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Two weeks ago, PJ Media covered the growing scandal of the finances of Black Lives Matter. The group had raised $90 million and spent less than $30 million on “social justice” causes. The scandal is that no one appears to be in charge of that remaining $60 million. The Black Lives Matter board members who were supposed to be running the foundation denied they had anything to do with it. CharityWatch Executive Director Laurie Styron said that BLM was like a “giant ghost ship full of treasure drifting in the night with no captain, no discernible crew, and no clear...

Well-known religious businessman Moti Zisser predicted Saturday evening that Europe will unleash a second Holocaust – but this time, the victims will be Muslims, not Jews. "I think another Holocaust is brewing in Europe," he told congregants at Bnei Brak's Heichal Shlomo synagogue, according to Maariv-NRG. "I said it five years ago and everyone laughed at me. Today nobody is laughing; today they only argue with me over when it will happen." The entrepreneur, who has businesses in Israel as well as Poland and other European countries, explained that Muslims are increasingly gaining control of the European economy, and that...

Bush now at 60,400,000+ Final totals will take several more weeks. Ya Hoooooooo!!!!

According to election turnout experts 120.2 million turned out to vote Tuesday. With apprx 117 million counted to date, it is certain that Bush will easily surpass 60 million and may make 61 million. Final results will not be known until early December.

WASHINGTON -- The 2002 elections were certainly historic. Only three other times in the past century have a president's party gained seats in the House in an off-year election, and the president's party has never before gained back a Senate majority during a midterm election. With 60 million Catholic votes up for grabs, Catholics account for the nation's largest voting bloc. Many analysts wonder: Did the Catholic vote make a difference in this year's election? Historically, the majority of Catholics have tended to vote Democrat. That trend, however, seems to be changing. Since 1994, when Catholics supported Republican candidates over...