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Yes, shut them down immediately . . . by immediately deporting all of the illegals housed within them.

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Democrats cost Chicago $3 billion; Philanthropy went with him when Ken Griffin left crime and taxes, for Miami.

Billionaire Ken Griffin left Chicago, saying “It’s becoming ever more difficult to have this as our global headquarters, a city which has so much violence. I mean Chicago is like Afghanistan on a good day.” Don't lie to us and say that crime is low. afnn.us/2026/10/02/d...

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Carnegie Mellon University just announced the gift of $3 billion from hedge fund capitalist Ken Griffin. The school said bluntly, “This investment in CMU is the largest-ever gift by an individual in t...

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Except that to work here without legal documentation is a felony, first offense is two years in federal prison. The illegals have to commit crimes to stay here, every day, just to survive here.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

If they are here illegally and have no previous charges against them, it simply means that yes, they are criminals, but just hadn't been caught previously. They need to return to their home countries, and if they want, apply to immigrate here legally.

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The problem is not mass incarceration; the problem is that not enough people are incarcerated, for not a long enough time. Remember three strikes laws? A third felony should mean life in prison without the possibility of parole.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Why does @willbunch.bsky.social, who strongly supports enforcing the law against Republicans, oppose enforcing our immigration laws?

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

We've managed to overthink executions so badly that we can't even do those right. I'm opposed to capital punishment, but if we are going to have them, they should be by hanging and done in public. journal14.com/the-more-the...

The more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain!

As both of my website’s regular readers know, I am opposed to capital punishment. We should not kill anyone unless it is absolutely necessary, and if we have a prisoner securely and permanent…

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Phillies pulled Jesus Luzardo after just 77 pitches, having given up only one run in five innings. Maybe his shoulder was acting up.

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The milk crates were the right size. We also made shelves out of concrete blocks and boards.

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Mariana Z @mariana057.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Yet the Department of Justice never actually charged Donald Trump with any of those crimes. Perhaps they didn't have the proof Jack Smith claimed?

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An eyelash’s main job is to keep things out of your eye. But nine times out of 10, when you get something in your eye, it’s an eyelash. Now, that’s eyeronic.

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The Department of Justice under Merrick Garland allowed them to plead guilty to a single misdemeanor count of 40 USC § 5104(e)(2)(G) – Parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol Building. Six months is the maximum sentence for that. The judges could give them no more, and frequently less.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

The vast majority of the pardoned Capitol kerfufflers had already completed their prison sentences.

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France missed its 2015-18 climate goals after hosting the Paris climate summit, and only came close 2019-2023 due to production restrictions due to Covid. The vast majority of agreement signers did not meet the goals they established for themselves.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Should the good work of every sinner be destroyed because he was a sinner? People want to destroy good artwork because Fr Marko Rupnik is an alleged rapist, but by that standard, should we destroy every Volkswagen because Hitler helped start the company? journal14.com/should-the-g...

Should the good work of every sinner be destroyed, because he was a sinner?

Should we ban Volkswagens because Adolf Hitler helped create the company? Millions of people, including millions of Americans have bought the “people’s car,” because it has been p…

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

This white, Jewish woman persuaded Palestinian activists in Philadelphia that she is a black, Palestinian woman. It wasn't a Mossad operation, but if it had been, it would have been to expose how utterly stupid the activists are. journal14.com/did-i-call-i...

On Sunday, I saw a tweet from Wall Street Apes pointing out a “reparations” program to help black families buy homes: A new “reparations” program is launching in Germantown, Philadelphi…

Did i call it or what?

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

They had three uniforms: green jersey, white pants; yellow jersey, white pants; and white jersey, white pants, worn only for home games on Sundays. All had white shoes, yellow undersocks, and green legging oversocks. This was all Charley Finley's work, when he owned the team.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Bad colorization: the Oakland A's pants were white in that uniform.

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Mariana Z @mariana057.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

I just bought a crappy car that was made in Prague. The Czech engine light keeps coming on.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

It seems that the editors of the Philadelphia Inquirer believe that #illegalimmigrants should be above the law. They are combitching that #illegals apprehended for other crimes are being turned over to journal14.com/the-editors-...

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

I read the linked article, and you know what it doesn't say? It doesn't say that the people, with one exception due to a paperwork error, referred to ICE are not actually here illegally! Illegals are not above our immigration laws, regardless of what Mr Bunch thinks. journal14.com/will-bunch-b...

