Tragedy in Dayton, Ohio. A pastor of a local church was gunned down by his own brother. The Dayton Police and FBI are investigating the suspect and trying to pen a motive.
Of course, we obviously assume it was a domestic violence dispute but given the mass shootings in the United States, I have to conclude any event that involves firearms as an act of terrorism.
This terrorist Daniel Schooler murdered his brother Pastor William Schooler at Sunday service today.
Terrorist held in lockup on capital murder.
The St. Peter's Missionary Baptist Church was the site of the fatal shooting. The church is on the southwestern tip of Dayton in the Highview Hills neighborhood.
The family of the victim knew that this terrorist had mental issues. They believe that terrorist had a feud with his brother. Willaim Schooler was shot at point blank range at his private office.
Schooler was a former Dayton Public Schools Board of Education member.
Friend and fellow community leader Ronnie Moreland, director of government affairs for the Community Progress Institute, said Schooler was the current president of the Baptist Ministers Union in Dayton. “He had deep roots in the community,” Moreland said. “He was a beloved leader. It’s hard to put into words what has happened.”
The terrorist had run-ins with the law. Most of the issues included drug abuse and firearms.
The terrorist was arrested without incident at the scene by Dayton Police and taken to the Montgomery County lockup. Detectives plan to meet with Montgomery County prosecutors in the coming days to discuss formal charges.
This could carry the PILL KILL (DEATH SENTENCE).
The terrorist is innocent until proven guilty.
The Blame Game......Obviously we know where I'm going with this!
Who deserves the blame in the death of an Ohio Pastor?
World News Today send our condolences to the family of William Schooler.
Hillary Clinton's conservative critics can take a chill. It seems like she's hot! Clinton won the South Carolina primary tonight beating Bernie Sanders 3:1.
While the conservatives were determined to have a fight in the South, Clinton easily beaten a formidable Sanders. I mean this comes a blow to Sanders who was hoping to upset Clinton.
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) came out in favor of Clinton last week and provided a ground game for her.
She lost to Barack Obama in 2008 but a huge margin. Now it seems like the Black voters have decided to turn out for Clinton in droves. This was by far the largest turnout for the struggling Democratic candidate. I mean even the Black turnout was bigger than Obama's
Clinton promises to follow the president's policies and take on critics obsessed with Benghazi and her emails. She also stayed on the message of helping the middle class and building bridges and not walls.
The walls jab was aimed at Donald Trump. Trump promises that Mexico will pay for the border fence.
Hillary used her star power to bring out the vote. Katy Perry, Sybrina Fulton, the mother of slain teen Trayvon Martin, Bill Clinton and their daughter Chelsea Clinton-Mezvinksy to urge voters to turnout for her. The mothers of Eric Garner, Dontre Hamilton, Sandra Bland and Jordan Davis came out in support of the former secretary of state.
Clinton frequently emphasized racial justice in her campaign, calling for gun safety reforms after the shooting at a church in Charleston killed nine last June. She called for police to wear body cameras after a white officer shot and killed the unarmed black man Walter Scott in North Charleston in April. Earlier this week, she held a forum with mothers of unarmed young African Americans who have been killed in high-profile acts of brutality.
Clinton's lopsided win provided an important boost for her campaign — and a moment to wipe away bitter memories of her loss to Barack Obama in South Carolina eight years ago. She won the support of nearly 9 in 10 black voters, crucial Democratic backers who abandoned her for Obama in 2008.
During a raucous victory rally, Clinton briefly reveled in her sweeping support from South Carolina voters, hugging backers and posing with them for selfie photos. But then she pivoted quickly to the contests to come.
"Tomorrow this campaign goes national," she said. "We are not taking anything, and we are not taking anyone, for granted."
Sanders, expecting defeat on Saturday, left the state even before voting was finished and turned his attention to some of the states that vote in next Tuesday's delegate-rich contests. In a statement, Sanders vowed to fight on aggressively.
