Tag: WI

Subject of Project Veritas voter fraud story says he was offered bribe

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Subject of Project Veritas voter fraud story says he was offered bribe

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Project Veritas Exposed:

SourceWatch.com – Project Veritas

ProjectVeritas.Exposed – James O’Keefe

Militia member says Kenosha police sought to push protesters toward them on night of deadly shootings

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Militia member says Kenosha police sought to push protesters toward them on night of deadly shootings

In this Facebook post after the Aug. 25, 2020 fatal shooting of two protesters and wounding of a third, Ryan Balch apologizes for social media posts promoting white supremacy. Balch was among the militia members in Kenosha who answered a call to protect the city that day. (Wisconsin Watch)

How Facebook Failed Kenosha

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Despite Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s previous statements that the company had removed a militia event where people discussed gathering in Kenosha, Wisconsin, to shoot and kill protesters, the company never took any such action, BuzzFeed News has learned. The event was taken down by the militia group itself after two people were killed.

Here’s how Facebook failed Kenosha.

How Facebook Failed Kenosha

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‘I just killed somebody’: Vigilantes inject danger into police brutality protests in Kenosha, nationwide

Majority of Voters In Wisconsin, Where Jacob Blake Was Shot, Think Trump’s Response Has Been Harmful

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Majority of Voters In Wisconsin, Where Jacob Blake Was Shot, Think Trump’s Response Has Been Harmful

More than half of respondents from all six states said they support both protesters and law enforcement, as racial justice protests have erupted across the nation for over three months. Fifty-three percent of swing-state voters have a favorable view of protests for criminal justice reform, and 72 percent said they have a positive opinion on their local police department.

Despite support for cops, the majority of respondents said they agree that “we should invest more in education, mental health and social services and spend less on policing” — a notion many Black Lives Matter activists have shortened to “defund the police.”