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America One News
9 Nov 2024
#politics
The Economist: Dana White, martial-arts magnate and Trump cheerleader
Dana White, UFC president, was a prominent supporter of Donald Trump during his victory speech, showcasing a strongman persona that resonates with Trump's base. White's background in combat sports aligns with the brash style of Trump's "MAGA world."
As Trump prepares for a second presidency, questions arise about the implications for governance and the political landscape, including the impact on statehouse races and the potential for Trump to address his legal challenges.
Liberty Nation News: 2024 Election by the Numbers – Through the Fog of Political War - Liberty Nation News
General George S. Patton's quote about the "fog of war" aptly describes the confusion surrounding the recent election results, where President-elect Donald Trump made a significant comeback. Despite the media's portrayal, polling indicated a close race, with Trump leading in key battleground states and among Latino voters.
The election numbers reveal a substantial shift, with 46% of Latino voters supporting Trump and significant gains in areas like Dearborn, Michigan. Additionally, over 90% of U.S. counties swung towards Trump, indicating a widespread rejection of Kamala Harris's campaign. This suggests a challenging landscape for the Democrats moving forward.
The Economist: Did sexism propel Donald Trump to power?
Following Donald Trump's victory, some Democrats attribute the loss to sexism, questioning if America is ready for a female president. Prominent figures like David Axelrod and Patti Solis Doyle suggest that gender bias played a significant role in the election outcome.
In addition to the electoral results, Trump may leverage his position to influence federal charges against him and reshape Republican governance through coalition negotiations. The election also highlighted mixed results for various ballot measures, particularly in the realms of abortion and voting reform.
#society
GB News: Prince William will travel to Brazil for 'hugely consequential' event
Prince William will attend the Cop30 climate summit in Brazil in 2025, following his father's environmental advocacy. His participation highlights his growing role as a global statesman and commitment to climate action, coinciding with the fifth annual Earthshot ceremony.
King Charles's attendance is uncertain, but William's confirmed presence signifies the Royal Family's dedication to addressing climate issues. His recent diplomatic engagements further establish his influence on the global stage.
GB News: Church of England clergy declare 'God is not a white man' in drive for 'racial justice'
The Church of England is promoting racial justice by encouraging clergy to reconsider the representation of biblical figures in artwork, asserting that "God is not a white man." Dioceses are conducting reviews to ensure diversity in depictions of Jesus and other figures, aligned with a 2021 anti-racism initiative.
As part of this effort, the Church has implemented a diversity audit and is updating iconic images, including reimagining Da Vinci's The Last Supper with a black Jesus. The Church's leadership acknowledges past failures on racism and is committed to significant cultural changes, including job diversity measures.
#crime
The Telegraph: Suicide bomber kills 24 in explosion at Pakistan train station
A suicide bomber attacked a crowded railway station in Pakistan's Balochistan province, killing at least 25 people and injuring over 50. The blast occurred as passengers awaited the Jaffar Express train, with the Balochistan Liberation Army claiming responsibility.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the attack, stating that the separatist group will face severe consequences and that security forces are committed to eradicating terrorism.
#sports
GB News: Carl Froch says 'it's in the contract that Jake Paul can't lose' ahead of Mike Tyson boxing fight
Carl Froch has criticized Jake Paul ahead of his fight with Mike Tyson, claiming that contractual terms mean Paul "can't lose." Froch believes the fight is scripted and anticipates a quick victory for Paul, dismissing any credit he might receive for defeating the aging Tyson.
Froch also expressed concern over the legitimacy of the matchup, calling it a "clown show" and questioning the professional nature of the event. He noted that Tyson, now 58, is far removed from his prime and suggested that the fight diminishes the sport's integrity.