"This campaign is just beginning," he said. "Our grass-roots political revolution is growing state by state, and we won't stop now."
Clinton's victory came at the end of a day that saw Republican candidates firing insults at each other from Super Tuesday states. Donald Trump, working to build an insurmountable lead, was campaigning in Arkansas with former rival Chris Christie and calling Marco Rubio a "light little nothing;" Ted Cruz was asking parents in Atlanta if they would be pleased if their children spouted profanities like the brash billionaire, and Rubio was mocking Trump as a "con artist" with "the worst spray tan in America."
Clinton allies quickly touted the breadth of her victory. Besides blacks, she won most women and voters aged 25 and older, according to early exit polls.
Sanders continued to do well with young voters, his most passionate supporters. He also carried those who identified themselves as independents.
A self-described democratic socialist, Sanders has energized his supporters with impassioned calls for breaking up Wall Street banks and making tuition free at public colleges and universities. But the senator from Vermont, a state where about 1 percent of the population is black, lacks Clinton's deep ties to the African-American community.
While Sanders spent the end of the week outside of South Carolina, his campaign did invest heavily in the state. He had 200 paid staff on the ground and an aggressive television advertising campaign.
Exit polls showed 6 in 10 voters in the South Carolina primary were black, by far the largest proportion in any of the contests so far. About 7 in 10 said they wanted the next president to continue Obama's policies, and only about 20 percent wanted a more liberal course of action, according to exit polls conducted by Edison Research for The Associated Press and television networks.
Clinton's sweeping victory suggested South Carolina voters had put aside any lingering tensions from her heated 2008 contest with Obama. Former President Bill Clinton made statements during that campaign that were seen by some, including influential South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn, as questioning the legitimacy of the black presidential contender.
This time around, Clyburn endorsed Clinton, and her husband was well-received as he traveled the state on her behalf. She focused on issues with particular resonance in the black community and held an emotional event with black mothers whose children died in shootings.
Clinton's second White House bid lurched to an uneven start, with a narrow victory over Sanders in Iowa and a crushing loss to the senator in New Hampshire. She pulled off a 5-point win over Sanders in last week's Nevada caucus, a crucial victory that helped stem Sanders' momentum.
Clinton's campaign hopes her strong showing in South Carolina foreshadows similar outcomes in states like Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Virginia that vote Tuesday and have large minority populations.
Taken together, 865 Democratic delegates are up for grabs in the Super Tuesday contests in 11 states and American Samoa. Sanders is hoping to stay close to Clinton in the South while focusing most of his attention on states in the Midwest and Northeast, including his home state of Vermont.
Sanders has built a massive network of small donors and has the money to stay in the race deep into the spring. Still, Clinton's campaign sees a chance to build enough of a delegate lead to put the race out of reach during the sprint through March.
Clinton's will pick up most of South Carolina's delegates, widening her overall lead in AP's count. With 53 delegates at stake, Clinton will receive at least 31. Sanders picked up at least 12.
Going into South Carolina, Clinton had just a one-delegate edge over Sanders. However, she also has a massive lead among superdelegates, the Democratic Party leaders who can vote for the candidate of their choice at this summer's national convention, regardless of how their states vote.
Looks like even Drudge couldn't denounce this victory.
That annoying conservative agitator Sean Hannity was trying his darnedest to denounce Clinton for playing the "race card". He'll certainly address this issue with that coon Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee County.
Congratulations to Hillary Clinton on her victory.
The terrorist had criminal history with firearms. How the hell did he obtain one?
The mass shooting in Kansas became a topic today when the president visited a Jacksonville plant.
President Barack Obama said that Congress is too afraid of their political futures. He said no matter how many times he addresses this, the lawmakers are still inept to getting reasonable gun control measures passed. He said that he'll do whatever it takes to stop this.
Many in the United States have become numb to the constant mass shootings happening in the country. No other country in the world has this many mass shootings. The United States is by far the leader of gun violence.
