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27 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Democrat lawmaker launches presidential campaign against Biden, blasts border policies: 'Not secure'
Rep. Dean Phillips, a three-term Democrat from Minnesota, is launching a primary challenge against President Biden. Phillips criticized Biden's border policies, stating that the southern border is insecure and inhumane. He argued for investing in the countries from which migrants are coming to provide safety and opportunity.
The Blaze: Just for fun — watch furious Hillary Clinton get heckled by a protester
Hillary Clinton becomes angry when a protester interrupts her panel discussion at Columbia University. The protester criticizes President Biden's support for military funding in Israel and Ukraine. Clinton and the protester exchange words about free speech before he leaves.
#society
The Federalist: Media Decry Johnson’s LGBT Predictions As They All Come True
Rep. Mike Johnson's opposition to homosexuality based on his Christian faith has caused a media frenzy. Joe Biden, who once supported legislation defining marriage as between one man and one woman, had to change his stance to become "LGBTQ-friendly." Johnson and Biden's views on same-sex marriage have had significant repercussions on society, proving Johnson's predictions about the consequences of changing sexual norms right.
Daily Wire: ‘This Is F***ing The USA’: New Yorkers Rip Into Man For Tearing Down Fliers Of Missing Israelis
In a video posted on social media, a man in Queens, New York, was confronted by a group of men after tearing down fliers of missing Israelis. The man argued that it didn't matter whether the Israelis were Jewish or not, as this was a free country. The confrontation escalated, with threats of physical violence before the clip ended.
Fox News: Coast Guard abandons search for missing fishermen off Georgia coast
The Coast Guard has ended its search for the Carol Ann, a fishing boat that disappeared off the Georgia coast two weeks ago. Despite extensive efforts, no traces of the vessel or the three missing fishermen, Dalton Conway, Caleb Wilkinson, and Tyler Barlow, have been found. The families of the fishermen are refusing to give up hope as they continue their own search efforts.
Newsbusters: Axios Reports on Pro-Abort Attempts To Rebrand Pro-Life/Choice Vocab
Axios criticizes the pro-abortion movement for rebranding abortion-related vocabulary to paint pro-lifers as controlling tyrants and pro-choicers as superior. The outlet argues that the terms "pro-life" and "pro-choice" are no longer nuanced enough after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Pro-lifers support reproductive freedom but oppose killing a child; they take issue with abortion, not the choice to have sex. Axios points out that groups like NARAL Pro-Choice America have rebranded as "Reproductive Freedom For All," but the act of reproducing and abortion are fundamentally different. One Nation's polling memo suggests that acknowledging the need for a safety net to support young families and mothers is a persuasive message on abortion. However, the focus should be on conversations about safe sex and the importance of marriage, rather than manipulating the public into believing that abortion is a right.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Kearns: We Need to Learn from Europe’s Mass-Immigration Failure
National Review staff writer Madeleine Kearns discusses the origins of anti-Israel sentiment, attributing it to misguided immigration policies in Europe and the influence of academia. She emphasizes the importance of assimilation and warns that America should learn from Europe's mistakes. Kearns also highlights the concerning belief that justifies atrocities against Israel and calls it a wake-up call.
National Review: Israel Expands Ground Operations in Gaza ahead of an Expected Full-Scale Invasion
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) expanded airstrikes and artillery strikes in Gaza, with ground forces prepared for a full-scale invasion of Hamas-run territory. As communication services were cut off, uncertainty loomed in the conflict. Hamas retaliated by launching rockets on central Israel. Israel's war cabinet decided to reinforce ground operations, aimed at weakening Hamas's military infrastructure. IDF spokesman revealed that Hamas operates inside tunnels, including those under the large Gaza hospital, Al-Shifa. Concrete evidence suggests the hospital was flooded with terrorists seeking refuge after the conflict began.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Israel ground forces are expanding ground offensive in Gaza tonight
IDF expands ground offensive in Gaza, increasing air attacks; aims to achieve war goals.
National Review: The Corner: Newsom and Xi Throw a Communist Party
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently visited China to discuss climate change and California's support in the battle against it. He assured the audience that California is a reliable partner regardless of national decisions. Newsom met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and emphasized the importance of cooperation between the two largest economies in solving the climate crisis. Critics argue that Newsom's visit seemed more like that of a national dignitary, and raised concerns about states forming alliances with foreign powers without congressional consent.
Foreign Policy: Fiona Hill: Ukraine’s Fate Now Linked to the Middle East’s
On a rainy night, a private detective receives a mysterious case from a wealthy client. The case leads him to uncover a web of corruption and deceit within the city's political elite.
A former soldier becomes entangled in a dangerous international conspiracy involving stolen military technology and a covert operation in Ukraine. As he navigates the treacherous world of spies and double agents, he must determine who he can trust before it's too late.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Avoid These 5 Autumn Hiking Mistakes for a Better Shoulder-Season Trip
As the seasons change, hikers must adjust their gear for colder temperatures. It is important to bring a warm sleeping bag and not rely solely on layering. Don't forget gloves to protect your hands and sunscreen to prevent sunburn. Cold-soaking without a stove in the fall is not recommended. Lastly, double-check water sources as they may be dry during this time.
targetwalleye.com: Top 30 Fishing Superstitions ????????♂️???? – Target Walleye
Fishing superstitions: 1. Catching a fish on first cast brings bad luck. 2. No bananas on the boat. 3. Don't fill livewell until you catch one. 4. No hand sanitizer, bug spray, sunscreen on boat. 5. Always dip net before starting. 6. Last numbers on line-counters must match. 7. No snacks/drinks before first walleye. 8. Don't harvest fish while pre-fishing for tournament. 9. Have net ready before first cast. 10. Kiss the fish before throwing back. 11. Spit on first minnow. 12. No loud stomping or music.