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#illegals
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Announcement on Tucker Strikes Fear in Heart of Every Rich, Liberal Homeowner
Tom Homan, the incoming border czar, supported Tucker Carlson's suggestion to relocate illegal immigrants to affluent liberal neighborhoods, highlighting the hypocrisy of those advocating for open borders while living in gated communities. Carlson proposed specific areas, asserting that affluent liberals should experience the consequences of their policies.
This commentary underscores a broader sentiment among conservatives that affluent liberals are insulated from the impacts of immigration policies they endorse. As Trump prepares to prioritize mass deportation, the idea of relocating immigrants to the homes of liberal elites is framed as a form of poetic justice.
#politics
The Western Journal: Appeals Court Deals Fatal Blow to Fani Willis' Trump Prosecution, Disqualifies Her from Case
The Georgia Court of Appeals has disqualified Fulton County DA Fani Willis from prosecuting President-elect Donald Trump in his election interference case due to a conflict of interest involving her relationship with lead prosecutor Nathan Wade. The court found that this relationship created a significant appearance of impropriety.
While Willis has been removed from the case, the charges against Trump remain intact, leaving the possibility for another prosecutor to take over. The ruling reflects ongoing concerns regarding the politicization of the justice system as Trump prepares for his inauguration on January 20, 2025.
Fox News: Some House Republicans privately furious at Musk, Ramaswamy after government shutdown talks implode
Some House Republicans are frustrated with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for their involvement in congressional funding talks, which they believe undermined a bipartisan deal. GOP lawmakers expressed concerns that the pair's actions created confusion and misinformation, complicating negotiations.
Speaker Mike Johnson's plan for a continuing resolution to extend government funding faced backlash, leading to its collapse. With hardliners opposing last-minute provisions, GOP leaders are now scrambling for an alternative, facing potential challenges from both within their party and from Trump.
Forbes: Court Disqualifies Fani Willis From Georgia Case In Big Win For Trump
A Georgia appeals court has ruled that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must be disqualified from overseeing the criminal case against Donald Trump and his allies due to her romantic relationship with a prosecutor on her team. The court found this relationship created an "appearance of impropriety."
While the case against Trump and his co-defendants remains intact, the decision means that a new prosecutor must be appointed to handle the case, which could delay proceedings significantly. Trump and his allies face charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.
Fox News: Biden admin officials noticed stamina issues in president's first few months in office: report
A Wall Street Journal report indicates that President Biden's staff observed signs of diminishing stamina and confusion early in his presidency. Interviews with nearly 50 individuals, including current and former aides, revealed that Biden had fewer meetings with Congress and conducted less frequent Cabinet meetings compared to his predecessors.
Despite these concerns, members of Biden's Cabinet have publicly expressed confidence in his capabilities, asserting that he remains engaged and effective in his role. The White House defended Biden's leadership, emphasizing his policy achievements and ongoing communication with Cabinet members.
Fox News: Some House Republicans privately furious at Elon Musk after government shutdown talks implode
Some House Republicans are frustrated with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for interfering in government funding talks, which they believe undermined a bipartisan deal. GOP lawmakers expressed concerns that their actions reflect poorly on the party and exacerbate internal weaknesses.
Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to extend government funding is now in jeopardy after Musk threatened primary challenges against Republicans supporting the deal. The situation complicates negotiations as Trump also threatens to primary those who back a clean continuing resolution without a debt limit increase.
#society
Forbes: Mystery Drone Sightings: Drones Now Banned In More Than A Dozen New Jersey Cities, FAA Says (Updated)
The FAA has imposed temporary flight restrictions on drones in 22 New Jersey cities due to security concerns, extending earlier limits around military sites. Authorities can intercept and detain violators, with the potential use of deadly force against threatening drones.
Despite over 5,000 reported sightings, officials have determined many are likely misidentified aircraft or stars, with no evidence of malicious activity. Lawmakers are pushing for legislation to enhance drone surveillance and control, amidst public interest and speculation.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Georgia at risk of Russian subjugation
Georgia's Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze thanked five EU countries for supporting his government amid ongoing protests. However, only Hungary and Slovakia opposed sanctions against Georgia, while Romania, Italy, and Spain condemned the government's violent repression of demonstrations.
The situation escalated after the election of pro-Russian Mikheil Kavelashvili as president, further alienating the population from the ruling party. European states are urged to support the democratic opposition and impose sanctions on those responsible for the repression to prevent Georgia from falling under Russian influence.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Crazy Love: Siobhan Nash-Marshall, In Memoriam
Siobhan Nash-Marshall was a distinguished philosopher, writer, and humanitarian known for her enigmatic personality and commitment to changing the world through wisdom. With an impressive academic background, she earned degrees from prestigious universities and was a popular teacher at the University of St. Thomas and later Manhattanville College. Despite facing challenges, including a denied tenure that she contested, she continued to make significant contributions to philosophy and education.
Nash-Marshall founded two non-profit organizations aimed at aiding Christians in the Near and Middle East and promoting ethical discourse among students. Her passion for activism and education persisted even as she battled multiple cancers. Described as a "volcano of initiatives," her legacy reflects her belief in the transformative power of wisdom and her unwavering commitment to her faith and causes she cared deeply about.
#health
GB News: 'I'm nervy!' Blackpool man left feeling anxious as town's male life expectancy drops to lowest in UK
Blackpool has recorded the lowest male life expectancy in Britain, with boys born between 2021 and 2023 expected to live just 73.1 years. This marks a significant shift, as Glasgow previously held this position. Local resident Steven Whittaker expressed concern over health and rising living costs.
The statistics highlight a troubling north-south divide in life expectancy across the UK, with southern regions showing significantly higher figures. The situation raises alarms about health disparities and economic challenges faced by residents in northern areas.