GUN VIOLENCE IS THE NUMBER ONE THREAT IN THE UNITED STATES.
It beats terrorism, Ebola, the Zika virus and HIV.
I doubt the Republican governor Sam Brownback, the Republican-controlled Congress and of course the Republican presidential candidates will move the needle forward in trying to curb mass shootings.
They will offer prayers to the victims and use rhetoric that draws hypothetical reactions to how to handle a mass shooting. They predicate the narrative that the president and Democrats are trying to take guns. They will politicize these tragedies for political gamesmanship. The conservatives will automatically claim its a liberal Obama supporter.
Mass shootings are happening everyday in the United States.
The blame game shifts to if the shooter was a Muslim, a Black man and or an undocumented immigrant. They will rally attacks towards the president for not acknowledging the race of the suspect.
But if it's a White person, the conservatives will deflect politics. If the person was a dye in the wool conservative, they'll dismiss it as a tactic of the left.
Then the kookspiracy would say that people who were killed or filmed in emotion are crisis actors.
Matter of fact, if you're a smart person, you wouldn't care about this terrorist's political views or race.
All that matters, this terrorist obtained a firearms to inflict harm among those who want to freely live their lives working for a living.
The terrorist was being served a piece of paper after he had a violate relationship with person he had dated. He had also had a feud with co-workers. He was told to bounce from his job. Then 90 minutes later, he would shoot an innocent driver in Newton. He would travel back to the Excel Lawnmower plant in Hesston to extract revenge.
Some are saying that the terrorist being served a restraining order made him snapped.
The terrorist, Cedric Ford had a criminal record. What the hell was doing obtaining a firearm if he was a convicted felon?
The terrorist grew up in Miami, Florida. He was on probation for a series of convictions in Miami at the time of the shootings. He had a criminal record stretching back to October 1996, when he was arrested for carrying a concealed firearm at the age of 18.
In Harvey County, Kansas, the terrorist was arrested for drug possession, theft, and parole violation.
Other events included a misdemeanor conviction in relation to a brawl that occurred in 2008, as well as several traffic violations in 2014 and 2015. He was also arrested in Broward County, Florida for resisting arrest, battery, and grand theft.
Prior to the shootings, friends and his ex-girlfriend accused him of assault and domestic violence, and issued a restraining order against him. The order was given to him on the day of the shootings and is believed to have been what sparked the event.
They were once colleagues in the U.S. Senate. Republican governor Sam Brownback meets President Barack Obama in Kansas. The president grew up in Kansas with his grandparents for a brief portion of his life.
Three people were murdered along with the terrorist being killed by the law. Over 15 people were injured by gunfire. The suspect had an arsenal of firearms. The most obvious was the AK-47, the most powerful and frequently used firearm in the United States.
A week ago, a terrorist from Kalamazoo killed six innocent people. The former Uber driver was depressed and angry. He would launch an attack on restaurant goers, a father and son at a car dealership and a woman who tried to shield children from the gunfire.
The law managed to catch this terrorist without a single shot fired.
Don't forget about the racial extremists! Jim Hoft, the most dumbest man on the internet and Colin Flaherty, the most racist dick on the internet will exploit this. They're rallying White extremists to prepare themselves against Blacks, Hispanics and Muslims.
By the way, there was another mass shooting in Washington state. Five people including the suspect were killed after a shooting and armed standoff.
World News Today send our condolences to the victims of these senseless tragedies.
Chris Christie bucks Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Ben Carson by endorsing Donald Trump for president.
The failed Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie comes out for Donald Trump. This is a smack to the face of Marco Rubio, the establishment's choice for a nominee. This also is a smack to the face against John Kasich, the Ohio Republican governor.
"I am proud to endorse Donald Trump for president", says Chris Christie.
Christie, the current governor of New Jersey fought Donald Trump while he was running on the stage. Christie at first thought Trump was a joke. He said that Trump's policies aren't tested and we don't want a sideshow as our president.
