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2 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Chip Roy Voted 'No' on Rashida Tlaib Censure Resolution - Here's Why
The House failed to censure Rashida Tlaib over her antisemitic remarks and provocation of a protest at the U.S. Capitol. 22 Republicans sided with Democrats, causing frustration on the right. Marjorie Taylor Greene called out the Republicans who voted against the censure. Chip Roy, considered a conservative, explained his vote to table the resolution, stating the term "insurrection" was being abused. The resolution was flawed in its claims, but a more precise and factual measure could be proposed in the future.
Fox News: Liz Cheney calls Speaker Johnson 'dangerous' for helping Trump 'undermine our republic'
Former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney criticizes newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson for supporting former President Trump's false claims about the 2020 election. Cheney believes Johnson's actions undermine the country and questions his character. Johnson won the speakership after a period of GOP disarray and has the support of both conservative and moderate factions within the party. Cheney, who was ousted from her role as GOP conference chair due to her anti-Trump stance, accuses Johnson of prioritizing political expedience over upholding the Constitution.
The Economist: The Middle East crisis is splitting the French opposition
The French left-wing alliance, NUPES, is fracturing due to divisions over the Israel-Gaza conflict. Jean-Luc Mélenchon's failure to denounce Hamas attacks as acts of terrorism prompted the first fracture, with the Socialist Party leader ordering a "moratorium" on working with NUPES. The left's credibility has been damaged, and moderate Socialists hope this might lead to a realignment of left-wing politics. However, even if the alliance breaks definitively, the damage will be hard to repair, with a new poll giving the Socialist candidate only 4-6% support in the upcoming presidential election.
The Blaze: Florida Democratic leader wants to make protesting near abortion clinics illegal | Blaze Media
Florida's Senate Minority Leader Lauren Book has introduced legislation to make protesting within 150 feet of health care facilities, including abortion clinics, illegal. The bill aims to protect the safety and privacy of doctors and patients, and violators could face fines and jail time. Book also wants to regulate crisis pregnancy centers, which she refers to as "fake clinics," by requiring them to be licensed and undergo inspections.
#society
GB News: Lee Anderson: Little Britain isn’t racist, it's British comedy at its best
Conservative MP Lee Anderson defends Little Britain, saying it is not racist and finds it hilarious. He criticizes OFCOM for not understanding British comedy and urges people to develop a sense of humor.
The Telegraph: We knew the police were useless – now we know they are cowards too
The police's effectiveness in solving crimes and ensuring public safety is in question. Only 5% of burglaries were solved in 2021 and stolen items are rarely recovered. Their response to anti-Israel protests has been ineffective and even cowardly, tearing down posters and failing to prevent inflammatory actions. The police's focus on avoiding "community tension" seems to prioritize one community over others, and they are reluctant to take a firm stance against mobs. This appeasement only emboldens the bullies and undermines public safety.
GB News: M&S under fire after pulling Christmas advert post over Palestine controversy
Marks & Spencer faced backlash for removing a Christmas advert teaser on social media due to concerns it was insensitive to Palestinians. The advert showed paper hats in a fire that some users believed resembled the Palestinian flag. M&S apologized and removed the post, but the decision led to further criticism.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Security Council: Ukraine gears up for Russia’s winter attacks on critical infrastructure
Ukraine prepares for Russia's winter attacks on critical infrastructure.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: 'No Jews' Trends on Twitter But Not for the Reason You Think
In the midst of the Israeli-Hamas war, the hashtag "No Jews" on Twitter leads to unexpected revelations about the mistreatment of Arabs by their fellow Arabs. The focus on Israel serves as a convenient distraction from the dire conditions faced by Palestinians in Syria, and the lack of attention from the pro-Palestinian movement is concerning. Meanwhile, Pakistan is expelling Afghan refugees, highlighting the double standards and global outrage that would occur if Israel were to take similar actions. Discrimination against minorities exists in all countries, but the most dangerous situation is being a minority Muslim in a Muslim-majority country. The violence and conflicts within the Islamic world show that the destruction of Israel would not lead to unity, but rather intensify the infighting. The danger of a regional or wider war in the Middle East is real, and accommodating anti-Israel groups only worsens the situation.
The Economist: Beefing up Poland’s armed forces
Europe | Fear spurs the Poles. Poland's incoming government aims to create the biggest army in Europe, doubling the size and acquiring massive firepower in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The plan is widely supported by the Polish population, fearing a potential resurgence of Russian power and doubts about NATO's commitment under an isolationist Trump administration.
