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1 Nov 2024
#politics
The Mirror: 10 nasty Budget surprises - some we knew about and some nobody expected
Rachel Reeves presented Labour's first Budget in 15 years, featuring £40 billion in tax increases to address public finances and a £1.3 billion boost for local councils. However, it lacked measures for Waspi women and child poverty, with warnings of rising inflation and a slowing economy.
The Budget is expected to elevate the UK tax burden to a historic high by 2027/28, while foreign aid cuts and insufficient support for universities drew criticism. Experts expressed concern over ongoing poverty issues and the government's failure to reverse welfare cuts.
Breitbart: JD Vance to Joe Rogan: Amnesty Will End Democracy
JD Vance stated that amnesty for illegal migrants could undermine U.S. democracy, likening it to California's political shift. He argued that mass migration burdens local communities and diminishes American citizens' representation and economic conditions.
Vance also criticized corporate interests pushing for cheap labor, suggesting that this drives migration policy. He claimed that granting voting rights to millions of illegal migrants could permanently alter the political landscape, favoring Democrats.
The Western Journal: Trump Fires Back, Slaps CBS with $10B Lawsuit Over 'Deceptive Editing' of Kamala Harris Interview
Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against CBS, claiming the network manipulated a "60 Minutes" interview with Vice President Kamala Harris to mislead voters. He alleges that CBS's editing distorted her responses to favor the Democratic Party ahead of the 2024 election.
The lawsuit argues that CBS's actions constitute election interference and violate media responsibilities to represent the truth. Trump contends that the deceptive editing obscured Harris's capabilities and misrepresented her stance on significant issues, particularly U.S. foreign policy.
Breitbart: Vance to Cuban: ‘Insulting to My Wife,’ All Women Trump Supporters
Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance criticized Mark Cuban's remarks about Donald Trump's relationships with women, defending his wife and other prominent women in Trump's circle. He emphasized the importance of focusing on public policy rather than personal attacks in politics.
Vance urged voters to reject the negativity from figures like Kamala Harris and to support Trump in the upcoming election. He highlighted the need for constructive political discourse.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: U.S. Property Taxes Soar by 7%, Sanctuary State of New Jersey Hit the Hardest
Property taxes for U.S. single-family homes reached $363 billion in 2023, marking a nearly seven percent increase from the previous year, driven by inflationary pressures. The average household paid $4,062, with some counties exceeding $10,000 annually.
In New Jersey, high property taxes coincide with challenges stemming from policies that allow undocumented immigrants to work in licensed jobs. Governor Murphy faces backlash as residents grow frustrated with rising taxes and the strain on welfare services.
#health
The Western Journal: 'My Heart Was Racing': JD Vance Talks Stance on COVID Vaccine and His Rough Experience After Taking It
Senator J.D. Vance discussed his adverse reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine on "The Joe Rogan Experience," stating he experienced severe illness and a racing heart after vaccination. He criticized the pharmaceutical industry's liability exemption for vaccine-related injuries.
Vance highlighted concerns about vaccine safety and noted that many people he spoke with reported feeling ill after their second dose. He called for transparency regarding vaccine safety issues and suggested that the liability shield for pharmaceutical companies should be reconsidered.