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2022. Charles Barkley gives a shout out to Australia for not letting Djokovic play in the Australian Open. Throughout the pandemic Barkley attacked the unvaccinated and continually supported pandemic restrictions and mandates. Djokovic had received a medical exemption to play in the 2022 Australian Open based on him previously having Covid. He was not the only person to receive an exemption to enter Australia for this reason. On January 5, 2022 the Prime Minister admitted that Djokovic had received a valid exemption, but one day later he reversed course and said that Djokovic could not play and had to be deported after quarantine. The reason for Djokovic being denied entry was not science. In a statement put out by the Australian government, it acknowledged that Djokovic was not a risk to those around him. The reason for his denial of entry was political. The Australian government feared that Djokovic might spur anti-vaccine sentiment and inspire the Australian people to resist the draconian measures they were living under. 1/3

The U.S. Justice Department's internal watchdog on Monday announced a review of a controversial tactic in which federal law enforcement allowed fentanyl to hit the streets to build bigger cases against drug traffickers. to.pbs.org/3SeTSrW

The NABJ is a 501c3 nonprofit, which means their job is professional & educational advocacy. They accept tax deductible donations. If everything Smith is saying is true, it makes absolutely no sense for them to ostracize one of their wealthiest members, a man who has intentionally brought positive attention to their organization. The fact that they have me siding with Stephen A Smith says a lot.

This trans activist man kept holding a fan over women’s heads all day referring to them as “cunts” while yelling at them through a megaphone. This is the left in a nutshell.

.@JamesTalarico: For 50 years, the religious right convinced our fellow Christians that the most important issues were abortion and gay marriage—two issues that aren't mentioned in the Bible. Jesus tells us exactly how we're going to be judged: by feeding the hungry, by healing the sick, and by welcoming the stranger. Don’t tell me what you believe. Show me how you treat other people, and I’ll tell you what you believe. Jesus gave us two commandments: love God and love neighbor. There was no exception to that second commandment regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, immigration status, or religious affiliation.