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[Above, Lauren Boebert performance art on the floor of the US House of Representatives. She says rape victims need a Glock rather than abortion.]
Lauren Boebert admitted in a “corrected” FEC filing that she “inadvertently” spent campaign funds on personal rent and utilities. But there’s still something very fishy and definitely NOT transparent about this. Forbes:
On Tuesday, though, the campaign submitted an amended report for that quarter. Two of the disbursements, each for $2,000, are now described as “Rent billed to campaign via Venmo in error,” while the other two were categorized as “rent/utilities.” The document reiterated that all four transactions have been reimbursed.
After each Venmo disbursement, the updated filing now includes payments with the same amounts, dates and descriptions to someone named John Pacheco, whose address is listed as 120 E. Third Street, in Rifle, Colorado. That’s the same address as Shooters Grill, a restaurant that Boebert owns…
Boebert’s spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The FEC is “considering” punitive measures against this?
This whole thing stinks to high heaven. She’s got a truckload of money pouring in from MAGA for her performative right-wing BS, and she’s using Venmo, the weak FEC, and the short attention span of her Republican base and the mainstream media to get away with it.
PS. You have to be ridiculously corrupt and brazen to get penalized by the FEC. Duncan Hunter Jr and Jesse Jackson Jr were both criminally charged rather than the FEC doing anything about either. Hunter never spent 1 day in jail, after Trump pardoned him and his wife. Jackson spent about 2 years in jail.
The FEC has always been toothless because of the even split between Dems and GOP, something McConnell engineered. They’re only good for disclosures and even that isn’t done well enough. In other aspects, they are completely weak and spineless because the 50/50 split at the FEC means the Republicans block actual punishments for GOP lawbreakers.
Karoli Kuns and Scarce contributed to this post.
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For reasons unknown to most, the recent boom in sports card sales has carried over into comic book trading cards from the nineties. Comic book trading cards, once collected and speculated upon, saw the bottom fall out of the market in the noughties. But now, those values are on the rise again. A full box with 36 packs of the first Marvel Universe trading cards from 1990 just sold on eBay for $2500. A factory sealed series 3 box sold for $1375. And a sealed Marvel Masterworks trading card box from 1992 sold for just under a grand.
So, when Marvel Comics was wanting to create a promotion for the launch of Heroes Reborn #1 in May, why not go for trading cards again? Retailers will get a free pack of 25 Heroes Reborn trading card packs in May, and can also order additional packs. I get the feeling that quite a few might, moreso than they might otherwise order of other promotional items right now. And, with Heroes Reborn comics having trading card variant covers, what are the betting these will be the cards that are given away with the launch of the comic?
HEROES REBORN #1 (OF 7)
JASON AARON (W) • ED McGUINNESS (A) • Cover by LEINIL FRANCIS YU
VARIANT COVER BY ED MCGUINNESS
VARIANT COVER BY JEFFREY VEREGGE
TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY MARK BAGLEY
CENTER TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY MARK BAGLEY
GATEFOLD COVER BY IBAN COELLO
HIDDEN GEM VARIANT COVER BY GEORGE PÉREZ
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
SQUADRON SUPREME VARIANT COVER BY CARLOS PACHECO
STORMBREAKERS VARIANT COVER BY JOSHUA CASSARA
VARIANT COVER BY ARTGERM • VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY ARTGERM
A WORLD WITHOUT AVENGERS!
Welcome to a world where Tony Stark never built an Iron Man armor. Where Thor is a hard-drinking atheist who despises hammers. Where Wakanda is dismissed as a myth. And where Captain America was never found in the ice because there were no Avengers to find him. Instead this world has always been protected by Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, the Squadron Supreme of America. And now the Squadron faces an attack from some of their fiercest enemies, like Dr. Juggernaut, the Black Skull, the Silver Witch and Thanos with his Infinity Rings. But why is the Daywalker Blade the one man alive who seems to remember that the entire world has somehow been…reborn?
