Candace Owens is doing everything humanly possible to be the next Omarosa. She seeks as much praise from white conservatives as possible. She publicly insults Black people who don’t agree with her by making slave references. She is also a clear con artist and opportunist. Fame and attention in politics is much easier when you are the “rare” Black conservative as opposed to a Black progressive. Well, for all of this foolery, Owens has been honored with an award that no one knows.
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The woman who now calls the NAACP a disgrace, even though the organization helped her win a lawsuit years ago, was given some unheard of “Impact Award.” See the tweet below:
There is no information on this so-called Impact Award and one Twitter user even pointed out, “Oh yes the ‘Impact Award.’ *Looks it up. Find about a thousand different awards called the ‘Impact Award.’* Well okay I’m gonna assume it was for… uh… Highest safety ratings in vehicle crash tests.”
No word on what this Impact Award is. Maybe she is receiving an award for Blexit, which is a slogan stolen from the Bank Black movement. Mavbe it’s for “using” Kanye West. Maybe it’s for saying the NRA is “the nation’s oldest civil rights organization” and was founded “to train Black Americans to use guns to defend themselves against the Ku Klux Klan, a Democrat terrorist group.” Maybe it’s for blaming the horrifying mail bombs back in October on Democrats, by tweeting then deleting, “I’m going to go ahead and state that there is a 0% chance that these ‘suspicious packages’ were sent out by conservatives. The only thing ‘suspicious’ about these packages is their timing. Caravans, fake bomb threats—these leftists are going ALL OUT for midterms.”
Candace Owens’ impact is being a hack who is saying anything for attention.
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Bill Cosby Gets Sentenced For His Sexual Assault Conviction
Bill Cosby Gets Sentenced For His Sexual Assault Conviction
1. Cosby's mug shot
Source: 1 of 76Bill Cosby’s mugshot as he was processed in the Montgomery County correctional facility- via @CNN pic.twitter.com/FQ5ssCCfpg
— Elizabeth Landers (@ElizLanders) September 25, 2018
2. Cosby leaves courtroom in handcuffs
Source: 2 of 76JUST IN: Bill Cosby led out of courtroom in handcuffs after being sentenced to 3-10 years in prison. https://t.co/wqq3YyiSf6 pic.twitter.com/drHx3XpBpj
— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 25, 2018
3. Cosby is remanded to prison immediately
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4. Cosby is remanded to prison immediately
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5. Cosby is remanded to prison immediately
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Source: 6 of 76.@GloriaAllred on Bill Cosby sentencing: "We're glad that judgement day has finally come for Mr. Cosby." https://t.co/hIuyQCFgbQ pic.twitter.com/twGvcPC1g5
— Fox News (@FoxNews) September 25, 2018
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Source: 7 of 76“This is just going to show victims that they can make it through and that there’s justice at the end. Hallelujah,” a witness in Bill Cosby’s criminal case says after he was sentenced to 3-10 years in state prison #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/mcqHCxdybN
— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) September 25, 2018
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Source: 8 of 76Judge Steven O'Neill denies bail to Bill Cosby, according to a tweet from the Montgomery County District Attorney's office https://t.co/nZFX9KNC66 pic.twitter.com/qc7VM9aXXC
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) September 25, 2018
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Source: 9 of 76Much hangs in the balance for Bill Cosby. He entered the courthouse, without emotion. As of 10:45, the judge took a recess to rule on if Cosby is a sexually violent predator. Sentencing will begin shortly after that. @CBSPhilly pic.twitter.com/6duFfCeODc
— Joe Holden (@JoeHoldenCBS3) September 25, 2018
10. Sentencing expected
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11. Accuser Janice Dickinson
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12. Cosby arrives for Day 2
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Source: 13 of 76TRENDING: Bill Cosby arrives for day two of his sentencing hearing. He could face up to ten years in prison for each count he was convicted of in April.
— CNN Newsource (@CNNNewsource) September 25, 2018
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14. Cosby in court for Day 2 of sentencing hearing
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16. Cosby arrives for Day 2
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22. Day 2: Cosby accuser arrives
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23. Day 2 begins
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25. Cosby accusers at the courthouse
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28. Bill Cosby leaves after the first day of sentencing hearing
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Source: 29 of 76.@Jerickaduncan spoke with a Bill Cosby juror who said she agrees with the district attorney's request for the comedian to spend at least five to 10 years in prison.
