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6 Nov 2024
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Breitbart: Carville: 'Early Indications Here Are Not Sterling' for Democrats
Democratic strategist James Carville expressed concerns about early election results, noting a decline in support for Democrats in Loudoun County, Virginia. He highlighted the importance of upcoming votes in Philadelphia, North Carolina, and Georgia to potentially improve the outlook.
Carville acknowledged troubling signs but remained hopeful for a significant increase in Democratic votes in Philadelphia to offset losses elsewhere.
The Economist: The Republicans gain control of the Senate
Republicans are poised to gain control of the Senate, which could significantly impact policy and power dynamics in Washington next year. Key states like North Carolina and Georgia have bolstered Donald Trump's position, while Kamala Harris faces challenges in her campaign.
Florida has notably rejected an abortion-rights measure despite majority support, and financial markets lean towards a Trump victory. While Harris's prospects have improved slightly, she remains the underdog. Concerns over potential election violence persist, though fears of civil war are deemed exaggerated.
Forbes: Election Day 2024: Here’s Trump’s Clearest Path To Victory After Georgia, North Carolina Wins (Updated)
Former President Donald Trump has secured wins in North Carolina and Georgia, leading in several other battleground states with a total of 247 electoral votes compared to Vice President Kamala Harris’ 210. His path to victory likely hinges on Pennsylvania or a combination of other states like Arizona, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
Trump's campaign has been marked by increased aggression and promises of stricter immigration policies. His past controversies, including his indictments, have seemingly united the GOP behind him, while Harris has focused on criticizing Trump's behavior and rhetoric.
The Western Journal: Harris Campaign Tells Staffers to 'Get Some Sleep' as Trump Surges
Kamala Harris's campaign is urging staff to rest as Donald Trump leads in key swing states ahead of election results. An email from campaign head Jen O’Malley Dillon emphasizes the need for sleep and preparation for a close finish, particularly in the crucial "blue wall" states.
As Trump holds a strong position in states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, Harris's campaign remains hopeful for late urban vote counts to shift the outcome. Dillon acknowledges the tight race and the importance of continued turnout efforts.
Forbes: Election Betting Odds: Trump Hits 95% On Polymarket, Other Sites As More Election Results Come In
Former President Donald Trump is experiencing a surge in betting odds for the 2024 election, with various platforms giving him a significant lead over his opponent, Kamala Harris. As of early Wednesday, Trump's implied odds of victory ranged from 95% to 97% across multiple betting sites, despite only a few battleground states being called.
Polling data leading up to the election showed a tighter race, with some forecasts favoring Harris. However, the betting markets are currently indicating a strong preference for Trump, reflecting a potential disconnect between traditional polling and betting predictions. Control of the House remains uncertain, while Republicans are projected to maintain Senate control.
The Federalist: GOP Bernie Moreno Takes Down Dem Incumbent For OH Senate
Republican Bernie Moreno has defeated three-term incumbent Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio, marking a significant win for the GOP. This victory, along with the anticipated win by Gov. Jim Justice in West Virginia, has allowed Republicans to reclaim the Senate majority.
The win is celebrated by pro-life advocates, highlighting a rejection of the Democrats' abortion platform in Ohio. Additionally, voters opposed a ballot initiative to transfer legislative district map control to a commission.
GB News: US election: Nigel Farage reveals what he told Donald Trump at star-studded Mar-a-Lago party
Nigel Farage described a "joyous" atmosphere at Mar-a-Lago as early results indicate a positive outlook for Donald Trump, who is projected to win North Carolina. Farage, present at a celebratory gathering with Trump and Elon Musk, expressed confidence in Trump's political comeback.
He emphasized the significance of Trump's coalition with figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Musk, suggesting that their combined efforts could lead to substantial changes in the U.S. administration. Farage remains optimistic about Trump's chances, dismissing polls that suggest otherwise.
Breitbart: U.S. Presidential Race Billboards Take Over Brazilian Town
In Governador Valadares, Brazil, billboards promoting Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have emerged ahead of the U.S. 2024 presidential election. The town, known for its significant emigration to the U.S., has seen pro-Trump messages claiming electoral fraud and pro-Harris calls for social justice.
Local residents, many of whom have family in the U.S., are engaging in this political display, reflecting the ongoing influence of American politics on Brazilian communities. The billboards highlight the differing perspectives on immigration and social issues.
Forbes: Republicans Win Senate Control—Ending Democrats’ Narrow Majority
Republicans have regained control of the Senate, securing at least 51 seats after winning key races in West Virginia and Ohio. West Virginia Governor Jim Justice defeated Democrat Glenn Elliott, while Republican Bernie Moreno took Ohio's seat from incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown.
GOP incumbents in Texas, Florida, and Nebraska also successfully defended their seats against Democratic challengers. This shift in power was anticipated, with predictions favoring Republican gains.