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HEROES REBORN #2 (OF 7)
JASON AARON (W) • DALE KEOWN & ED McGUINNESS (A) • Cover by LEINIL FRANCIS YU
VARIANT COVER BY JEFFREY VEREGGE
TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY MARK BAGLEY • VARIANT COVER BY TBA
PREDATOR VARIANT COVER BY E.M. GIST
STORMBREAKERS VARIANT COVER BY NATACHA BUSTOS
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
Make way for the adventures of Marvel’s Mightiest Megastar, the all-powerful Hyperion! When America’s solar-powered, super-sentinel of liberty looks to return his archenemy Victor Von Doom to the other-dimensional prison of the Negative Zone, mighty Hyperion must deal with a breakout of his most powerful enemies, such as Ultron, General Annihilus and the Immortal Hulk. Plus: A special backup tale starring Blade, Earth’s last living vampire.
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HEROES REBORN #3 (OF 7)
JASON AARON (W) • FEDERICO VICENTINI & ED McGUINNESS (A)
Cover by LEINIL FRANCIS YU
TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY MARK BAGLEY
VARIANT COVER BY NICK BRADSHAW
VARIANT COVER BY JEFFREY VEREGGE
STORMBREAKERS VARIANT COVER BY PEACH MOMOKO
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
Chaos magic at Mach 5! Blur, the swiftest mortal alive, must win a race through the mind-bending Dread Dimension in order to save his soul from the hypersonic hexes of the Speedster Supreme, the Silver Witch. Plus a back-up tale takes us inside the dark secrets of the Ravencroft Asylum and its newest inmate, the Phoenix.
40 PGS./Rated T+ …$4.99
HEROES REBORN #4 (OF 7)
JASON AARON (W) • JAMES STOKOE & ED MCGUINNESS (A) • Cover by LEINIL FRANCIS YU
TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY MARK BAGLEY
SQUADRON SUPREME VARIANT COVER BY PACO MEDINA
VARIANT COVER BY JEFFREY VEREGGE
STORMBREAKERS VARIANT COVER BY CARMEN CARNERO
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
With the cosmic might of his Power Prism, Doctor Spectrum has become the most feared lawman in the heavens. But now the dark forces of deep space have sent the galaxy’s most notorious bounty hunter to end Spectrum once and for all. That’s right, here comes Rocket Raccoon! Plus: In a backup tale, the all-new Starbrand finds herself alone in a strange new universe.
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Covid Update: Collin County has 136,692 confirmed Covid cases. That’s 1,422 more cases than I reported last week and 1,198 of our Collin residents have died (an increase of 8 people since last week). While omicron hasn’t hit us hard yet, it’s coming. Anyone watching what’s happening in New York City now – and remembering early 2020 – knows it’s coming for us next. Boosters seem to be effective against omicron, so get your 3rd shot now. It’s going to get bad, especially since our healthcare system is already overrun and exhausted. Please, for all that’s good in the world, wear your masks and avoid large gatherings! Believe me, I get it, but Covid doesn’t care how tired you are of all the restrictions.
Commissioner’s Court: The commissioners heard from attorney Mark Fratter who submitted invoices for work he did for indigent clients in 2018. They clearly don’t care for Fratter and have already had a mediation with him over bills they considered too large. Despite Fratter mentioning these new invoices to the mediator and judges signing off on them, all the commissioners except Duncan Webb refused to pay him. Even Bill Bilyeu, the county manager, appeared to be on Fratter’s side. This isn’t the first time these commissioners have refused to pay lawyers. In 2017, they used their refusal to pay lawyers THEY HIRED to prosecute Ken Paxton as a delaying tactic. It’s solely their fault he has yet to see his day in court.