Will Bunch believes that yes, some people should be above the law

We have previously noted The Philadelphia Inquirer’s far left columnist Will Bunch and his adamant support for the rule of law. Mr Bunch even wrote that he did not “like” President Biden’s fi…

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

I'd rather see them allowed to vote remotely, and do most of their work back at home, in their districts.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

If I write an OpEd and submit it to the Philadelphia Inquirer, and the editors decline to publish it, has my #FreedomOfSpeech been curtailed, or do the editors have, in their own #FreedomOfThePress, the right to decide what they will and will not publish?

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Perhaps the Lexington Herald-Leader ought to be investigating why it has been taking so long for Fayette County to bring those accused of violent crimes to trial. Man out on bail for two years over violent offenses now accused of a fatal hit-and-run. journal14.com/you-in-a-hea...

You in a heap o’ trouble, boy!

The First Street Journal recently reported on the case of now-convicted murderer Brandon Dockery. Mr Dockery murdered Raymar Webb in August of 2021, was arrested quickly, but actually brought to tr…

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Maryland already has some of the strictest firearms laws in the nation.

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As far as newspapers are concerned, I can only read them online, because I'm so far out in the boondocks that I can't get a physical paper delivered.

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Think how many newspaper jobs have been lost as people turned more and more to television and internet news. I prefer to read the news, because it is usually much more thorough, if I miss something, I can go back and reread it, and my hearing is seriously degraded, but I'm definitely a minority.

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3 - would have carried Pennsylvania 3,244,804 (52.38%) to 2,774,054 (44.78%). The sensible people outside of Pennsylvania have always understood things, just sometimes dragged down by the lawless majority in Philly. The same held true in 2016; do you need me to run the numbers for you?

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2 - as should always be done to get to the true Pennsylvanians among whom I was once one, Mr Trump won 3,398,997 (53.84%) to 2,854,471 (45.21%), almost a landslide. In 2020, Mr Biden barely carried the Keystone State, 3,458,229 (50.01%) to 3,377,674 (48.84%), but throwing out Philly, Mr Trump 3 -

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1 - Mr Bunch makes it sound as though there are just a few “Trump-voting pockets” in Pennsylvania, but that’s not quite accurate. Pennsylvanians as a whole voted for Mr Trump! Yes, it was close, 3,543,308 (50.37%) to 3,423, 042 (48.66%), but if you throw out the votes of Philadelphia, 2 -

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2 - that have nothing to do with immigration violations. The 287(g) program is targeting illegal immigrants who have fallen afoul of other laws as well. Why wouldn't you check on the immigration status of someone who has been breaking our non-immigration laws as well?

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1 - Two of the three 287(g) ‘models’ apply to illegal immigrants who have already been arrested for other crimes, and who may already be in jail. The third ‘model’ allows local police to check on the immigration status of those stopped due to enforcement actions for violations that 2 -

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.@dalarrykrasner.bsky.social and Philly Inquirer's @willbunch.bsky.social seem to share the same prosecutorial philosophy: police officers, white suspects & Republicans should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, while "black and brown" offenders need a break. journal14.com/will-bunch-b...

Will Bunch believes that yes, some people should be above the law

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

You're absolutely right! We should close the illegal immigrant detention centers and immediately deport all illegal immigrants upon their apprehension. If they have any legal claim to living in the United States, they can make such claims at the American embassy or consulates in their home countries

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

"No one is above the law," our good friends on the left screamed, right up until President Trump started actually enforcing our immigration laws! @jeffgammage.bsky.social Deport the #illegals and jail those who hire them. journal14.com/hold-them-ac...

We reported on Tuesday how many law enforcement agencies in Kentucky were cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and now we’re seeing some of the same in the Keystone State. Th…

Hold them accountable!

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

There's a difference: Jared Kushner is a successful businessman, who already got the Abraham Accords started, while Hunter Biden is a wastrel, a drug addict, and a wannabe deadbeat baby daddy.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Former Senator Sinema adhered to what had been the Democrats policy of maintaining the filibuster . . . when they were in the minority. But Miss Sinema did so when they had a majority as well, so Mr Bunch hates her.

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Dana Pico @danapico.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

That internet thingy Al Gore invented, the thing that was supposed to make us all smarter? It sure looks like it has made people more stupid! You can't not know that law enforcement isn't checking online for pedos trying to hook up with little kids. journal14.com/that-thing-t...