Tornado on the ground in Wayne County Mississippi. Debris signature visible on radar.

Hattiesburg MS Skywarn link

https://policescanner.us/vfb/5d4904c0dd11aef3cae563cc

Two active tornado warned super cells including confirmed tornado that touched down near Laurel MS & tornado warned storm on top of Selma AL

A dangerous day ahead.

https://twitter.com/NWSNewOrleans/status/1372242470923345926

Jordan Fuchs, the Deputy SoS Georgia, may have recorded the phone call with Trump while she was in Florida - if so, that's against the law. Under Fla. Stat. 934.03, secretly audio recording another individual is a 3rd Degree Felony offense, punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.

Each recording is a separate felony.

Calling its lawsuit challenging 2020 election procedures "groundless" and "disingenuous," a judge has ordered the Arizona Republican Party – and its lawyers – to pay the state thousands of dollars in legal fees.

In his ruling, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge John Hannah contended the GOP's team acted in "bad faith" when it questioned the process for auditing voting machines and sought to delay certification of election results last November. Arizona GOP attorney Jack Wilenchik, on the other hand, said directives like Hannah's serve only to "stop plaintiffs from rightfully invoking the courts to hear their issues." He said the order "encourages public distrust in the government for being openly hostile to them." "For a county judge to say that widespread public mistrust in an election is an 'improper' reason for a political party to be in his court is sorely disrespectful to the views of the many Americans whom I am proud to represent," https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/1372229397550366724?s=20

Amazon plans to take over employer-based healthcare in the US with its new AMAZON CARE. How do you think that will end? The Amazon Care initiative will offer "a range of urgent and primary care services" but will not replace comprehensive medical insurance. Until now, it's only been offered in Washington State - home of Bill Gates. Now do you see the plan? The new service will be available to "companies of all sizes" and will offer services including Covid-19 and flu testing, vaccinations, treatment of illnesses and injuries, preventive care, sexual health and prenoscription requests. So Jeff Bezos can control your shopping, your health and your news! A separate healthcare venture launched three years ago by Amazon (Jeff Bezos), Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffet) and JPMorgan (Jamie Dimon) aimed at providing broader health services to US firms was disbanded earlier this year. They needed the COVID scare to make this work! https://sg.news.yahoo.com/amazon-expand-health-care-across-145024427.html

House Republicans voted Wednesday morning to reverse an internal ban on earmarks, which allow lawmakers to direct funding in spending legislation to pet projects, according to a Republican familiar with the vote. The Democratic majority in the House and Senate have moved forward to reinstate earmarks, now renamed "community project funding."
Republicans approved a resolution offered by Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) that would allow their members to request a congressional earmark, as long as certain criteria are met. GOP lawmakers would need to publicly disclose the earmark, include a written justification for the project and verify that they have no financial stake in it, among other requirements. The secret-ballot vote was 102-84, according to sources familiar with the count.

Democrats have already announced similar reforms in their plan to bring back earmarks. But with the majority party planning to soon bring back the spending practice, many Republicans felt like they would be at a huge disadvantage if they decided not to participate while Democrats reaped the rewards of the spending practice. Not to mention that Republicans are feeling good about their chances of reclaiming the House majority next year.

Earmark proponents have argued that allowing lawmakers to ensure money for specific projects would restore power to the legislative branch and shift it away from the Biden administration. They also believe a return to earmarks will help make the institution more functional: The practice can be a useful tool for congressional leaders who are trying to corral votes for bills.
The GOP resolution, which was adopted by a secret-ballot vote, was written to say that members may not request earmarks unless several criteria are met, including the public disclosure and justification for the request. Members and their immediate family cannot have a financial interest in the request, and it must comply with any guidance issued by Republican committee chairs or ranking members.
These criteria align with those laid out by House Appropriations Committee Chair Rosa DeLauro, who announced the House would move to reinstate earmarks in late February. While many in the GOP conference still oppose the use of earmarks, Republicans recognized they would cede important control over how federal dollars are spent if they let Democrats direct spending without their input.
"There's a real concern about the administration directing where money goes. This doesn't add one more dollar. I think members here know what's most important about what's going on in their district, not Biden," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told reporters after the vote. The decision by House Republicans comes ahead of an expected vote on a massive infrastructure bill to be proposed by the Biden administration.
Republicans ended the use of earmarks in 2011, after they swept into the House with a large majority. The vote by the House GOP conference to reverse the self-imposed ban will put pressure on Senate Republicans to also allow earmarks again.
The structure imposed by DeLauro does not increase federal spending, but gives members more say in how existing funds are used. DeLauro announced in late February that there would be a maximum of 10 project requests per member, and spending on these projects will be capped at no more than 1% of discretionary spending. There is no prohibition on earmarks in the House rules, so House committees can start implementing these policies as they write the appropriations bills this spring for the fiscal year beginning October 1.

NIH embraces 1619 project ideology, launches “UNITE” effort against “racial inequity”

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https://breaking911.com/nih-embraces-1619-project-ideology-launches-unite-effort-against-racial-inequity/

Did not know this was out there https://principia-scientific.com/science-of-kinematics-conclusively-proves-if-trump-or-biden-won/

Tornado on the ground near Clanton, Alabama.

Seems to be another radar indicated tornado SW of Waynesboro MS

New tornado warning SW of Tulsa OK