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19 Mar 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Charlamagne tha God: 'Why Are Folks Fighting' About Trump Deporting Gang Banging Criminals
Charlamagne tha God questioned the backlash from some Democrats regarding Trump's deportation of illegal immigrant gang members. He expressed understanding for deporting those who commit crimes but suggested that advocacy should focus on long-term residents without criminal records.
Co-host DJ Envy echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the need to prioritize support for law-abiding immigrants over gang members. The discussion follows Trump's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act to deport gang members, despite legal challenges from organizations like the ACLU.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: California Dems Offer Prayer to a Strange New God to Open Assembly Session
California Democrats opened a state assembly session with a prayer to Beyoncé, reciting lyrics from her songs instead of traditional religious references. Assembly member Tina McKinnon led the unconventional prayer, invoking themes of resilience and change, which critics argue trivializes serious matters and alienates mainstream Americans.
This act reflects a broader trend within the Democratic Party, perceived as increasingly disconnected from the concerns of everyday citizens. Critics question the seriousness of the party, suggesting that such gestures only deepen the divide with those seeking practical solutions to pressing issues.
Breitbart: Sanders: 'Should Frighten Every American' that Trump Doesn't Respect Our Constitution
Senator Bernie Sanders expressed concern over President Trump's perceived disregard for the Constitution, warning that his actions threaten the separation of powers. He criticized Trump's attacks on the media and the judiciary, emphasizing the importance of rule of law and judicial independence.
Sanders urged that all Americans should be alarmed by a president seeking to consolidate power, regardless of political affiliation, calling it a dangerous trend for democracy.
Front Page Magazine: Will THIS GUY Be the Savior of the Democratic Party?
The Democratic Party is struggling to find a strong presidential candidate for 2028, with options like Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom facing significant challenges. Politico has suggested Rahm Emanuel as a potential candidate, but his past and lack of enthusiasm raise doubts about the viability of this choice.
The article critiques the Democrats' reliance on familiar figures and their failure to present a compelling agenda to attract voters. Emanuel's candidacy, viewed as a nostalgic nod to Obama, could signal a continued struggle for the party rather than a path to electoral success.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: We Need an Audit of $100B We Sent to Ukraine
Alex Marlow, on his podcast, expressed strong skepticism about U.S. spending on Ukraine, criticizing Congress for lack of accountability after approving $100 billion. He emphasized a need for transparency in how funds are spent, suggesting that the situation reflects interests of the war industry.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: Trump’s America First Tariffs
President Trump emphasizes the use of tariffs as a tool for economic protection and national security, aiming to reshape trade relationships and bolster American manufacturing. He has successfully leveraged tariff threats to influence other nations' policies, notably in border security and trade agreements.
However, the potential for tariffs to backfire and harm consumers and manufacturers remains a concern. While they can protect domestic industries, indiscriminate tariff increases may lead to inflation and recession, complicating economic stability. Balancing these risks with strategic implementation is crucial.
#other
Le Monde: Stranded NASA astronauts return after nine-month space stay
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, along with two others, returned to Earth on March 18, 2025, after a nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station. Their extended stay was due to issues with their original return spacecraft, leading to their reassignment to a SpaceX Crew-9 mission.
The mission drew significant public interest and became a political topic, with accusations from Donald Trump and Elon Musk suggesting the Biden administration neglected the astronauts. Their return was celebrated, but the extended duration raised concerns about health risks associated with long space missions.