Former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart dies at 70, family say
Former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, a Republican who represented a district along Florida’s Treasure Coast from 1993 to 2011, has died.
Diaz-Balart, 70, was the brother of current Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart (R-Fla.), who posted a statement from the family online Monday morning in English and Spanish, praising the late lawmaker as a “defender of the silent and oppressed.”
“Lincoln’s profound love for the United States and his relentless commitment to the cause of a free Cuba guided him throughout his life and his 24 years in elected public service, including 18 years in the U.S. House of Representatives,” the statement read. “We will miss him infinitely.”
Now there's a new FBI director proposed by President Donald Trump and confirmed by the Senate in a 51-49 vote who is ready to cleanse the FBI of officials who colluded with Democratic administrations and to take on the deep state swamp vermin who supported the witch hunt against President Donald Trump. His name is Kash Patel and he is not afraid to stir up the waters and confront the powerful officials who swarm in the murky waters of the swamp, nor to dust off the files of the politically biased corruption of the powerful leaders who have done so much damage to the prestige of the organization and the country.
Who is Kash Patel?
Kash Patel, known for his firmness and conservative stance, is a man with a clear mission. He was an aide to Congressman Devin Nunes and a key player in uncovering FBI surveillance abuses during the Russia investigation.
Patel was Chief of Staff at the Department of Defense, Deputy Director of National Intelligence, Senior Director for Counterterrorism on the National Security Council, and federal prosecutor and is understandably a loyal Trump supporter and a critic of the U.S. government's top law enforcement agency.
Many of those opposed to Patel's nomination are hidden members of the swamp and have cited concerns about his qualifications to lead the agency and saying he will seek retaliation against Trump's critics, thinking the same dirty way Democrats have acted.
A few days ago I wrote on these pages about the relocation of the Druze people in Gaza and the Palestinians to other countries, including Syria. I was wrong by a few meters. The relocation of the Palestinians is going to Egypt, Jordan and other countries according to the news that is derived from the conversations with the Israeli Prime Minister Mr. Netanyahu.
The United States is committed to clearing all the rubble and rebuilding the strip with a modern and beautiful superstructure, which will give employment to millions of honest Israelis and Arabs who dedicate themselves to the reason for Israel's existence, Peace. That peace desired and delayed by Palestinian stubbornness and preferring to live off world charity.
But the master move is that it strategically opens the door to the construction of a canal whose possible name would be the Eilot Canal, the northernmost city of Israel, in the Gulf of Aqaba.
PolitiFacts and other organizations that present themselves as defenders of the truth have generated an intense debate in the political society of the United States. They call themselves impartial and objective entities, dedicated to verifying the veracity of politicians' claims. However, reality indicates that these organizations are driven by an agenda that favors left-wing politicians and delegitimizes those with conservative leanings.
Anti-Trumpism: The Pandemic Generated by Politifacts or "Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder"
The anti-Trumpism generated by Politifacts has become a pandemic or an obsessive-compulsive disorder of classifying as a lie any truth expressed by Trump, the followers of the MAGA movement, or by all those who show a minimum of sympathy with Trumpist ideas. This essay argues that entities like Politifacts and the media of anti-American political elites are playing an ideologically biased role with the left and, worse, displaying an unhealthy neo-Marxist bent, trying to affect public perception of the morality and honesty of conservative political leaders and their policies that guarantee democracy. the impartiality of justice and the prosperity and security of the American nation.
The Context of Fact-Checking
It is essential to consider the context in which these organizations operate, which intend to deceive us with their disguise as truth-checkers. Many of them arose in an environment of absolute political polarization, where the media are perceived by an astonishing polarization that has transformed many journalists, militants, and political activists into spokesmen or political commissars of an increasingly radical left and neo-Marxist tendency.
Former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart dies at 70, family say
