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23 Jan 2025
#politics
The Federalist: Benson Has Proven Time And Again She Is Unfit To Govern
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has announced her candidacy for governor, but her track record raises concerns about her fitness for the role. Allegations include collusion with groups funded by Mark Zuckerberg to influence elections, as well as accusations of election tampering and authoritarian rhetoric against dissenters.
Benson faces competition from Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Republican state Sen. Aric Nesbitt. Critics argue that her actions, including allowing questionable voter registrations and threatening legal consequences for dissent, undermine her claims of transparency and accountability.
Liberty Nation News: The Warped Ethics and Tainted Politics of Presidential Pardons - Liberty Nation News
President Biden's pardons, particularly those for family members and individuals involved in the Jan. 6 events, have raised concerns about potential corruption and bias. Critics argue that his actions reflect a double standard compared to the outrage over former President Trump's pardons for Jan. 6 protesters.
The editorial suggests that the Jan. 6 protesters, who faced significant legal repercussions, were treated unfairly compared to those involved in the 2020 BLM riots, where many had charges dropped. It posits that Trump's pardons aimed to correct perceived injustices, contrasting them with Biden's approach, which some view as favoring political allies.
The Federalist: Trump Erases 'Bidenbucks'
President Trump's administration has moved to dismantle President Biden's controversial voter registration initiative, dubbed "Bidenbucks," which was seen as a partisan effort to mobilize Democratic voters. Critics argue that the executive order overstepped constitutional boundaries by using federal resources for political purposes.
Despite the rescindment of the order, its effects remain entrenched across various federal agencies, complicating efforts to fully eradicate its influence. Observers note that while the initiative failed to achieve its intended electoral impact, its legacy lingers in the bureaucracy.
Liberty Nation News: Teachers Union Prepares for New Era Under Trump - Liberty Nation News
Some educators are shifting focus from traditional subjects to resisting President Trump's policies, as evidenced by a National Education Association (NEA) webinar aimed at preparing teachers for a potential second Trump administration. The session emphasized issues like LGBTQ+ rights and immigration, rather than core academic content.
Participants discussed strategies to support students facing fear from potential ICE actions, labeling parental rights organizations as extremist. The webinar highlighted a commitment to defy regulations against displaying pride flags in classrooms, raising questions about the balance of political expression in educational settings.
#economy
The Economist: The Rachel Reeves theory of growth
At the Davos meeting, Britain's financial outlook is grim, with concerns raised about the exodus of millionaires and the negative impact of Brexit on investment. Billionaire Ray Dalio warned of a potential "debt death spiral" if public spending isn't controlled.
The discussion highlights the urgent need for a coherent growth strategy as the UK faces significant economic challenges. Various sectors, including aviation and local governance, are also experiencing turmoil, reflecting broader issues within the government.
#culture
Le Monde: French culture minister: 'On AI, the American model is not the European model'
Ahead of the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris, Culture Minister Rachida Dati aims to address concerns from the cultural sector regarding AI's impact on copyright and content creation. She emphasizes the inclusion of cultural discussions at the summit and advocates for transparency in AI training practices.
Critics have expressed discontent with President Macron's stance against requiring AI developers to disclose training content, fearing a compromise on cultural protections. Dati reassures that France is committed to enforcing copyright and supporting cultural creators during the implementation of new regulations.
#crime
GB News: Plymouth: Woman, 40, dies after being found seriously injured in street
A manhunt is underway for a male murder suspect in Plymouth following the death of a woman in her 40s, found seriously injured in the street. The victim and suspect are believed to have known each other, and police have assured the public there is no wider threat.
Detective Chief Inspector David Pebworth confirmed that inquiries are ongoing and urged the community to avoid the West Hoe area. A heightened police presence will be maintained as they search for the suspect.