I guess now he's having second thoughts. Or perhaps this is Christie's retribution against Rubio after he played dirty bull in the New Hampshire primary.
Trump had brought Christie to his press conference in Fort Worth, Texas. The governor said that Trump is the only candidate capable of beating Hillary Clinton.
This is a shocking announcement given that Christie is part of the establishment after he embraced President Barack Obama during his handling of Hurricane Sandy.
Many Republicans blamed Christie for ruining perennial loser Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
Christie is not well liked in his state. Despite landsliding his Democratic opponent in a state that trends even more Democratic, Christie pulled in Black and Hispanic voters. Christie who once had the halo over his head is now heading back to Trenton with his tail in between his legs.
Christie bowing out was a blow to the establishment. With Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Scott Walker and Rick Perry out the race, there's no candidate outside of John Kasich capable of mending the Republican Party together.
Rubio says that he, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson being on stage is a sign of diversity. He said that being endorsed by Nikki Haley and Tim Scott shows the Republicans are the party of diversity.
One thing I managed to catch at the Republican debate is the comments by Marco Rubio. He said that the Republican Party is the most diverse party because they have two Hispanic lawmakers and a Black neurosurgeon on stage.
Given the possibility the party may nominate another old White guy, Rubio desperately played the race card at the CNN debate.
Republicans are struggling to win Hispanics and Black voters. Despite the Republican candidate's bold claims about the party being the most diverse, the party is also too damn conservative and too damn White.
Rubio, Cruz and Ben Carson make up about 10% of the Republican Party's diversity. The party is 90% WHITE and 10% EVERYTHING else.
The Republican Party is White like cocaine. They may have minorities in the party, but the policies and their rhetoric isn't diverse. It's pretty damn condescending and outright bigoted.
Donald Trump's rise could bring Blacks and Hispanics voters into the fold. Some are tempted to vote for the controversial media mogul.
I see Donald Trump as Arnold Schwarzenegger. He will bankroll on his celebrity status to win. His bombastic and witty charm woos conservatives and some Democrats.
Given the possibility of Trump winning the election is strong. I don't want to believe it, but it could happen if you don't help the Democrat win. Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders aren't strong contenders and it's going to be a bumpy road for the Democrats. Given Obama fatigue and an inspired Republican voter base, the Democrats got to win back voters.
It's likely a Democrat could beat the Republican nominee. But given the circumstances, it's going to be a TOSS UP.
Trump has tapped into the populist rage that fuels the anti-government resentment towards lawmakers.
John Kasich, Marco Rubio and even Ted Cruz are considered establishment. Cruz calls himself the best choice to take on Washington. But he's been in Washington for two years and haven't really accomplish much since. He's been more of a talker and not a doer. That's hurting him in the race.
Rubio is also the same. Rubio won on the wave of insurgency. He and Rand Paul were elected in 2010 and they been in the senate for most of their term doing absolutely nothing. Even the compromise to immigration reform that was sponsored by Rubio was voted down by him.
When it comes to diversity the Republican Party has a long way to go before it can truly be a diverse party.
Remember the Democratic Party nominated and the American people elected twice the first Black president.
The first Black U.S. Supreme Court justice was picked by a Democrat.
The first Hispanic woman to serve as a U.S. Supreme court justice was picked by a Democratic president who happens to be Black. The first Black man and woman were nominated and confirmed as the Attorney General of the United States.
The first woman as the Speaker of the House is a woman.
The current front runner in the race is a woman. Her opponent is the first Jewish candidate to run.
The Democratic Party's chairperson is a lawmaker who is a woman.
Under a Democratic President who happens to be Black, marriage equality is legal in the United States.
Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz as well as Donald Trump and John Kasich aren't friends of the Black and Hispanic communities. They're a bunch of myopic dicks.
