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#illegals
Breitbart: Poll: New Jersey Voters Shift to the Right on Immigration Issues
A recent poll in New Jersey indicates a growing bipartisan dissatisfaction with Joe Biden's immigration policies. While 55% of voters see immigration as beneficial, 51% believe it should be harder to enter the U.S., a significant shift from previous years.
Support for deportation and increased border security is also high, with 57% favoring deportation of undocumented immigrants and 80% supporting more resources for border security. The poll reflects a notable rightward shift in immigration views across Democrats, independents, and Republicans.
#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Is Harris Gaining Ground on Economic Issues?
A recent AP-NORC poll indicates Kamala Harris has narrowed the gap with Donald Trump on economic issues, a key concern for voters. However, other polls show Trump still holds a significant lead over Harris regarding economic trust, suggesting the AP-NORC results may be an outlier.
Despite the AP-NORC findings, most surveys indicate Trump remains favored on economic matters, with a majority of voters believing he would better manage the economy. This trend could impact the upcoming election as voters prioritize economic performance.
Front Page Magazine: Beta Males for Kamala
The Harris/Walz campaign is struggling to connect with male voters, employing strategies that have been criticized as out of touch. Recent efforts include a video featuring Ben Stiller and Andy Cohen promoting support for women's rights, but the messaging has faced backlash for perceived hypocrisy and insincerity.
Critics argue that the campaign's focus on redefining masculinity fails to resonate with men who feel alienated by decades of feminist rhetoric. This disconnect highlights broader challenges for Democrats in appealing to male voters, particularly in the context of changing societal norms around gender and family.
Breitbart: Geraldo Rivera: 'Woe Is Us' if We Selfishly Elect Trump Again
Geraldo Rivera expressed concern over the potential re-election of Donald Trump, emphasizing the dangers of self-interest and loyalty to party over principles. He criticized Trump's rhetoric and policies, warning that they could harm the nation and its values.
Rivera urged voters to recognize the implications of supporting Trump, suggesting that prioritizing personal gain over democratic values could lead to significant consequences.
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: Kamala Harris' town hall had to be orchestrated
Vice President Kamala Harris participated in a town hall event that was criticized for lacking spontaneity, with predetermined questions limiting audience interaction. Harris reiterated her views on democracy, emphasizing its strength and fragility, while drawing mixed reactions.
Critics, including Greg Gutfeld, questioned her competence and the orchestration of the event, suggesting it was designed to avoid unscripted scrutiny. The discourse highlighted the polarized political climate, with references to Donald Trump's controversial statements on political opponents.
Breitbart: Warden Says Steve Bannon Denied Early Release, Despite Eligibility
Stephen K. Bannon was denied early release from prison despite earning time credits under the First Step Act. The prison warden stated that Bannon has "insufficient time" left on his sentence for a referral to home confinement to be processed.
Bannon is serving a four-month sentence for contempt of Congress related to the January 6 Capitol riot investigation. His attorneys argue that bureaucratic delays are unjustly prolonging his imprisonment.
#health
Le Monde: Women confronting separation during cancer: 'It was the most traumatic experience of my life'
Luna Rabarot, diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer, experienced her husband's emotional withdrawal during her treatment, culminating in his departure for another partner. This left her grappling with financial and emotional turmoil, exacerbated by the challenges of her illness.
Research indicates that women facing cancer are significantly more likely to experience break-ups compared to men. Studies show a separation rate of 20.8% for women diagnosed with cancer, highlighting the emotional strain such illnesses can impose on relationships.