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America One News
30 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Democratic Elvis relative hopes turnout is enough to unseat Mississippi Gov. Reeves
Democratic candidate Brandon Presley is running for governor of Mississippi, hoping to unseat Republican incumbent Tate Reeves. Presley is seeking the support of diverse coalitions and has campaigned in all 82 counties in the state. He aims to address racial divisions and attract Black voters, who make up a significant portion of the state's population.
National Review: IRS ‘Committed Alarming Civil Liberties Abuses’ with Unannounced Field Visits, Congressional Report Finds
The House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government released a report detailing civil liberties abuses by the IRS during unannounced field visits. Journalist Matt Taibbi and others were targeted after testifying about government censorship. The IRS conducted extensive investigations and made unannounced visits to homes.
Fox News: Back to normal on Capitol Hill: House focuses on partisan revenge
Everything is back to normal on Capitol Hill. The House is functioning again after more than three weeks. It finally elected House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La. And that means lawmakers are back to doing what they do best: attacking one another and debating whether to expel or sanction fellow colleagues. Sure, moments after the House finally installed Johnson, it approved a measure to condemn Hamas. The House also plowed through the annual energy & water spending bill. But the real action came when Members planned to take revenge on one another. In other words, business as usual for Congress. The House had barely caught its breath when Rep. Becca Balint, D-Vt., took to the floor as well. Not to be outdone, Balint proposed censuring Greene for "fanning the flames of racism, anti-Semitism, hate speech against the LBGTQ community, Islamophobia, Asian hate, xenophobia and other forms of hate," said Balint. She also claimed that Greene perpetuated "conspiracy theories related to the January 6 attack on the Capitol, which sought to halt the peaceful transfer of power." The Congressional Research Service (CRS) describes censure as "a formal, majority vote in the House on a resolution disapproving of a Member’s conduct. Censure is the second-most serious form of discipline in the House, falling between reprimand and expulsion. A Member must stand in the well of the House chamber and face a verbal rebuke by the House Speaker when censured.
Fox News: Democrats launch Biden NH ballot write-in effort, aiming to avoid embarrassment for president
Backers of President Biden in New Hampshire have launched a grassroots write-in campaign after Biden declined to place his name on the state's primary ballot. The effort aims to prevent an electoral embarrassment for Biden in the state's first-in-the-nation presidential primary and is led by prominent figures in New Hampshire Democratic circles. The campaign emphasizes that it is not affiliated with the president's re-election campaign or the New Hampshire Democratic Party.
Newsbusters: The Atlantic Reports Mike Johnson's Great Great Great Grandfather Was an Insurrectionist
The media goes wild over Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson becoming Speaker of the House. The Atlantic magazine publishes opposition research on Johnson's ancestor being an insurrectionist. Benton, the writer, digs into Johnson's ancestry and accuses him of attempting to replace the government.
Breitbart: Report: Biden's Aides 'Deeply Frustrated,' 'Somewhat Bitter' over Failures
President Joe Biden's top aides are frustrated and bitter over the political challenges facing the administration. The White House is overwhelmed by domestic and foreign issues, including crime, the southern border, inflation, the Ukrainian war, and the Hamas conflict. Biden's approval rating is also suffering, especially among Democrats, due to the Middle East conflict and the House impeachment inquiry.
Fox News: White House compares 'chilling' Russian airport storming to anti-Jewish pogroms of 19th and 20th centuries
The White House compared the Israeli-targeted storming of a Russian airport to the anti-Jewish pogroms in Europe. They condemned the antisemitic protests on college campuses and called for an end to hate and bigotry.
The White House criticized Russia for staying silent on the airport storming. They referenced the pogroms as instances of violence against Jews in the past. The airport was closed and flights were diverted due to the actions of pro-Palestinian rioters.
Daily Signal: Republican Lawmakers Call for Repeal of Biden Natural Gas Tax
Numerous Republican lawmakers are urging the repeal of the Methane Emissions Reduction Program, a regulation seen as burdensome to the energy industry. They argue that the tax on emissions will increase costs, hinder innovation, and negatively impact the supply of affordable energy. The Environmental Protection Agency is looking to expand the program, but critics argue that it will disproportionately affect lower-income Americans.
