Behind-the-Scenes Footage with Swimsuit Model Hannah Davis (VIDEO)

She's fabulous.

Watch, via GQ, "It’s Our Pleasure to Present Hannah Davis."

Plus, flashback, "Sports Illustrated's Summer of Swim Heats Up with 2015 Cover Model Hannah Davis," and "Celebrate Fourth of July with Hannah Davis."

Derek Jeter Marries Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Hannah Davis

Yeah dude.

She's a longtime feature of Rule 5 blogging around here. See, "Hannah Davis for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit." (More here.)

And at the New York Post:

Today's cover: Derek Jeter marries Hannah Davis https://t.co/TIfceK5uIL pic.twitter.com/1uniRnhId4

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2016

Celebrate Fourth of July with Hannah Davis

Hey, for sure.

Via Sports Illustrated Swimsuit:



More.

FLASHBACK: "Hanna Davis on Cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 2015," and "Hannah Davis Super Sexy Outtakes."

Hanna Davis on Cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 2015

At SI, "2015 SI Swimsuit cover model Hannah Davis surprised with reveal."

And at London's Daily Mail, "How low can they go! Hannah Davis is named Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition's cover girl of the year in one of the magazine's most revealing shots yet."

Sports Illustrated's Summer of Swim Heats Up with 2015 Cover Model Hannah Davis

Beautiful.

Watch, at Sports Illustrated's YouTube page, "Hannah Davis - Summer of Swim | Sports Illustrated Swimsuit."

Hannah Davis Rockin’ Hawaiian Bikini Photo Shoot

At GCeleb.

Previous Hannah Davis blogging is here.

Hannah Davis on the Cover of Maxim (VIDEO)

At Us Magazine, "Hannah Davis Looks Seriously Sexy on the Cover of Maxim, Talks About Fiance Derek Jeter."

Video via Maxim:

Hannah Davis Super Sexy Outtakes

For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.

Here, "Fun and Sexy outtakes from Hannah Davis' SI Swimsuit 2015 shoot in Blackberry Farm, TN."

Hannah Davis in Red, White, and Blue Bikini Sucking on a Popsicle for America

At BroBible:

Hannah Davis In A Red, White And Blue Bikini Sucking On A Popsicle For America http://t.co/HTlABuiSYp pic.twitter.com/LNw9A45B5P

— BroBible (@BroBible) July 7, 2015

Hannah Davis for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

It won't be long now until the 2014 issue is out.

Meanwhile, enjoy some Hannah Davis.

Who Are the Real Insurrectionists?

It's Victor Davis Hanson, at American Greatness, "In truth, “insurrection” has been fueled by the Left since 2015":

For 120 days in summer 2020, violent protesters destroyed some $2 billion in property and injured 1,500 police officers in riots that led to over 35 deaths.

Because blue-state mayors and governors saw BLM and Antifa instigators as useful street soldiers, most of those arrested were never tried in court. Street thugs paid no price for declaring themselves de facto owners of downtown areas of Seattle, which police themselves conceded were no-go zones. Why did public officials in blue states ignore the violence? They were certain that it enjoyed majority support among their leftwing constituencies.

Indeed, some leftist icons cheered on the violence. Well after the failed attempt to storm the White House grounds, in June 2020, the Democratic candidate for vice president Kamala Harris warned us that protestors were “not going to let up, and they should not.” What did Harris mean by “should not?”—when she knew numerous protests that summer had ended in terrible violence? Was she reckless in the manner Trump was said to be by encouraging a demonstration on January 6?

The architect of the “1619 Project” Nikole Hannah-Jones assured the nation that vast destruction of (someone else’s property) was not a real crime. CNN’s Chris Cuomo gushed that violent demonstrations and riots were American traditions. Were these national voices urging calm during weeks of violent rioting and looting?

There were no investigations, no congressional committees, and no voices of outrage from the left-wing establishment over months of such carnage. Indeed, much of the organization of the violent protests was facilitated by social media that was apparently unbothered that the medium under their stewardship was used to torch and loot...

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