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2 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: The Enduring Greatness of America
America has problems. The real issues are overshadowed by trivial news, like Ron DeSantis' boots. We need to examine the integrity and charisma of our politicians. Despite our problems, America remains a great country with a strong Constitution and beautiful landscapes. We must remember that we are all on the same side of selling America to the world.
Newsbusters: Can You Be Banned from Seeing Gov’t Social Media Posts? Biden Attorney Gives Surprise Answer
The Supreme Court heard arguments about whether government officials can block citizens from viewing and commenting on their social media posts. The Biden administration argued for nearly limitless power for officials to block citizens, but even Democrat-appointed justices expressed concern. The cases originated when officials in Michigan and California blocked constituents on Facebook and Twitter, violating their First Amendment rights. The Court appeared skeptical of the administration's arguments, including concerns about potential privatization of government functions and the power of social media platforms to block accounts.
Fox News: Trump blasts Manhattan judge, defends his 'very good children' amid Trump Org civil trial from NYAG lawsuit
Former President Trump criticizes Judge Engoron and defends his sons in the non-jury civil trial against his family and businesses. Trump accuses Engoron of damaging him and interfering with the 2024 election. Trump's sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, testified in the trial.
The Federalist: House Reps Probe Dem Fundraising Platform For Shady Practices
Republicans are investigating left-wing fundraising platform ActBlue over their lax donor verification practices that allegedly allow unlawful funds to support Democrat causes. Rep. Bryan Steil has requested information on ActBlue's standards, citing concerns about "malicious actors" funneling illegal funds to political committees. Previous data has raised questions about donations potentially coming from foreign sources.
ActBlue, a platform that collects small-dollar donations for Democrat candidates and causes, is under scrutiny for potential unlawful funds in support of key elections. There are allegations of irregular contributions and the use of prepaid cards to channel impermissible funds. Concerns about the use of foreign dark money in support of Democrats have been raised, highlighting a longstanding issue.
The Blaze: Judge overturns results of Democrat primary in Connecticut mayoral race after allegations of voter fraud | Blaze Media
A judge overturns the results of the Democrat primary for the mayoral race in Bridgeport, Connecticut due to evidence of voter fraud. The ruling creates chaos for the upcoming general election. The judge cites mishandling of ballots and significant evidence presented against Geter-Pataky and Martinez, leading to a new Democratic mayoral primary election. The general election will be complicated with Ganim as the Democratic nominee, Gomes as an independent candidate, and other candidates in the mix. Criminal charges may be filed against Geter-Pataky and Martinez. Ganim is considering an appeal and urging residents to vote in the general election.
National Review: Eric Adams Cancels White House Migrant-Crisis Meetings as FBI Raids Top Fundraisers’ Home
Mayor Eric Adams abruptly cancels meetings in Washington D.C. regarding the migrant crisis in New York after the FBI raids the home of a close associate and chief fundraiser. The associate, Brianna Suggs, has been paid over $150,000 by Adams since 2021. The mayor's spokesperson claims the cancellation is unrelated to the raid. Adams has been vocal about the financial toll of illegal migration on New York and the lack of support from federal authorities.
Daily Wire: Speaker Johnson Floats ‘Laddered’ Stop-Gap Measure To Avert Government Shutdown
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) discussed the possibility of a government shutdown and the need for another stop-gap funding measure. He mentioned a unique proposal for a "laddered CR" that extends individual appropriations bills. The House is working on passing appropriations bills, while the Senate passed a "minibus" of three appropriations bills. Both chambers are considering aid for Israel, Ukraine, border security, and other issues. Johnson advocates for fiscal responsibility and believes a bipartisan agreement can be reached. He also plans to create a debt commission with bipartisan participation.
GB News: Sir Keir Starmer sparks outrage as poppy mysteriously disappears for Islamophobia speech
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has faced criticism for removing his poppy in a video on Islamophobia, which some see as an attempt to mend relationships with Muslim communities following his stance on the Israel-Gaza crisis. The move has sparked concerns about potential chaos during a pro-Palestine march on Remembrance Day in London. Retired Parachute Regiment Major Levison Wood criticized Starmer for wearing a poppy in front of one group but taking it off in front of another, while Baroness Claire Fox criticized the timing of Starmer's message on Islamophobia when anti-Semitism is a pressing issue.
#society
The Blaze: New York, California approving over 60% of migrant asylum cases — three times more than Texas, Florida | Blaze Media
New York and California immigration courts have a higher approval rate for migrant asylum cases compared to Texas and Florida. From January to August, the approval rate was 61% in New York, 66% in California, 19% in Texas, and 23% in Florida. The approval rate for asylum cases dropped under the Trump administration but has slightly increased during Biden's presidency. The immigration courts are overwhelmed and understaffed, leading to long wait times for court dates.
