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31 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: ‘Strong, conservative women’ strike back against Mark Cuban’s ‘insults’
Conservative women, including former Sen. Kelly Loeffler, are responding strongly to Mark Cuban's claim that Donald Trump avoids strong, intelligent women. They argue that Cuban's remarks are insulting to the many women who support Trump and hold leadership roles.
The Trump campaign also condemned Cuban's comments, asserting that they reflect a broader disrespect from the Harris campaign towards Trump supporters. This exchange highlights ongoing tensions and divisions within the political landscape.
The Telegraph: Why do we have the electoral college and how does it work?
The Electoral College was established in 1787 as a compromise for electing the U.S. president, allowing citizens to vote for electors who then choose the president. It consists of 538 members, requiring 270 votes to win, with state allocations based on population.
Despite multiple attempts to reform or abolish it, including significant proposals in 1802 and 1969, the Electoral College remains in place, having been criticized as outdated. Donald Trump’s 2016 election victory despite losing the popular vote exemplifies its contentious nature.
Fox News: Roughly 50% of Georgia voters have already cast ballots despite Dems' criticism of state election rules
Approximately 50% of Georgia's active voters have already cast ballots ahead of Election Day, despite criticism from Democrats regarding new voting laws. Republican officials assert these laws enhance voting security and do not suppress turnout, citing record early voting numbers.
Democrats, including Vice President Kamala Harris, argue that these laws create barriers, such as prohibiting food and water distribution to voters in line. Republican leaders refute these claims, emphasizing the increased voter participation and accessibility in Georgia's electoral process.
Breitbart: Sen. Ron Johnson: White House 'Lying' About Biden's Garbage Comment
Senator Ron Johnson accused White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre of lying about President Biden's comments regarding Trump supporters, asserting that Biden views them negatively. Johnson referenced past remarks from other Democrats to support his claim about their disdain for certain American citizens.
In response, Jean-Pierre clarified that Biden did not intend to label Trump supporters as "garbage," emphasizing that his comments were directed at a specific incident. The ongoing debate reflects tensions within the political landscape.
The Federalist: GA Receives 15% Fewer Overseas Ballot Requests Than In 2020
In Georgia, requests for overseas ballots under the UOCAVA have declined by nearly 15% from 2020 to 2024, with 24,172 requests compared to 28,454 in 2020. This follows a trend of increased absentee voting during the 2020 election, which saw a significant rise in overseas ballots.
Despite the drop in requests, Democrats are investing heavily in mobilizing overseas voters through Democrats Abroad, emphasizing their commitment to engage voters both domestically and internationally for the upcoming election.
Breitbart: Desperate Times: Hillary Clinton to Stump for Kamala Harris in Florida
Hillary Clinton is campaigning in Florida to support Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, ahead of the election. Despite efforts, Florida is leaning Republican, with Trump leading in early and mail-in voting.
Recent data shows Republicans outperforming Democrats in voter turnout, particularly in Miami-Dade, which has flipped to support Trump. Polls indicate Trump holds an 8.5% lead in the state.
The Western Journal: Top Dem Lawmaker Calls for NFL Star Nick Bosa to be Removed from Team for Wearing MAGA Hat
San Francisco 49ers player Nick Bosa faced backlash after wearing a MAGA hat during a post-game interview, signaling support for Donald Trump. California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas called for Bosa's removal from the team, highlighting the political divide in sports.
The incident underscores the tension between athletes expressing political views and public reactions based on their political affiliations. Critics argue that sports should remain a space free from political conflict.
Breitbart: TV Exec Admits Trump's Popularity Shows Half of Voters Dismiss Media
Former President Donald Trump's sustained popularity suggests that many Americans reject mainstream media narratives about him. An anonymous television executive noted that Trump's appeal indicates a disconnect between media elites and middle America, as trust in media has reached a record low.
The media's attempts to limit Trump's influence post-2020 have reportedly backfired, creating an alternative narrative that bolsters his support. This situation raises concerns among news outlets about their future role, especially with the potential for Trump's reelection and his threats against the press.