Shout out to comedian/talk radio host John Fugelsang for also catching the Rubio-Bot self-destruct!
Conservatives are mounting a war within itself. The Republican Party's extremist wing is going gaga for Donald Trump. The White extremists are down with Trump. David Duke, a former Grand Dragon of the Klan has endorsed Trump.
Another figure in Trump's corner, is the reclusive conservative agitator Matt Drudge.
Drudge joins Ann Coulter, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, Jr., Joe Apraio, Dennis Rodman, Ted Nugent, Kid Rock, Alex Jones and Sarah Palin as fans of Trump.
Drudge is pushing kookspiracies about Hillary Clinton's health. He is trying to turn the narrative that Clinton's emails are as "HUGE" as Watergate.
His conservative Craigslist pulls 745,000 visitors a day. He is basically running the game in Republican politics. He's mainly responsible for the race stories and Trump themed stories.
Michael Tomasky of The Daily Beast is basically saying that Drudge is giving Trump favorable stories. Drudge is taking a populist stance towards politicians.
Is The Drudge Report In The Tank For Donald Trump?
Drudge is basically throwing Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson under the bus.
Trump is basically leading in a majority of the Super Tuesday primary states. Even in Texas, a state that Ted Cruz is devoting his entire campaign into, Trump is either leading or statistically tied to Cruz. The controversial senator is hoping that a key endorsement of Texas Republican governor Greg Abbot could slow Trump's lead in the state. He also facing a handful of birther lawsuits from kooks. Trump and Rubio managed to tarnish Cruz as a liar and it's stuck to him like glue.
Trump is leading in Florida, that's Rubio and Carson's backyard. The lead is huge and it's possible that Carson's implosion and Rubio's lousy record as a senator the reasons to why they're not even close to Trump.
Even in Ohio, Trump is beating John Kasich, the current governor of the state. Beetle Bailey Kasich, is hoping that people see him as the viable choice. After all, he's a "moderate". Kasich is being hammered for signing off a law stripping funds from Planned Parenthood. Also he is being hit for being a sexist for saying that women might as well be in the kitchen.
The Drudge Report is working overtime trying to get Trump nominated and elected as the president.
It's time to start treating Donald Trump as a threat to the nation. We can't allow this extremist win!
The racist right is rallying around Donald Trump. The former Grand Wizard of the modern Klan, David Duke has decided to end his abysmal campaign for president. The racist in a business suit says that Trump is speaking their language.
Duke and many of his "proud" White supporters are Trump fans.
On Wednesday, Duke encouraged his radio show listeners to volunteer for Trump's campaign. "Call Donald Trump’s headquarters [and] volunteer," he said on the "David Duke Radio Program." At Trump campaign offices, he said, "you’re gonna meet people who are going to have the same kind of mindset that you have.”
In Minnesota and Vermont, a white supremacist super PAC called the American National Super PAC has begun circulating a robocall in support of Trump.
White extremists prefer Trump over Cruz. Cruz is Hispanic. The racist right won't support their own.
"The white race is dying out in America and Europe because we are afraid to be called 'racist,' says William Johnson, the leader of the white nationalist American Freedom Party. He goes on to bemoan "gradual genocide against the white race," and how few "schools anymore have beautiful white children as the majority." He signs off by telling recipients, "Don’t vote for a Cuban. Vote for Donald Trump."
Johnson is not affiliated in any way with the Trump campaign, and Trump has distanced himself from Johnson's views. Trump also promised to return a $250 contribution Johnson made to his campaign.
But Trump's response to the white supremacists backing him is hardly enough to put them off, said Mark Potok, senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit that monitors hate groups.
"Trump has 'quote unquote' repudiated these groups, but only in the most milquetoast way imaginable," Potok said in an interview. "The fact is that white nationalists are mobilizing for Trump whether he likes it or not."
Trump's habit of retweeting messages posted by white supremacists, sharing them with his 6.4 million Twitter followers, hasn't helped matters.
