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19 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: More than One Million Voters Cast Ballot in Georgia
Over one million voters have participated in early voting for the 2024 presidential election in Georgia, marking a significant turnout. The state saw record-breaking numbers, with over 300,000 votes cast on the first day alone, indicating unprecedented engagement.
Polls show Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris by three percentage points in Georgia, with notable divides among demographics. Republicans express optimism about early voting trends in Georgia and North Carolina.
Breitbart: Trump to Campaign in New Hampshire as Battleground Map Expands
Former President Donald Trump is set to campaign in New Hampshire as he gains traction in key battleground states, flipping poll averages in his favor. His campaign's momentum is attributed to a strong debate performance by his running mate and positive early voting trends among Republicans.
Despite Trump's rising numbers, he still trails Kamala Harris in New Hampshire by 7.8%. Republicans report record early voting in states like Georgia and North Carolina, indicating a potentially favorable environment for Trump as Election Day approaches.
Fox News: HANNITY: Kamala's campaign is desperately trying to make up ground
Sean Hannity criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for skipping the Al Smith Dinner, noting it as a significant misstep for her campaign. He highlighted that no presidential candidate had missed this event since 1984, emphasizing the negative impact on her campaign's momentum.
Hannity pointed out that Harris's absence comes during a crucial election period, where she trails in polls compared to previous Democratic candidates. He suggested that her campaign is struggling to gain traction, especially in key battleground states.
Times Of Israel: ‘How heroes die’: Sinwar feted by some Gazans after IDF video shows his last moments
Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader responsible for the October 7 attack on Israel, was killed by Israeli forces after a year-long manhunt. His death has sparked mixed reactions among Palestinians, with some viewing him as a martyr and a symbol of resistance, while others lament the ongoing devastation of the war.
Despite the pride expressed by some in Gaza over Sinwar's final moments, there are growing concerns about the war's toll on civilians and the future of leadership within Hamas. Many question whether his death will lead to any change in the ongoing conflict.
Breitbart: Report: PA Dems See Over 100% Increase in People Leaving Party
The Pennsylvania Democrat Party has experienced a significant increase in registered members leaving, with over 113,000 departing in 2024, compared to about 55,000 in 2023. Many former Democrats have switched to the Republican Party or registered as "other."
Republicans have made gains in voter registration, with over 60,000 new members compared to around 35,000 for Democrats in September. Concerns have also been raised regarding Vice President Kamala Harris's support among Latino voters in the state.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: What We Saw at Trump's Trade Revolution in Chicago
Donald Trump's recent defense of tariffs at the Economic Club of Chicago positions them as a strategic tool to compel foreign companies to invest in the U.S. economy. He argues that this approach fosters competition, innovation, and strengthens the domestic industrial base by relocating production to America.
Critics traditionally view tariffs as harmful to consumers and innovation, but Trump's strategy aims to enhance competition by bringing foreign firms to operate within the U.S. This shift is presented as a way to revitalize American manufacturing and reduce dependency on global supply chains.