The Telegraph: Republicans v Democrats: How their policies compare in 2024
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will compete in the presidential election on November 5. Harris, a moderate Democrat, has served as vice president since 2021, while Trump advocates for significant changes within the Republican Party.
Trump's immigration policy emphasizes strict border control and deportation of undocumented immigrants, a stance that has garnered strong support from his base.
Fox News: 'Most consequential election': PA lawmakers and national figures on Trump Bus Tour talk issues, voter fervor
The Team Trump bus tour concluded in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, highlighting local support for Trump among Republican leaders. They emphasized issues such as border security, inflation, and perceived threats to freedoms, urging voters to participate in the upcoming election.
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis criticized Democratic policies, drawing parallels to Venezuela's economic struggles, while other speakers expressed optimism about Trump's chances in the election. The tour aimed to galvanize support and encourage voter turnout in a pivotal political climate.
#society
The Telegraph: JD Vance: the VP candidate raised in a Rust Belt home by a drug-addict mother
JD Vance's 2016 memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy," explores the decline of Middle America, highlighting issues of poverty, violence, and addiction. It gained prominence as Donald Trump appealed to disaffected working-class voters during his presidential campaign.
Vance's work positioned him as a key voice connecting this demographic to mainstream media, reflecting broader societal frustrations.
The Federalist: J.D. Vance: Gay People 'Just Wanted To Be Left The Hell Alone'
J.D. Vance, a Republican vice presidential candidate, suggested that the GOP could attract the "normal gay guy vote" by addressing concerns over the evolving LGBTQ movement, which he claims has shifted focus toward child access to transgender treatments. He criticized the current landscape as overly affirming of childhood gender dysphoria.
Vance and Joe Rogan discussed the implications of this trend, arguing that it may serve as a social signifier for parents, particularly among affluent progressives. They raised concerns about the rise of transgenderism in youth and questioned whether it reflects a genuine identity or a cultural phenomenon.
GB News: ‘Bonkers!’ Farmer rages at being ‘hoodwinked’ by Labour with inheritance tax raid
A boundary dispute in Thrussington, Leicestershire, involves potter David Wright and painter Dee Narga over a stream dividing their properties. The conflict has escalated into a legal battle, with previous court rulings favoring Narga's ownership despite the Wrights' long-term use of the land.
The case raises significant legal questions about the rights of registered landowners versus long-term occupants. The Court of Appeal's decision may establish important precedents regarding property rights and adverse possession.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Smotrich to sign one-month extension to law allowing PA banks to work with Israel
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is set to sign a one-month extension for Israeli-Palestinian banking relations, amid U.S. concerns over the potential collapse of the Palestinian economy. This extension allows Smotrich to assess political outcomes following the upcoming presidential election.
The U.S. Treasury has warned that severing banking ties could destabilize the region further, potentially benefiting terrorist organizations. The Palestinian economy heavily relies on these banking relationships, particularly for transactions in shekels.
#military
Breitbart: Read -- IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi: The 'Balance' of the Hero Soldier
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi emphasized the importance of balance in command during a graduation ceremony for combat officers, highlighting the need for thoughtful decision-making in military operations. He noted the sacrifices of reservists and the ongoing fight against Hamas and Hezbollah.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reinforced Israel's commitment to dismantling terrorist threats and achieving military objectives, including halting Iran's nuclear ambitions. Both leaders acknowledged the challenges faced during the year of conflict while expressing determination to continue the fight.
#culture
The Telegraph: Emily in... London? Lily Collins says she would love a British series
Lily Collins, star of "Emily in Paris," expressed interest in a spin-off set in London, hoping her character will explore British landmarks. The show has been renewed for a fifth season and remains popular on Netflix.
Collins is actively pitching the idea and engaging with fan theories about her character's future.
#crime
GB News: Murderer laughed and swore at boyfriend as she left him pleading for his life while trapped in suitcase
Sarah Boone, 46, was found guilty of second-degree murder for suffocating her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, 42, by zipping him in a suitcase. The incident, which occurred in February 2020, involved disturbing video evidence of Torres pleading for help while Boone mocked him.
Boone claimed self-defense due to past violence from Torres but was contradicted by the evidence. She faces a potential life sentence, with sentencing scheduled for December 2.