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5 Nov 2024
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Why We Should Build Trump’s Border Wall ASAP
The speaker criticizes opponent Ruben Gallego for opposing the construction of the border wall during Trump's presidency, claiming that Trump's policies led to significant reductions in illegal immigration. They assert that Gallego's support for Biden's border policies has made Arizona less safe.
The speaker promises to prioritize border security by completing the wall, enhancing surveillance, enforcing existing laws, and addressing asylum loopholes. They outline a comprehensive plan to combat illegal immigration and protect communities in Arizona.
#politics
Fox News: JD Vance suggests new campaign slogan for Kamala Harris: 'Nothing comes to mind'
Sen. JD Vance criticized Vice President Kamala Harris during a rally in Atlanta, mocking her recent statement on "The View" where she claimed she wouldn't have done much differently than President Biden. He suggested that her campaign slogan could be "Nothing comes to mind," referencing her lack of clear policy proposals.
Vance's comments come as both the Trump and Harris campaigns focus on Georgia, a key battleground state. With over 4 million voters having already cast ballots, Vance aimed to highlight Harris's perceived alignment with Biden's unpopular policies as a strategy to sway voters ahead of the upcoming election.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Maine Candidate Austin Theriault Doubts 'Silent' Kamala Vote
Austin Theriault, a Republican congressional candidate in Maine, expressed skepticism about the existence of a "silent" vote for Vice President Kamala Harris, suggesting that her supporters are openly vocal. He believes that a more significant "silent" vote exists for Donald Trump, as many voters are dissatisfied with current issues like inflation and immigration.
Theriault noted that Democrats are heavily funding the race, indicating their fear of losing the seat. He criticized incumbent Rep. Jared Golden for aligning with the Biden-Harris administration, claiming it has alienated many voters in the district.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Tom Cotton: 'Liberal Media Is Totally in the Tank' for Kamala Harris and Will Continue to Lie
Sen. Tom Cotton criticized the liberal media for being biased in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming they misrepresent facts and lie about statements made by Donald Trump. He pointed to examples of media distortion regarding Trump’s comments on Liz Cheney and military service.
Cotton urged Americans not to be discouraged by media narratives and emphasized the importance of voting despite perceived bias.
Fox News: Harris-Trump showdown: Where they stand on this top issue for voters
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, immigration and border security remain critical issues for voters. Former President Donald Trump emphasizes a hardline approach, promising to complete the southern border wall, initiate mass deportations, and eliminate Biden's open border policies. He aims to dismantle migrant criminal networks and impose tariffs on Mexico if drug and crime issues persist.
In contrast, Vice President Kamala Harris advocates for bipartisan legislation and a comprehensive immigration reform plan that includes pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. While she has faced criticism for her past stances, she highlights her experience in tackling transnational crime and supports a bill that would enhance border security and immigration processes.
Fox News: Philly DA warns ‘anybody who thinks it’s time to play militia’ on Election Day: ‘F around and find out’
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner emphasized voter protection ahead of Election Day, warning against any interference. He stated that anyone attempting to intimidate voters would face prosecution, asserting the importance of a fair and secure election process.
Krasner reassured the public that safety measures are in place and highlighted the collaboration with the FBI to address potential threats. He reiterated the commitment to ensuring every vote counts, regardless of political affiliation.
The Western Journal: Bible Shows How God Has the Ability to Stop Election Theft
The article discusses concerns about election integrity, referencing the 2020 presidential election and changes in voting procedures. It emphasizes the belief that God has control over leadership outcomes and encourages prayer and action to align with divine will in the electoral process.
The piece draws parallels between biblical events, such as the Israelites' escape from Egypt, and contemporary political situations, asserting that divine intervention can influence election results.
Fox News: Rep. Dingell doubles down on internment camp claims: 'Really wasn't a joke'
Rep. Debbie Dingell suggested her previous comments about former President Trump potentially opening internment camps for political prisoners were serious, not just a joke. She expressed concern over Trump's rhetoric regarding political enemies and its impact on communities, particularly Arab Americans.