The Telegraph: Sunak tells police to prepare for terror attack amid rising tensions over Israel-Hamas war
Amid tensions over the Israel-Hamas war, the UK police and security services have been told to prepare for a potential terror attack. The Prime Minister chaired an emergency meeting to assess the threat from domestic terrorism and public disorder. Police and security agencies have been asked to prepare for scenarios of public disorder and terrorist attacks, while government departments have been ordered to review their links to ensure funds are not going to individuals or organizations sympathetic to terrorism. The Home Secretary labeled recent pro-Palestine protests as "hate marches" and expressed a willingness to change terror laws if necessary. The police commissioner called for a new law to combat "hateful extremism."
#society
Washington Free Beacon: UMass Lecturer Who Refused To Condemn Terrorism Promises Pro-Hamas Protesters Legal Support
UMass lecturer gives legal support and bail money to anti-Israel protesters, some of whom called for terrorism against Israelis and insulted police officers. (, )
GB News: Jacob Rees-Mogg blasts woke MI5 over ‘institutional racism against white people’
MI5 is accused of institutional racism against white people due to their exclusive summer internships for non-white individuals. Other public sector institutions, such as the Civil Service and the Bank of England, also have similar schemes. These programs are defended as positive action measures under the Equality Act to address under-representation in certain roles. Critics argue that it is discrimination and that the public sector is overrun with institutional racism.
The Blaze: Bill Maher’s explanation of 'what this country is' is so spot-on even Candace Owens can’t help but laugh
Bill Maher, in a humorous analogy, compares the U.S. to a medieval country ruled by a 5-year-old. Candace Owens agrees, but acknowledges the presence of sensible people in certain areas.
#war
Breitbart: WATCH: Celebrations at Home of Ori Megidish, Rescued Israeli Soldier
IDF rescues Israeli soldier from Hamas in Gaza. Celebrations in Kiryat Gat. Boost to national morale.
The Telegraph: Israel’s ‘step-by-step’ push into Gaza so far and what could come next
Israel's military has intensified its ground offensive in Gaza, cutting off supply routes and potentially trapping Hamas. Israeli troops are moving towards Gaza City from the north and south, aiming to destroy Hamas's military infrastructure. The military operation is being described as a cautious, step-by-step approach to ensure the safety of Israeli soldiers after the lesson learned during the 2014 war in Gaza. The focus is currently on Gaza, but there are concerns about the threat posed by Hezbollah in the north, which has modern weaponry and combat experience from Syria.
Daily Wire: There Can Be No Ceasefire Against Monsters
Amidst Israel's conflict with Hamas in Gaza, Hamas is accused of stockpiling supplies while the civilian population suffers. The international community and media place blame on Israel, highlighting the responsibility Hamas has towards its citizens. However, Hamas shows no concern for the well-being of its people and instead prioritizes its war efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Cyprus braces for migrant influx amid Israel-Hamas conflict
Cyprus is expanding its main migrant reception camp in preparation for a potential influx of people from the Israel-Gaza crisis. The island nation will increase staffing and seek help from the European Union if arrivals exceed capacity.
The American Mind: The Crisis of the West Revisited: Self-Flagellation and the Great Liberal Death Wish
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In cities worldwide, there are cries to destroy Israel in the name of "anti-colonialist" struggle. Western intellectuals have a history of naive indulgence towards totalitarianism. Liberalism has degenerated into self-hatred and a preference for enemies. English departments prioritize post-colonial studies and demonize the West. Progressive ideology requires absolute loyalty. Naive leftists are complicit in the destruction of our political culture. It's time for them to wake up before it's too late.
National Review: Where’s the Outrage over the American Citizens Still Held Hostage by Hamas?
A number of American citizens are still being held by Hamas in Gaza, following a deadly terrorist attack that claimed 33 American lives. The media coverage of this crisis has been subdued, and there appears to be a lack of interest within the Biden administration. The federal government needs to prioritize the rescue and release of these American hostages, as it is their responsibility to represent and protect the United States and its people in the world. The failure to address this issue effectively sends a message to the world about the value of American citizenship.
National Review: ‘A Time for War’: Netanyahu Rejects Calls for Ceasefire, Citing U.S. Response to 9/11, Pearl Harbor
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu firmly stated in a speech that Israel will not back down in its military response to Hamas. He justified Israel's actions by comparing them to America's response after Pearl Harbor and 9/11. Netanyahu's declaration came after the United Nations called for a ceasefire.
Fox News: House GOP's $14B Israel aid bill offset with cuts to IRS cash in Biden's Inflation Reduction Act
House Republicans have proposed a bill that would give $14.3 billion in aid to Israel while cutting funds from the Internal Revenue Service. The bill aims to offset the foreign aid by rescinding funds from last year's Inflation Reduction Act. This move puts Republicans and Democrats at odds and raises questions about funding for both Israel and Ukraine's defense against Russia.
