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"Well, here is a Democrat—not just a Democrat, but August Gitschlag, the Elections Clerk in Fraser, Michigan. Caught on hidden camera explaining how to steal an election. Election Clerk August Gitschlag: “These guys will go door-to-door and take people’s ballots. They bully them, and then the people hand over their ballots...." https://x.com/i/status/2088323327828087277

The USDA has allocated $700 million to help conventional farmers transition to regenerative agriculture. RFK Jr. says 26,000 farmers have applied.

CAUGHT: Comey’s Wife Texted Him Meaning of “86” Minutes Before His “86 47” Beach Stunt https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/caught-comeys-wife-texted-him-meaning-86-minutes/

It seems to me that those two are trying hard to polish their images right now. 🤔

Gretchen Whitmer says she and Gavin Newsom did the "right thing" by locking down their states during COVID. WHITMER: "Everyone was so pissed off that I pulled kids out of school." NEWSOM: "Yes." WHITMER: "We were doing what we thought was the right thing to do at the time." 🇺🇸Join👉 @SGTnewsNetwork 📎 X  (Twitter)▪️Truth Social

Minnesota Secretary of State THREATENS James O’Keefe, Cam Higby For Going Undercover in Muslim Garb and Easily Exposing State’s Insane ‘Voter Vouching’ System https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/minnesota-secretary-state-lashes-james-okeefe-going-undercover/

I guess I've had enough of that now. Moving on...

"Donations to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital fund a broad spectrum of research focused on pediatric catastrophic diseases, with a primary emphasis on childhood cancer, blood disorders, neurological diseases, and infectious diseases...." Part of this includes gene therapy, proton therapy (for radiation targeting), immunotherapy, data science and AI.

Fundraising costs for them are roughly 15-30% of revenue. "A notable portion of funding is directed into reserves rather than immediate spending. In 2024, the organization added over $1 billion to its net assets, bringing total net assets to over $11 billion.  Critics argue this accumulation exceeds typical operating needs, while St. Jude maintains these reserves are necessary to fund multi-year research projects and ensure care for patients whose treatment can exceed $1 million."

💥 "Total Revenue: Approximately $2.0 billion. Patient Care Expenses: Approximately $695.6 million . Percentage: This means roughly 35% of total revenue was spent directly on patient care services (clinical care, family housing, and food). Research Expenses: An additional $823.2 million (approx. 41%) was spent on research. Combined Mission Spend: When combining direct patient care and research, the total is roughly 76% of expenses, aligning closer to their public claims, but "care" alone is significantly lower than 82%." What exactly does "research" entail, I wonder? I mean, we know the kind that Fauci did. We know they continue to use chemo and other toxins on children. I doubt they are researching things like ivermectin and apricot nuts.

I started to wonder about the sob stories on the St Jude commercials, who take advantage of sick kids just as much as the thin dogs on the ASPCA commercials. "Based on the most recent financial data (Fiscal Year 2024), the amount of funding from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital applied specifically to patient care functions is approximately 35% to 39% of total revenue, though the organization reports a higher combined figure. There is a significant distinction between St. Jude's public marketing claim and the granular financial breakdown found in their IRS Form 990 filings. The "82 Cents" Claim: St. Jude and its fundraising arm, ALSAC, publicly state that 82 cents of every dollar supports "treatment, research, and future needs." However, this figure aggregates immediate patient care with long-term research grants, capital projects, and additions to their massive financial reserves....

"While the ASPCA gives more in absolute dollars ($23M vs ~$3M), critics argue that both organizations collect donations under the guise of helping local "pound pets" while directing the vast majority of funds toward national operations, salaries, and marketing."

"Despite their massive budgets, both organizations allocate a very small fraction of their funds to direct grants for local pet shelters. ASPCA Grants: In 2024, the ASPCA allocated approximately $23 million (about 5% of revenue) to grants. HSUS Grants: HSUS’s grant-making is notoriously lower; in recent reported years (e.g., 2021-2022), they allocated only about 1% to 2% of their total budget to local shelter grants (roughly $1.6 million to $3 million annually), focusing instead on national advocacy, wildlife protection, and farm animal welfare campaigns." 😳😳😳

From 2024 data: "The ASPCA operates with a budget roughly double that of the HSUS. ASPCA: In 2024, the ASPCA reported total revenue of approximately $446 million and total expenses of roughly $423 million (derived from expense breakdowns). HSUS: In contrast, HSUS reported 2024 revenue of approximately $208 million and total expenses of roughly $195 million. Scale Difference: The ASPCA’s financial footprint is more than twice the size of HSUS, allowing it to deploy capital at a much higher volume across its programs and marketing efforts."

"The ASPCA's ~$71 million ad budget is comparable to or exceeds the total media spend of giants like St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (which spent over $100 million across all media but has a vastly larger overall operating budget) and significantly surpasses Feeding America.

"A 30-second spot on a major national cable network typically ranges from $50,000 to $250,000 depending on the time slot (daytime vs. primetime) and the specific program's viewership. Hallmark Channel audiences are highly targeted (often family-oriented and older demographics), which can command premium rates during popular movie premieres or holiday programming (e.g., "Countdown to Christmas"), potentially pushing costs toward the higher end of the cable spectrum.

"Northern Tier Shelter Initiative: Targets animal welfare organizations in seven northern states (Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin), providing funding and training to Indigenous communities and rural shelters. Spay/Neuter Funding: In June 2026, the ASPCA announced $14 million in grants specifically to address the shortfall in spay/neuter surgeries nationwide." They want to spay/neuter everything they come across. "ASPCA Research Grants: Funds cutting-edge studies in six key areas: Access to Veterinary Care, Applied Behavior, Cruelty, Farm Animal Welfare, Psychological Trauma, and Shelter Research. Individual grants range from **$35,000 to $7" This sounds like animal rights fodder.

"ASPCA Animal Hospital: Provides low-cost and emergency veterinary care, including surgeries, vaccinations, and behavioral rehabilitation for abused animals." Supposedly, it offers grants and other "community veterinary centers" for low-cost care.

"The organization operates adoption centers in New York and Los Angeles, directly managing the rescue, housing, and placement of thousands of dogs, cats, and equines annually." So, it lied previously when it said one center.

"A significant portion of funding (approximately 36.5% of program expenses [note, this is not 36.5% of the whole budget.]) supports the ASPCA's own physical operations, largely concentrated in New York City.