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12 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: James Carville laments 'the cavalry is not coming' to stop the Trump administration's agenda
James Carville cautioned Democrats against relying on Republicans to counter the Trump administration, asserting that no "responsible conservative" will emerge to help. He emphasized the need for the party to develop a credible and unifying strategy to resonate with the public.
Carville criticized the current administration as being driven by wealthy interests, suggesting that the focus should be on providing a clear explanation of the political landscape. He expressed skepticism about any forthcoming assistance, stating, "No cavalry, nope."
GB News: Labour's new border tsar on £130k per year will work from Finland as Tories slam 'ludicrous' decision
Labour's new border inspector, John Tuckett, will earn £130,000 annually while residing in Finland. He advocates for remote work, proposing a 60/40 split between in-person duties and remote report writing. Critics, including Tory MPs, argue this arrangement is impractical for overseeing UK immigration.
Tuckett, who closed his office during the pandemic, claims he can manage his responsibilities effectively from abroad, stating he would cover his travel costs to the UK as needed. This has raised concerns about the feasibility of his role in addressing immigration issues like the small boats crisis.
The Federalist: Yes, We're In A Constitutional Crisis -- And It's Democrats' Fault
Democrats assert a constitutional crisis due to President Trump's belief in executive control over the executive branch. This situation, rooted in a century-long trend of an unaccountable administrative state, challenges the original U.S. Constitution and reflects a broader struggle for self-governance.
The article argues that the real Constitution cannot prevail if unelected judges undermine presidential authority. It calls for Congress to reclaim its legislative power and emphasizes the need for leaders who will vigorously defend constitutional principles against bureaucratic overreach.
#culture
Le Monde: 'The Brutalist': The rebirth of an architect in the New World
"The Brutalist" is a three-and-a-half-hour film directed by Brady Corbet, featuring a Hungarian-Jewish architect navigating post-war America. The film employs a diptych structure and VistaVision, aiming to capture the grandeur of architecture as a central theme.
This marks Corbet's third feature, following "Vox Lux," and introduces him to French cinephiles. Unlike his previous work, "The Brutalist" utilizes a classic narrative approach to explore avant-garde architecture.