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America One News
10 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Both parties at risk of learning wrong lessons from Trump's victory
In the wake of Donald Trump's election victory, both political sides are eager to attribute his success to new media platforms like X and podcasts. However, voter feedback indicates that economic concerns and dissatisfaction with Kamala Harris were the primary factors influencing the election outcome.
The article argues that while both sides may misinterpret the role of media, the reality is that voters prioritized practical issues over media narratives. For Republicans, the key takeaway is to focus on addressing economic and border security concerns rather than overestimating the influence of new media.
The Western Journal: Trump Flipped Single Most Hispanic County in America, Beat Kamala in Walloping Landslide
Donald Trump’s recent victory in the 2024 election marks a significant shift in voter demographics, particularly among Hispanic voters. In Starr County, Texas, the most Hispanic county in the U.S., Trump secured 57.7% of the vote, a dramatic change from previous elections where Democrats dominated.
This trend reflects a broader increase in minority support for Trump, with Hispanic backing rising from 32% in 2020 to 46% in 2024. Additionally, Trump gained notable percentages of the Asian, Black, and American Indian votes, indicating a diversification of his voter base.
GB News: Cummings 'coordinated' Boris' downfall after 'threatening' ex-PM over partygate 'p**s-ups'
Dominic Cummings allegedly orchestrated a campaign to topple Boris Johnson's premiership by threatening him over the partygate scandal. Cummings claimed he could trap Johnson into lying about lockdown parties, leading to a series of damaging revelations and Johnson's eventual resignation.
Johnson faced significant backlash and admitted to making "catastrophic" mistakes in handling the situation, describing the process as an "unfair witch-hunt." Despite their departures from frontline politics, both figures remain subjects of speculation regarding potential future returns.
The Western Journal: NFL Star Who Wore a MAGA Hat on Field Calmly Takes a Victory Lap as Reporters Pester Him About Election
San Francisco 49ers player Nick Bosa defended his decision to wear a "Make America Great Again" hat during a post-game interview, despite the NFL's rules against political messages. Following Donald Trump's election victory, Bosa expressed that it was "well worth it," even as he faced a $11,255 fine.
Bosa's act has sparked debate over the NFL's enforcement of political expression, with critics pointing out perceived double standards in how the league handles different political messages. Bosa remained indifferent to the controversy, stating that the nation's choice was clear.
Breitbart: ‘Saturday Night Live’ Host Bill Burr, ‘Weekend Update’ Segment Skewer Democrats After Kamala’s Election Lost
The latest episode of "Saturday Night Live," hosted by Bill Burr, addressed the Democrats' election defeat, particularly focusing on Vice President Kamala Harris. Burr humorously critiqued the party's approach and suggested changes for future candidates.
The Weekend Update segment also mocked the Democrats, with Colin Jost referencing the perceived ineffectiveness of their election strategies and joking about President Biden's age and performance.
GB News: 'Block every port!' Rebel farmers threaten to 'starve supermarkets' after Reeves' inheritance tax raid
Farmers in the UK are threatening to blockade ports and disrupt food supplies in response to Rachel Reeves' new budget, which includes a 20% inheritance tax on assets over £1 million. This has sparked anger among farmers who were previously exempt from the 40% tax.
The protests are inspired by similar actions across Europe, with farmers feeling betrayed by Labour's leadership. The government defends the tax as necessary for fiscal sustainability, stating that farm-owning couples can still pass on significant assets tax-free.
Le Monde: War in the Middle East: 'Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich, a supremacist and revisionist, should not be welcomed in France'
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's finance minister, openly embraces far-right ideologies, including racism and anti-Arab sentiments. He is set to visit Paris for a gala organized by Israel Is Forever, which supports extremist Israeli settler agendas and has controversial views on Gaza.
Smotrich has been criticized for his inflammatory rhetoric and actions, including calls for violence against Palestinians and acceleration of settlement expansion in the West Bank. His views challenge the recognition of Palestinian identity and culture, complicating the ongoing conflict.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Tens of thousands protest in Valencia over flood response
Tens of thousands protested in Valencia against authorities' handling of recent deadly floods, which killed at least 220 people. Demonstrators criticized regional president Carlos Mazon and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez for inadequate warnings before the disaster.
Protests also occurred in other Spanish cities, highlighting widespread anger over the government's response. Many residents received flood alerts too late, as cars were already being swept away.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Saudi army chief set to pay rare visit to Iran to meet counterpart as relations warm
A senior Saudi military official, Fayyad al-Ruwaili, will visit Tehran for discussions aimed at strengthening defense ties, marking a significant high-level meeting since the countries restored relations last year. This follows a phone call in November where Iran expressed readiness to enhance military cooperation.
The visit underscores a shift in relations between the historically rival nations, which had severed ties in 2016. The rapprochement was facilitated by a China-brokered deal earlier this year, with both countries previously backing opposing factions in regional conflicts.
#military
Times Of Israel: In the ghost town of Metula, over 60% of buildings have been destroyed by Hezbollah
In Metula, a town in northern Israel, residents have been displaced for over a year due to continuous shelling from Hezbollah. The local council head, David Azoulai, reports that the town, once home to 2,000 people, is now largely deserted, with significant destruction to infrastructure.
The ongoing conflict has resulted in civilian casualties and extensive damage, with estimates of over 60,000 displaced in northern Israel. Azoulai emphasizes the need for security before residents can consider returning, as many homes have been destroyed and the town remains under threat.
#technology
GB News: Sky Black Friday sale arrives early with lowest-ever price for Sky TV and Netflix, and that's not all
Sky has launched its Black Friday sale early, offering significant discounts on television, broadband, and mobile bundles. Key highlights include a reduced price for Sky Stream, now at £19 per month, which includes access to over 100 channels and a Netflix subscription.
Additionally, Sky Glass is available at discounted rates, featuring a QLED screen and Dolby Atmos sound. The sale runs through the duration of new contracts, making it an opportune time for customers to secure long-term savings.