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7 Nov 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Voting Works
Post-2020 election, a faction of voters believed that voting was futile due to alleged electoral manipulation, contributing to lower turnout in the 2022 midterms. However, the 2024 election demonstrated that voting can effectively counteract fraud.
Efforts to ensure election integrity, particularly in Pennsylvania, played a crucial role in this outcome. The message is clear: voters can overcome challenges by participating actively in elections and supporting trustworthy officials.
Breitbart: Chuck Todd: Dems 'Accepted the Party of Elites Mantra', Ignored Border, Economy for a While
NBC News Chief Political Analyst Chuck Todd criticized Democrats for neglecting rural America and focusing on suburban elites. He noted that this shift has led to losses among working-class voters, including Hispanics and potentially African Americans.
Todd suggested that Trump's appeal on economic and border issues could have led to a different outcome in the 2020 election if not for the pandemic. He argued that Democrats' reliance on identity politics contributed to their current challenges.
Breitbart: 49ers Star Nick Bosa Not Concerned About Getting Fined for MAGA Hat Display: 'It Was Well Worth It'
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is unfazed by the NFL's potential fine for wearing a Donald Trump MAGA hat during a post-game TV interview. The league has delayed its decision on punishment until after the 2024 election but confirmed there would be no suspension.
Bosa expressed no regret over the incident, stating he found it "well worth it." When asked about the election, he described watching the returns as "fun."
Front Page Magazine: Jack Smith Admits the Trump Prosecutions Were Election Interference All Along
The Biden-Harris administration is set to wind down legal cases against Trump, citing that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted. Critics argue that the investigations were always about election interference, and with the recent elections concluded, the rationale for pursuing these cases has diminished.
The investigations, including those related to Russiagate, are viewed as attempts to undermine Trump's presidency rather than legitimate legal actions. As the political landscape shifts, the focus may now turn to targeting Trump's policies rather than continuing to label him a criminal.
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Front Page Magazine: Taxpayer Funded College Teaches Bible as "Texts of Terror"
Queens College is offering a course titled "Texts of Terror," which examines violence in the Bible, including themes of genocide and the erasure of women. Critics argue that such a course would not be permitted for the Koran, highlighting perceived double standards in academic freedom.
The course aims to critically analyze biblical texts while raising concerns about the implications of teaching religious texts in a controversial manner. Critics assert that similar scrutiny is not applied to Islamic texts, suggesting a bias in how different religions are treated in educational settings.