tape bashing Trump voters. With his party in shambles, will this gaffe sink Dems deeper?
 

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What Just Happened?

DeSantis Leads GOP Governors’ Revolt - Florida’s Governor DeSantis rallied red-state leaders to defy federal mandates, a bold stand conservatives praised as true federalism.

Woke Corporate Tax Credits Axed - Republicans killed subsidies for companies pushing progressive agendas, delighting conservatives tired of funding cultural leftism.

Military Wipes Out DEI Programs - The Pentagon scrapped diversity training under GOP pressure, a move conservatives cheered as a return to merit-based readiness.

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5 Weird Tidbits for the Day

A Man Once Sued Himself and Won – In 1990s California, Robert Lee Brock filed a lawsuit against himself for violating his own civil rights, asking the state to pay since he was in prison. The judge tossed it, but gave him points for creativity.

A Plant in Australia Smells Like Rotting Flesh – The corpse flower, or Titan Arum, lures flies with a stench like dead meat. Bloom time’s a neighborhood nightmare—eau de decay, anyone?

A 16th-Century Pope Had a Pet Elephant – Pope Leo X got Hanno the elephant as a gift in 1514 from Portugal. It lived in Rome, ate like a king, and died from overfed indigestion—papal pampering gone wrong.

A Clock in Italy Runs Backward – The Orologio Astronomico in Clusone has hands that tick counterclockwise since the 1400s. Locals read it fine; tourists just squint and guess.

A Spider’s Web Was Used as Bandage in Ancient Times – Romans wrapped wounds in cobwebs, believing they’d clot blood and heal cuts. Sticky, creepy, and surprisingly effective—first aid, arachnid style.

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