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America One News
3 Nov 2023
#politics
Townhall: One Sick War
The current Gazan war is marked by surreal and sickening paradoxes. Tens of thousands of Middle Eastern immigrants and radical leftists chant for the destruction of Israel while accusing Israel of committing genocide. Hamas uses civilians as shields, putting Gazans in danger, and launches rockets into Israel, targeting civilians. Israel is criticized for being too effective in its retaliation, while Hamas is rewarded for its ineffective rocket attacks. The United States pressures Israel while ignoring the fact that Hamas has killed American citizens. Antisemitism and geopolitical factors contribute to the world's skewed perspective on the conflict.
Townhall: Count Us Out at Your Peril
California, under Democrat leadership, is facing numerous issues such as an affordability crisis, homelessness, failing education, crime, and high energy costs. The California Republican Party is determined to call out these failures and win over voters with commonsense solutions. They have had success in flipping seats from blue to red and retaining their majority in the House. Despite recent events, they remain determined to hold and grow the House majority in 2024.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Austria adopts Rwanda-style migrant scheme in EU first
Austria has signed an agreement with the UK to adopt a Rwanda-style deal to deport asylum seekers to a third country. Unlike the UK, Austria's scheme allows deported migrants to return if their asylum applications are successful. Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman are pushing for European partners to reform international asylum agreements in response to the global migration crisis.
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Townhall: Farm Bill, Food Security, & Conservation with Congressman Glenn 'GT' Thompson
After the election of a new Speaker of the House, the mood in Congress is calm. Committee work, including the prioritization of the 2023 Farm Bill reauthorization, is progressing well. Chairman Thompson praises the new Speaker and emphasizes the important role of farmers and ranchers in combating climate change. Concerns over the Chinese Community Party acquiring farmland are being studied, as it could lead to food insecurity. The top legislative priority is keeping the Farm Bill free of extreme climate provisions. The Conservation Reserve Program is praised for its success in addressing soil erosion and improving water quality and wildlife habitat.