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Tampon Tim Wears His Stolen Valor Cap at Michigan Game – Grabs His Sack for the Cameras
by Jim Hoft0 Comments
Tampon Tim attended the Michigan-Minnesota game on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Football fans waited out in the rain to boo Tampon Tim at the game.
Tim Walz wore his Army Special Forces hat at the Big Ten football game today.
Here is the Army Special Forces emblem.
And here is Tim Walz in his Army Special Forces hat.
Tim
Walz poses with campaign workers at the Michigan game in Ann Arbor on
Saturday. Walz is wearing an Army Special Forces hat tonight - a
position he never held.
Via Amuse:
Walz has never been in the unit and he's been asked repeatedly to quit
wearing the hat and pretending like he was Army Special Forces.
This guy is too much.
Tampon Tim was also caught grabbing his sack on camera.
Oh Bull.....don't believe it... read what really happened.
Read my post called #1
BOYCOTT Primanti Bros Restaurant !
And tell everyone to do the same.)
Primanti Bros Posts Statement Denying JD Vance Was Blocked From Entering Pittsburgh Area Restaurant–Then Blocks Comments
by Kristinn Taylor481 Comments
The
Pittsburgh area restaurant chain Primanti Bros released statements to
the press and social media denying that Trump running mate Ohio Sen.
J.D. Vance was barred from entering their North Versailles, Pennsylvania restaurant
on Sunday to greet Trump supporters. Numerous attendees said on video
filmed at the time that the manager forced them out and threatened to
call police if Vance entered the restaurant.
Republican
vice presidential nominee Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance poses with a supporter
outside a Primanti Bros restaurant in North Versailles, Pennsylvania,
screen image via C-SPAN.
Primanti Bros made headlines last month when their Moon Township
restaurant reportedly abruptly kicked patrons out to make way for a
staged Kamala Harris and Tim Walz photo-op.
“Primanti’s prides itself on being a staple of the
Pittsburgh community and a proud American business that has hosted
sitting presidents, politicians, and political candidates from across
the spectrum for over 90 years. Our doors are open to all patrons who
wish to dine with us. Without any advance notice, today’s campaign stop
caused some momentary confusion for our staff. However, Senator Vance
and his team were welcomed into our restaurant shortly after and engaged
with our guests inside and on the property.”
Primanti Bros also posted a longer statement to X Twitter–and then
blocked comments. The new statement acknowledged Vance’s grace in
dealing with the situation.
Vance was campaigning in the Pittsburgh area on Sunday. The campaign
put word out to local Republican parties to meet Vance at the Primanti
Bros in North Versailles, located east of Pittsburgh near McKeesport.
About fifty supporters, many in Trump gear, were in the restaurant
ordering food and drinks when Vance arrived outside in his Secret
Service motorcade.
According to video interviews posted by Washington County Republicans
Chairman Sean Logue, the manager kicked out the Trump supporters and
threatened to call police on Vance if he entered the restaurant. Video
also shows Vance was delayed in leaving his Secret Service SUV and then
stood outside greeting supporters. Vance eventually went in and spoke to
the manager and paid everyone’s bill.
Pittsburgh-based reporter Salena Zito observed, “Going to
@primantibros in Pittsburgh is the cultural touchstone equivalent of
getting a cheesesteak in Philadelphia. Problem for Primanti instead of
welcoming to both sides they welcomed Kamala Harris here & not
Vance.Cannot be understated the grace @JDVance handled this with.”
Going to @primantibros
in Pittsburgh is the cultural touchstone equivalent of getting a
cheesesteak in Philadelphia. Problem for Primanti instead of welcoming
to both sides they welcomed Kamala Harris here & not Vance
Cannot be understated the grace @JDVance handled this with https://t.co/yqISx6VWN4pic.twitter.com/sBwKwtenuv
(Many updates so read this whole article and pass it on to EVERYONE you know.
And tell everyone to do the same.Then read my next post called #2)
Same Pittsburgh Restaurant
Chain Primanti Bros That Staged Kamala Harris Campaign Stop – Bans JD
Vance From Entering to Meet Trump Supporters
by Kristinn Taylor371 Comments
A
Pittsburgh area restaurant chain that stirred up controversy last month
by abruptly kicking patrons out in order to host Kamala Harris and Tim
Walz is back in the news–this time for barring J.D. Vance from entering
one of their shops to greet Trump supporters. (UPDATE at end of
article.)
Republican
vice presidential nominee Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance outside the Primanti
Bros restaurant in North Versailles, Pennsylvania after being barred
from meeting Trump supporters inside, screen image via Anissa Zappala, X
Twitter, September 28, 2024.
Primanti Bros made headlines in August for clearing their Moon
Township restaurant so the Harris campaign could stage a group of
supporters to meet the Democrat presidential and vice presidential
nominees, Fox News reported last month (excerpt):
Patrons at a Pittsburgh culinary landmark were outraged
Monday after they claimed they were forced to leave the premises before
Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz arrived for a
weekend campaign stop.
Several people who had been enjoying food, drinks and the Pittsburgh
Pirates game on TV at Primanti Bros. in Moon, Pennsylvania, on Sunday
said they were all forced out of the restaurant promptly at 4 p.m.
…”Around 3:30, the bartender, she goes, ‘It’s last call’ – what do
you mean last call?” Dodson said, adding the employee informed him there
was a private event at the top of the hour.