The Telegraph: Anas Sarwar opening himself up to charges of disloyalty with Gaza comments
Senior Labour figure Sir Keir Starmer finds support from his newest recruit, Michael Shanks, in the party's internal battle over the Gaza crisis. Shanks opposes a total ceasefire and instead supports a pause in hostilities to allow for humanitarian aid. Anas Sarwar, leader of Labour in Scotland, disagrees with Starmer and accuses him of upsetting the Muslim community. Shanks's backing of Starmer's position provokes controversy within Scottish Labour. Sarwar's intervention is seen as disloyal and risks alienating supporters.
Fox News: Arkansas man sues US government in effort to save wife, children trapped in Gaza
An Arkansas man is suing the U.S. government to evacuate his wife and two children, who are trapped in Gaza due to Israel's war against Hamas. His wife, a U.S. legal resident, was denied exit from Gaza and the lawsuit calls on officials to use all resources for a safe evacuation.
Fox News: Most China-tied 'Confucius Institutes' have shut down on US college campuses after funding losses: report
Only about five Confucius Institutes, China-tied education centers that offer "Chinese language and culture programs on U.S. college campuses," are still open in the U.S. Many institutes have closed due to government pressure and concerns about reputational costs. Critics claim that the institutes have played a major role in facilitating the theft of U.S. intellectual property by China.
#economy
The Blaze: While Americans are tightening their belts, the government is a pig feeding at the trough | Blaze Media
Americans are struggling with high inflation, lower incomes, and increasing household debt. While individuals are forced to make tough financial decisions, the government continues to borrow massive amounts of money to sustain itself. The growing deficit and unsustainable financial position are clear to everyone except those in power.
Foreign Policy: The Maoist Roots of Xi’s Economic Dilemma
China's economy is slowing down, causing doubts about its ability to surpass the United States. The Chinese leadership, under President Xi Jinping, has focused on investment-heavy strategies rather than boosting domestic consumption. Xi's ideological vision prioritizes socialism over economic growth, making it unlikely that he will address the fundamental problem of the Chinese economy. . Xi's focus on ideology and fear of Western influence prevents him from encouraging personal consumption and rebalancing the economy. His government's emphasis is on moral socialism and personal sacrifice for the collective good, discouraging personal consumption.
Flag And Cross: California Sees Surge In Electric Vehicle Registrations, Rivian Emerges As Top Competitor
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) accounted for 21.5% of new vehicle registrations in California for the first nine months of 2023, nearly three times the national average. Tesla dominated the market with its Model Y, while Rivian saw a significant increase in registrations. Toyota remained the best-selling automaker in the state. California, a leader in the EV revolution, aims to transition to fully electric vehicles by 2035.
#military
Fox News: Republicans blast GOP Sen Tuberville over objection to military promotions
Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, objected to military nominations in protest of the Pentagon's abortion policy. Tuberville argued that it was about the rule of law and the integrity of the military. Other Republican senators urged Tuberville to rescind his opposition, emphasizing that it was unfair to hold nominees responsible for Pentagon policies. Democrats are considering a rules change to bypass these objections.
#health
PJ Media: CDC: Infant Mortality Rate Increased in 2022. Will We Be Allowed To Ask Why?
The U.S. experienced a significant increase in infant mortality rate, reaching 5.6 per 1,000 live births in 2022. There were notable increases in mortality for certain demographics and causes, while the overall death rate in the country decreased by 5%. Experts are unsure of the exact reasons behind this rise but speculate that factors like RSV and flu infections may have played a role.
#crime
The Telegraph: I don’t know much about accounting, Donald Trump Jnr tells court in New York civil fraud trial
Donald Trump Jr. testified in a $250 million fraud trial against the Trump family business. He downplayed his knowledge of accounting and legal arrangements and distanced himself from the alleged financial misconduct.
Fox News: Philadelphia prison break exposes significant security lapses after inmates escape without notice
Two men escape from a Philadelphia prison due to a lack of security measures and negligent guards. The escape goes unnoticed for 19 hours.
#technology
Dirt Wheels Magazine: PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: OPTIMATE BATTERY/ALTERNATOR TESTER
A battery tester called Optimate helps determine the condition of a vehicle's battery, voltage regulator, and alternator. It measures cranking power, battery voltage, and charging system performance. The device is easy to use and provides peace of mind.
#other
Daily Wire: Kim Kardashian Said Her 10-Year-Old Prefers Kanye’s Apartment Without ‘A Nanny Or A Chef Or Security’
Kim Kardashian revealed that her daughter North prefers a simpler life with her father, Kanye West, who doesn't have all the luxuries. Kim and Kourtney Kardashian both discussed how their children compare their fathers' living situations. Despite their co-parenting challenges, Kim expressed her desire for her kids to have a positive and normal upbringing.