Day: March 5, 2026

This may be the most important post I do this year, for my fellow Pacific Northwesterners. The REAL Extremists, by Tony Seruga

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Tony Seruga and his partner are the Ultimate Dot-Connectors. They do geo-fencing at events, seeing who was there; compare data from zillions of events, and connect the attendance and funding dots. This X post, copied in its entirety and linked at the end, connects all the very ugly dots on who our Extremists really are. …

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Statement on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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RushBabe49 is the sole owner of Calling-all-Rushbabes. As the sole owner, I hereby declare that NO Artificial Intelligence is or will be used in the production of posts on this blog by myself. Nor will I post any AI-created or enhanced photos on this blog. I am aware that many meme-makers employ AI in the …

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Again By Request: Third Installment of Lesser-known Signers of the Declaration of Independence: John Hart of New Jersey

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This is for a descendant of Mr. John Hart. I envy people with ancestors from the early days of America. John Hart was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1713. His father, Edward Hart, was a farmer, justice of the peace, and public assessor. Soon after John’s birth, the family moved to Hopewell, New Jersey, where …

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