Times Of Israel: Trump antagonist Adam Schiff wins California senate seat
California voters elected Rep. Adam Schiff to the Senate, succeeding the late Dianne Feinstein. Schiff, a pro-Israel Democrat, defeated former Dodgers player Steve Garvey, marking a continuation of Democratic representation in a state where Republicans have struggled to win statewide office.
Schiff, known for his role in the impeachment of Donald Trump, faces criticism from the former president, who has labeled him with derogatory nicknames. With Schiff's win, California will have two male senators, a shift from its previous representation that included women.
Fox News: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the meaning of a Republican Senate - and What’s Ahead for the House
With the Senate now controlled by Republicans, they may have over 50 votes but will lack the 60 needed to overcome a filibuster. This situation could lead to calls for eliminating the filibuster altogether. Meanwhile, Democrats are poised to potentially gain control of the House.
The upcoming leadership race in the GOP Senate will feature candidates like Thune, Cornyn, and Scott. Additionally, the dynamics of the House elections may have shifted due to Biden's decision to step aside, allowing Democrats to be competitive in the upcoming elections.
GB News: Harris election gaffe as she 'stages' phone call to voter before turning phone round to reveal camera instead
Kamala Harris faced criticism for an apparent election day blunder when she seemed to fake a phone call with a voter during a visit to a Democratic Party phone bank. Footage showed her holding a phone that was on the camera app instead of making a call, leading to speculation about the authenticity of the interaction.
As the election unfolded, Harris was at Howard University for watch events, while Donald Trump gathered supporters at Mar-a-Lago. Both candidates were in tight races as results began to come in.
Fox News: Fox News projects Trump defeats Harris in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump has been projected to win Georgia in the 2024 election, securing its 16 Electoral College votes after narrowly losing the state in 2020. Both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris heavily campaigned in Georgia, which saw record early voting turnout.
The election was marked by legal disputes over new voting rules implemented by the Georgia State Elections Board, which were contested by both parties. Despite Republican claims that the changes would enhance voter confidence, a Fulton County judge ruled them unconstitutional, leading to potential challenges regarding the election results.
Fox News: Democrat Adam Schiff wins Dianne Feinstein's former Senate seat
Rep. Adam Schiff has won the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by Dianne Feinstein, defeating Republican Steve Garvey. Garvey congratulated Schiff and highlighted his campaign's focus on key issues like cost of living and public safety, despite his loss in California's deep blue political landscape.
Schiff, known for his role in Trump's impeachment trial, campaigned on national issues, including abortion rights, while contrasting his experience with Garvey's outsider status. Feinstein passed away in September 2023, leading to a competitive race for her seat.
Forbes: Election Day Bomb Threats: Swing States Face Threats Blamed On Russia—Here’s What We Know
Voting in several battleground states was disrupted by bomb threats, many linked to Russia, leading to extended polling hours and delays in results. Affected states include Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin, with threats primarily targeting areas favoring Democratic candidates.
While none of the threats were deemed credible, the FBI is investigating their origins. Election officials reported that overall, the election proceeded smoothly, with no significant impact on voter turnout. Concerns about political violence and election interference remain heightened.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Venezuela's Maduro: Next U.S. President Will Have to Find an 'Understanding' with Us
Nicolás Maduro stated that the next U.S. president must engage in dialogue with his regime, regardless of who wins the election. He emphasized Venezuela's independence and criticized U.S. involvement in Latin American politics, alleging a U.S. coup plot against his government.
Maduro's regime, facing international condemnation for human rights violations and alleged drug trafficking, has received various concessions from the Biden administration, including sanctions relief. Despite promises of free elections, Maduro continues to suppress dissent and maintain power through fraudulent means.
#military
Breitbart: South Korea Sells Itself as the 'Best Partner' for Saudi Arabia on Defense
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol emphasized South Korea as a "best partner" for Saudi Arabia during a meeting with a senior Saudi official, focusing on defense cooperation and technology. Yoon's administration has prioritized military sales and joint development of defense systems since he took office in 2022.
This partnership aims to strengthen Saudi defense capabilities while enhancing bilateral ties, particularly in light of the U.S. reducing arms sales to Riyadh. Recent agreements include a memorandum of understanding for joint weapons development and significant military purchases by Saudi Arabia from South Korea.
#culture
Le Monde: Part of Simone Veil's art collection will go on auction at Christie's
Christie's auction house will showcase a collection of artworks owned by Simone Veil and her husband, Antoine, on December 4 in Paris. The collection, valued at two to three million euros, reflects a classical French aesthetic and includes works by notable artists like Gilles Aillaud and Gérard Schneider.
Veil, a prominent figure in post-war France and a Holocaust survivor, had a deep appreciation for art, often visiting Paris galleries. The auction highlights her personal connection to the pieces, underscoring her love for color and life-affirming themes in art.