Devil went down to Georgia: Warnock wins, Ossoff leading

Like Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado, Georgia is a state being inundated with migrants from blue states who can't ascertain the irony of leaving places like New York, Illinois, and California that have ruined by liberal policies and then voting Democratic in their new home. 

Yesterday in one of the two runoff elections in the Peach State, racist and accused spouse abuser Democrat Raphael Warnock defeated incumbent Republican Kelly Loeffler. In the other race a trust-fund brat with suspicious business ties to the Chinese Communist Party, Joe Ossoff, has a slight lead over the other GOP incumbent, David Perdue. Joe Awful has declared victory but the media says the race is too close to call. 

These close races are like a predictable B-movie serial. The hero of the left, in this case Ossoff, will end up firmly on top in the end. 

That will put the Democrats, with Kamala "Fweedom" Harris as a tie-breaking vote, in control of the Senate. 

Ugh. 

In two years Raphael Warlock will face voters again as his race was to fill an unexpried term. Georgia and the rest of America is stuck with Awful for six.

Kamala Harris accused of plagiarizing MLK

Come to think about, Sleepy Joe Biden is a plagiarist too.

From Fox News:

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris has previously told the anecdote about her younger self crying out for "Fweedom!" — which has sparked accusations of plagiarism — in her books.

"My mother used to laugh when she told the story about a time I was fussing as a toddler: She leaned down to me and asked, 'Kamala, what's wrong? What do you want?' And I wailed back, 'Fweedom,'" Harris wrote in her 2010 book "Smart on Crime."

Harris also detailed her younger self demanding "Fweedom!" in her 2019 book "The Truths We Hold: An American Journey."

Harris apparently appropriated an anecdote first told by civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. when she was interviewed by Elle Magazine for a feature that was published in October, at the height of the 2020 presidential election race.

So it turns out Kamala Harris lifted her "Fweedom" story from a 1965 Playboy interview with Martin Luther King, by Alex Haley. Much thanks to @EngelsFreddie for spotting the similarityhttps://t.co/zDONW4Ueqs pic.twitter.com/yQuWZHYEMz

— Q. Anthony (ɔpɛ asem) (@andraydomise) January 4, 2021

Kenosha cop won't face charges in Jacob Blake shooting

Car dealership after the August Kenosha riots

The National Guard in Wisconsin is ready if riots and looting--oops, make that "unrest"--breaks out. 

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:

The officer who fired, Rusten Sheskey, could successfully argue self-defense before a jury, Graveley said during a Tuesday news conference.

His decision was based on evidence that could not be seen on cellphone video of the incident, which showed Sheskey shooting Blake, 29, as he got into a vehicle with his children inside. Blake, who was shot in the back, was left paralyzed.

The video, which was widely shared on social media, sparked protests, vandalism and arson. Sheriff deputies in riot gear and protesters face off outside the Kenosha Police Department on Aug. 23, 2020, after an officer shot Jacob Blake.

"It’s a narrow task today, it’s a legal and professional task," Graveley said at a Tuesday afternoon news conference. "If you don’t believe you can prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt, you have an ethical obligation not to issue charges."

Related post: 

Kenosha post-riot photos 

Sen. Perdue lays out 'what's at stake' in Georgia Senate runoff election

Georgia patriots! It's time to vote!

Fox News reports: Warnock is dodging questions about abuse that allegedly occurred at camp he ran

The media, with a few exceptions, don't want to cover the bad news--and there is a lot of it--regarding Raphael Warnock, one of the Democratic candidates for the US Senate in Georgia.

 

Four dead and at least 23 wounded over New Year's weekend in Chicago, 2020 ends with 274 more homicides than in prior year

The new year arrived and of course the shootings continued. Over the long weekend four people were fatally shot and at least 23 others were wounded in Chicago. Of the deaths two were on the West Side with at one each on the Southwest and South Sides.

Of 2020 there were 769 homicides, a staggering increase of 274 from  2019.

From Da Tech Guy: Conservatives need to defend others in free speech battle

The culture wars will get worse. We need to fight back. From my post at Da Tech Guy: Conservatives need to defend others in free speech battle.

Chris Difford – Cool for Cats (Jools' Annual Hootenanny 2020/21)

Jools Holland, who hosts the long-running Later... with Jools Holland television show, used to be the keyboardist for Squeeze. 

Each year he hosts his Hootenanny special on New Year's Eve and he always attracts great guests. Thursday was no exception. Chris Difford, who is the lyricist half of the Difford-Tilbrook songwriting team, peformed with Holland his his band an old Squeeze hit, "Cool For Cats."

What a rendition! Check out the extended middle eight with an extended but welcome brass diversion.

 

'The Five' poke fun at Hilaria Baldwin for faking her Spanish accent

Hillary "Hilaria" Balwin is a fraud. The wife of Alec Baldwin, an un-repentant leftist, is part of the scam. Fox News 

"The Five" weighs in.

Happy New Year 2021

Happy New Year my friends. 

As for no blogging today, oddly enough, I was locked out of my Windows network. 

But I'm back!