also what are some ways I can add depth of flavor to raw peach without totally cooking it? I need to let it stay in the fridge or outside for at least a couple hours so brûlée is out of the question since the shell will soften. Any flavor combos would be great too.
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I recently bought a bottle of horseradish thinking it was horseradish sauce (they're right next to eachother). Would mixing it with mayo basically make the same thing? I don't want to waste it but I don't know if I'll really be able to utilize all the horseradish
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Left: Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers, R-Flagstaff, speaks at a Save America Rally prior to former president Donald Trump speaking Saturday, Jan. 15, 2022, in Florence, Arizona. Right: Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano speaks during a campaign rally at The Fuge on May 14, 2022 in Warminster, Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano has endorsed Arizona Republican Wendy Rogers in her reelection bid.
Rogers is a far-right conspiracy theorist who recently spoke at a white nationalist conference.
Mastriano, who is running for governor, has been criticized by Jewish leaders for his own embrace of antisemites.
Doug Mastriano, the Pennsylvania Republican facing criticism for refusing to cut ties with a social media platform popular with Christian nationalists, has endorsed the reelection bid of an Arizona Republican who has welcomed the support of white nationalists and is herself a member of the far-right Oath Keepers militia.
In a video posted on her Telegram, Wendy Rogers, a state senator who was censured by her party after appearing at a white nationalist conference earlier this year, touted the endorsement from Mastriano, who is himself running for governor.
"Thank you, Colonel, for your endorsement!" Rogers wrote. "We are rooting for you in Pennsylvania, too!"
Mastriano, in the video posted Monday evening, described the state senator as a "good friend."
"We need more champions for freedom like her in office," he said. "She's tough and courageous. She's a brave leader."
Rogers, who was also endorsed by former President Donald Trump, is fighting to keep the seat she first won in 2020. On August 2, GOP primary voters will pick between her and state Sen. Kelly Townsend, an ultra-conservative lawmaker who says she launched her primary challenge due to Rogers' open embrace of white nationalists.
In February, Rogers spoke at a conference organized by far-right streamer Nick Fuentes, who the Southern Poverty Law Center describes as a "white nationalist live streamer" and "outspoken admirer of fascists." The Anti-Defamation League likewise describes him as a "white supremacist leader."
Fuentes, among other things, has claimed the Republican Party "is run by Jews, atheists, and homosexuals."
Speaking to Insider's Bryan Metzger, Townsend said she watched a compilation of Fuentes' views after Rogers' participation in the conference was publicized and was "horrified" by what she saw. Previously, Metzger wrote describing Fuentes as "a 23-year-old far-right political commentator who the FBI has identified as a white supremacist and with an online following known as 'Groypers.'"
Rogers, far from distancing herself, has embraced so-called "groypers" — deeming her white nationalist audience "patriots" while describing Fuentes as "the most persecuted man in America" — and doubled down on controversy.
After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, for example, she attacked President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who is Jewish, as a "globalist puppet for Soros," along with further antisemitic tropes: "I stand with the Christians worldwide not the global bankers who are shoving godlessness and degeneracy in our face."
"I will not apologize for being white," she added the next day.
Rogers later suggested that a white man's mass killing of Black shoppers at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, was a "false flag" attack staged by the federal government.
In its censure, the Arizona state Senate, which is led by Republicans, said Rogers had engaged in conduct "unbecoming of a senator, including publicly issuing and promoting social media and video messages encouraging violence."
Rogers' membership in the Oath Keepers has also come under increased scrutiny since the paramilitary group's leadership was charged with a seditious conspiracy over their role in the January 6 insurrection.
Mastriano critic
Mastriano, who won a plurality in the GOP primary to become his party's Trump-backed candidate for governor, has himself been criticized for cozying up to far-right extremists and antisemites. His opponent, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, is Jewish.
In a statement, the Shapiro campaign attacked Mastriano for "plunging his campaign deeper into toxic extremism and conspiracy theories."
"It's appalling to see Mastriano team up with an out-of-state politician who spends her time with white nationalists and peddles horrific antisemitism, but it's unsurprising – they're two peas in a pod," Manuel Bonder, a spokesperson for the Shapiro campaign, told Insider.
Earlier this year, HuffPost reported, Mastriano paid $5,000 in a "consulting" fee to Gab, a social network popular with extremists that was used by the man who murdered 11 Jews at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Mastriano also sat down for an interview with the site's founder, Andrew Torba, a self-described Christian nationalist who has frequently posted antisemitic tirades.
"Jewish voters expect candidates to condemn antisemitism, whether it comes from the far left or the far right — and to shun those who espouse it," Matt Brooks, executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, said in a statement reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer. "We strongly urge Doug Mastriano to end his association with Gab, a social network rightly seen by Jewish Americans as a cesspool of bigotry and antisemitism."
Mastriano did not respond to a request for comment.
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January 6 panel, on June 16, 2022, displays a tweet from Donald Trump the day before the Capitol riot.
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In outtakes from his public message on January 7, Trump did not want to say "the election is over."
Trump hoped to avoid the word "peace" in his tweets, a former White House aide said.
His actions suggest "intentionality," in which omission is an action, a Stanford law expert told Insider.
Donald Trump's deliberation over his tweets and messages to Capitol rioters and supporters on January 6, 2021, could be used against the former president in criminal charges, as it suggests intent, a criminal law expert said.
These examples "suggest a certain kind of intentionality" for a particular outcome, Robert Weisberg, a criminal law professor at Stanford University, told Insider.
"If he's being told to say, 'X,' and he says, 'I'm not gonna say that, I'm gonna say, 'Y.' That suggests that his decision not to act is motivated by a desire for the bad things to happen," Weisberg said, adding that refusing to say the election is over touches upon the idea of action through omission. "It certainly could be evidence in a criminal case."
In several witness testimonies, aides close to Trump revealed there was an urgent desire to send a forceful statement to the public that could only come from the President once rioters began to breach the Capitol.
Instead, Trump sent a tweet disparaging Pence for not having the courage to overturn the election, which Matthews described as "pouring gasoline on the fire" and giving a "green light" to his supporters.
"One can say that that statement at the time was an action taken, in which he knew damn well that that could exacerbate the risk of violence to Pence. We're not saying he intended to help assassinate Pence, but he knowingly took an incredibly reckless chance that those words would exacerbate the risk of death or harm to Pence and others," Weisberg said.
"You've got some potential criminal liability there. It's not quite attempted murder, but there are various legal doctrines, which could make him criminally culpable," he said. "Certainly a very extreme form of reckless endangerment of human life."
About 14 minutes after the Pence tweet, Trump sent a message to his supporters to support law enforcement and the Capitol Police and, finally, to "stay peaceful!"
Testimony from Matthews revealed that Trump originally did not want to use the word "peace" and had to be convinced by his daughter Ivanka Trump to add the last phrase.
Using the tweets as part of criminal evidence does come with the large hurdle of proving Trump's mental state at the time the statements were made, according to Weisberg.
"If we talk about the affirmative things that he did, as we learned in the earlier hearings to incite violent action or to encourage it after it got started, then you've got these issues about whether he acted with a certain culpable mental state and whether he actually played a causal role," Weisberg said.
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