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14 Nov 2024
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The Imaginative Conservative: The Secularized Christianity of Oren Cass
A new trend in conservative politics, led by Oren Cass, suggests that Christian conservatives should pivot from a religious foundation to a secularized version of virtue. This shift aims to attract a broader audience by sidelining traditional moral issues rooted in Christianity, focusing instead on shared cultural values.
Cass argues that emphasizing secular virtues, such as work and community, can revitalize American society. However, critics contend that this approach neglects the essential role of faith and divine grace, reducing religion to a mere cultural identity rather than a moral foundation.
GB News: Farmers should 'take their tractors to protest' despite the ban, Malone claims
Farmers are set to protest in London, organized by the National Farmers' Union, but face a 'tractor ban' imposed by the Metropolitan Police to avoid road blockages. This has led to tensions between the farmers and law enforcement.
The Telegraph: Watch: New Zealand MPs perform haka in parliament to disrupt debate on Māori rights
New Zealand's parliament was disrupted as Māori members performed a haka in protest against a bill aimed at redefining the Treaty of Waitangi, signed in 1840. The treaty, crucial for Māori rights and autonomy, faces opposition from the ruling coalition's push for a narrower interpretation.
During a parliamentary vote, Māori MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke tore up the bill and led the haka, with other MPs and spectators joining in. The Speaker struggled to restore order amid the protest.
The Federalist: John Bolton Asks Deep State To Deep-Six Trump Nominees
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton criticized President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations of Tulsi Gabbard and Matt Gaetz, suggesting their confirmations should be delayed until they undergo FBI investigations. Bolton claims their appointments threaten national security and signal a loss of intelligence integrity.
Bolton's remarks come amid allegations of surveillance against Gabbard and past accusations against Gaetz, which were later dismissed. He argues that the Biden administration should act against these nominees to maintain national security.
Fox News: Florida AG files lawsuit against FEMA over alleged political discrimination against Trump supporters
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a lawsuit against FEMA officials for allegedly instructing workers to ignore storm victims who support President Trump. Reports indicate that at least 20 homes in Lake Placid were skipped for aid due to visible Trump signs, raising concerns about political discrimination in disaster response.
Moody and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis are demanding accountability, emphasizing that all storm victims should receive assistance regardless of political affiliation. FEMA has acknowledged the firing of a supervisor involved but insists the actions were not representative of the agency's values.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala: "I Will Never Give Up the Fight"
Kamala Harris is noted for her fundraising abilities, having raised over $1.4 billion, but criticism surrounds her effectiveness in public office and policy implementation. A recent text from her highlights ongoing efforts to address tight races and campaign debts.
Despite her fundraising success, the focus remains on her personal ambitions rather than broader political achievements.
Front Page Magazine: MSNBC Viewership Crashes After Election
Post-election, questions arise about the Left's response to Trump's win. Current indicators suggest a decline in engagement among liberal viewers, with ratings for top shows like "The Rachel Maddow Show" dropping significantly. MSNBC's viewership has plummeted, contrasting with Fox News' growth.
This potential burnout among the leftist base may hinder their ability to mount an effective counter. Observers note that media fatigue could be setting in, raising concerns about the sustainability of their previous momentum.
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GB News: Lulu, 76, sparks frenzy with rare snap of 'lookalike' sister as fans praise: 'Could be twins!'
Lulu, 76, is concluding her final tour, "Champagne for Lulu," with performances in Ipswich and Southend-On-Sea. She shared a heartfelt selfie with her sister Edwina during a recent concert, receiving admiration from fans for their striking resemblance.
As Lulu wraps up her touring career, she is working on a memoir and hinted at a potential biopic about her life. The memoir aims to be honest and relatable, particularly for young women.