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4 Oct 2023
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#politics
Forbes: Trump For Speaker? Ex-President Isn’t Ruling Out Replacing McCarthy—But His Criminal Charges Could Prevent It.
Some Republicans want Trump to replace McCarthy as House Speaker, but it's unlikely he will take the job due to his busy schedule and potential legal issues. Trump has not ruled out the idea and said he will do what's best for the country and the Republican Party. However, the GOP conference rules suggest he may be ineligible for the position. It is also unprecedented for a non-member to be elected as House Speaker.
Breitbart: WATCH: Breitbart News' Joel Pollak Defends Kevin McCarthy's Record
Breitbart News Senior Editor Joel B. Pollak defends former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, calling Republicans' decision to fire him "monumentally stupid." Pollak points to McCarthy's popularity and his success in forcing negotiations on the debt ceiling. He also criticizes the Republicans who voted against McCarthy, highlighting their support for media bailouts and opposition to conservative media.
National Review: The Corner: On ‘Blaming’ Democrats for Kevin McCarthy’s Ouster
The debate over Democrats aligning with Representative Matt Gaetz to remove Representative Kevin McCarthy as speaker highlights dysfunction within the Republican Party. Democrats chose not to support McCarthy, despite his efforts to keep the government functional. This decision leaves the House without a speaker close to the next funding deadline. Additionally, Democrats' support of MAGA-style candidates in Republican primaries contributes to the rise of extremist figures.
Daily Wire: Karine Jean-Pierre: Cuellar Got Carjacked Because Republicans Didn’t Vote For American Rescue Plan
White House Press Secretary suggests that Rep. Cuellar's carjacking was due to Republicans not voting for Biden's American Rescue Plan. Cuellar remained calm and cooperated during the attack.
Breitbart: Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry Boots Pelosi from Hideaway Office
House Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry (R-NC) boots Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) from her private office in the U.S. Capitol. Pelosi responds, pointing out the favor she did for former Speaker Dennis Hastert.
Breitbart: Rep. Jim Jordan Confirms Run for Speaker of the House
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) confirmed his candidacy for speaker of the House. With his reputation as a fierce opponent of Obama and previous Republican speakers, Jordan has become a key figure in the impeachment inquiry against President Biden. He enjoys strong support from conservatives and is positioned to unite the party's conservative wing with the establishment block.
The New American: Politicians Boo The American People, Show Loyalty to Lobbyists! - The New American
Rep Matt Gaetz speaks the truth about following the will of the people and not taking money from lobbyists, causing house members to boo him.
The New American: Convention of States: Congress Fears Article V; Bureaucracy Usurps State Sovereignty - The New American
A blog post from the Convention of States (COS) argues that bureaucrats are usurping the sovereignty of the people and state legislatures, and that a Constitutional Convention is needed to address this issue. However, the author questions the validity of this argument, pointing out that Congress and state legislatures already have the power to hold the bureaucracy accountable. The author suggests that instead of pursuing a Constitutional Convention, efforts should be made to educate Americans about the proper constitutional relationship between the states and the federal government.
#society
Newsbusters: Anti-Americanism: Flying Nude, A Fake Vajayjay & Human Incubators
This week on Woke of the Weak, we witnessed the extreme anti-Americanism in our nation. A woman went through airport security with no pants or underwear on. Additionally, a gay couple hired a surrogate to carry their baby, disregarding the importance of a mother in the household. Pro-lifers were criticized while parents were told they couldn't decide their child's gender. Whoopi Goldberg claimed to be "pro-life" but advocated for abortion. And we saw a trans woman assert that you wouldn't be able to tell their biological gender.
Midwest Living: Halloween Celebrations Worth Traveling For
Midwest Halloween celebrations are larger-than-life events filled with parades, costume contests, and spooky activities. Anoka, Minnesota, known as the Halloween Capital of the World, hosts a month-long celebration with parades, movie nights, and a pumpkin weigh-off. Jack's Pumpkin Pop-Up in Chicago offers pumpkin-filled activities for both families and adults, including a corn maze and Halloween-inspired cocktails. The Irvington Halloween Festival in Indianapolis features a masquerade ball, horror movie night, and a Street Fair with live music and vendors. Galena, Illinois, presents an annual Halloween parade and festival with elaborate floats and an evening light display. Manitowoc, Wisconsin hosts the Windigo Fest, the largest Halloween festival in the state, with celebrity guests and paranormal activities. Mackinac Island, Michigan, celebrates its last big weekend of the season with Halloween events like the Great Turtle Run and downtown trick-or-treating. Conner Prairie's Headless Horseman Festival in Fishers, Indiana offers haunted hayrides, magic shows, and a tribute to the legend of the Headless Horseman. Dearborn, Michigan showcases Hallowe'en in Greenfield Village, a bewitching after-hours experience with carnival attractions and colorful costumed characters. Soderstrom Castle in Peoria Heights, Illinois hosts a Halloween light-and-music show for trick-or-treaters, while the Neewollah Festival in Independence, Kansas features parades, live music, and a scarecrow contest. Fairfield County, Ohio invites visitors to explore the Trail of Scarecrows, showcasing more than 250 scarecrows created by local businesses and organizations. Elkhart, Indiana presents Garden of Villains, a collaboration with the Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum, that delves into the darker side of the Marvel Universe. DeadWeird in Deadwood, South Dakota offers a Monster Ball, costume contest, candlelight tours, and family-friendly trick-or-treating.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling kills one in Kherson Oblast Russian shelling kills one in Kherson Oblast
Russian shelling kills one civilian in Kherson Oblast, Ukraine.
