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20 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Biden's Effort to Pardon the Turkeys Goes Awry
Joe Biden's recent events have been plagued with problems, from creepy comments to confusing statements. Even the simple task of pardoning turkeys became complicated for him. Despite attempts to cover up his mistakes, Biden's lack of coherence is evident.
The Federalist: J6 Tapes Show Police Escorting, Fist-Bumping Protesters At Capitol
The recently released footage from the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, contradicts the left-wing narrative of a violent insurrection. The videos show demonstrators peacefully marching through the Capitol halls while police officers stood by.
The footage also reveals Capitol police officers removing restraints from a demonstrator and congratulating him with a fist bump, further undermining the idea of an insurrection. The tapes corroborate Tucker Carlson's previous claims and expose fabrications by the House Select Committee on Jan. 6.
Breitbart: Speaker Johnson Reveals 'Grow the Majority' Joint Fundraising Committee
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, has announced the "Grow the Majority" fundraising committee to support House Republicans. The committee includes various entities such as the Congressional Leadership Fund, Republican National Committee, and National Republican Congressional Committee. Contributions to the committee will be distributed among the listed groups in an effort to maintain and expand the Republican majority in the House.
#society
Breitbart: Snoop Dogg's Giving Up 'Smoke' Announcement Appears to Be Solo Stove Ad
Rapper Snoop Dogg's recent announcement of giving up smoking was revealed to be a marketing ploy for the smokeless Solo Stove fire pit. The announcement initially sparked speculation, but Snoop Dogg's ownership of a marijuana brand and his personal blunt roller suggest that he may not have truly given up smoking.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: U.S. Pro-Islamist Activist' We Freed From Egypt Defends Hamas
In 2017, Aya Hijazi's release from an Egyptian prison caused a media frenzy. She was portrayed as an innocent victim, but her support for Hamas later came to light. Trump helped secure her freedom, but she endorsed Biden in 2020 and criticized Trump for selfish motives.
Le Monde: Israel stands united behind its army in war against Hamas
Israeli army presents evidence linking Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza to Hamas operations during the ongoing conflict. Western journalists express doubts about the validity of the evidence. Hamas denies the accusations.
The Blaze: PM Netanyahu and Mark Levin talk war, Hamas, and the Iranian war machine | Blaze Media
Mark Levin sits down with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the progress of the war in Gaza. Netanyahu emphasizes Israel's efforts to protect civilians and warns of the dangers if barbarism prevails. He also highlights the importance of holding Hamas accountable for keeping civilians in harm's way.
Spectator USA: Poland and Hungary learn different lessons from history
For decades, the EU was dominated by French and German influence, but a conservative alliance between Hungary and Poland emerged to challenge this. However, the recent Polish elections and the war in Ukraine have strained their relationship. Poland looks to the West, while Hungary predicts a multipolar world. These differing perspectives on the world order have yet to be resolved.
Newsbusters: CBS Reporters Lose their Feeble Little Minds over Argentina’s ‘Far Right’ President-Elect
: Javier Milei, a far-right economist and television personality, won Argentina's presidential election promising to cut government spending and tackle the economic crisis. He gained attention for his use of a chainsaw as a prop during his campaign and advocating for the use of the U.S. Dollar as Argentina's currency. Critics compare him to former President Donald Trump and former president Jair Bolsonaro.
#economy
Daily Signal: Congress Ought to Repeal Energy Efficiency Regulations
The Biden administration's appliance regulations, imposed under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, are causing appliance inflation for Americans. The act, created during the energy crisis in the 1970s, grants the Department of Energy authority to regulate household energy usage. However, these regulations are no longer justified, as America now has ample energy reserves and new technology for efficient energy use. These regulations also limit consumer choice and competition in the market, and ultimately harm low-income Americans the most. It is time for policymakers to reassess and curtail these unnecessary regulations.
National Review: The Corner: Javier Milei Is Javier Milei
In my recent piece, I discuss Javier Milei, the new president-elect of Argentina, and how the media's portrayal of him as a global far-right populist is inaccurate. Milei's victory is a result of addressing specific concerns of Argentinian voters related to the economy and political corruption, and does not signify a global free-market movement. While it's refreshing to see a politician advocating for free-market reforms in Argentina, it's important for Americans not to place too much hope in his success.
#religion
Daily Wire: Why School Boards Should Reject ‘Satan Clubs’ In Elementary Schools
A small town in Connecticut is shaken by the presence of an elementary school club called "After School Satan Club." The club, run by The Satanic Temple, claims to promote independent thinking but raises concerns about its leftist agenda, including advocating for voluntary abortions as a religious ritual and targeting schools with Bible study groups. The club's access to school facilities raises questions about the First Amendment and the school board's response.
#culture
Spectator USA: In praise of Hallmark Christmas movies
Christmas season begins early with Hallmark movies taking over our screens, featuring dreamy locals, harried executives, and antagonists threatening holiday traditions. The genre may lack complexity, but it offers a make-believe world where life is as it should be.
#crime
Fox News: Lewiston, Maine shooting investigation commission seeks to obtain gunman's military records
An independent commission investigates a mass shooting in Maine, seeking subpoena power to obtain the shooter's military service records. The commission aims to review the events leading up to the shooting and the response to it, with a focus on potential missed opportunities to prevent the tragedy.
#sports
Breitbart: REPORT: NCAA Evidence Claims Boosters Involved in Michigan Sign-Stealing Scheme
The University of Michigan is facing allegations of a sign-stealing campaign involving a former staffer named Connor Stalions. Evidence suggests a booster funded Stalions' actions, and an assistant coach destroyed evidence. The school has dropped an attempt to gain a temporary restraining order against head coach Jim Harbaugh's suspension.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Rachel Zegler Might Have Just Killed the 'Hunger Games' Franchise
The Hunger Games prequel, "The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes," had a weak opening weekend with a domestic gross of $44 million, significantly lower than its predecessors. The casting of Rachel Zegler, who has been criticized for her behavior and attitude, may have affected the film's performance. It remains to be seen if this marks the end of the franchise.
Spectator USA: A very Sherry Christmas
Sherry, once a revered and elite drink, has fallen out of fashion and is now seen as old-fashioned. Despite its decline, Sherry has a rich history and unique characteristics that make it a delightful mid-afternoon drink. It is produced through a complex blending process and is typically dry, although there are sweet varieties available. Sherry remains a great value for its quality and can be enjoyed with a variety of foods.