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25 Oct 2023
#politics
Townhall: Parents. Prosperity. Protection.
Vladimir Lenin used a simple slogan to win the Russian Revolution. The Republican Party should adopt a similar strategy. Their slogan should be Parents, Prosperity, Protection.
The Right Scoop: UPDATE: Moderates okay with Mike Johnson?
Mike Johnson emerges as a strong candidate for Speaker of the House, but it remains uncertain if he can gather enough votes to secure the nomination. Moderates and members of the Freedom Caucus are expressing support for Johnson, while 19 absent members may pose a challenge. Johnson receives 128 votes in the third ballot, but the roll call vote will determine if he can reach the necessary 217 votes.
Fox News: Georgia Supreme Court rejects challenge to abortion law
The Georgia Supreme Court upheld the state's restrictive abortion law, rejecting a lower court ruling that deemed it unconstitutional. The law bans most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. The decision has sparked nationwide discussion on abortion rights.
Red State: After 22 Days Without a Speaker What if Kevin McCarthy Makes a Comeback?
Kevin McCarthy's potential return as Speaker of the House sparks controversy and reveals a lack of planning in the GOP. A grudge match ensues, with McCarthy receiving the majority of "other" votes. The outcome remains uncertain as McCarthy's fate hangs in the balance.
#society
Gataway Couple: How These New Anti-Camping Laws Will Affect RVers
Anti-camping laws are spreading across the United States, causing concerns for RVers who rely on overnight parking and boondocking. These laws, aimed at addressing public health and safety issues, restrict camping and residing in public places. RVers may face challenges finding overnight parking spaces, increased campground fees, overcrowded campgrounds, and reduced freedom to travel. Some camping memberships like Harvest Hosts may also be affected by these laws. It is important for RVers to stay informed about the regulations in their intended camping locations.
American Thinker: Nauseating: George Washington University projects Hamas-glorifying slogans on a building with Jewish donors' names
George Washington University students project Jew-hating pro-Hamas statements on a school building in Washington, D.C. The university is urged to expel those involved.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy: Ukraine will respond to Russia’s critical infrastructure strikes
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy declares that Ukraine will defend and retaliate against Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure. The Kremlin is aware of Ukraine's intentions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Nancy Pelosi chides Israel not to seek ‘revenge’ after Hamas attack
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi called for a "humanitarian pause" in the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing the need for justice, not revenge, in response to Hamas' terrorist attacks. Pelosi rejected calls for an immediate ceasefire, stating that there should be an alternative approach. The Israeli government has also refused to cease fighting, viewing a ceasefire as supporting Hamas.
Spectator USA: Time for Biden to change course from Obama’s failed Middle East policies
Former President Barack Obama's comments on the war in Gaza attracted attention for their criticism of Israel and failure to mention Iran's role. His comments reflect his administration's policies, which have not been successful. The Biden administration has continued these policies, including appeasement of Iran, but has departed from them in its approach to Ukraine. Biden's ability to project a credible deterrent threat was questioned during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It remains to be seen if Biden will change his Middle East policies or recognize the errors made by him and Obama.
#crime
Daily Wire: Son Of Nashville Police Chief Found Dead After Manhunt
The son of Nashville's police chief, John C. Drake Jr., who was accused of shooting two police officers, has been found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Drake Jr. was on the run for three days before being located by authorities. He had a long history of criminal activity and had been charged 59 times since 2005.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: These Rechargeable Hand Warmers Heat Up in Seconds—And They're Only $19 Right Now
These Ocoopa rechargeable hand warmers are currently 50% off at Amazon. They heat up to 131 degrees Fahrenheit in seconds and last for hours on a single charge.
#technology
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles: Toyota’s Battery Charge
Toyota is making progress in developing solid-state batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) that are expected to be smaller, cheaper, and have a longer lifespan than current lithium-ion batteries. The company aims to have solid-state batteries ready for EVs by 2027 with a range of 750 miles and a charging time of 10 minutes. Solid-state batteries use a non-flammable, solid electrolyte, eliminating the risk of fire associated with current liquid electrolyte batteries. Toyota's progress in manufacturing technology is a milestone in the global race to commercialize solid-state batteries.
#other
The Telegraph: Metropolitan Police's stop and search of British sprinter amounted to gross misconducted, panel rules
Metropolitan Police officers, Clapham and Franks, found guilty of gross misconduct for racially profiling and unjustifiably stopping and searching black athletes.