Dingell's remarks on CNN included claims that Trump has discussed the idea of internment camps for Muslims. While Trump has not made explicit references to such camps in his campaign, the Harris campaign recently linked him to the historical internment of Japanese Americans in a political ad.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala's Closing Argument: 'I'm Obviously Not Joe Biden'
Stephen Colbert interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris, discussing potential changes under her leadership compared to the current administration. Harris emphasized her distinct identity from Joe Biden and Donald Trump, but many voters feel the country is on the wrong track.
Harris's claims about her past, including a supposed job at McDonald's, have drawn skepticism, particularly from Trump, who questions her credibility. Additionally, she faces scrutiny over allegations of plagiarism in her writings and a lack of endorsement from her home state's major newspaper.
#society
GB News: Waitrose launches new Christmas advert featuring 'all-star' cast - but viewers should prepare for a 'cliffhanger'
Waitrose has launched its Christmas advertising campaign titled "Sweet Suspicion, A Waitrose Mystery," featuring a star-studded cast in a two-part format. The first 90-second film centers on a stolen Christmas dessert, leaving viewers to guess the culprit, while a follow-up will reveal the thief.
Directed by Lucy Forbes and created by Saatchi & Saatchi, the campaign includes interactive elements, such as an evidence board at Kings Cross Station and staff wearing suspect T-shirts. This marks Waitrose's first multi-platform mystery campaign, aiming to engage customers through various channels.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: North Korea fires salvo of short-range ballistic missiles ahead of US election
North Korea launched several short-range ballistic missiles early Tuesday, marking its second missile test in days. This occurred just hours before the U.S. presidential election, prompting heightened military alertness in South Korea, which is sharing intelligence with the U.S. and Japan.
The missile tests follow North Korea's recent intercontinental ballistic missile launch and come amid accusations of North Korean troops being deployed to support Russia in Ukraine. Analysts suggest these actions may serve to divert attention from troop movements or to assert North Korea's presence on the global stage.
Breitbart: Ukraine Says It Attacked North Korean Troops in Russia
A senior Ukrainian official confirmed that Ukrainian troops fired upon North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, marking the first reported clash between the two nations. This comes amid warnings from Western officials about North Korea's military involvement in support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed concern over the lack of Western response to the North Korean threat, predicting that North Korean troops could soon engage in combat. He warned that their involvement could destabilize the region and enhance their military experience against South Korea.
Front Page Magazine: Obama Administration Shut Down Investigation of Hezbollah as Criminal Enterprise
Hezbollah generates about $1 billion annually through drug trafficking, controlling the flow of drugs from Colombia and Venezuela to various global markets. A DEA initiative called Project Cassandra, aimed at dismantling Hezbollah's operations, was halted by the Obama administration to facilitate a nuclear deal with Iran.
The project, which uncovered Hezbollah's transformation into a global crime syndicate, faced significant roadblocks from U.S. officials. Despite evidence linking Hezbollah to drug and weapons trafficking, the administration's belief in "moderate" elements within Hezbollah led to a failure to act against the organization.
Breitbart: Top Putin Aide: Trump ‘May Share the Fate of JFK’ If He Tries to End Ukraine War
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chair of the Russian Security Council, warned that Donald Trump could face dire consequences, likening it to the fate of John F. Kennedy, if he attempts to end the Ukraine war after the upcoming election. He dismissed Trump's claims of being able to resolve the conflict quickly.
Medvedev criticized both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, suggesting that U.S. foreign policy will remain unchanged regardless of the election outcome. He reiterated Russia's stance on NATO and the ongoing war, asserting that Western leaders missed opportunities for peace.
#culture
GB News: Nicholas Lyndhurst branded a 'real comrade' as Kelsey Grammer pays tribute to Only Fools star
Kelsey Grammer praised co-star Nicholas Lyndhurst as a "real comrade" while reflecting on their collaboration in the 2023 reboot of "Frasier." Grammer, reprising his role as Dr. Frasier Crane, expressed joy in working with Lyndhurst, who plays Alan Cornwall, emphasizing their strong bond formed during a West End production.
The reboot follows Frasier's move to Boston to reconnect with his son and old college. This marks Lyndhurst's first major role since the death of his son in 2020, with Grammer recalling the late Archie Lyndhurst's support for his father's involvement in the revival.