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2 Oct 2023
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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: VIDEO: Veteran, 95, Kicked Out of Nursing Home to Make Room for Illegals
The Biden administration's policies prioritize illegal aliens over citizens and veterans. A 95-year-old Korean War veteran was forced to leave his nursing home to make way for illegal immigrants.
#politics
The American Spectator: Hey Congress, We’re Sick of Your Federal Shutdown b.s.!
Congress passes bipartisan legislation providing $16 billion in disaster relief, but excludes aid for Ukraine and border-security measures. The Wall Street Journal's headline offers a false sense of surprise. The politicians aim to remind us of their presence while avoiding a shutdown, but it's all a charade. The lack of an annual budget and last-minute decisions lead to higher taxes and prices. Congress opts for a "humongous lump" bill instead of transparency. Abe, unimpressed, dismisses their antics and blames them for the burden on taxpayers.
Front Page Magazine: Our New Black Republican Leaders
Black Democrats like Mesha Mainor and Eric Johnson are switching parties and becoming Republicans due to their frustration with the Democratic Party's stance on education and law enforcement. Johnson, the popular mayor of Dallas, cites his success in reducing crime and creating a business-friendly environment as reasons for his party change. In contrast, Chicago's progressive agenda under Mayor Lori Lightfoot has failed to address the city's crime problem, leading to negative consequences such as businesses closing. Johnson argues that conservative leadership is needed to ensure safe and prosperous communities.
Daily Wire: Gavin Newsom Selects Replacement For Dianne Feinstein
California Governor Gavin Newsom reportedly plans to appoint Laphonza Butler, president of EMILY's List, to fill the late Senator Dianne Feinstein's position in the U.S. Senate. With Feinstein's passing, California will not only have its first openly lesbian Senator, but also its second lesbian Senator.
#society
Newsbusters: PBS NewsHour Runs Down GOP Candidates on 'Slavery' Curriculum, Transgender Kids
PBS NewsHour characterized the Republican presidential debate as a mess, focusing on combative candidates and fact-checking their responses. Laura Barron-Lopez highlighted controversial statements from Ron DeSantis on black history and Mike Pence on transgender issues, criticizing their positions. The report showcased the progressive agenda supported by the show.
#war
Forbes: Spooked Russians Welded Six-Foot-Tall Drone Armor On A 64-Year-Old T-54B Tank
In Ukraine, an old Russian tank from the 1950s is seen equipped with tall anti-drone cage armor. This tank is the oldest one on the front line, with most tanks used in the war being 40 years old. The T-54 tank is outdated and lacks modern fire-controls, making it vulnerable. Despite its limitations, the tank is used for artillery support and has been modified with additional armor to protect against drones.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Overseas Actions of India, Now a Key Ally, Demand Scrutiny
India's growing population and economy make it a key partner for the US in countering China's aggression. However, concerns arise due to Prime Minister Modi's increasingly authoritarian Hindu nationalist government, which undermines civil rights, religious freedom, and the rule of law. Canada has accused Indian agents of involvement in the killing of a Canadian Sikh activist, straining relations. The US should push for transparency and protect its citizens, with bipartisan efforts to address intimidation by foreign countries.
#history
The American Spectator: Route 60: The Biblical Highway: More Than a Road Map
Route 60, The Biblical Highway, is a historical road in Israel that connects ancient and modern Israel, Jews and Christians with Muslims, and Israelis with Palestinians. Mike Pompeo and David Friedman explore this sacred route, highlighting the importance of Judeo-Christian values. Science may not answer all the questions about God, but intelligent design suggests that there are no ultimate answers without Him.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Progressive Educators and the Babel of Human Perfectibility
In the midst of violence in middle schools, the administration's response is called into question. The conflicting approaches of zero tolerance and restorative practices only highlight the flaws of the system. The progressive desire to change human nature and the failure to acknowledge the reality of human behavior complicates the issue.
#crime
Breitbart: Lawyer for Alleged Philly Looter 'Meatball' Claims Criticism Amounts to 'All-Out Assault' on Black, Brown People
Alleged Philadelphia looter, Dayjia Blackwell, also known as "Meatball," is being defended by her lawyer, Jessica Mann, who claims that criticism of her client is an attack on minorities. Blackwell filmed and encouraged a mob of looters as they broke into stores, which led to her arrest. Mann argues that the media has vilified Blackwell's character due to racism. The underlying catalyst for Blackwell's actions was the dismissal of charges against a police officer who killed Eddie Irizarry and the subsequent cover-up by the Philadelphia Police Department.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: The Ultimate Guide To Seeing Fall Colors In Colorado
Colorado in the fall is a stunning masterpiece of warm hues and vibrant colors. The best time to see fall foliage is from late September to mid-October, depending on weather patterns. Road trips from north to south are recommended to catch the peak colors. Popular places to see fall colors include Rocky Mountain National Park, San Juan National Forest, and Grand Mesa. Additionally, there are several scenic hikes and drives to experience the beauty of Colorado in the fall.