Like Johnson, Duke framed the GOP primary as a contest between Trump and two people of color, Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Ted Cruz (R-TX). “Voting for these people, voting against Donald Trump at this point is really treason to your heritage,” Duke said Wednesday. And while he doesn't agree with everything Trump says, he told listeners, "I do support his candidacy, and I support voting for him as a strategic action. I hope he does everything we hope he will do.”
Potok said Duke's backing carries a lot of weight in white supremacist circles. "David Duke is the most important self described white nationalist intellectual out there today, and what he says is still very influential."
Donald Trump's rise is contributed to White extremism. It's unfortunate that even though Cruz and Rubio's downfall is mostly due to their race. They're Hispanic lawmakers who act White.
It's time to start treating Donald Trump as a serious candidate. It's a scary scenario that we could have the controversial business/media mogul become the next President of the United States.
CNN and Telemundo are now the hosts the umpteenth Republican debate. This debate was supposed to be sponsored by NBC/Univision. Republican chairman Reince Priebus fired NBC and the National Review out the cannon.
CNBC got hammered by the candidates and top Republicans after the debate. National Review wrote a scathing criticism of Trump and it led to the Republican Party boycotting it.
Now it's coming close to Super Tuesday. One of these five candidates would become the presumptive Republican nominee if the 10 primaries go in his favor.
Republicans in the establishment are mounting an all out war against frontrunner Trump.
Gas Bags!
Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Ben Carson are mounting their last stand in Texas. The debate is being held in Houston and then comes Super Tuesday.
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Minnesota caucuses, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, and Virginia. Republican caucuses: Alaska and Wyoming are holding it on March 1, 2016.
Trump clearly has a lead in Alabama, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Vermont, Virginia, Alaska and Wyoming. Colorado and Texas are very competitive. Cruz is placing his hopes that his home state would turn out in huge numbers for him. He has to win 50.1% in order to take a majority of the delegates.
There is a civil war within the Republican Party. They really fear that Trump's divisive rhetoric could doom the party. They can't stand Cruz because he's a gadfly. Most of the party is rallying around Rubio.
Rubio hasn't won any major states since he's become the establishment's last hope. With Rubio calling upon Kasich and Carson to drop out, the candidates all fail to score over 50% of the vote in most of these primaries and caucuses.
It may be too late for the Republicans to stop him.
Another huge victory for Donald Trump, the controversial business/media mogul.
The insurgent won with 43% of the vote with another statistical tie and major defeat for Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
The frontrunner Donald Trump is projected to win the state with Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz trailing from behind. Another big victory for Trump shrinks the chances for Rubio and Cruz.
Matter of fact, it eliminates Ben Carson and John Kasich out too.
Rubio is becoming the establishment's last chance at winning. Rubio polls better against Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. The establishment are hoping that a Republican Party united could stomp out Trump and Cruz. The insurgency is vowing to oppose any candidate that sold their souls to liberalism.
The pro-Trump websites such as the conservative Craigslist has the siren blazing again!
Why do any advertising? Trump got Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Sean Hannity, and The Drudge Report all in the tank for him.
The liberal network that devotes a portion of its coverage trashing Republicans is embracing Donald Trump. The two morning nuts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were interviewing Trump.
Joe and Mika are the conservatives on the network. Joe has somewhat endorsed Trump. He's a huge supporter of Marco Rubio.
Trump of course, was cordial to the two. Scarborough and Brzenziki both sang praises.
Throughout the six minutes or so, Trump and the MSNBC hosts chat amiably about a variety of topics, including politics, the primaries, golf, Morning Joe‘s coverage of Trump’s campaign, and their fellow journalists. On at least one occasion, the duo appear to discuss questions for the next segment within earshot of Trump. At times it can be difficult to determine who is speaking to who; Brzezinski and Scarborough appear at several points to be speaking to producers who were not picked up by the mics at the same time they were speaking to Trump.
