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19 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Congress just got caught trying to put $100 billion on our credit card
Jesse Watters critiques the latest spending bill, highlighting its $100 billion addition to the national debt amid a projected $2 trillion deficit for 2025. He points out the bill's lengthy 1,500 pages and the rushed voting process, suggesting Congress is operating without accountability.
Watters also criticizes specific allocations, such as funding for the State Department to manage online speech and a seemingly unnecessary $3 million for molasses inspections. He emphasizes the need for fiscal responsibility as the national debt approaches $36 trillion.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: It's time for Congress' 'annual spending farce' known as a continuing resolution
Laura Ingraham criticized Congress for its ongoing "spending farce" with a continuing resolution, highlighting the national debt of $36 trillion and a projected $2 trillion deficit for 2025. She questioned Congress members' qualifications for a raise given their financial dealings and the debt situation.
Former President Trump echoed her sentiments, suggesting that any Republican supporting the current spending plan should face primary challenges. Ingraham noted that the House has adjourned, indicating the potential failure of the continuing resolution, and emphasized the need for better fiscal planning moving forward.
GB News: WATCH: GB News guest makes bold Reform UK prediction
Political commentator Paula London suggests that Nigel Farage and Elon Musk could "save the West" after their recent meeting at Mar-a-Lago. The discussion, which lasted an hour, included Farage and Reform UK party treasurer Nick Candy alongside the tech billionaire.
London's assertion highlights the potential influence of their collaboration in addressing current challenges facing Western societies.
#culture
Le Monde: Paul Schrader's 'Oh, Canada:' a man's reckoning at the end of his life
Paul Schrader's film 'Oh, Canada' explores themes of death and existential reflection, contrasting the U.S. with Canada not as a peaceful alternative, but as a metaphor for mortality and the illusions of life. Schrader, influenced by personal health struggles, shifts focus to dying rather than youthful indiscretions.
The film adapts a novel by Russell Banks, addressing American decay through a lens of personal and societal introspection. Schrader's work continues to challenge established norms while confronting his own mortality.
#education
Fox News: Oklahoma lawmakers on board with abolishing the Department of Education
Oklahoma lawmakers are pushing to eliminate the Department of Education, aligning with President-elect Trump's campaign promise. They argue that education should be managed at the state level, allowing for more local control and innovation in teaching.
While there is strong support for abolishing the department, some Republican lawmakers express concern about maintaining federal funding for local schools, particularly for programs that support disadvantaged students. They emphasize the need to ensure resources remain available despite potential changes.