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15 Nov 2024
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders America: Migrants Warned It’s Time to ‘Self-Deport’ - Liberty Nation News
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Tom Homan as the new "border czar," emphasizing a strict approach to immigration. Homan warned migrants that there would be no grace period for criminals and gang members, urging noncriminal migrants to consider self-deportation.
In response to the changing immigration landscape, sanctuary cities are closing immigrant shelters due to decreased migrant numbers and Trump's mass deportation plans. Meanwhile, a South American theft group has been exploiting the U.S. immigration system to commit crimes, often escaping serious repercussions.
#politics
GB News: Trump’s success with Black and Latino vote explained after ‘giant shift’ - 'They woke up!'
A polling expert noted a significant shift in minority voter support that contributed to Donald Trump's electoral success. Notably, Trump doubled his support among Black voters and increased his backing from Latino voters by 8 percentage points compared to 2020, with key gains in states like Nevada and Arizona.
Voters prioritized practical issues such as safety, economic concerns, and personal freedoms, leading to a notable shift in support for Trump. His outreach to Latino voters, including addressing immigration concerns, resonated with this demographic, particularly among those identifying with conservative social values.
Fox News: The Hitchhiker's Guide to potentially releasing the Ethics Committee report on Gaetz
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz, recently appointed by President-elect Donald Trump as Attorney General, has led to the House Ethics Committee losing jurisdiction over an ongoing investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use against him. The committee had planned to release a report but canceled its meeting following Gaetz's resignation.
While typically, the committee does not issue reports on former members, there are precedents where findings were released post-resignation. Democrats may consider a parliamentary maneuver to compel the Ethics Committee to disclose the report, but House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries emphasized the committee's bipartisan nature.
Fox News: 'Political prosecutions': Republican AGs demand end to 'lawfare' prosecutions of President-elect Trump
Republican attorneys general are urging prosecutors to cease what they term "political prosecutions" against President-elect Donald Trump, claiming the charges are politically motivated and unjust. Over 20 AGs, including Iowa's Brenna Bird, have signed a letter to key prosecutors, warning of a potential "constitutional crisis."
The letter asserts that the cases against Trump, including federal and state indictments related to the Capitol riot and election interference, are improper and violate Department of Justice policies. They argue that such prosecutions undermine the legitimacy of Trump's presidency and should be dropped.
Fox News: 'Not committed': Conservatives warn Mike Johnson still has hill to climb before winning speaker's gavel
House Speaker Mike Johnson received unanimous support from Republican lawmakers to lead the House next year, backed by President Trump. However, some conservatives express concerns about his ability to secure a majority vote in January, citing informal deals and the need for commitments.
Despite the backing, GOP hardliners previously threatened a secret ballot vote over Johnson's handling of spending. Some lawmakers remain skeptical, seeking clarity on future legislative actions, while others express confidence in his leadership following Trump's endorsement.
The Telegraph: Hamas are Islamists – the police investigated me for saying just that
The author expresses concern over police investigations into social media comments regarding the Middle East, particularly following the Hamas attacks. They argue that such actions threaten free speech and distract law enforcement from addressing real crimes, suggesting that political motivations are behind these complaints.
The piece emphasizes the need to defend democratic values and free expression, warning that Islamist extremism poses a significant threat to Western civilization. The author calls for government and police to resist political pressures and uphold the principles of free speech.
Front Page Magazine: The Left Genuinely Feels Beaten
Recent analysis suggests a decline in enthusiasm among the leftist base, with many feeling exhausted by anti-Trump narratives. Publishers report a lack of interest in producing more anti-Trump books, indicating a potential shift in political engagement and energy levels.
The current sentiment reflects a broader trend of disengagement, raising questions about the future of leftist influence within the Democratic Party. This period of low energy may not last, but it highlights the challenges faced by a movement that has dominated the party's narrative.
Human Events: ROD THOMSON: Incapable of reflection, Democrats double down after election shellacking
The recent electoral successes of President Trump and Republicans have prompted a call for reflection among Democrats, who have been criticized for their focus on identity politics, open borders, and controversial social policies. Reports indicate that illegal immigration has surged under President Biden, with estimates nearing 10 million. The party's alignment with far-left ideologies and failure to address voter concerns are seen as contributing factors to their electoral defeats.
