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1 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Presidential Polls Might Be Saving Face In Final Election Sprint—Here’s Why They Might Be Wrong
Polling experts express concerns about the accuracy of 2024 election polls, noting potential "herding" effects as results converge. Previous elections showed significant inaccuracies, particularly in 2016 and 2020, complicating predictions for the current race.
Factors like voter engagement, biases, and polling methodologies contribute to uncertainty. The tight race suggests that minor polling errors could significantly impact the outcome, with both sides wary of potential surprises.
GB News: 'Donald Trump presidency would be a disaster for post-Brexit Britain - and for the rest of the world," says Stephen Pound
The author recounts a challenging experience while seeking support for a Democrat candidate in the U.S., noting a stark division in American politics. They express concern over the potential consequences of another Trump presidency for the U.K., Ukraine, NATO, and American democracy.
Despite the political climate, the author observes the kindness of ordinary Americans, contrasting it with the chaos of the current political landscape. They highlight the peculiarities of the electoral process and the candidates, emphasizing a yearning for a return to sanity.
Breitbart: MI: Mike Rogers Surges Ahead in Senate Race, Trump Leads Harris
Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers has gained six points in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, leading Rep. Elissa Slotkin by two points, according to a recent poll. Rogers now holds 49% support among likely voters, while Slotkin remains at 47%.
Slotkin's campaign has been affected by her response to President Biden's remarks about Trump supporters. The presidential race shows Trump leading Harris by one point, with both candidates maintaining their previous numbers.
Human Events: Shanghai clamps down on Halloween celebrations, tightens security
Chinese authorities intensified Halloween restrictions, deploying police to prevent citizens from mocking the CCP through costumes. Celebrations were met with roadblocks and dispersal of crowds, as officials aimed to maintain public order and suppress dissent.
Last year's Halloween saw defiance against the regime, but this year, the atmosphere in Shanghai was subdued, with reports of police chasing away costumed individuals. Authorities sought to avoid any potential protests linked to the holiday.
The Western Journal: Mark Cuban's Attempt to 'Clarify' His Attack on Pro-Trump Women Flops: 'You Just Made It 50 Times Worse'
Mark Cuban, a supporter of Vice President Kamala Harris, faced backlash after he called women who support Donald Trump "weak and unintelligent" during an appearance on "The View." His comments drew significant criticism from Trump supporters, who felt he insulted many strong women.
Cuban attempted to clarify his remarks on social media, but the effort was largely seen as ineffective and only intensified the outrage. His statements may have implications for the upcoming election as they highlight perceived divisions within the political landscape.
The Federalist: Double-Check Your Ballot: KY Machine Marked Trump Vote For Harris
A voter in Kentucky reported issues with an electronic voting machine, claiming it switched her vote from Donald Trump to Kamala Harris after multiple attempts. The incident prompted investigations, with officials confirming the machine malfunctioned during testing but stating that no widespread issues were found.
Kentucky's Attorney General and local election officials reassured voters about the integrity of the voting process, emphasizing the importance of verifying selections before finalizing ballots. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about electronic voting systems.
The Telegraph: Valencia’s governor posed for photos amid flash flood red alerts
Valencia’s president, Carlos Mazón, received a sustainable tourism award amid warnings of severe flooding. His government faced backlash for a delayed emergency alert, prompting calls for his resignation as a temporary morgue was established to handle casualties.
Residents expressed frustration over the late warning, questioning the response to the crisis.
The Western Journal: LeBron James Endorses Kamala Harris Using Wildly Misleading Video
LeBron James endorsed Kamala Harris in a social media post, attempting to rally support for her presidential campaign. His video, criticized for being misleading and lacking substantive content, drew backlash from users who accused him of promoting false narratives and stoking division.
Critics highlighted the disconnect between James' privileged lifestyle and the struggles of everyday Americans, questioning the sincerity of his political stance. The endorsement comes as his Lakers face a losing streak, adding to the scrutiny of his off-court activities.
