Today’s Top Stories: February 21, 2020

Bloomberg trolls Trump with billboards as Trump campaigns in West – He’s putting up billboards in Las Vegas and Phoenix, two cities Trump is visiting today.

Weinstein rape trial jurors keep focus on ‘Sopranos’ actress – Dude weighed 300 pounds when he forced himself (i.e., raped) Annabella Sciorra, Sopranos actress. She weighted 110.

Texas woman sentenced for illegal voting faces deportation after parole – She was here legally, voted illegally, and now she’s being deported.

The ballots that led to Ortega’s imprisonment were actually cast for Republicans. In 2012, Ortega voted for presidential candidate Mitt Romney in the general election, and in 2014, for then-Texas Attorney General candidate Ken Paxton, who would go on to win– and prosecute Ortega for illegal voting.

USA Today

Moviegoer Beat Fellow Patron Over Phone Use – Stay home where the popcorn and soda is cheaper and you won’t get beat up.

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Citi sees gold topping $2,000 in next 12 to 24 months – This used to be a signal for rising inflation. Today, it’s more a substitute for the stock market. As more people perceive that the markets are over-valued, they have to put their investments elsewhere. Gold is one place for that.

Expect a blood bath when that balloon bursts.

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