The Trump campaign posted video of supporters jeering the fake campaign stop by Harris:
Trump running mate Ohio Senator J.D. Vance went to a Primanti Bros
restaurant outside of Pittsburgh in North Versailles Sunday afternoon to
greet Trump supporters. One patron posted a video saying the restaurant
threatened to call the police on Vance (the poster later added the restaurant denies making a threat to call police while other patrons say they did):
Trump supporter Anissa Zappala posted from the restaurant that
customers were paying for their drinks and cancelling their orders:
Zappala posted video of Vance outside speaking about how he handled the situation (like a gentleman):
“We paid for everybody’s food. We gave ’em a nice tip. And of course,
when I gave ’em a nice tip, I said, ‘No taxes on tips.’ It’s alright.
Don’t hold it against her. She just got a little nervous. But it’s a
great local business. Let’s keep on supporting it and most importantly,
November 5th or before, go vote. Let’s go win this…”
C-SPAN’s Howard Mortman posted video from outside the restaurant
Vance did a meet and greet line with supporters. The Trump campaign took
names and phone numbers of supporters to invite them to a make-up
event:
NBC News reporter Doug Adams said the restaurant did not want to be
part of a campaign event, “JD Vance intended to make a stop at a
Primanti Bros near Pittsburgh… but when they got there, the campaign was
told no cams & restaurant didn’t want to be part of a “campaign
event” Vance ended up shaking hands outside in parking lot. He has event
in Monroeville, PA this aftn”
Vance national campaign press secretary Taylor Van Kirk posted videos of Vance greeting supporters.
UPDATE: Videos posted by Washington County
Republican Chairman Sean Logue of the incident. Numerous patrons say
that they were told to leave and that the manager threatened to call
police on Vance:
“Primanti’s prides itself on being a staple of the
Pittsburgh community and a proud American business that has hosted
sitting presidents, politicians, and political candidates from across
the spectrum for over 90 years. Our doors are open to all patrons who
wish to dine with us. Without any advance notice, today’s campaign stop
caused some momentary confusion for our staff. However, Senator Vance
and his team were welcomed into our restaurant shortly after and engaged
with our guests inside and on the property.”
Watch the videos of the patrons and J.D. Vance to decide for yourself the credibility of the Primanti’s statement.
NYC School Superintendent Allegedly Warned ‘No More White Principals,’ Removed Amid Staff Complaints
by Sharika Soal172 Comments
Marion Wilson
Staten Island’s District 31 Superintendent, Marion Wilson, faced
abrupt removal from her position amid accusations of attacking staff and
declaring, “No more white principals,” The Post has learned. Wilson,
who served for over three years, was ordered out of her office on
September 20 and directed to report to the Department of Education’s
Manhattan headquarters.
Despite her ouster, Wilson will keep her $230,000 salary and
transition to a facilitator role in the Leaders in Education
Apprenticeship Program (LEAP), which focuses on promoting racial equity
in training future principals.
The New York Post reports,
Marion Wilson, who led District 31 schools for three and a
half years, was swept out of her office on Sept. 20, and told to report
to the Department of Education’s Tweed headquarters in Manhattan.
Wilson “will be transitioning to a central team,” Danika Rux, deputy
chancellor for school leadership, said Monday in an internal
announcement, without any explanation for the swift and stunning ouster.
Sources said she will keep her $230,000 salary and serve as
“facilitator” in the Leaders in Education pprenticeship Program (LEAP),
which prepares teachers to become principals with a focus on racial
equity.
DOE officials refused to explain Wilson’s removal, but a school
insider said she was caught on tape denouncing district employees.
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Wilson’s removal follows mounting allegations of racially charged
behavior. An insider revealed that she demeaned her own principals and
staff during an unmuted Zoom or Teams call.
Screenshots of texts purportedly from Wilson circulated last year,
where she wrote, “No more white principals on my watch!” and insisted,
“White folks need to recognize this is not the boys club anymore. A
strong black woman runs this b***h now, and they can either get on board
or get out.”
The text exchange involving Marion Wilson
Wilson Denies Claims but Faces Investigation
Wilson denied writing the texts and filed a police report, claiming
she received threats due to these “false accusations.” The NYPD’s Hate
Crimes Task Force began an investigation and assigned her a police
escort. However, months later, the investigation failed to identify the
author, according to a spokesperson for the Special Commissioner of
Investigation (SCI).
Wilson allegedly discussed Jansen’s ouster in texts
New Recordings Reveal Alleged Racial Remarks
Recently, new recordings emerged, capturing a woman identified as
Wilson making racially charged statements to Black parents. In one
recording, she reiterated, “I said no more white principals. I meant
it.” In another, she stated, “Us Black folks got to stick together.
Ain’t nobody helping us.” The DOE’s Office of Equal Opportunity received
the recordings but dismissed the cases, claiming they found no
substantiation, according to DOE spokesman Nathaniel Styer.
SCI Investigation Ends, But New Allegations Surface
The SCI ended its case
several months after the texts emerged, saying investigators couldn’t
identify the author. Following this, recordings surfaced with a woman
identified as Wilson making racially charged remarks to Black parents. A
complainant sent the audio clips to The Post, where Wilson reportedly
said, “I said no more white principals. I meant it.” In another clip,
she stated, “Us Black folks got to stick together. Ain’t nobody helping
us.”
The SCI didn’t investigate these recordings but referred them to the
DOE’s Office of Equal Opportunity. The DOE dismissed the allegations,
with spokesman Nathaniel Styer saying, “The cases involving these
allegations were not substantiated.” Wilson hasn’t responded to requests
for comment on the recordings.
Heather Jansen, a white principal, claims Wilson removed her unfairly
from PS 46 in June 2023. Jansen’s discrimination lawsuit against the
DOE is still pending.