Additionally, Democrats are accused of engaging in political prosecutions against Trump and his associates, while their media allies perpetuate narratives that blame voters for the party's shortcomings. The response from Democratic leaders has included proposals for aggressive litigation against the Trump administration, reinforcing a narrative of division rather than introspection. The article suggests that the party's current trajectory may lead to further alienation from mainstream voters.
Fox News: Rahm Emanuel mulling bid to steer DNC in wake of disastrous election night for Dems
U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel is reportedly considering a run for chair of the Democratic National Committee, as current chair Jaimie Harrison's term ends next year. Emanuel, a seasoned Democrat with a history in various high-profile roles, has begun reaching out to DNC members.
While he has support from figures like David Axelrod, some insiders express skepticism about his candidacy, emphasizing the need for new leadership that understands modern media dynamics. Concerns about Emanuel's elitism and relevance in today's political landscape have also been raised.
#society
Fox News: NY bakery says boiler breakdown, not politics, blocked Whoopi Goldberg buying cupcakes
Jill Holtermann, owner of Holtermann's Bakery in Staten Island, denied Whoopi Goldberg's claim that the bakery refused to serve her due to her liberal views. Holtermann explained that a boiler issue prevented them from fulfilling the order.
Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella confirmed the boiler problem, which has been ongoing for decades. Holtermann expressed gratitude for the community's support amid the controversy.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Israel hits secret active Iranian nuclear weapons research facility as WW3 fears continue to grow
Israel reportedly targeted and destroyed Iran's Talehgan 2 nuclear facility in October, significantly impacting Iran's nuclear weapons development. The facility, previously thought inactive, was linked to the Amad program and involved secret research potentially for weaponization.
The strike was executed despite US President Biden's request for Israel to avoid such actions to prevent escalation. Israeli officials aimed to send a message about their intelligence capabilities regarding Iran's covert nuclear activities.
#culture
The Western Journal: 145-Year-Old Bakery Denies Whoopi Goldberg’s On-Air Accusations of Political Discrimination
Whoopi Goldberg, celebrating her 69th birthday on "The View," claimed a Staten Island bakery refused to make her cupcakes due to her politics. The bakery owner, however, explained they were experiencing equipment issues and had not refused service.
Customers reacted negatively to Goldberg's insinuation, defending the bakery's long-standing reputation. Many criticized her for creating controversy over a simple service issue, highlighting a perceived elitism in her remarks.
Fox News: Jerry Seinfeld calls into live radio show after hosts slam iconic sitcom
Jerry Seinfeld called into a New York radio show to defend his sitcom "Seinfeld" after hosts criticized it. He expressed that he doesn't expect universal praise and compared the show's success to that of the New York Giants, acknowledging that not every episode was great.
Seinfeld also commented on the current state of the film industry, stating it no longer holds the cultural significance it once did. However, he believes stand-up comedy is thriving because it offers authenticity that audiences appreciate.
#crime
GB News: Florida boy, 14, breaks into 91-year-old woman's home before raping her
A 14-year-old boy, Jesse Stone, has pleaded guilty to raping a 91-year-old woman in Reddick, Florida, after breaking into her home. The crime occurred on June 9, and Stone will be tried as an adult due to the severity of the offense.
Local law enforcement expressed shock at the incident, emphasizing the community's support in apprehending Stone within eight days. His sentencing hearing is set for December 19.
GB News: Essex Police sets up major crimes 'gold group' to lead Allison Pearson probe
Essex Police has established a "gold group" to investigate journalist Allison Pearson over a social media post alleged to incite racial hatred. This controversial probe has drawn criticism for prioritizing such investigations over serious crime, with accusations of institutional incompetence.
Pearson's case has attracted attention from various politicians and public figures, including Elon Musk, who have criticized the police's focus on diversity issues. Essex Police maintains that their response is appropriate and supported by body-worn video evidence.