During public comments, Joshua Murray pointed out that the commissioners have been defunding LifePath, our county healthcare provider. As the need for mental health services has increased, actual funding for LifePath has decreased from 2018-2020 when accounting for population growth and inflation. Josh mentioned that the commissioners vote to give themselves raises based on inflation yet haven’t seen fit to give Lifepath the same consideration. I really enjoy seeing the commissioners get irate after Josh speaks. He truly gets under their skin, probably because he’s right and they know it. Webb asked Bilyeau if they funded 100% of what LifePath requested this year. Chris Hill then demanded to know if they’ve funded what Lifepath asked for over the last 10 years. Both answers were yes.
I’m sure both Webb and Hill thought they were making excellent rebuttals but they weren’t. Lifepath probably knows what the commissioners are willing to shell out, so their ask is always within that limit. Goodness knows the court can never be proactive and consider providing what people actually need. Besides, Josh never said they hadn’t given Lifepath what they requested. His point was that their funding for Lifepath has been static. Despite Collin’s growth and inflation plus a global pandemic that increased mental health issues, Collin County hasn’t kept up. The commissioners totally ignored this either because they’re being disingenuous or because they truly don’t care. Either way, we’d all better hope we don’t have a mental health crisis in Collin County. Although, if you wait a year or so, you’ll have a nifty new jail infirmatory equipped to handle all your mental healthcare needs (for a brief time).
Allen City Council: In November, the council approved (6-0 with Daren Meis absent) a 3-year agreement with the police association via a Meet & Confer process that started in October. Their pay is market plus 2%. They also agreed to a shift differential pay (day versus night: $200 differential per month), education pay (which they don’t do currently but think is beneficial), and SWAT team pay ($100 per month). I’m curious if Allen really needs a SWAT team of 18 people. What is it they do? Is crime in Allen truly that bad? If not, it seems like swatting a fly with a cannon (which we’re funding).
In the discussion prior to the vote, the 6 council members present fell all over themselves with excitement and could hardly contain their appreciation for the police. While that’s lovely, the elevation of the police to god-like status around here is irksome. Yes, first responders have an important and difficult job but they’re not the only ones. Especially during the pandemic, healthcare providers and teachers come to mind as professionals who’ve gone above and beyond. Yet somehow the police and firefighters are the only ones who receive such accolades.
Keep in mind that this Meet & Confer process involved the police UNION. The council was thrilled at how smoothly the negotiation process went. Mayor Fulk even said it was a great example of two parties that are fair and reasonable, how they can work together to do good things for the community. Given that all these guys are Republicans, I wonder if they’d feel the same way about any other union – like workers at a Kellogg’s plant for example – trying to get the best deal for those they serve. Somehow, I doubt it. This leaves me to wonder why it’s OK for police and the fire department to have unions in Texas but all others are forbidden.
By the way, if you want to support the courageous Kellogg workers on strike for over 10 weeks, be sure not to buy Rice Krispies or any other Kellogg product. So no Rice Krispies treats for the holidays unless you want to make them using potato chips instead.
Richardson City Council: The council heard a presentation about recommended tactics to achieve goals for the city. Notable ones include increasing community outreach across different cultures for service on boards and commissions, piloting a program for public artwork on traffic control boxes, and an autonomous vehicle shuttle pilot program for the new IQ district which the city has received a $4 million grant to implement. These all sound great! Some came from direct community input. This demonstrates that a diversity of opinions can lead to great ideas, a lesson many other local city councils should heed. Joe Corcoran asked to increase engagement between the police department and the community. That’s a good idea but only if the community has some power too.
In 2022, Richardson will study city council district boundaries to determine if adjustments are needed. Historically, the council has appointed the City Plan Commission to serve as the Council District Boundary Commission. Thus, Democrats need to put forth recommendations for good people to serve. If we don’t, the usual suspects will be put in place. As it stands, the Assistant Chief of McKinney Police – who also serves on the board of Minuteman Disaster Response with Chris Hill (yikes!) – and Mayor Voelker’s campaign treasurer will get to directly influence what the new council districts will be.
