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26 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Biden Falsely Claims RNC Chair Said U.S. Default 'Bodes Well' for GOP
President Biden falsely claimed that RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said a U.S. default on the debt ceiling would "bode very well" for the GOP in 2024. However, during her interview with Fox News, McDaniel had talked about issues such as Biden's low approval ratings, the fentanyl crisis, border crisis, and crime surging in streets, indicating how poorly Biden has been tackling them. She had also talked about Republicans negotiating with the Biden administration on the debt ceiling and appeared to blame him for a potential default if the two sides could not come to a deal. This issue falls under the category.
Townhall: Media's Coverage of the Debt-Limit Fight Is Intolerably Dishonest
President Joe Biden has been forced to change tactics in debt ceiling talks as the GOP remains obstinate. This contradicts previous reporting that Biden was not interested in negotiating the debt limit. Democrats are concerned that a Biden-McCarthy deal may reward the GOP, and the left proposes raising taxes while the right aims to reduce spending. The default position of the Washington press corps is automatic debt-hike, and it convinces readers that anything other than that is a threat to democracy.
Breitbart: Report: House Dem in Disbelief as Biden Heads Back Home for Weekend
House Democrats are frustrated with President Biden's hands-off approach to the debt ceiling fight and expressed disbelief that Biden would be leaving for Delaware on Memorial Day weekend. Some Democrats are calling for Biden to use the power of the presidency and communicate with the American people about their efforts to avoid a default. The Washington Post criticized Biden's decline to conduct press conferences, saying that he's turning into a news media evader. Republicans are holding the line in negotiations, demanding spending cuts and opposing Biden's plans to bring on thousands of new IRS agents in his "Inflation Reduction Act."
Townhall: Mugged by Reality? Or Respectful of Common Sense?
Fred Siegel and Michael Berman were both liberals in the 1970s who ended up taking conservative stands on important issues. Siegel witnessed first-hand how big-government policies bankrupted cities, while Berman managed campaigns for liberal Democrats before he began supporting robust responses to events like the Gulf War and 9/11. Both men were mugged by reality and respected the common sense of ordinary people, a quality that many liberal intellectuals and politicians lack.
Breitbart: Poll: Joe Biden Net Favorability Reaches All-Time Low
President Biden's net favorability rating has hit an all-time low, according to a recent CNN poll. Only 35% of Americans have a favorable view of him, while 57% do not. This comes as Biden is negotiating with congressional leaders regarding the debt ceiling increase, with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expecting the US to hit it by June 1. The poll found that 60% of Americans think the government should only raise the nation's debt ceiling if it cuts spending at the same time.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Mining Magnate Calls for Australia to ‘Work Harder’ to Develop Its Trade Relationship With India
Australian mining magnate Gina Rinehart calls for closer trade ties between Australia and India, citing India’s growing economy and Prime Minister Modi’s relaxed regulations for investment. During a meeting with Modi, Rinehart discussed partnering in technology, investment, and skills in the mining and minerals sectors. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also expressed support for a strong relationship with India, calling Modi a “very welcome visitor” to the country. The growing relationship between Australia and India is driven in part by their shared participation in the Quad, which seeks to counter China’s growing dominance in the Indo-Pacific.
The Epoch Times: Lululemon Promises 2,600 New Jobs After Exemption From Some Immigration Rules
Lululemon will expand its Vancouver headquarters and create 2,600 jobs over the next five years. The company was granted the ability to hire foreign workers for certain highly skilled positions without needing a labour market impact assessment, which could have prompted the firm to move.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Police Lay No Charges Against Former Unifor Head Jerry Dias in Alleged Bribery Case
Former president of Canada's largest private sector union, Unifor, Jerry Dias, was cleared of allegations of accepting bribes related to the promotion of COVID-19 rapid test kits. The investigation was launched in spring 2021 and concluded with Toronto police finding no evidence of wrongdoing. Unifor had charged Dias with violating its constitution and ethics code, but the union's director of legal and constitutional matters announced that its own procedures related to Dias had concluded satisfactorily. Dias, who retired last year after serving as president since 2013, stated that he was proud of his tenure and committed to being Unifor's "number one supporter."
#other
Breitbart: Buttigieg: We'll 'Own' Air Traffic Control Problems, But That's Only '5% of the Issue'
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has said that air traffic control staffing issues are only "5% of the issue" and that a greater share of delays and cancellations are the fault of airlines. The Department of Transportation is hiring people and plans to take ownership of anything under its control. Buttigieg acknowledged that airlines have improved since last year when they were criticized for their staffing.
Forbes: The Sloppy, Lazy ‘Yellowjackets’ Season 2 Finale Is A Crushing Disappointment
Yellowjackets Season 2 finale was terribly disappointing, with a convoluted plot and contrived resolutions. The writers lost the thread of their own show, resulting in a fall from grace that was faster and more brutal than Lost's decline. In the end, there was nobody left to root for, and the convenient solutions made the entire episode a bad end to a promising show.