— CBS News (@CBSNews) September 24, 2018
More on the first day of Cosby's sentencing: https://t.co/dJbVHjb4XJ pic.twitter.com/Y2j6rkS4i5
30. Heavy police presence
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37. Sentencing Begins In Bill Cosby Trial
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39. Cosby accusers
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44. Bill Cosby leaves after the first day of sentencing hearing
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47. Sentencing Begins In Bill Cosby Trial
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48. Andrea Constand
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49. Former model Janice Dickinson
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50. Judge Steven T. O'Neill
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51. Bill Cosby's publicist Andrew Wyatt
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52. Chelan Lasha arrives
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54. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele
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Source: 56 of 76Bill Cosby just walked into court on the arm of his publicist Andrew Wyatt. At one point he pointed to the crowd outside the Pennsylvania courthouse. https://t.co/GeUhEOCfgI pic.twitter.com/xpdoPL9t0H
— CNN (@CNN) September 24, 2018
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62. Bill Cosby arrives for sentencing
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Source: 63 of 76Bill Cosby arrives at a courthouse for sentencing after being convicted earlier this year on three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault. https://t.co/AMtP9goLOz pic.twitter.com/cFSZlIFnGf
— ABC News (@ABC) September 24, 2018
64. Judge Steven T. O'Neill enters the courtroom
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Source: 65 of 76SENTENCING DAY: Bill Cosby has arrived at court. pic.twitter.com/quhmu49uu6
— Lauren Dawn Johnson (@LaurenDawnFox29) September 24, 2018
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Continue reading Bill Cosby Gets Sentenced For His Sexual Assault Conviction
Bill Cosby Gets Sentenced For His Sexual Assault Conviction
UPDATED: 5:48 p.m. EDT, Sept. 25 -- Bill Cosby's mug shot was taken and released to the public Tuesday afternoon. https://twitter.com/ElizLanders/status/1044694465267609600 UPDATED: 2:23 p.m. EDT, Sept. 25 -- Bill Cosby was sentenced on Tuesday to three to 10 years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044650412689764352 UPDATED: 1:08 p.m. EDT, Sept. 25 -- Judge Steven T. O’Neill has reportedly decided that Bill Cosby must be labeled a sexually violent predator regardless of the sentencing, which was expected to be announced at bout 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044621674849730562 UPDATED: 10:54 a.m. EDT, Sept. 25 -- The woman at the center of Bill Cosby's conviction for sexual assault addressed the court Tuesday morning to deliver her victim impact statement, according to Washington Post reporter Manuel Roig-Franzia. "Bill Cosby took my beautiful, healthy, young spirit & crushed it," Andrea Constand reportedly said. "He robbed me of my health & vitality, my open nature, and my trust in myself & others." https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044598871274516480 https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044600711936380929 Meanwhile, Cosby's lawyers were reportedly hoping that the disgraced comedian's blindness and other health concerns would factor into a lenient prison sentence. Cosby was facing as many as 10 years in prison. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044599635438960641 There was also the concern over how Cosby would be classified following his conviction. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044601372698705921 [caption id="attachment_3828249" align="alignnone" width="836"] Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty[/caption] UPDATED: 8:36 a.m. EDT, Sept. 25 -- Bill Cosby has arrived at the suburban Philadelphia courthouse Tuesday, when he was expected to be sentenced to prison for his sexual assault conviction months earlier. The disgraced comedian who was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004 emerged from his luxury SUV smiling and pointed to onlookers at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pennsylvania. https://twitter.com/LaurenDawnFox29/status/1044565289868963840 The prosecutor in the case has pushed for Cosby to serve 10 years in prison, but the judge has hinted that the sentence may be closer to three years. Accusers had an opportunity to speak directly to Cosby and the court during the first installment of the two-day sentencing hearing. Speakers included Andrea Constand, the woman whose claims of sexual assault prompted the trial, and former supermodel Janice Dickinson. Read on to see pictures and videos from Day 1 of Cosby's sentencing hearing. [caption id="attachment_3828125" align="alignnone" width="840"] Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty[/caption] UPDATED: 4:35 p.m. EDT -- Bill Cosby was reportedly expected to be sentenced to no more than three years, the judge presiding over his sexual assault trial and sentencing hearing said Monday. That stood in contrast to the prosecutor reportedly seeking as much as a decade behind bars. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044310069838524416 However, it was unclear when Cosby would be sentenced because of a reported request submitted by the defense at the start of the two-day sentencing hearing on Monday. Cosby was being sentenced about five months after being found guilty of sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044249876815663104 The hearing was expected to last two days to afford Constand and Cosby's alleged victims an opportunity to offer their "victim impact statements" to the disgraced comedian. https://twitter.com/RoigFranzia/status/1044202690031620096 According to Deadline, Cosby's "lawyers today made a last-ditch sleight-of-hand that could knock the two-day sentencing hearing off the rails right after it started and keep him from potentially going behind bars this week." Original story: [caption id="attachment_3828002" align="alignnone" width="836"] Source: NurPhoto / Getty[/caption] Bill Cosby was scheduled on Monday to be sentenced for his sexual assault conviction, but not before his confirmed and alleged victims literally have their say. The woman who a jury found was drugged and groped by the disgraced comedian was expected to lead a group of women making their "victim impact statements" to Cosby ahead of his sentencing, which was set to last two days. Cosby arrived at the courthouse in Norristown, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, with his legal team in tow. His main accuser, Andrea Constand, had already arrived, as well as other accusers, including former supermodel Janice Dickinson. A small group of protesters had assembled outside the courthouse in a scene that was similar to the retrial, which ended in April and followed the original trial that ended in a mistrial last year. Regardless of the sentencing – Cosby could either be sentenced to a maximum 30 years and be led out of the courtroom in handcuffs or he could be sentenced to probation – the case is likely bound to continue as defense attorneys were expected to announce an immediate appeal. Cosby’s fall from grace has been especially notable because he built his career on a clean, family-friendly image that was shredded when he was indicted and arrested on Constand’s accusation that had gone all but ignored until Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele won his election and vowed to finish the job his predecessor never started. The comedian's wife filed an ethics complaint with the state judicial board last week claiming Judge Steven O'Neill was biased, but the accusation wasn’t expected to affect the sentencing. Below are some of the scenes from Cosby’s sentencing hearing. The photos and videos will be updated as they become available.
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