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20 Oct 2023
#politics
National Review: The Shameful Gag Order on Donald Trump
Judge Tanya Chutkan has issued a partial gag order against Donald Trump in the January 6 case, allowing him to criticize the Biden administration and his GOP rivals, but forbidding statements targeting the special counsel or potential witnesses. This order is nonsensical and potentially unconstitutional, as it limits Trump's right to comment on a political case with significant implications. The judge's decision to set the rules for a presidential election is discretionary and problematic.
PJ Media: Smoking Gun? Oversight Committee Finds a Check to Joe Biden for $200K
President Joe Biden's financial connections are under scrutiny as the Oversight Committee reveals a $200,000 payment from his brother, Jim Biden. The payment was labeled as a "loan repayment" and was linked to a failing healthcare company called Americore. It is suspected that Jim Biden received the loan based on his political connections, but failed to secure the promised investment. The Biden family's financial dealings continue to raise questions.
Fox News: Perry Johnson suspends presidential bid after failing to make debates
Long-shot Republican presidential candidate Perry Johnson drops out, citing lack of opportunity to share his vision on the debate stage. He criticizes the corruption within the Republican National Committee (RNC) and expresses hope for America's future. Johnson may consider a Senate bid in Michigan.
Fox News: Belgian justice minister out after learning Tunisian shooter could've been extradited last year
Belgium's justice minister resigned after it was discovered that a Tunisian Islamic extremist who killed two Swedes was seeking extradition last year. The minister admitted to a "monumental error" in not acting upon the extradition request.
Daily Signal: Cruz: Biden has an Establishment Problem
Passionate opponents of Israel in the Biden administration are undermining the president's support for the Jewish state and his stance on the Israel-Hamas war, warns Sen. Ted Cruz. Some government employees in the State Department have expressed policy misalignment concerns and even considered quitting. Josh Paul, a State Department director, resigned over grievances with U.S. aid for Israel, calling it "destructive and unjust." Despite Biden's public support for Israel's right to defend itself, there have been controversial social media posts from the State Department that were later deleted. Cruz denounces the demonization of Israel by Democrats and the media.
The Babylon Bee: Republicans To Spend Weekend Brainstorming How To Be Even More Of An Embarrassment
Congressional Republicans in Washington, D.C. are brainstorming ways to embarrass themselves even further after a week of squabbling and incompetency. They fear Democrats regaining control and are considering shooting themselves in the foot as a way to raise the bar.
Fox News: Nikki Haley warns Biden to 'be smart' following Hamas' release of 2 American hostages; 'don't fall for it'
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley expressed her support for Israel and warned the Biden administration about falling for Qatari mediation efforts. She stated that Hamas released two American hostages on "humanitarian grounds" to earn favor with the United States, but emphasized that there are still more hostages unaccounted for. Haley encouraged the U.S. to stay strong and determined, urging them not to forget the previous attacks by Hamas.
Red State: Where Do Republican Presidential Hopefuls Stand on the Second Amendment?
Republican presidential hopefuls in the 2024 election are being surveyed about their stance on the Second Amendment. The survey explores topics such as concealed carry permits, military-grade weapons, existing gun laws, and taking action to support firearms rights. The author, a self-proclaimed Second Amendment absolutist, believes that politicians' views on gun rights serve as a litmus test for trustworthiness.
#society
The Blaze: 'F*** CNN!' Reporter keeps her composure as Palestinian man confronts her on live broadcast
CNN anchor Sara Sidner was confronted by a Palestinian man during a live television broadcast in Ramallah. The man accused CNN of supporting genocide and shouted profanities. Sidner and her crew were surrounded by more Palestinians until security guards escorted them to safety.
The confrontation occurred shortly after CNN reported on a false claim by Hamas that Israel had bombed a hospital in Gaza, causing hundreds of deaths. CNN, like other Western outlets, later corrected the story. This incident highlights the willingness of some media organizations to uncritically disseminate propaganda from terrorist groups.
#war
Fox News: Cornell professor who was 'exhilarated' after Hamas attack issues apology for 'reprehensible' remarks
Cornell University professor Russell Rickford apologized for his remarks on the Hamas atrocities in Israel, where he said he felt "exhilarated" and "energized." He stated that his language was reprehensible and did not reflect his values. Rickford opposes racism, antisemitism, and all systems that dehumanize and oppress people.
Another professor, Dr. Mika Tosca from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, apologized for calling Israelis "pigs" and "savages" in a video on her Instagram story. Joseph Massad, a professor at Columbia University, praised Hamas' terrorist attack on Israel. Hamas killed over 1,300 people, mostly civilians, and took over 200 hostages in their surprise attack on October 7.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Signal: A Look at Pro-Israel Versus Pro-Palestine Protests
Protests supporting Israel and Palestine after Hamas attacks. Pro-Israel demonstrators mourn, while pro-Palestine protestors justify violence and call for Jewish genocide.
