The Demcoraats were at itr again.

This time they tried to federalize our elections in the middle of the night, but thank God, Ted Cruz was there to block it.

That’s right, while you were sleeping, Ted was awake and blocking Dems latest attempt to take over our elections.

Daily Wire reported that Cruz blocked an attempt by Senate Democrats to push through a federal election overhaul bill early Wednesday morning.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) brought the For The People Act, a bill critics say amounts to a federal takeover of elections, to the floor around 3:30 a.m. after the Senate had concluded 15 hours of amendment votes on a $3.5 trillion budget resolution. In the dead of night, Schumer sought to pass the federal overhaul of elections by unanimous consent, according to the Houston Chronicle.

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Only one objection by a senator was required to stop the process. In a roughly 15-minute back-and-forth, Cruz tanked Schumer’s attempt to force the election bill through the Senate. Cruz blasted the bill in remarks on the Senate floor:

Here’s what Ted said:

FOR THE PEOPLE ACT: In the dead of night, Sen. @tedcruz successfully blocked Democrats’ For the People Act from passing in the Senate. pic.twitter.com/XeWRux2YXf

And trust me when I say, that move did not sit well with Chuck Schumer, who has been trying to do whatever he can to get this “For The People” election-stealing act to go through, and he went on ballistic on Ted.

You can watch the video below:

The right has to keep fighting hard. Especially on anything “election-related.”

Thank God Ted was there to block this unholy disaster.

Our elections must be fair and transparent, with no more tsunamis of illegal mail-in ballots and other absurd “middle-of-the-night” shenanigans.

If that horrific stuff from 2020 keeps up, we won’t have a country left.

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The Queen‘s cheeky great-grandson Prince Louis stole the hearts of the nation as he pulled faces and mucked about with his royal family at Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations this summer.

So mourners looking to have their spirits lifted even a little after the late Monarch’s death on September 8 were disappointed to learn that the Prince and Princess of Wales‘s youngest – aged four – would not be attending yesterday’s historic state funeral for his ‘Gan Gan’.

Now Twitter users are joking about what antics the little prince might have gotten up to while ‘home alone’ for the day – with many kidding that the ‘real reason’ young Louis did not go was because of a ‘high chance of chaos’. 

One meme shows the young royal’s face superimposed on the film poster of the classic 1990 movie Home Alone in place of Macaulay Culkin, while many others have shared memes of Culkin’s character Kevin running around the house after his parents accidentally forget to bring him on holiday under the caption: ‘And we now go live to Prince Louis at Buckingham Palace’.

Some imagined Louis leaving a trail of destruction at the Palace, comparing him to an appearance Mr Blobby made on ITV’s This Morning where he deliberately knocked items off the shelf.

And a spare thought was even made for the prince’s babysitter having to look after the mischief-maker.

Twitter users are joking about what antics young Prince Louis might have gotten up to while ‘home alone’ for the day yesterday – with many kidding that the ‘real reason’ the little royal did not go to the funeral was because of a ‘high chance of chaos’ 

Louis and ‘Gan Gan’ at the Platinum Jubilee: The photos that stole the hearts of the nation 

His mother the Princess of Wales earlier revealed how Louis is coping with the death of their great-grandmother the Queen.

Speaking to Australia’s Governor-General at a reception held for Commonwealth dignitaries ahead of the Queen’s funeral today, Kate explained her four-year-old is asking questions and struggling to understand.

Louis has been asking whether the family’s summertime visit to Balmoral Castle will still be as he remembers them.

‘The younger one is now asking questions like, ”do you think we can still play these games when we go to Balmoral’ and things like that, because she’s not going to be there?”’ Mr Hurley said.

The Daily Mail understands that the Prince and Princess of Wales thought ‘long and hard’ about whether their two eldest children, aged nine and seven, should join them.

But after George and Charlotte attended their great-grandfather’s memorial in March, William and Kate decided they could cope with the solemnity of the occasion. 

‘As parents they have, of course, thought long and hard about whether their children should accompany them,’ a source said. ‘Of course little Louis is too young, but they think George and Charlotte are up to it.’

Yesterday the future King, Prince George, and his sister, Princess Charlotte, remained impeccably behaved through a long and solemn day as they bid farewell to their beloved ‘Gan Gan’.

The royal siblings, great grandchildren of the Queen, were among 2,000 guests at her state funeral and were the youngest members of the royal family to follow the Queen’s coffin through Westminster Abbey.

They also attended the committal service in St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle later in the afternoon.

At Westminster Abbey, George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven, walked behind the Queen’s coffin as part of a solemn procession before hundreds of guests in the gothic church and watched from afar by a huge international TV audience.

