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10 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Exit Polling: 40 Percent of Women Under 30 Dumped Harris for Trump
In the recent presidential election, 40% of women under 30 voted for Donald Trump, marking a significant shift for the Republican Party. Despite efforts from Vice President Kamala Harris to appeal to this demographic through celebrity endorsements and a focus on abortion rights, economic concerns dominated their priorities.
Exit polls indicated that only 13% of young voters prioritized abortion, while 40% cited the economy as their main concern. Additionally, Latino men showed a notable preference for Trump over Harris, a stark contrast to their voting patterns in 2020.
Fox News: Blue state governors scorned after sending warnings to Trump: 'The American people are done with' this
Blue state Democrats are preparing to resist President-elect Trump's policies, claiming they conflict with their state interests. Trump transition spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt criticized these governors for being disconnected from voter sentiment, noting significant shifts towards Trump in traditionally blue states like New York and California.
Democratic governors, including Kathy Hochul of New York and J.B. Pritzker of Illinois, have vowed to protect their constituents from any harmful actions by the incoming administration. They emphasize their commitment to fight against any rollback of rights or progressive policies.
Fox News: Byron Donalds unleashes on Dem Trump 'lies,' says there's one metric he will use to lead
Florida Rep. Byron Donald criticized Democrats for spreading misinformation about Donald Trump's potential second administration, asserting that Trump's focus is on American success, border security, and economic growth. He emphasized that Trump's agenda does not include an "enemies list," contrary to claims from left-wing media.
Donalds noted that Trump's recent electoral success was bolstered by support from Black and Hispanic voters, who prioritize safety and economic opportunities. He argued that Trump's policies will benefit all Americans, particularly in addressing issues related to illegal immigration and economic prosperity.
The Federalist: WI's Dem AG Sends Audacious Warning To President-Elect Trump
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul emphasized in a recent email to his Department of Justice staff that the election of Donald Trump will not alter their mission or values. Critics argue that Kaul's actions, including a controversial raid on conservative Mayor Doug Diny, reflect a politically motivated agenda rather than a commitment to impartial justice.
Kaul's office has faced accusations of weaponizing the DOJ against political opponents, particularly in relation to investigations surrounding election integrity. As tensions rise with a potential shift in federal policies under Trump, concerns grow about the implications for civil rights and the integrity of legal processes in Wisconsin.
Fox News: Letitia James vows to continue targeting Trump after years in the courtroom: 'Trump derangement syndrome'
New York Attorney General Letitia James has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump, promising to pursue legal action against him since her election in 2018. Following Trump's recent election victory, she reiterated her commitment to hold him accountable, despite accusations from Trump of a politically motivated "witch hunt."
James has launched multiple investigations into Trump's business practices, claiming he inflated his net worth for financial gain. Trump has denied wrongdoing and plans to appeal a substantial civil fraud judgment against him. Legal experts suggest that the recent election results may signal a shift away from what they term "lawfare" against Trump.
#society
Fox News: Post-election, Christian author provides his proof that cultural shift has been 'brewing for years'
Christian author Paul Anleitner argues that recent cultural shifts in America explain the surprising outcome of the presidential election. He cites the success of "Top Gun: Maverick," the rise of non-traditional comedians, and increased enrollment in Christian schools as indicators of changing values away from progressive ideologies.
Anleitner also notes a decline in DEI programs at major corporations and backlash against progressive storylines in popular media like "Star Wars." He suggests that these trends reflect a broader cultural movement towards traditional values, which may have influenced voter behavior.
Fox News: Veterans Day 2024 vacation deals and discounts announced to honor American heroes
In honor of Veterans Day, various travel companies are offering special deals for veterans and military families. Travel advisor Sarah Basham highlights the importance of vacations for these families, especially after travel restrictions were lifted post-2020.
Norwegian Cruise Line, for example, provides a 10% discount and special onboard experiences for military personnel, while the National Park Service is offering free access to over 400 parks. Other promotions include a 15% discount from Sandals & Beaches Resorts available through Nov. 16.
Fox News: ‘Wicked’ movie dolls sold by Mattel include adult website on packaging
Mattel is facing criticism after dolls linked to the upcoming Universal Pictures film "Wicked" were packaged with a pornographic website address. The dolls, marketed for children over four, feature this inappropriate link on their packaging, which has raised concerns among parents and consumers.
Social media users have expressed outrage over the oversight, calling for accountability from the company. Other toy manufacturers associated with "Wicked," like Lego and Funko, did not include such content on their products. Mattel has yet to respond to the backlash.
Le Monde: A feminist man's guidebook to sex
In a recent piece, MAïA MAZAURETTE discusses the complexities of modern sexuality amid societal challenges, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and consent in intimate relationships. She outlines practical advice for men, highlighting the significance of seduction, understanding consent, and acknowledging the mental load women often carry.
MAZAURETTE encourages men to actively engage in the seduction process and respect women's autonomy, while also addressing the need for shared responsibilities in sexual relationships. This guide aims to foster healthier dynamics in the face of ongoing antifeminist sentiments.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump Is Already Solving Foreign Conflicts Before He's Even Stepped Into Office
Following Donald Trump's election victory, global leaders are responding positively, with Hamas seeking to end hostilities and Vladimir Putin acknowledging Trump's approach to the Ukraine crisis. China's Xi Jinping expressed a desire for cooperation with the incoming administration.
The commentary highlights a perceived shift in international dynamics, suggesting that Trump's strength and past policies may restore U.S. deterrence and influence. Concerns remain about the current administration's handling of military matters and the potential for conflicts before the transition.
#military
Times Of Israel: Israeli strike said to kill top Hezbollah assassin wanted for killing Lebanese PM
Israeli airstrikes reportedly killed Hezbollah commander Salim Jamil Ayyash, linked to the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. Ayyash, who had a $10 million bounty on him, was a senior member of Hezbollah's assassination unit and faced life imprisonment for his crimes.
Since the Syrian civil war began in 2011, Israel has conducted numerous strikes against Hezbollah and Iranian-backed forces. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with Israel targeting Hezbollah in response to attacks along its northern border.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Les Misérables' musical captured hearts across the world, but not in France
The musical "Les Misérables," based on Victor Hugo's work, has thrived globally for 40 years but has struggled to gain traction in France. A new French version will debut at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris on November 20, aiming to resonate better with local audiences.
Despite its international acclaim, including numerous awards and a long run in London, the show has not captured the French public's interest since its initial success in 1980. Producer Cameron Mackintosh expresses disappointment over the lack of recognition for the creators in their home country.