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‘Maple Leaf Menace’: 1 more humiliation hits woman who slapped MAGA teen

‘Maple Leaf Menace’: 1 more humiliation hits woman who slapped MAGA teen

Kaitlyn Tracey mugshot
Kaitlyn Tracey

One more humiliation has hit a woman who slapped a teen for wearing MAGA clothing.

The news about the attack by Kaitlyn Tracey, 33, of Canada, on a girl on a Jersey Shore boardwalk over the July 4th holiday hit headlines because surveillance footage showed her hitting a teen on the shoulder, then slapping her across the face.

For wearing MAGA slogans.

She originally was accused of endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault, harassment and obstruction.

She pleaded guilty during a hearing on Tuesday to simple assault, and other charges were dropped. Her sentence of one day in jail was satisfied by the time she spent behind bars after turning herself in after a warrant was issued for her arrest.

However, she was ordered deported as she was inside the United States

‘Radical’: Extremist running for Congress said WHAT about America?

‘Radical’: Extremist running for Congress said WHAT about America?

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Melat Kiros, DSA candidate for Congress.

Melat Kiros, who booted longtime Denver Democrat, 15-term leftist Dianna DeGette, from her seat in Congress during her party’s primary just weeks ago, is an immigrant from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, who turned herself into a member of America’s elite with her law degree from Notre Dame, her pursuit of a “Public Affairs Ph.D.” in Denver and whose advocacy includes reparations, universal income and equity.

She already has on her resume getting fired from an influential law firm in New York for her work pushing pro-Palestinian talking points.

Her candidacy is based on components that would be found in communism, such as Medicare for all, abolishing ICE, universal childcare controlled by the government, workers’ “rights,” and federal control of housing.

Now she’s pushed her agenda to demand “socialism” to an extreme, insisting that “socialism” actually is “More American” than capitalism, actually, more than anything.

‘This is about childcare’: Trump cuts Head Start regulations by 92%, expands availability for low-income kids


Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is sworn in as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services at the White House, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. (Official White House photo by Joyce Boghosian)
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is sworn in as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services at the White House, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. (Official White House photo by Joyce Boghosian)

The Administration for Children and Families is overhauling a federal low-income childcare program to include less regulation and lower administrative costs, while increasing the number of spots available.

The notice of proposed rulemaking, titled "Reducing Federal Burden for Head Start Programs," slashes the 130-page regulations governing the Head Start program to just 10 pages. The administration says the changes to the program will reduce costs and save $2.2 billion.

Created in 1965, the program serves low-income families by providing early education and health programs for pregnant women, infants, toddlers, and preschool children.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s uncle, Sargent Shriver, founded Head Start, but Kennedy feels

‘Misinformation’: Is NewsGuard manipulating public education? New AI tool raises concerns


NewsGuard claims its factchecking is "apolitical," but PragerU accuses the organization of forcing a leftist narrative onto children.

NewsGuard is an organization that claims to find reliable information for enterprises and consumers and now features an AI tool that just became free to students. According to its website, the chatbot delivers "reliable responses to prompts" using information from "rigorously vetted" journalists.

The organization uses a process that ranks informational websites on a 0-100 credibility scale. If a website scores below 60, users are advised to "proceed with caution" because of concerns about reliability. In 2021, PragerU was given a score of 57 percent.

PragerU is a nonprofit organization that promotes conservative and American values through educational videos. PragerU CEO Marissa Streit argued that the low score

‘Washington ComPost’: Trump rips paper for claim he blew his top with Cabinet secretary

‘Washington ComPost’: Trump rips paper for claim he blew his top with Cabinet secretary

Using one of his trademark nicknames, President Trump Thursday hammered The Washington Post for the paper’s reporting of “completely unfounded rumors” about the relationship between the president and his war secretary, Pete Hegseth.

“The Fake News, as usual, is spreading false and completely unfounded rumors. I am extremely happy with the job that Pete Hegseth is doing,” Trump posted on Truth Social, mentioning the success operation in Venezuela and ongoing war against Iran.

Noted Trump, “Pete is highly respected within the Military, and has made tremendous improvements.”

Trump referred to the Post as “The Washington ComPost” and pointed out that the paper’s “fake” reporting is “treasonous.”

The Post’s story Wednesday claimed that Trump blew up at Hegseth at Camp David last week, demanding to know “why he had apparently been misled on extreme munitions shortages that now threaten to limit

‘The judge is not going to play that game’: See what driver blames when cop catches Tesla speeding

‘The judge is not going to play that game’: See what driver blames when cop catches Tesla speeding

Drivers of Teslas, and other automated driving machines, are on notice.

Speeding is the fault of the driver, not the car.

That’s the fallout of a confrontation between a speeding driver, and a police officer in Parker, Colorado, recently.

The driver insisted he was not driving, it was the car.

Doesn’t matter, the officer said.

“You can say the car’s driving all you want. The judge is not going to play that game,” he said.

WATCH:

CBS News reported the

‘Not normal at all’: Dem attorneys general planned scheme to sue Trump months before he was reelected

‘Not normal at all’: Dem attorneys general planned scheme to sue Trump months before he was reelected

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Phil Weiser, Colorado’s current attorney general, has sued President Trump dozens of times, making it his prime talking point in his current political campaign
(The Center Square) – Nearly two dozen state attorneys general banded together as early as April 2024 to plot litigation against President Donald Trump long before he was reelected, according to a confidential document obtained by The Center Square.
The document was signed approximately three months before President Joe Biden exited from the race and Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee for president. It was signed nearly seven months before Trump was reelected by 2.3 million more votes than Harris, almost nine months before he was inaugurated.

State attorneys general have sued the Trump Administration nearly 100 times since January 2025. The coordinated effort appears to have a nickname: the "Project for Federal Accountability."

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