As the young royals followed their great grandmother’s coffin, flanked by their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Charlotte held her hands clasped in front of her, while George had his arms by his side.

The foursome walked a little behind the King, Charles, and Camilla, Queen Consort, and ahead of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The young royals had arrived earlier in a car with Camilla and their mother, Kate.

George was dressed in a dark navy suit and black tie, while Charlotte wore a black coat dress with pleats at the back and a small silver horseshoe pinned on the front, black tights and a hat with a ribbon tied at the back.

Ahead of the service, the Princess of Wales could be seen holding Charlotte’s hand, and giving her a reassuring touch on the shoulder.

Camilla, Queen Consort, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Prince George of Wales, Catherine, Princess of Wales, Princess Charlotte of Wales and Sophie, Countess of Wessex

Catherine, Princess of Wales, Prince George and Princess Charlotte arrive at the Committal Service for Queen Elizabeth II held at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle

Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince George of Wales, Catherine, Princess of Wales and Sophie, Countess of Wessex during the state funeral

Throughout the service, the children could be seen studying their order of service at various points, with Charlotte looking around from under the brim of her hat while the mourners sang The Lord’s My Shepherd.

And her brother George was seen singing The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended as he stood between his parents. 

At one point, Kate could be seen comforting her son with a hand on his knee.

At the end of the service, George followed closely behind his father, while Kate put a guiding hand on the back of her daughter, as the foursome got up from their seats and stood behind the coffin.

As they filed slowly out of the Abbey both children looked down at times. They later stood with their mother Kate, Meghan, Camilla and the Countess of Wessex, watching as the Queen’s coffin began its final journey from Westminster. 

Charlotte, Catherine, George and the Prince of Wales attend the Committal Service

A general view of Mounties of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police along The Mall

When the coffin reached Wellington Arch, it was transferred to the state hearse to be driven to Windsor, with senior royals watching at the side.

Charlotte clasped her mother’s hand and chatted briefly with her elder brother, gesturing at the coffin as it was carefully lifted off the gun carriage metres away.

At the committal service in Windsor, TV cameras gave only a few glances of the siblings, who remained impeccably behaved despite their young age.

Charlotte was seen exchanging a few words with the Dean of Windsor as the family left the chapel and was ushered to a waiting car.

‘You’ve mastered parenting!’ Dad goes viral after admitting he yelled out ‘POOP’ to get his young son to flash a natural smile in photos on his first day of school

A father is being praised by other parents after sharing his brilliant trick for getting his son to smile naturally in photos — and all it takes is yelling out the word ‘poop.’ 

Children’s book author Adam Perry, 37, from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, took to Twitter on September 14 to share two side-by-side photos of his preschool-age son posing for the camera on his first day of school. 

‘My son when I tell him to smile vs when I yell out “poop!”‘ he tweeted. 

Adam Perry, 37, from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, took to Twitter on September 14 to share two side-by-side photos of his preschool-age son posing for the camera

The author explained that he told him to ‘smile’ for the first picture and then yelled out ‘poop’ for the second while highlighting the difference between them

Perry’s son looks adorable in both snapshots, but his smile is slightly strained in the first image. In the second, he has a more natural open-mouth grin, and it’s all because his dad made him laugh. 

The writer’s post has gone viral and has received nearly 300,000 likes in one week. Fans have taken to the comments to applaud him for the technique, which a number of parents found to be helpful. 

‘You’ve mastered parenting,’ one person wrote, while another joked: ‘Ha! You should be a school photographer.’

Perry’s son looks adorable in both snapshots, but he has a more natural open-mouth grin in the second image, and all because his dad made him laugh

‘My son has the funniest smile when he’s trying too hard,’ the dad told GMA. ‘I learned at some point that if I just yelled out “POOP” and snapped the picture quick, it worked out way better’

‘So that’s the secret to getting a good picture,’ someone else added. 

Others were inspired to share how they get their own children to smile for pictures, and some even included photos. 

Perry opened up about the viral post in an interview with Good Morning America, saying they always take pictures on the first day of school. 

However, on that particular day, they were in a hurry and having a hard time getting a good shot. 

Perry’s post has gone viral and has received nearly 300,000 likes in one week, with many parents praising him for the brilliant trick

‘My son always has the funniest smile when he’s trying too hard,’ he explained. ‘I learned at some point that if I just yelled out “POOP” and snapped the picture quick, it always worked out way better.

‘In this case, it was a pretty dramatic comparison, so I thought I’d share it,’ added. 

Perry’s post has since gone viral on Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook. He admitted he only ‘expected five to 10 people to like it’ — and then it took off. 

‘This post must have really resonated with people, and I’ve gotten tons of messages from people that are using this trick and getting great pictures of their kids, which to me, is the best part of all this,’ he told GMA. 

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