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19 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Maher: The Left Is 'Far Too Willing to Stifle Freedoms' for 'Power'
On HBO's "Real Time," Bill Maher criticized the California Coastal Commission's rejection of SpaceX's proposal to increase rocket launches, citing concerns over Elon Musk's political views. He argued that this reflects a broader trend of the left stifling free speech for power and safety.
Mark Cuban agreed with Maher but noted that such bureaucratic decisions are not uncommon. Maher emphasized the danger of this attitude, suggesting that it undermines freedoms across the political spectrum.
The Telegraph: The awkward video which shows Kamala Harris is distancing herself from Joe Biden
Kamala Harris faces challenges as a change candidate in the 2024 presidential race while serving as vice president. Balancing credit for successes and distancing from failures in the Biden administration complicates her campaign strategy.
Additionally, her proposals may raise questions about her previous inaction, and distancing herself from Biden could be perceived as disloyal.
Breitbart: Marlow: Harris 'Can't Shoot Straight' and Walz 'Can't Even Load His Own Gun'
Alex Marlow criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's performance at the Al Smith dinner, suggesting she is struggling politically. He noted that her attempts at humor fell flat and that she is losing support among Catholic voters, a demographic previously held by Joe Biden.
Marlow also commented on the challenges faced by her running mate, implying a broader weakness in the Democratic campaign. He contrasted this with President Trump's strong presence in similar events.
Le Monde: French government displays its hardline immigration stance
Prime Minister Michel Barnier and Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau outlined their migration policy in Menton, France, emphasizing a need for effective immigration control. A new immigration law is expected in 2025, amid concerns over previous laws and their implications.
Both officials from the right-wing Les Républicains party are aligned on tougher measures, including potential extensions to detention periods and stricter residency requirements. They aim to prepare for the upcoming European asylum and immigration pact set for 2026.
#society
GB News: 'You've joined a gang, go home!' Alex Armstrong fumes as migrants 'flooding' communities with drugs
Alex Armstrong, on GB News, criticized criminal migrants after an Iraqi goatherder in Wales was arrested for selling cocaine. He urged such individuals to "go home," emphasizing that they harm local communities rather than seeking a better life.