Who brought attention to this controversy. It was Harry Shearer, the voice actor/comedian/talk radio host/satirist who voices a majority of characters on the Fox sitcom The Simpsons.
On Sundays, Harry hosts Le Show on many NPR stations. He also has My Damn Channel which gave open mic credence to Laura Ingraham, Katie Couric and now the Morning Joe crew.
He's still in the race. Dr. Ben Carson is facing pressure to get out the race. After a disappointing last place finish, in the South Carolina primaries, Carson will not concede.
Carson will leave the race when he's good and ready. Despite the stubbornness, Carson will carry on through Super Tuesday.
Well it was apparent that Republicans can't tell the difference between Ben Carson and other Black people is........"I guess they all look alike!"
The former SNL alum Tim Meadows goes undercover as the struggling presidential candidate and its funny.
It's a sad reality of the Republican Party and the Black community. An embarrassment of reality versus the reality of comedy. Tragic combination.
Thank Triumph The Insult Comic Dog and his crack team of satirists for bringing Carson down even more!
Mr. Moderate signed a bill stripping Planned Parenthood of its funds.
This will head right to the U.S. courts. The imbecile who claims to bring Americans together went back to his old ways. Ohio governor John Kasich decides to sign into state law a bill that will strip funding from Planned Parenthood and abortion providers.
The Ohio governor is struggling for victory in this bitterly fought Republican presidential primary race. Many of the establishment heads believe that he's a doomed candidate. They're not wasting time on him. So they're circling the wagons around political novices Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
Kasich wants to make Americans believe he's actually an unitier not a divider. Right now, I believe he's full of shit. Kasich wants to prove to the extremists that he's lockstep in destroying Planned Parenthood. CNN reports that governor signed the bill while he was in Ohio. He prepares to do some campaigning in Michigan.
Planned Parenthood isn't explicitly named in the legislation, but the law will prevent more than $1 million in funding from the state health department from going to the nonprofit to fund programs such as HIV testing, health screenings and prevention of violence against women.
Kasich, who's tried to project a more moderate image as a Republican presidential candidate on some issues, had been expected to sign the measure. A spokesman for the governor said earlier this month that he intended to sign the bill when it reached his desk. He did so Sunday, a day after finishing a distant fifth in South Carolina's primary.
The bill was swiftly denounced by Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards.
"This legislation will have devastating consequences for women across Ohio," Richards said in a statement. "John Kasich is proudly eliminating care for expectant mothers and newborns; he is leaving thousands without vital STD and HIV testing, slashing a program to fight domestic violence, and cutting access to essential, basic health care."
Planned Parenthood in Dayton, Ohio. There were protesters who showed up to protest the facility after conservative activists sneaked into a facility in California and Texas to "expose" evil doings. It turns out to be their "exposing" to be thier undoing.
On the campaign trail Kasich frequently talks about the importance of funding for expecting mothers and newborn babies. A spokesman for Kasich's gubernatorial office, Joe Andrews, said in a statement the new Ohio law is consistent with those views.
"The Ohio Department of Health has at least 150 other sub-grantees and contractors for the affected grants and projects addressing such issues as new born babies, infant mortality, expectant mothers, violence against women, and minority HIV/AIDS," the statement said. "ODH will reallocate funding from ineligible providers under the new law to other currently eligible providers, ranging from local health departments and community organizations to hospitals and universities. These organizations will be required to submit proposals in order to receive funding."
Many Republicans have said Planned Parenthood should be defunded, after controversial videos featuring group officials purportedly discussing the sale of fetal tissue surfaced last summer.
But about a month ago, a Texas investigation into Planned Parenthood culminated in an indictment -- of the organization's accusers instead of the group.
The Harris County District Attorney's office announced that Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast had been cleared in the two-month-long investigation.
But the grand jury did indict two individuals who were involved in making secret recordings of the group that were released to publicly discredit the group, which provides health services and abortions.