All Richardson city council seats are voted for at large. This is deeply problematic. Different neighborhoods have different needs, which affects how those areas should be represented. The all At Large council model prevents that. It’s also a way to keep communities of color and lower-income areas from being adequately represented. It’s much easier (and cheaper) to run a campaign in a Place where people already know you and you have the chance to speak with many of them personally versus trying to reach everyone in the city. True grassroots campaigns are at a distinct disadvantage compared to those campaigns with money to burn. If we want to change things, we need the council to move to a Place model.
Richardson School Board: The fallout from the resignation of popular Superintendent Jeannie Stone continues. At the board meeting where they unanimously voted to accept her resignation, Board President Regina Harris cried and 90% of the more than 45 parents, teachers, and students expressed sadness, anger, and embarrassment over the board’s action in letting her go. More people protested outside and thousands have signed a pro-Stone online petition. No one believes she just quit. Even State Representative Ana-Maria Ramos, a Democrat who represents the district, showed up to speak in support of Stone and joined others in blaming the board.
We now know for a fact that it was a board decision since Karen Clardy, the previous board president who suddenly stepped down in September, broke her long silence and said she quit because she didn’t want to be part of the board that forced the departure of someone as great as Dr. Stone. She worried that trustees — most of whom are new to the board — were swayed by complaints from “a loud minority” rather than standing strong on policies that are in the best interest of all students. Although I can’t quite follow her reasoning, Clardy seemed to think her leaving might change the dynamics of the board and jolt them into considering a restart with Stone. It didn’t. But we all need to learn from what’s happening in Richardson ISD because it’s clear the trustees either caved or supported the angry crowd in the first place (like Eron Linn). We cannot allow this to continue.
The recent onslaught of angry parents and community members showing up at school boards is not an accident; it’s incredibly organized and well-funded. You can track the progression of the complaints and how they bleed over from one ISD to another all across the country. They started with anti-Covid sentiments (“It’s a hoax! They’re trying to control us!”) and moved almost seamlessly into being anti-mask (“It’s child abuse to make our kids cover their faces!”). From there, they went to being against Critical Race Theory (“It’s anti-American and is prejudiced against white people!”) and Socio-Emotional Learning (“It’s just code for CRT and encourages mental health issues!”) to being against Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion programs (“They’re prejudiced against white people!”). Their most recent tactic is to insist upon rules that you cannot insult or address trustees directly during public comments. I’m not certain what the last one is about but I’m sure it will become clear in time.
Steve Bannon has called for Republicans to take over America from the ground up, starting with school boards and city councils. Many have answered his call. Conservative PACs, like We the People in Allen and now the Richardson ISD Families First PAC, have started popping up. As I mentioned, they’re organized and well-funded. If we’re not careful, they’re going to get their way and our children and communities will suffer. We need to not only start showing up at every school board meeting but also vote for Democratic candidates for school board races, like Vanessa Pacheco who’s running against Eron Linn for the election in May. We also need a like-minded candidate to step up for the vacant seat in Place 5.
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TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, Mexico — A cargo truck jammed with people who appeared to be Central American migrants rolled over and crashed into a pedestrian bridge over a highway in southern Mexico on Thursday, killing at least 53 people and injuring dozens more, authorities reported.
The federal Attorney General’s Office said the preliminary estimate lists 53 dead, with three of the injured in critical condition.
Luis Manuel Moreno, the head of the Chiapas state civil defense office, said about 21 of the injured had serious wounds and were taken to local hospitals.
The crash occurred on a highway leading toward the Chiapas state capital. Photos from the scene showed victims strewn across the pavement and inside the truck’s freight compartment.
Video footage showed the dead and injured migrants jumbled into a pile inside the collapsed freight container, with some struggling to extract themselves from the weight of bodies piled atop them.
