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15 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Golden: A Lot of Dems Have Just Gone 'Into Full Resistance' and Abandoned Self-Reflection
Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) expressed concern that the Democratic Party has not developed a cohesive strategy or message following President Trump's second inauguration. He warned that many in the party may shift to resistance rather than focusing on self-reflection and addressing voter concerns.
Golden emphasized the need for Democrats to understand why voters supported Trump and a Republican Congress, urging the party to formulate a compelling case to regain majority control by the 2026 election.
Le Monde: Romania election commission excludes second far-right presidential candidate
Romania's electoral commission has barred far-right candidates Diana Sosoaca and Calin Georgescu from the upcoming presidential election. Sosoaca, known for her pro-Russia stance and controversial views, claims the decision reflects a lack of democracy and plans to appeal.
Georgescu, a prominent figure who gained attention through social media, was excluded after allegations of Russian interference led to the annulment of a previous election. The situation has raised concerns about democratic integrity in Romania.
Breitbart: Exclusive — NRSC Ad Slams Jon Ossoff’s Shut Down Vote
Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) faced backlash from the NRSC for voting against a House-passed government funding bill, which he previously supported. The NRSC's ad criticizes Ossoff for allegedly prioritizing partisan conflict over the needs of Georgia families, military, and veterans.
The ad highlights that Ossoff's vote could have led to a government shutdown, with NRSC Chairman Tim Scott condemning him for aligning with radical party members. The political landscape is shifting as several Democratic senators opt not to seek reelection.
Breitbart: PA Gov. Shapiro: Schumer Should've Threatened Shutdown to Get GOP Concessions
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro expressed a desire for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to leverage his position to secure Democratic priorities in negotiations with Republicans. He criticized the notion that Democrats must choose between resistance and compromise, advocating for a balanced approach.
Shapiro suggested that Schumer should have demanded specific concessions from Republicans during budget discussions, emphasizing the need for collaboration to address constituents' concerns. He noted that Republicans required Democratic support to pass legislation, indicating potential leverage.
Breitbart: Maher: Biden Was 'Just Funneling' Green Money to Groups that Didn't Deserve It
Bill Maher criticized the Biden administration's environmental spending, claiming it directed funds to groups lacking experience and effectiveness in solving environmental issues. He also expressed skepticism about the federal Department of Education's financial allocations, suggesting they often do not address the core problems.
Maher highlighted a specific instance where $20 billion was allocated to groups after Biden's election, questioning the legitimacy and expertise of those receiving the funds.
#society
The Western Journal: Kash Patel Sounds the Alarm as SWAT Teams Keep Appearing at Innocent Conservatives' Homes
FBI Director Kash Patel has raised concerns over a rise in "swatting" incidents targeting conservative figures, where false emergency reports provoke police responses. He assured that the FBI is committed to investigating these crimes and holding perpetrators accountable.
Victims include social media influencers and commentators, with some describing the incidents as attempts to provoke deadly force against them. Patel emphasized that weaponizing law enforcement against any American is unacceptable and poses serious risks.
Fox News: Heartwarming photos of Trump with Musk’s son 'Lil X' go viral
Photographs of President Donald Trump walking with Elon Musk's son, X Æ A-12, have gone viral, capturing a joyful moment as they headed to Marine Force One. The images show Lil X smiling and excited, leading Trump down the ramp, with both dressed in black coats.
The interaction has been positively received online, with users commenting on the genuine connection between Trump and Lil X. Musk has been involved in government initiatives under Trump, and Lil X has frequently been seen at the White House.
#crime
The Western Journal: Medical CEO, Three Others Arrested After 5-Year-Old Boy Is Incinerated in Hyperbaric Chamber
Four individuals, including the CEO of the Oxford Center, have been charged in connection with the death of 5-year-old Thomas Cooper, who died in a hyperbaric chamber fire in Michigan. Charges include second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, with allegations of negligence and unsafe practices.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel emphasized that the tragedy could have been avoided with proper safety protocols. The family plans to file a lawsuit, claiming the treatments were medically unsound and not covered by insurance.
GB News: Jet2 passenger terrorised cabin crew and 'scared' holidaymakers after telling air hostess 'I'll smash your face'
A 37-year-old man from Bradford, Jason Roddis, has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for threatening cabin crew on a Jet2 flight from Turkey. His disruptive behavior included using foul language and making violent threats after an argument with his partner.
Roddis was found with multiple bottles of alcohol onboard and refused to comply with crew requests. He faced additional charges for racial abuse toward police during his arrest and had a history of 42 previous convictions. The judge emphasized the seriousness of his actions and the fear they instilled in both crew and passengers.
Le Monde: Telegram founder Durov allowed to temporarily leave France, where he is charged
Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, has been granted temporary permission to leave France amid charges related to enabling organized crime. He departed for Dubai after being detained in August 2024 and charged with failing to control extremist content on the platform.
Durov was released on €5 million bail and initially criticized his arrest but has since indicated compliance with French authorities. His legal team has not commented on the situation.