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22 Nov 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Migrants Get Free Turkeys for Thanksgiving Ahead of Low-Income New Yorkers
Low-income New Yorkers living in public housing are competing against newly arrived migrants for free turkeys this Thanksgiving. Public resources are strained due to illegal immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Biden has serious border problem as Democrats increasingly sound like Trump immigration hawks in polls
A recent Washington Post report warns the Biden administration of challenges in its 2024 re-election bid due to the shift in Democratic Party voters' views on immigration. Polls indicate that even Democratic voters are expressing concerns similar to immigration hawks in the GOP. For example, in New York City, nearly as many Democrats consider migrants a burden as they do a benefit, and the recent influx of migrants is seen as a serious problem. This shift in sentiment poses a troublesome situation for President Biden and his party.
Recent polls show that Democratic Party voters are becoming more hawkish on immigration, raising concerns for the Biden administration's 2024 re-election bid. A majority of Democrats express high levels of concern about border security and view the current situation at the border as an emergency. Polls also reveal that voters currently favor Republicans to handle immigration, indicating a significant shift in this issue. Furthermore, there is growing support for a border wall, contrasting with previous skepticism.
GB News: Joe Biden’s presidential chances blasted by Chen - ‘Not physically and mentally fit to serve!’
US YouTuber and host of The Blaze TV, Lauren Chen, criticizes President Joe Biden's leadership and questions his mental and physical fitness. Chen believes Biden is unfit to serve as President and suggests that both Democrats and Republicans should accept this reality. She also highlights concerns about the economy, immigration, foreign aid, and Biden's handling of international conflicts.
Red State: House Finally Throws Down the Gauntlet, Subpoenas DOJ Prosecutor Behind Protection of Hunter Biden
The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed Lesley Wolf, a top Justice Department prosecutor, in connection to allegations of protecting Hunter Biden. Wolf is accused of impeding investigations into President Biden's son and will be required to testify under oath on December 7th. This subpoena sheds light on Wolf's involvement in preventing the IRS investigation, shutting down search warrants, and forwarding false stories, making her a key figure in the Biden family's alleged misconduct.
American Thinker: Joe Biden supporters had an especially paranoid couple of days
Joe Scarborough and Scary Larry make unfounded claims about Trump imprisoning and executing political opponents if reelected. They also incorrectly compare law enforcement agents to Brownshirts.
#society
American Thinker: Susan Sarandon’s noxious antisemitism and, finally, a little pushback
Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon faces backlash for supporting antisemitic attacks on Jews while claiming Jews are experiencing what it feels like to be Muslim in America. She has been dropped by her Hollywood agency, UTA, for her comments. The incident highlights the potential consequences of voicing antisemitic views.
Daily Signal: A Conservative Thanksgiving Is a Grateful One
Thanksgiving is a quintessential American holiday with a unique history. Gratitude has been proven to improve happiness and well-being. This Thanksgiving, focus on family, friends, work, and religion and count your blessings.
Spectator USA: Go ahead, fight a little on the holidays
During the holiday season, columnists provide condescending guides to dealing with Republican relatives. While it's important to avoid being priggish, a little back-and-forth can make holiday gatherings more enjoyable. Dysfunctional family dynamics during the holidays are relatable and can even turn into cherished memories.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Zelenskyy talks Israel, US elections with Fox's Benjamin Hall, and Ukraine's place among 'global risks'
In a recent interview with Fox News, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discussed the ongoing war with Russia and the overshadowing of Ukraine's efforts by the Israel-Hamas conflict. He warned of the dangers of ignoring Russia and highlighted the reliance of Russia on Iranian-supplied unmanned aerial vehicles in Ukraine. The future of support for Ukraine's war effort depends on a $106 billion aid package passed by Congress, with President Biden calling for support. Zelenskyy expressed hope for help from the United States and emphasized the economic benefits of supporting Ukraine. He downplayed reports of a stalemate between Ukraine and Russia, citing incremental progress in the Black Sea. Zelenskyy also paid his condolences to individuals who lost their lives while supporting Ukraine.
#economy
Red State: Ford Motor Company Pulls Back on Its Commitment to Electric Vehicles
Ford Motor Company has decided to pause the construction of an electric battery plant in Michigan that was planned to be a collaboration with a Chinese EV battery company. The company has cited competitive operational concerns and scaling back the project by almost half. This decision reflects the challenges faced by the electric vehicle industry, including range, infrastructure, pricing, and labor costs.
The Telegraph: Biggest tax cut for businesses in 50 years in Autumn Statement
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to announce the largest business tax cut in 50 years, focusing on boosting economic growth. The tax cut will involve the permanent extension of "full expensing," allowing companies to claim back up to 25p for every pound invested. Other personal tax cuts, including reductions in National Insurance and income tax, are also expected to be unveiled. The announcement is seen as a shift in economic approach, aiming to jump-start growth and improve the Conservative Party's political standing.
#health
Fox News: US scores D+ for preterm birth rates, says new report: ‘Falling further behind’
The rate of preterm births in the U.S. remains high, with only a slight decline from 2021. The March of Dimes assigns each state a grade based on preterm births, and the U.S. as a whole received a D+. Several factors contribute to the high rate, including lack of quality maternal and infant care, racial disparities in healthcare, and inadequate access to care. Policy changes and funding are needed to improve outcomes for mothers and babies.
#crime
The Blaze: 18-year-old caught on video attempting home invasion later shot and killed a man to steal his car, police say | Blaze Media
Police have arrested Alhusaine Drammeh, an 18-year-old suspect who allegedly shot and killed a man to steal his car. Drammeh was also caught on surveillance video attempting a home invasion in October. Investigators say Drammeh and his accomplice targeted the man at an auto parts store before ambushing him. They obtained security footage showing the suspects shooting the victim as he left the store. Drammeh is also accused of involvement in other crimes, including a home invasion where a family was held at gunpoint.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Wind Power: A Win for Big Wind
Norway's state-owned oil and gas company, Equinor, has been investing in renewable energy to diversify its business. However, its renewable segment recently reported a doubled loss in the second quarter due to higher project costs. Despite the challenges, Equinor remains optimistic about the future of offshore wind development and believes that political and market adjustments will support the industry. The company is considering extensions to existing wind farms in Britain and acknowledges that higher prices in the short term are necessary for the transition to clean energy. However, the transition may require the construction of vast power networks globally, which could cost up to $600 billion a year by 2030. National Grid in the UK is planning to spend up to £19 billion on upgrading and expanding the power transmission system to support the country's shift to net zero emissions. The increased demand for electricity is expected to come from the replacement of gas heating and fuel for transport with electricity. While these plans may face opposition due to their impact on landscapes and communities, Equinor and National Grid believe that the benefits of clean energy outweigh the challenges.