Red State: Why Are Anti-Israel Folks Silent on Hamas' Abuses Against Palestinian Civilians?
Debate over Israel-Hamas war dominates international discourse, with concern growing over civilian casualties in Gaza. Progressive Democrats criticize Israel, but ignore Hamas' role in maximizing innocent deaths. Hamas prevents people from leaving Gaza, forcing them to stay in harm's way. Some argue that the left only cares about Gaza's oppression when it can blame Israel.
#economy
The Babylon Bee: Top 10 Ways To Acquire Wealth Under Bidenomics
Ways to acquire wealth under Bidenomics: date Taylor Swift, steal from stores, serve in Congress, open a trendy coffee shop, traffic human beings, win the lottery, initiate a terrorist takeover, sell patriotic crap, serve on BLM board, be Hunter Biden.
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#health
Fox News: Sharon Stone claims doctors misdiagnosed brain hemorrhage because staff believed she was ‘faking it’
Sharon Stone opens up about a misdiagnosis that could have killed her after her 2001 stroke. She claims that medical staff didn't listen to her concerns and she underwent exploratory brain surgery without her knowledge or consent. Stone reveals that she had suffered from a ruptured vertebral artery and that the medical staff initially missed it. She continues to deal with the lasting effects of the brain hemorrhage and takes daily medication to address seizures and stuttering. Stone credits Michael J. Fox with encouraging her to be open about her disability.
#education
GB News: Parents outraged as concerns over dangerous trans breast binders branded 'smears'
Parents in Brighton are demanding an apology from the council leader for dismissing their concerns about breast binders in schools, emphasizing safeguarding in education.
#crime
Fox News: Nevada man federally charged after allegedly threatening to kidnap, assault or murder Jewish US senator
A man in Las Vegas, Nevada, was arrested for threatening a U.S. senator, leaving profane voicemails and making references to her Jewish heritage. The man now faces federal charges.
Flag And Cross: Watch: DeSantis Makes Ultimate Point Against 'Red Flag' Gun Laws in Discussing Maine Shooter
Mass shootings in Maine prompt discussions about red flag laws. Governor DeSantis opposes such laws, arguing that they could disarm innocent citizens and be abused by the government. He believes that background checks should include mental health hospitalizations to prevent individuals with violent tendencies from obtaining firearms.
Fox News: More than a dozen squatters busted after illegal motel takeover: cops
A motel in Florida intended to be a homeless shelter was discovered to be housing squatters. The county purchased the building for $2 million but is waiting for funding to begin renovations. The 19 people arrested are accused of causing damage, engaging in drug activity, and stealing electricity.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Urban Rugby Championship 2024 Promotes Equity And Access In Washington DC
National Rugby Qualifying Programs gather in March 2024 in Washington DC to promote equity and opportunity in rugby. The event aims to create a supportive environment where players from all backgrounds can thrive. It includes interactions with students, exhibitions in schools, and tours of Washington DC's key sites.
The Blaze: Grappling organization changes rules after women ditch jiu-jitsu tournament that matched them against men: 'I was sincerely scared'
Multiple female athletes dropped out of a women's jiu-jitsu tournament after being matched against males who identify as female. The grappling organization changed its policy to exclude transgender athletes from women's competitions. []
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Do-It-Yourself Project (DIY) - Custom Gun Case Foam Replacement
Eugene L. provides two (or three) methods for custom foam replacement in gun cases. The first method involves using white polyfoam from a hobby store and cutting it to fit the dimensions of the case and the gun. The foam is then coated with black spray can Plasti Dip for a secure and snug fit. The second method involves using polyethylene closed-cell foam, tracing and cutting it to fit the necessary dimensions. Unlike the first method, it does not require the additional step of coating the foam. Lastly, Eugene suggests using a beach towel in a pinch, creating makeshift spots for the gun, magazines, and ammunition. He also provides some air travel tips for safely carrying firearms.
#other
Daily Wire: Taylor Swift Re-Recording Albums Success Sparks Changes To Record Label Contracts
Record labels like Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and Universal Music Group have changed their contracts to prevent artists from re-recording their music, in response to Taylor Swift's success in re-recording her earlier albums. These new contracts impose a waiting period of 10-30 years or, in some cases, prohibit re-recording altogether. Attorneys have expressed surprise and concern over these new restrictions, but acknowledge that labels are trying to address the impact of Swift's actions. This trend is driven by the fear that re-recordings will devalue the original recordings and the struggle between artists and labels over control of master recordings.