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22 Dec 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Will Partisan Lawfare Destroy Trump?
- The recent ruling of the Colorado Supreme Court erasing Trump from the Republican primary ballot is compared to Orwellian tactics. The argument questions the use of the 14th Amendment to bar Trump, stating that his actions on January 6 were not comparable to calling for secession. Additionally, the article discusses the double standards when it comes to addressing violence and insurrection from both sides of the political spectrum. It warns that these actions are damaging the republic and undermining the rule of law.
GB News: 'ABHORRENT': Ex-Mumford and Sons star hits out at Olly Alexander for Israel views
Former Mumford and Sons star Winston Marshall criticizes singer Olly Alexander's views on Israel as "abhorrent."
Fox News: Ed Burke, former Chicago Democratic alderman, found guilty in corruption trial
Former Chicago City Council member Ed Burke was found guilty on multiple corruption charges, including racketeering and attempted extortion. He had demanded building permits from Burger King executives in exchange for signing on as clients at his law firm. The jury reached a unanimous decision after deliberating for a week.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Report: Washington Swamp Protects Rich, Shuns Poor
An exclusive report by Breitbart News reveals that members of Congress with higher incomes tend to be seen as more moderate and receive more support from political elites, while those representing lower income districts are often perceived as "extreme." GOP lobbyist Sam Geduldig argues that bias in American politics is determined by race, sex, religion, political affiliation, and class. He suggests that a coalition of representatives from poorer districts could challenge the establishment and change the way Congress operates. The report examines socioeconomic data and political contributions of various caucuses, highlighting the disparities between more establishment-oriented and populist groups.
Fox News: Idaho Mayor explains California retiree influx: It's the 'small town feel'
Eagle, Idaho has been nicknamed "Little Orange County" due to the influx of retirees from California. The city offers a small-town feel and affordable living compared to California. Conservative politics are valued in maintaining the city's appeal.
Breitbart: New Gay Sex Scandal Hits Capitol After Second Graphic Video Emerges
A House investigation is underway into a second gay sex scandal in Washington, DC, after the emergence of explicit videos circulating on Snapchat. Rep. Dan Newhouse initiated the investigation in response to "purported unbecoming behavior" by his senior staffer. No conclusive evidence has been found implicating the staffer so far. The earlier Senate sex tape, showing a congressional staffer engaging in unprotected sex in a Senate hearing room, was shared in a private group for gay men in politics. The connection between the two incidents remains unclear.
#society
Breitbart: Kid Rock: Bud Light Made a Mistake — We 'Don’t Need to Kill Them'
Musician and business owner Kid Rock ended his boycott of Bud Light, believing they understood their mistake. Megyn Kelly criticized his decision, stating that many are still offended by Bud Light's partnership with Dylan Mulvaney. Kid Rock responded by saying that he doesn't speak for all conservatives and that there are other companies deserving of boycotts. He also cautioned Kelly about throwing stones, referencing her experience at NBC.
Fox News: Nostalgic Christmas toys that sent shoppers scrambling
TOY MAYHEM - Christmas toy gifts that caused shopping chaos.
FOOD TRENDS - Grubhub reveals popular food trends of the year.
The Blaze: Jason Whitlock and Delano Squires on what makes a black man in America today | Blaze Media
Author Delano Squires believes that the public image of black men in America has shifted due to prominent black officials aligning with LGBTQIA+ propaganda. This shift has led to black men prioritizing politics over masculinity, resulting in them repeating the same messaging as their white Democratic Party counterparts. Squires and Jason Whitlock agree that this change is driven by political identity rather than genuine belief.
#war
Times Of Israel: In major shift, survey finds Israelis prefer Biden to Trump as next US president
A recent poll shows a shift in Israeli support from Trump to Biden, with 40% of Israelis favoring Biden's reelection in 2024. Trump's criticism of Netanyahu and his failure to ensure the release of American hostages during the Israel-Hamas truce contributed to this change. The poll also revealed that the majority of Israelis think Netanyahu and other politicians are more concerned with politics than the war.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: WATCH: John Kirby Struggles to Name Biden Foreign Policy Achievement in 2023
White House struggles to name top foreign policy achievement for President Biden. Mentioned achievements include the "Quad" alliance, Australian nuclear submarine deal, helping Ukraine, and aiding Israel against Hamas. Overall, the focus is on revitalizing alliances.
GB News: Expat victory as France permits Britons to stay abroad for six months without visa
Britons with second homes in France can now stay for up to six months without a visa, following a change in the rules. The decision has been welcomed by campaigners who argued that the previous restrictions were unfair. However, some concerns remain about how the new system will be implemented and whether it may be challenged as unconstitutional.
#economy
The Blaze: What are central bank digital currencies? A guide to the globalists' attack on money | Blaze Media
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are digital forms of fiat money issued by central banks. Unlike decentralized cryptocurrencies, CBDCs are controlled by governments. While proponents tout benefits like increased control over the money supply, critics warn of the potential for financial surveillance, censorship, social credit systems, and direct government access to personal accounts. The risks associated with CBDCs are significant, and concerns have been raised by both conservatives and cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
#religion
#education
Breitbart: Nolte: NY Times Turns on Claudine Gay over Plagiarism Allegations
Harvard president accused of antisemitism and plagiarism, sparking concerns about the university's standards.
Fox News: Texas school board president says it's called 'Christmas break' not 'holiday break'
Texas school board president wants to replace "holiday" and "winter" break with "Christmas." Promotes specificity in education.
#crime
Le Monde: Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy a day after judge orders him to pay $148 million in defamation case
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy, citing financial strain from his defense of Donald Trump's election fraud claims. He owes nearly $153 million, including $148 million in damages for defamation against election workers. Lawsuits against Giuliani continue to mount.
#other
The Telegraph: Alex Batty returned to UK after final argument with his mother
Alex Batty, a teenager missing for six years, returned home to the UK after a final argument with his mother. He had enough of their hippy lifestyle and wanted to pursue a university degree. His mother was against it.