Be Aware!

Be Aware!

California Senate Passes Law Banning Voter I.D. in Local Elections

California lawmakers has passed a law banning voter identification in local elections as Democrats seek to shore up their supermajority in the state.
Gateway Pundit

Top Ten Ways Citizens Can Help Improve the Lives of Inmates and Reduce Recidivism

Top Ten Ways Citizens Can Help Improve the Lives of Inmates and Reduce Recidivism

Improving the lives of inmates and helping them reintegrate into society is essential for reducing recidivism. Below are ten impactful actions that citizens can take to support these efforts.

1. Support Education and Vocational Training Programs

Education is one of the most effective tools for reducing recidivism. Citizens can volunteer as tutors, donate educational materials, or advocate for expanded educational programs in prisons. Vocational training equips inmates with marketable skills, increasing their chances of finding employment upon release.

2. Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform

Citizens can participate in local and national campaigns for criminal justice reform, focusing on reducing excessive sentences, improving prison conditions, and promoting alternative sentencing for non-violent offenders. Engaging with lawmakers and supporting organizations that work for reform can create lasting change.

3. Participate in Mentorship Programs

Mentorship can provide inmates with guidance, support, and a sense of connection to the outside world. Citizens can volunteer with organizations that pair mentors with inmates, offering advice, emotional support, and help with reintegration plans.

4. Promote Family Connection

Maintaining strong family ties is crucial for the mental health and rehabilitation of inmates. Citizens can support this by advocating for more family visitation opportunities, participating in transportation programs to help families visit loved ones in distant facilities, or volunteering with organizations that facilitate communication between inmates and their families.

5. Support Reentry Programs

Reentry programs help inmates transition back into society by providing resources like housing, job placement, and counseling. Citizens can volunteer with these programs, donate funds or materials, or even hire formerly incarcerated individuals.

6. Raise Awareness Through Community Education

Educating the public about the challenges faced by inmates and the importance of rehabilitation can help reduce stigma and promote community support. Citizens can organize or attend local talks, workshops, and events that focus on prison reform and the reintegration of former inmates.

7. Advocate for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment

Many inmates struggle with mental health issues and substance abuse. Citizens can advocate for better mental health services within prisons and support organizations that provide treatment and counseling to inmates. Reducing these underlying issues can significantly lower the likelihood of reoffending.

8. Encourage Fair Employment Practices

Finding a job after release is one of the biggest challenges for former inmates. Citizens can support businesses that practice fair hiring of formerly incarcerated individuals, advocate for "ban the box" initiatives, and educate employers on the benefits of hiring people with criminal records.

9. Volunteer in Prison Ministries or Rehabilitation Programs

Spiritual and rehabilitation programs can provide inmates with hope and a sense of purpose. Citizens can volunteer with prison ministries, lead rehabilitation workshops, or support programs that focus on personal development and life skills for inmates.

10. Donate to or Volunteer with Legal Aid Organizations

Legal aid organizations provide essential services to inmates, including representation for appeals, parole hearings, and other legal matters. Citizens can support these organizations by donating funds, volunteering time, or raising awareness about their work.

Conclusion

By taking these actions, citizens can play a crucial role in improving the lives of inmates and helping them reintegrate into society. This not only benefits the individuals directly involved but also contributes to safer and more cohesive communities.

That is a ton of warmongering neoCONservatives!

That is a ton of warmongering neoCONservatives! 

2024

More Than 200 Bush, McCain, Romney Aides Endorse Harris

More than 200 former aides to the three GOP presidential nominees who preceded former President Trump in 2016 — former President George W. Bush, former Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) — endorsed Vice President Harris on Monday
The Hill

20/20 Hindsight:

20/20 Hindsight:)

Mark Zuckerberg: White House Was ‘Wrong’ to Pressure Facebook on Covid

Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said it was improper for the Biden administration to have pressured Facebook to censor content in 2021 related to the coronavirus pandemic, vowing that the social-media giant would reject any such future efforts.
Wall Street Journal

Inside America’s Largest Open-Air Drug Market – Kensington (Philadelphia) 🇺🇸 + Commentary

Inside America’s Largest Open-Air Drug Market – Kensington (Philadelphia)  🇺🇸 + Commentary

Watch "Inside America’s Largest Open-Air Drug Market – Kensington (Philadelphia)  🇺🇸" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/PWGwCbSUECw?si=2HdvIz_2rg8HZRYJ 

This could be as easy as enforcing existing drug laws regarding possession and then offer the ability to drop charges if they go to rehab. 

I can't say what former laws might have been subverted in Kensington, but almost certainly at some point there were public intoxication laws. Even the man that walked away would likely be charged with public intox in the past, but could be offed the alternative of private detox. 

The building where free needles are being given out in the area might suggest this was an experiment. It so, it failed. Not all drugs are the same. Even Marijuana makes some people very fat from constantly having the munchies (the reason I stopped) and obesity is the number one killer. But that pales in comparison to this. 

Forget the Mayor though, where is Governor Shapiro with all this? I mean, he was hiding out waiting for Kamala to pick him, but maybe now he can get to work.

Secret Service Rips Away RFK Jr.’s Protection After Endorsing President Trump

2024

Secret Service Rips Away RFK Jr.’s Protection After Endorsing President Trump

The Biden Regime is striking back against RFK Jr. after he endorsed President Trump. The New York Post reported Sunday that RFK Jr. will no longer have Secret Service protection
Gateway Pundit

DNC Fact-Checking Livestream Night 2---Joe Biden’s Midnight Rampage at the DNC: Every Lie Proved Wrong

DNC Fact-Checking Livestream Night 2---Joe Biden’s Midnight Rampage at the DNC: Every Lie Proved Wrong


Watch "DNC Fact-Checking Livestream Night 2" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/live/rajT1I57dFI?si=YLJdQGetaTq47CpA 

Watch "Joe Biden’s Midnight Rampage at the DNC: Every Lie Proved Wrong" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/live/gnpLr87HyF8?si=-afk3182_Abzeagn