Later, rescue workers arranged the dead in rows of white sheets, side by side, on the asphalt.
The victims appeared to be immigrants from Central America, though their nationalities had not yet been confirmed. Moreno reported that some of the survivors said they were from the neighboring country of Guatemala.
Sitting on the pavement beside the overturned trailer, survivor Celso Pacheco of Guatemala said the truck felt like it was speeding and then seemed to lose control under the weight of the migrants inside.
Pacheco said there were migrants from Guatemala and Honduras aboard and estimated there were eight to 10 young children. He said he was trying to reach the United States, but now he expected to be deported to Guatemala.
Rescue workers tried to excavate survivors from a pile of humanity in the flipped trailer, separating the injured from the dead. Dazed wounded stumbled among the wreckage.
Marco Antonio Sánchez, director of the Chiapas Firefighter Institute, said ambulances raced victims to three hospitals, carrying three to four injured each. When there weren’t enough ambulances they loaded them into pickup trucks, he said.
Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei wrote on Twitter: “I deeply regret the tragedy in Chiapas state, and I express my solidarity for the victims’ families, to whom we will offer all the necessary consular assistance, including repatriation.”
Moreno said that it appeared that speed and the weight of the truck’s human cargo may have caused it to tip over, and that as the vehicle toppled over it hit the base of a steel pedestrian bridge. There was a curve in the road near the accident scene that may have contributed to the crash.
That meant at least 107 people were crowed into the vehicle. It is not unusual for freight trucks in Mexico to be carrying so many people in migrant-smuggling operations in southern Mexico.
But rescue workers who first arrived at the scene and who were not authorized to be quoted by name said that even more migrants had been aboard the truck when it crashed and had fled for fear of being detained by immigration agents.
One paramedic said some of those who fled into surrounding neighborhoods were bloodied or bruised, but still limped away in their desperation to escape.
The truck had originally been a closed freight module of the kind used to transport perishable goods. The container was smashed open by the force of the impact. It was unclear if the driver survived.
Those who spoke to survivors said the migrants told of boarding the truck in Mexico, near the border with Guatemala, and of paying between $2,500 and $3,500 to be transported to Mexico’s central state of Puebla. Once there, they would presumably have contracted with another set of migrant smugglers to take them to the U.S. border.
In recent months, Mexican authorities have tried to block migrants from walking in large groups toward the U.S. border, but the clandestine and illicit flow of migrant smuggling has continued.
In October, in one of the largest busts in recent memory, authorities in the northern border state of Tamaulipas found an 652 mainly Central American migrants jammed into a convoy of six freight trucks heading toward the U.S. border.
Irineo Mujica, an activist who is leading a march of a couple of hundred migrants who have been walking for more almost 1 1/2 months across southern Mexico, blamed Mexico’s policies of cracking down on migrant caravans for the disaster.
Mujica and his group had almost reached the outskirts of Mexico City on Thursday, after weeks of dealing with National Guard officers who tried to block the march. Mujica said the group would stop Thursday and offer prayers for the dead migrants.
“These policies that kill us, that murder us, is what leads to this type of tragedy,” Mujica said.
In fact, they are two very different groups. Caravans generally attract migrants who don’t have the thousands of dollars needed to pay migrant smugglers.
Migrants involved in serious accidents are often allowed to stay in Mexico at least temporarily because they are considered witnesses to and victims of a crime, and later Thursday Mexico’s National Immigration Institute said it would offer the humanitarian visas to the survivors.
The agency also said the Mexican government would help identify the dead and cover funeral costs or repatriation of their remains.
Mass deaths of migrants are something that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been desperate to avoid, even as his administration has accepted requests from the U.S. government to stem the flow of migrants moving north. “It is very painful,” he wrote on his Twitter account.
It was one of the worst single-day death tolls for migrants in Mexico since the 2010 massacre of 72 migrants by the Zetas drug cartel in the northern state of Tamaulipas.