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29 Dec 2024
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Front Page Magazine: Biden's Only Regret Was Not Prosecuting Trump Hard Enough
President Biden is reportedly seeking solace from Pope Francis as he nears the end of his term, viewing the pontiff as an ally and sounding board. Meanwhile, Biden expresses frustration over Attorney General Merrick Garland's handling of investigations into Trump and his son, Hunter, indicating a desire for a more aggressive approach.
Biden's private comments reveal disappointment with Garland's pace and a belief that he could have defeated Trump had the investigations progressed more swiftly. His concerns reflect a broader narrative of corruption within his administration, emphasizing a perceived failure to adequately address political challenges.
The Telegraph: Romanian presidential candidate says intelligence agents should be fired over cancelled election
Romanian intelligence leaders face calls for dismissal after their "ambiguous" report contributed to the annulment of recent general election results. Candidate Elena Lasconi criticized various agencies for mishandling the election, which saw unexpected gains for pro-Russian candidate Calin Georgescu.
The election's first round led to a political upheaval, as Georgescu garnered 23% of the vote, while Lasconi followed with 19%. The intelligence investigation cites "aggressive hybrid Russian attacks," particularly on social media, amid concerns over the integrity of the electoral process.
GB News: Lee Harris says Kemi Badenoch's accusations against Reform UK are 'ludicrous'
Lee Harris criticized Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's claims regarding Reform UK's membership numbers, calling them "absolutely ludicrous." He asserted that Badenoch could not have accessed the membership data, which is stored securely, contradicting her statements.
The controversy arose when Reform UK claimed to have exceeded Conservative Party membership numbers, leading to accusations of "fake" figures from Badenoch. In response, Reform UK invited journalists from several major outlets to verify their membership data.