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8 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Whoopi Goldberg calls Biden the 'acting president' on 'The View'
Whoopi Goldberg referred to President Biden as "our acting president" while defending Vice President Kamala Harris on "The View." The panel discussed Harris' media outreach, praising her efforts to connect with voters through various platforms, including podcasts.
The term "acting president" typically applies when a president is temporarily incapacitated. Biden's decision to step aside from the 2024 nomination raises concerns about his capabilities, prompting discussions about Harris' visibility and engagement with the electorate.
The Federalist: GOP Gov. Removes Doctor For Opposing Transing Children
Wyoming radiologist Eric Cubin has filed a lawsuit seeking reinstatement to the state's Board of Medicine after being removed by Governor Mark Gordon. The removal followed Cubin's criticism of the Wyoming Medical Society's stance on "Chloe's Law," which restricts gender transition treatments for minors.
Cubin claims his removal violated his First Amendment rights, arguing it was a retaliatory action for expressing his views. The case raises questions about free speech and the authority of state boards in relation to political advocacy.
GB News: Kamala Harris relied on 'bland word soup' in CBS interview, Freddy Gray claims
Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism following her interview with CBS's '60 Minutes,' where she struggled to articulate her positions on immigration and border security. This has raised concerns about her effectiveness as a presidential candidate.
The Federalist: Trump’s Butler Return Highlights Secret Service Failures In July
Security measures at a recent rally for former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania were significantly enhanced compared to a previous event where he was shot. Local, state, and federal officials were present, with visible snipers and counter-drone systems in place, addressing past failures of the Secret Service.
A Senate report highlighted multiple lapses in security at the earlier rally, including poor communication and lack of coordination with local law enforcement. Following the incident, the Secret Service has implemented changes to improve protective operations and communication capabilities.
Fox News: 'Tough call': Atlanta voters split on who will win Georgia
Voters in Atlanta express mixed opinions on whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will win Georgia in the upcoming presidential election. While some see positive energy for Harris, others believe the state remains predominantly Republican, indicating a tight race ahead.
The outcome may hinge on voter turnout, with varying sentiments reflecting Georgia's evolving political landscape from traditionally red to more competitive. Many view the election as a critical moment for the state's future.
GB News: Knives for Starmer were 'being sharpened' during the election, says former Labour Minister
Former Labour minister Steve McCabe attributes the government's lack of a honeymoon period to internal factional conflicts that began during the election campaign. He notes that the government faces numerous inherited challenges and has struggled with communication and anticipating criticism.
McCabe expresses sympathy for Sue Gray's departure, viewing it as inevitable given her prominence in the narrative. He emphasizes the need for the Labour government to address fairness in tax policies and acknowledges that their electoral success was influenced by the Tory party's decline.
The Federalist: NV Failed Mass Mail-In Ballot Experiment Shouldn't Be A Blueprint
Nevada's automatic vote-by-mail system has faced significant issues, including ballots sent to commercial addresses such as casinos and gas stations. A lawsuit prompted Clark County to investigate and correct voter rolls, revealing over 92,000 undeliverable ballots in 2020 and 95,000 in 2022.
These problems raise concerns about election integrity and timely results, as mail ballots can arrive after Election Day, contributing to prolonged uncertainty in election outcomes. Critics argue that this system undermines public confidence and the electoral process.
#society
GB News: 'Catastrophic' Hurricane Milton set to smash into Florida as mayor urges people to evacuate: 'If you choose to stay you are going to die!'
Tampa's mayor has issued an urgent evacuation alert as Hurricane Milton approaches, warning that staying in evacuation zones could be fatal. The storm is forecasted to bring a storm surge of 10-12 feet and winds up to 180 mph, potentially surpassing the damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
Residents are evacuating, with long traffic queues and panic buying observed. Mayor Jane Castor emphasized the unprecedented nature of the threat, urging people to leave immediately to avoid catastrophic consequences.
Le Monde: Karim Kattan: 'Why has Gaza vanished behind false arguments, ambiguities and sorrowful whispers?'
The situation in Gaza has become normalized, with daily death tolls treated as routine rather than emergencies. This desensitization reflects a broader societal acceptance of violence against Palestinians, overshadowing their plight amidst other controversies.
Media coverage often employs euphemisms that obscure the reality of the conflict, contributing to a flawed understanding of the ongoing atrocities. The lack of direct reporting from Gaza, due to restrictions, further complicates the narrative surrounding the violence faced by Palestinians.
#other
The Telegraph: Russian spies ‘on sustained mission to generate mayhem in British streets’, says MI5 boss
MI5's head, Ken McCallum, warned of Russian spies actively causing chaos in the UK, leveraging criminal elements due to the expulsion of Russian diplomats. He highlighted recent arson attacks linked to Russia and cautioned against taking money from hostile states for illegal acts.
McCallum also noted the rising threat of Iranian-backed plots and the influence of Middle Eastern conflicts on UK security. He emphasized the need for law enforcement to maintain access to online communications to counter terrorism, particularly among youth influenced by extremist propaganda.