Le Monde: Arab world protests against Israel's actions against Gaza
Protests sweep the Arab world, including in countries that have normalized relations with Israel, in support of Gaza and condemnation of Israel's bombardment. Demonstrators in Egypt defy a ban on public gatherings and chant against Israel. Protesters in Bahrain and Iraq also express their solidarity with the Palestinian people, while thousands gather in Tunisia to protest Western support for Israel.
National Review: Detroit Jews ‘Beyond Disappointed’ with Rashida Tlaib for Refusing to Forcefully Condemn Hamas Terrorism
Despite efforts to build a working relationship, Rabbi Asher Lopatin has severed ties with Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib due to her anti-Israel rhetoric and refusal to condemn Hamas. Detroit Jews are frustrated with Tlaib's stance and fear her influence on the Democratic Party. While there is little political advantage for Tlaib to moderate on Israel, tensions between the Jewish and Muslim communities in Detroit have not flared up on the ground. However, concerns remain about the rhetoric of Arab Muslim leaders and the future direction of the Democratic Party's stance on Israel.
Forbes: Hamas Releases 2 American Hostages For ‘Humanitarian Reasons’
Hamas released two American hostages, first of 200 captured during an October attack on Israel. Done for "humanitarian reasons" and to debunk Biden's claims. Hostages received by Red Cross, to be transported to Egypt and then back home.
Fox News: US rescue group in Israel navigating an 'absolute mess' on the ground
Save Our Allies co-founder Tim Kennedy details challenges evacuating Americans trapped in Israel as Israeli forces prepare for a ground invasion to root out Hamas. Kennedy praises the State Department for their quick response but expresses the difficulty of the situation, including the temperament of Israel's neighbors. Kennedy describes the pain and brokenness witnessed and warns of the barbaric tactics Hamas will use in urban warfare.
#culture
Spectator USA: John Waters, the pope of cliché
John Waters, the filmmaker known for his trashy films, is being celebrated by the Academy Museum in LA. The exhibit raises questions about his representation of white trash Americans and the quality of his art. Waters's early films had a unique charm, but his later work lacked the same impact. While he critiques Donald Trump, Waters avoids exploring the similarities between his own trashy characters and the behavior of Trump supporters. The exhibit feels like a celebration of mainstream mediocrity rather than a true tribute to Waters's rebelliousness.
Red State: 'One Piece' Is Currently the Best Show On Television Partly Because It Ignores the Rules of Modernity
Netflix's "One Piece" adaptation, with creator Eiichiro Oda as a guard dog, respects the source material. The show follows Monkey D. Luffy's journey to become the King of the Pirates, with a focus on the camaraderie of his crew. It is well-written, addictive, and a refreshing escape.
Spectator USA: Understanding museum theft with best-selling author Kirk Wallace Johnson
The recent scandal at the British Museum has caused outrage, as many valuable items have gone missing from its collections. The museum's director has stepped down and speculation has ensued about why someone would steal from a museum. Author Kirk Wallace Johnson sheds light on this issue in his book, The Feather Thief, which explores the mindset of an art thief.
#crime
Fox News: Jury deliberation begins for homeless man accused of killing retired NH couple
Man faces murder charges for shooting a couple on a hiking trail in New Hampshire. Prosecutors claim he lied to cover up his crimes, while defense attorneys argue he's the wrong person. Evidence against him includes false information, attempts to flee, and possession of a gun.
Fox News: Florida man convicted of murdering wife over refusal to appear on reality TV show
A man in Florida has been sentenced to life in prison for strangling his wife to death. The man, David Tronnes, initially claimed that his wife had slipped and fallen in the bathtub, but evidence presented during the trial showed that she was killed in the bedroom. Tronnes had lied about his multimillion-dollar fortune and was upset that his wife refused to appear on a home renovation reality show.
#other
Forbes: Author Post: How Leaders Engage IQ And EQ
The best leaders merge IQ and EQ in their approach. EQ helps leaders cultivate engagement, retain employees, and communicate effectively. IQ helps leaders think strategically, solve problems, and demonstrate expertise. By engaging both IQ and EQ, leaders can make effective decisions, resolve conflicts, motivate teams, and manage change. Fearless leaders balance IQ and EQ to achieve success.
Spectator USA: George Harrison at eighty
George Harrison, the late musician and lead guitarist of The Beatles, had a complex life filled with spirituality, skepticism, and a love for racing. He was known for his deep religious beliefs and his ability to blend eastern and western influences in his music. Harrison's upbringing in a working-class family shaped his disdain for waste and frivolity, and he was skeptical of government's ability to use citizens' money effectively. Despite the burdens he carried, Harrison had a sense of humor and a whimsical side that endeared him to many.
The Imaginative Conservative: Mariner: A Voyage With Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poetry, literary criticism, and theology were all interconnected. His deep faith in a creator God shaped his work. Coleridge's own life mirrored that of the mariner in his famous poem, as he battled addiction and despair but ultimately found redemption and purpose. His writings offer guidance for navigating the complexities of the modern era.