The Federalist: Judge: AZ Must Release Info Of Voters Lacking Citizenship Proof
A judge has ordered Arizona's elections chief to disclose the identities of 218,000 voters lacking proof of citizenship, following a request from Strong Communities Foundation of Arizona. The ruling comes amid concerns over the accuracy of voter registration data.
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes had previously claimed insufficient documentation existed, but the court found inconsistencies in his testimony. The list must be provided by November 4, with restrictions on its distribution to protect voter privacy.
Breitbart: Jennifer Lopez Smears Trump as ‘Biggest Adversary America Has Internally Ever Had’ at Kamala Rally
Jennifer Lopez criticized former President Donald Trump at a rally in Las Vegas, labeling him as America's biggest internal adversary. She endorsed Kamala Harris, emphasizing her support for the Puerto Rican community while avoiding specific policy achievements or challenges faced by Harris.
Lopez's comments sparked backlash, particularly regarding her past relationship with Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is currently facing serious legal issues. Critics noted her vague emotional appeal rather than substantive discussion of Harris's record.
Fox News: McConnell issues smackdown of Kentucky Dem governor's call to abolish the Electoral College
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell criticized Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for advocating the abolition of the Electoral College, arguing it reflects a disregard for the Constitution. Beshear supports a national popular vote system, claiming it would improve governance and elections.
The debate centers on whether the Electoral College effectively represents the will of the majority, as seen in past elections where candidates won the presidency without winning the popular vote. McConnell contends that the Electoral College protects minority interests and ensures a national focus in presidential campaigns.
Human Events: Radiohead’s Thom Yorke walks off stage after being heckled by pro-Palestinian protester
Thom Yorke of Radiohead left the stage during a Melbourne concert after a confrontation with a pro-Palestinian heckler. The exchange escalated as Yorke challenged the heckler to speak directly to him, leading to his departure before returning to perform one last song.
This incident follows previous criticism from the BDS movement regarding the band's stance on performing in Israel. Yorke has expressed his disagreement with the cultural boycott, emphasizing individual decision-making in such matters.
GB News: Kamala Harris ‘shows weakness’ at pivotal stage of US election race as Vice President sparks fury with ‘hysterical’ comment
Donald Trump's campaign adviser claims Kamala Harris is losing the presidential race, citing her inability to connect with voters on economic issues. Polls show a tight race, with Harris only one point ahead of Trump, and her messaging is criticized as ineffective.
Lanza argues that Harris's focus on attacking Trump rather than presenting a clear economic plan will hinder her chances of winning. He asserts that her core voter base is insufficient for victory and suggests she has not effectively rebuilt the coalition that supported Biden in 2020.
Breitbart: Stacey Abrams: Record 'Turnout Does Not Mean There Is Not Voter Suppression'
Stacey Abrams highlighted ongoing "voter suppression activity" in Georgia, despite record early voting turnout. She attributed long lines to recent laws that restrict mail-in voting, making it more challenging for vulnerable populations to cast their ballots.
Abrams emphasized that, despite these obstacles, voters are determined to participate in the election, indicating a strong commitment to their rights and representation.
#society
GB News: Ex-British Army chief blasts 'cynical' white poppies as students show solidarity with Gaza
Lord Richard Dannatt criticized the rising popularity of white poppies among students as a sign of solidarity with Gaza, calling it a "cynical" attempt to overshadow the traditional red poppy's role in commemorating war sacrifices. He expressed concern over conflating peace with remembrance.
Dannatt warned that promoting white poppies in schools reflects a troubling trend of "woke" ideologies influencing vulnerable students, suggesting it undermines the significance of honoring those who fought for freedom.
#economy
Breitbart: Private Sector Shrank By 28,000, Worst Since 2020, While Government Jobs Rose 40,000
The U.S. economy added only 12,000 jobs in October, significantly below expectations. The private sector lost 28,000 jobs, while government hiring contributed positively with 40,000 new positions.
Manufacturing and retail sectors saw notable declines, with overall private sector growth stagnant compared to last year.