GB News: Kamala Harris launches islamophobia strategy... on same day FBI confirms antisemitism at 'historic levels'
Vice President Kamala Harris unveils anti-Islamophobia strategy amid rising antisemitism incidents in the US. FBI director Christopher Wray reports that antisemitism is at "historic levels." The White House faces criticism for prioritizing Islamophobia as hate crimes against Jewish people increase.
PJ Media: 30 Columbia Students Walkout On Hillary As Part of Anti-Semitic Tantrum
Leftist students at Columbia University and University of Wisconsin-Madison protest Clinton's support for Israel, resorting to violent and anti-Semitic behavior. While students demand legal support and privacy, they ignore or defend Hamas atrocities and terrorize Jewish students. The old Left now faces the consequences of raising a generation of entitled, self-absorbed monsters.
Flag And Cross: Viral Video Showing Out-of-Control Argument on Plane Sparks Internet Debate Over Seat Etiquette
An argument about reclining seats on a plane goes viral, sparking a debate about airline passenger etiquette. Some argue that reclining seats is rude and inconsiderate, while others believe that the seats are made to recline and should be used as such. Some blame the airlines for making cramped conditions and decreasing seat distances, while others believe complaining passengers are entitled.
Fox News: Ex-MSNBC host savages 'super woke generation' as ignorant on dangers of antisemitism
Donny Deutsch, a frequent guest on MSNBC, appeared on "The View" to discuss the rise of antisemitism following the Israel-Hamas conflict. He highlighted the lack of understanding among some who support "free Palestine," questioning whether their views were rooted in hatred towards Israel and Jews. Co-hosts also touched on the lack of education about the Holocaust and the influence of religion in perpetuating misconceptions.
The hosts of "The View" discussed the lack of education about the Holocaust and its consequences. They emphasized the importance of teaching history in schools and highlighted the ignorance surrounding religious prejudices. Donny Deutsch praised the show for addressing this issue which is often overlooked, and called for further scholarly research to provide more insight on the matter.
The Federalist: 'Pro-Palestine' Protests AreRampantly Antisemitic
A group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators stormed a New York library, forcing Jewish students to take refuge inside. The incident is part of a global surge in anti-Semitic incidents after a recent terrorist attack in Israel. Antisemitism has been fueled by college radicalism and displayed in pro-Palestinian marches worldwide.
National Review: Leave the Birds Alone
The American Ornithological Society wants to change bird names to address concerns of injustice, particularly connections to slavery. However, many dissenters argue that this is unnecessary and divisive. Changing bird names can eliminate important historical connections and stories and limit conversation about the birds.
#war
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Hezbollah launches dozens of missiles into Israel, IDF responding….
Hezbollah launched multiple simultaneous attacks on 19 positions in northern Israel along the border with Lebanon. The IDF confirmed the attack and is currently striking Hezbollah terrorist targets in Lebanon. Rockets from Hezbollah caused fires and damage in northern Israeli communities.
Foreign Policy: I Worked With Netanyahu. It’s Time for Him to Step Down.
Israel-Hamas War summary : Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure as prime minister may soon come to an end as political, intelligence, and operational failures during the conflict with Hamas come to light. His record has been mixed, with achievements in certain areas but a disregard for peace with the Palestinians and a strained relationship with the United States. Netanyahu's handling of the conflict has led to a devastating war in Gaza, leaving Israelis and Palestinians without hope for a better future. It is time for him to take responsibility and step down from his position.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Israel-Gaza Conflict: Concerns Of War Crimes Emerge As Humanitarian Effort Begins
Israel is at war with Hamas after deadly attacks and abductions by the Palestinian terrorist group.
The UN raises concerns over Israel's attacks on Gaza, suggesting they could be war crimes. Hostages and foreign nationals are being evacuated through Egypt.
Fox News: Derailment damages close world's longest rail tunnel until next September
Swiss rail tunnel repairs delayed until next September due to significant damage from a cargo train derailment. Limited train traffic still allowed.
Daily Wire: Russian Group Might Supply Hezbollah With Air-Defense System: Report
U.S. intelligence warns that the Russian paramilitary group Wagner may provide an air-defense system to Hezbollah, a terrorist group near Israel's border. Hezbollah's leader has expressed a desire to destroy Israel. Russian and Hezbollah forces have supported the Assad regime in Syria, and the Iranian regime has funded Hezbollah through oil smuggling schemes backed by Russia. Israel's Minister of Economy has warned that if Hezbollah enters the war, Israel will strike back, targeting both Hezbollah and Iran.
Euromaidan Press: Reuters: Senior US Republicans call Biden to send long-range missiles to Ukraine
Senior US Republicans have written a letter to President Biden urging him to send longer-range missiles to Ukraine, citing the country's need for deep-strike capability. They argue that Ukraine has proven its responsible use of such weapons and that Russia has not escalated in response. The Republicans warn of "stalemate" and "global instability" if Biden does not provide the requested aid.
