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10 Nov 2024
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Fox News: Charlamagne tha God surprised by exit polls showing Trump won 33% of voters of color
Radio host Charlamagne tha God expressed surprise at exit polling indicating that President-elect Trump garnered 33% of non-White voters in the 2024 election. He attributed this support to kitchen table issues, emphasizing that voters prioritize economic concerns over identity politics.
Charlamagne also commented on the state of the Democratic campaign, suggesting that Vice President Kamala Harris deserved more credit despite the challenges faced by President Biden. He noted a shift in rhetoric from Democrats regarding Trump post-election, questioning the sincerity of their previous claims about him being a threat to democracy.
Breitbart: Jim Jordan: Republicans Are the Party Against Political Prosecution
Representative Jim Jordan defended Donald Trump on CNN, asserting that the Republican Party opposes political retribution. He emphasized that Trump did not pursue prosecutions during his first term and expressed his stance against what he termed "lawfare" and political targeting.
Jordan dismissed concerns about potential actions in a second Trump term, reiterating that the party stands against political prosecution and emphasizing the need to stop investigations driven by political motives.
Breitbart: Pollak: Democrats, Try 'Opposition' This Time Instead of 'Resistance'
Democrats are urged to abandon the term “resistance” and instead embrace traditional opposition as they reflect on their electoral defeats. The term suggests a tyrannical majority, which can lead to divisive rhetoric and extreme actions, distancing the party from voters.
Historically, using such language has backfired, as seen in the backlash against Democrats for labeling opponents as “Nazis.” To regain trust, Democrats should focus on constructive dialogue and policy advocacy rather than chaos and fear.
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GB News: Cowboy plumbers overcharge elderly couple £7,000 for just 4-hour job
An elderly couple in Kent faced a shocking bill of £8,650 for four hours of plumbing work, which was significantly reduced to £765 after their daughter-in-law intervened. The couple, vulnerable due to language barriers, were pressured by the plumbers to pay escalating costs.
Sarah Lau managed to obtain alternative quotes and confronted the plumbing company, which initially used aggressive tactics to intimidate her in-laws. She emphasized the importance of getting multiple quotes and seeking help from family when dealing with such situations.
The Western Journal: Thermal Imaging Deployed, Locals Told to Secure Homes After 43 Monkeys Escape from Research Facility
A mass escape of 43 rhesus macaques from the Alpha Genesis Primate Research facility in Yemassee, South Carolina, prompted local authorities to issue a lockdown. Residents were advised to secure their homes and avoid interaction with the animals, which are believed to be in nearby trees.
The escape occurred due to an unsecured door. Local police and facility staff are using thermal imaging and traps to locate the primates, while food is being left in the woods to lure them back. The public is urged to report sightings without attempting to approach the animals.
Times Of Israel: Israel urges citizens not to attend Paris soccer game against French national team
Israeli authorities have advised citizens to avoid attending the upcoming France-Israel soccer match in Paris due to recent violence against Israelis in Amsterdam. The National Security Council highlighted threats from pro-Palestinian groups and advised against attending events with Israeli participation for the next week.
In response to the situation, Paris police will deploy a significant security presence at the match, including 4,000 officers, and will implement strict security measures. French President Emmanuel Macron plans to attend, signaling support against antisemitism following the violent incidents in Amsterdam.