Euromaidan Press: Officials: US to transfer weapons seized from Iran to Ukraine
US officials plan to transfer thousands of seized Iranian weapons to Ukraine to address equipment shortages.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: The U.S. Should Ask for More From Saudi Arabia
The Biden administration is considering a U.S.-brokered Saudi-Israeli normalization accord. The Saudis are demanding a defense treaty, help with a civilian nuclear program, and access to more U.S. weapons systems, while the U.S. is asking for Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel. However, the potential commitment the U.S. is being asked to make is much greater than what Saudi Arabia is offering, and there are concerns about Saudi Arabia's repressive regime and close relations with U.S. adversaries.
#economy
Red State: Biden's Disappointing Economy: September Jobs Report Below Expectations
The September jobs report reveals a disappointing increase in private-sector jobs, with only 89,000 jobs added to the economy. Economists expected double that amount. The leisure and hospitality sector showed some gains, but large companies continued to shed employees.
#history
The New American: The History of the Speaker of the House, Part 1 - The New American
The history of the speaker of the House of Representatives in the United States is explored, highlighting the evolution of the position's authority and influence. The speaker's role, rooted in the U.S. Constitution, has shaped American politics and governance throughout history.
#health
Flag And Cross: Fukushima Study Links Radiation To Higher Risk Of Diabetes In Emergency Workers
A Fukushima study found a link between radiation and diabetes among emergency workers who responded to the nuclear accident. Those exposed to higher levels of radiation had a higher risk of developing the condition. The study suggests that radiation may negatively affect insulin production and contribute to inflammation, leading to diabetes.
Forbes: How Selena Gomez, Megan Thee Stallion, Ryan Reynolds And Other A-Listers Are Marking World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day serves as a reminder of the escalating mental health crisis. Over 50 million American adults suffer from mental illness, with a 2% increase from last year. Suicide rates have also risen, making it the second leading cause of death for people aged 10-34. Celebrities like Selena Gomez, Megan Thee Stallion, and Ryan Reynolds are using their platforms to shed light on mental healthcare and provide resources for those in need. This year, events like the Rare Impact Fund Benefit, the Mental Wealth Expo, and the World Mental Health Day Festival aim to reduce stigma and expand access to mental health services and education.
Flag And Cross: Daily Cup Of Tea Cuts Type 2 Diabetes Risk By Over A Quarter, Study Finds
Drinking a cup of tea daily can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 28%. Dark tea, which is not widely available in the UK, can reduce the risk by 47%. The unique fermentation process in dark tea produces bioactive compounds that improve blood sugar control and insulin resistance.
#crime
The Blaze: 50 children went MISSING in September alone in THIS well-known American city
Cleveland, Ohio has seen an alarming number of children go missing, with over 1,000 reported missing so far this year. While Cleveland PD claims many are runaways, there are concerns of human trafficking and other dangers that these children may face. The case of John Zitner, founder of Breakthrough Charter Schools, who was arrested on human trafficking charges, has raised suspicions of a possible connection to the missing children.
Daily Signal: Florida Law Permitting Death Penalty for Pedos Takes Effect
Florida's new law allowing the death penalty for child rapists is now in effect. The minimum sentence is life in prison without parole. Governor DeSantis hopes this will challenge the Supreme Court's ruling on capital punishment.
Daily Wire: Suspect Identified In 1989 Murder Of Wichita Woman
Paul Hart, a suspect in the 1989 murder of Krista Martin, has been identified through DNA evidence. Hart died in 1999 in a car accident. The case is considered closed.
#sports
Forbes: 2030 World Cup Hosts: Morocco, Spain And Portugal
Morocco, Spain, and Portugal will host the 2030 Men's World Cup, with some matches played in South America to commemorate the tournament's 100th anniversary. Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay will host the opening ceremony and first three matches.
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Breitbart: Pope Francis: Americans' 'Irresponsible Lifestyle' Fuels Climate Crisis
Pope Francis declares climate change a "silent disease" affecting everyone, blaming the United States for the "climate emergency." He insists that multilateral agreements between states are the only solution. However, a group of over 1,600 scientists refutes the existence of a "climate emergency," stating that Earth's climate has naturally varied throughout history and that there is no statistical evidence linking global warming to natural disasters. They propose adaptation instead of mitigation policies.
Foreign Policy: How to Break China’s Hold on Batteries and Critical Minerals
The United States' rapid growth in electric vehicle sales has the potential to reduce reliance on oil, limit climate change, and decrease the power of petrostates like Russia. However, concerns about China's control over the supply chains for EV batteries have led some to argue against the transition. While supply chain concerns are valid, the US should view the challenge of critical minerals as an obstacle that can be overcome through diplomacy, investment, and innovation. By prioritizing research and development, expanding domestic mining and processing, and diversifying supply chains with allies, the US can meet the demand for energy storage in a more resilient and sustainable way.
Flag And Cross: Shiba Inu Cryptocurrency Plunges 4% Amid Drop In Burn Rate
Shiba Inu cryptocurrency experienced a 4% decline due to a drop in the burn rate. Over $250,000 worth of SHIB was liquidated in the past 24 hours. Despite the decrease in value, the trading volume of SHIB saw a 15% increase.