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19 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: Trump tipped to deliver 'Brexit-style' message in 'different' inauguration speech
Donald Trump is set to deliver a second inauguration speech aimed at promoting change and unity, according to former Republican strategist Adam Goodman. The speech is expected to reflect a more confident Trump, contrasting with his first inauguration, and will draw parallels to Brexit as a call for significant change.
Goodman anticipates that Trump will focus on unification and real change from the outset of his presidency. Former strategist Steve Bannon predicts an intense start to Trump's second term, suggesting a more focused approach compared to his first term's often chaotic policy-making.
#society
Front Page Magazine: New York Times: Majority of Dems Oppose Men in Women's Sports and Puberty Blockers for Kids
Recent polling indicates a significant shift in attitudes among Democrats regarding transgender issues. A New York Times Ipsos poll shows that 67% of Democrats oppose transgender men competing in women's sports, and 54% are against administering puberty blockers to children. Overall, only 18% of Americans support transgender men in women's sports, and even fewer back puberty blockers for minors.
This decline in support suggests that many Democrats are reconsidering their stance on the transgender agenda, which has faced backlash and controversy. The evolving perspective may reflect a growing awareness of the implications of these policies, as well as a desire to distance themselves from contentious issues that have polarized public opinion.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Which 'Trump Transition Official' is Pushing 'Palestinian' Nation Building?
The Trump team faces scrutiny as reports emerge of Steve Witkoff, the Middle East envoy, adopting Biden's controversial policies. Concerns grow over Witkoff's ties to Qatar and Hamas, with leaks suggesting a push for nation-building in Gaza, raising questions about the team's direction.
Critics argue that this approach contradicts the desires of Trump voters, who oppose a return to previous administration policies. The Trump team must address internal dissent and clarify its stance on foreign engagement and support for Gaza amid ongoing tensions.