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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard gets 2020 endorsement from David Duke

Democratic presidential hopeful Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has apparently gotten an endorsement she said she can do without — from former KKK leader David Duke.

“Tulsi Gabbard for President,” it blares, along with the tagline: “Finally a candidate who will actually put America First rather than Israel First!”.

“Tulsi Gabbard is currently the only Presidential candidate who doesn’t want to send White children off to die for Israel,” the former Grand Wizard tweeted his more than 50,000 followers along with a photograph of Gabbard meeting a US service member and his child.

But Gabbard wasted no time in lashing back at Duke and rejected his backing.

The 37-year-old received Duke’s unwelcome endorsement despite several moves signaling her potential support for the Jewish state.

In November 2016, Duke tweeted that Gabbard was a representative of a “political realignment” he hoped to see in the US — and called for Donald Trump to appoint her secretary of state.

Duke again praised Trump’s presidency after the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 in which Trump claimed there were “very fine people on both sides.”. »

Former White House ethics director on Trump giving his own hotel G7 contract: ‘We have reached the bottom’

Authored by independent.co.uk

There is no level of corruption greater than a President participating in the award of a contract to himself,” he wrote.

In a series of eccentric TV appearances he has claimed that the US state department asked him to get involved.

He says there was no pressure on him from Trump to do him the “favour” he was asked for. »

Quentin Tarantino Holds Firm, Won’t Recut ‘Once Upon a Time’ for China

Authored by variety.com

Quentin Tarantino will not recut “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” to placate Chinese censors, Variety has confirmed.

When it was re-released in edited form, the film went on to flop in China, eking out $2.7 million, even as it grossed a mighty $425.4 million globally.

Tarantino has defended his depiction of the “Enter the Dragon” actor, telling reporters at a Moscow press conference, “Bruce Lee was kind of an arrogant guy. »

Hong Kong protests: NBA fans join anti-China display

Authored by bbc.com

Dozens of spectators at a US basketball game have held signs and donned T-shirts and masks in support of protests in Hong Kong.

It comes amid an ongoing row between China and the NBA over the protests that have rocked Hong Kong since March.

Images from the pre-season game on Friday show demonstrators wearing T-shirts emblazoned with "Stand With Hong Kong" and "Free Tibet". »

Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives lied to Canadians at least dozen times during the campaign

Authored by thinkpol.ca

Andrew Scheer wants voters to believe he’s Mr. Clean.

But the man who wants to be the next Prime Minister of Canada and his Conservative Party have lied to Canadians at least a dozen 14 15 times during the campaign.

Conservatives lied about the RCMP investigating Justin Trudeau Conservatives lied about the efficiency of carbon taxes Andrew Scheer lied about the UK sending a pedophile child murdered to Canada Conservatives lied about the Liberals imposing new tax on home purchases Conservatives posted fake photo to make it look like Justin Trudeau was meeting with extreme right and racist activist Faith Goldy Conservatives posted photo deliberately mis-quoting Rick Mercer Andrew Scheer lied about being an insurance broker Andrew Scheer lied about how Canada’s Foreign aid is spent Andrew Scheer lied about the Federal Government taxing 94% of all new income made Andrew Scheer lied about immigrants jumping the queue Conservatives lied about Trudeau is spending $90,000 to upgrade “his summer home” Conservatives falsely represented tax loop-holes for rich citizens as support for small businesses Andrew Scheer lied about Liberal’s wanting to increase GST Andrew Scheer lied about Liberals wanting to decriminalize hard drugs, despite Trudeau’s denial Andrew Scheer lied about how elections work in Canada. »