David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt were indicted for tampering with a governmental record, a second-degree felony, and Daleiden was also indicted on the count of prohibition of the purchase and sale of human organs, a class A misdemeanor, according to the Harris County district attorney.
Republicans sure love to get into the business of people. They will deny women access to health care.
They want to drug test Americans who are living from paycheck to poverty for a slither of the safety net. So if you want food stamps, financial aid, student loans, earned child credits and emergency shelter, pee in a cup and lose a portion of your hair.
They want to monitor a person practicing a religion that's not Christianity. So if you're an atheist, Muslim, Mormon or Scientologist, be prepared to have the feds looking into your place of worship or your non-beliefs.
Rubio is about to get his biggest endorsement yet. The perennial loser Mitt Romney will endorse him.
The establishment has decided that Ohio governor John Kasich is toast. So now they're only hopes of unity and political victory against Hillary Clinton is Marco Rubio.
If they're believing that coming in second place or third place is a victory, then Rubio's got this one on lock.
The king of failure himself is coming out for Rubio. Perennial loser Mitt Romney is about to go ahead and put things right.
Details of Romney's endorsement were still being worked out as of Sunday morning. The sources said that the former Massachusetts governor had been eager to provide his backing to Rubio for days but had hesitated, due to his respect for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R), who suspended his campaign on Saturday night following his dismal fourth-place showing in the South Carolina primary.
Romney spent the day in Utah on Saturday and could potentially be in position to bestow his blessing upon Rubio before Tuesday's Nevada Republican caucuses--a contest that Romney won easily in both 2008 and 2012.
Romney’s backing will provide Rubio with the highest-profile endorsement of the 2016 race and is the clearest signal yet that the party’s establishment is ready to coalesce around the Florida senator as its last best chance to defeat GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
There were three mass shootings in the United States this year alone. This one manages to catch the attention of the junk food media, the White House, and the presidential candidates.
Of course, who is responsible for the tragic overnight shooting in the city of Kalamazoo about 50 miles south of Grand Rapids?
Who takes the blame for the Kalamazoo shooting massacre?
Some armed terrorist disrupts the lives of innocent Americans because of some failure in his life.
The warning signs were ignored by family or friends. The terrorist was a nice guy who was engaged in activities some thought were strange. They never expected to happen in their own city.
We hear about this stuff in other areas, but why here?
That's the usual comments from those who were either witnesses or members of this terrorist family.
I expect it to be a mass murder tragedy. And of course, I hear the same old word vomit from our politicians. The Republicans would offer prayers to the victims. They won't lift a damn finger to controlling gun violence. They'll concern troll about how it's Blacks on whatever violence. They'll concern troll about how the scourge of "radical Islam" is a bigger threat than an American who stockpiles firearms for the "end of days".
They'll say that President Barack Obama will politicize this tragedy. What should he do?
Ignore these tragedies for you guys to attack him for not being concerned about the safety of Americans.
Okay, the news breaking overnight says that a terrorist had randomly shot at people in the area.
Numerous causalities and fatalities. We can't confirm or determine the suspect or motive.
The law is searching for this type of vehicle. Witnesses say that the terrorist may be in this vehicle.
Police in Kalamazoo County are searching for a terrorist who is randomly shooting people, at least four have been killed.
Kalamazoo County Undersheriff Paul Matyas told 24 Hour News 8 (WOOD TV) that multiple were fatally shot at the Cracker Barrel in Texas Township and Seelye Kia dealership, located at 3820 Stadium Drive in Kalamazoo.
Matyas says the suspect is driving around randomly shooting people. Police believe the suspect is white man who is driving a blue Chevy HHR.
Police say six people were killed at the Cracker Barrel.
A woman was shot multiple times in the Meadows Townhomes in Richland Township.
As expected, President Barack Obama, Governor Rick Synder, Democratic Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters and Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI) were notified of the situation.
World News Today send our condolences to the victims of this senseless tragedy.