Le Monde: US warns Sudanese paramilitaries against 'imminent, large-scale attack'
US Secretary of State warns Sudan's paramilitary force of an impending attack in North Darfur's capital, posing a threat to thousands of civilians seeking refuge. The war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has already resulted in numerous casualties and millions displaced. Negotiations for ceasefires and humanitarian aid are ongoing, but violence continues to escalate, raising concerns of a repeat of past atrocities.
#economy
Foreign Policy: The Dollar’s Dominance Is Shakier Than Ever
BRICS+ is gaining momentum as a potential force for de-dollarization. The addition of new members, such as Egypt, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia, strengthens their economic influence. BRICS+ has the ability to disrupt world trade and increase their financial leverage. With shifts in China's economy and growing skepticism about dollar hegemony in Washington, the path for de-dollarization is becoming clearer. The possibility of a shared trade currency and a reduction in the dollar's role in the global economy is becoming more likely.
The Babylon Bee: California Proposes Another Minimum Wage Increase So People Can Afford Products Made More Expensive By Previous Minimum Wage Increase
Governor Newsom pushes for another minimum wage increase in California to combat rising costs of goods and services. Critics warn of potential job loss.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Military: Ukrainian forces destroy another Russian Su-25 ground attack aircraft
Ukrainian forces destroy Russian Su-25 ground attack aircraft. Russian losses include personnel and military equipment.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: When Silencers Were Easy - Stevens 43 Diamond w/ Silencer
Back in the day, the Stevens No. 43 pistol, or "Diamond," was a popular .22 target shooter with a single-shot design and a safety hammer notch. It was reliable and affordable, perfect for paper punching or plinking.
#health
Fox News: New lung cancer screening guidelines increase eligibility for high-risk patients: Should you be screened?
The American Cancer Society recommends annual low-dose CT scans for people aged 50 to 80 with a 20+ pack-year history of smoking, broadening eligibility to about five million more people. The new guidelines aim to reduce lung cancer deaths in the US.
#crime
PJ Media: This is Why New Gun Control Laws Won't Stop Mass Shootings
Robert Card, the shooter who killed 18 people in Maine, displayed warning signs and was known to be a dangerous individual. His family, the military, and law enforcement were aware of his intentions, but failed to intervene and prevent the tragedy. Despite attempts from various sources to get him help, nothing went far enough to stop him. The system to treat individuals who resist help is geared toward acute issues and not long-term problems. Multiple opportunities were missed to stop Card before he committed the mass shooting.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Trump's 'very good' sons
Former President Donald Trump's sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, testified in the civil business fraud trial against the Trump Organization. They denied involvement in the statements of financial condition that are central to the lawsuit. Trump launched an attack on the court process and the judge, accusing him of trying to damage his reputation for political reasons .
Capitol Hill is busy with Speaker Mike Johnson revealing legislative priorities, Republicans criticizing a GOP senator's military holds, and Liz Cheney claiming Speaker Johnson helped undermine the republic. There are also discussions about bomb-carrying drones at the border, a House committee probe into Democratic fundraising, and a censure resolution against Tlaib being killed .
The Blaze: Florida police track down 'Booty Patrol' truck accused of impersonating law enforcement and Border Patrol | Blaze Media
A Florida man was fined for impersonating law enforcement with his truck that had "Booty Patrol" printed on it. The truck mimicked a Border Patrol vehicle with red and blue lights on the dashboard, violating Florida law. The driver claimed it was for fun and not to pull people over.
#sports
The Blaze: Warning: Graphic content: Video captures exact moment US hockey player was killed on ice | Blaze Media
A tragic incident occurs during a hockey game in England, where player Adam Johnson is fatally injured when an opponent's skate slices his neck. Some believe it was intentional, while others see it as a freak accident. Police are investigating.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Check Out Pilot’s Discretion
In a world full of podcasts, Pilot's Discretion from Sporty's stands out as a gem. Host John Zimmerman interviews a diverse range of aviation experts, including ex-military personnel, instructors, engineers, and even former circus performers. These individuals have fascinating backgrounds and share intriguing stories that offer a glimpse into the aviation world. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or not, this podcast is worth a listen.
Newsbusters: Who Will Read This (Besides Us)? Psaki to Release Book, Dish on Doocy
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki announced her upcoming book, "Say More: Lessons from Work, the White House, and the World," which will be released on May 7. The book will include stories about her experiences in politics and government, including working with Obama and Biden. Psaki will also continue hosting her Sunday afternoon MSNBC show, Inside, after taking over the Monday night slot. However, her show has struggled in ratings compared to other programs in the same time slot.
National Review: The Corner: The Marxism–Antisemitism Nexus
Acts of violence against Jews in America confirm the notion of Jewish complicity and lead to more barbaric acts. The defacement of a Jewish history mural in Los Angeles highlights the historical connection between antisemitism and Marxism, particularly in the Soviet Union. Soviet propaganda attacked Jewish identity and portrayed Jews as the enemies of the proletariat. These theories are now being promoted on American campuses by motivated individuals.