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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Dem county executive dings Trump admin over sanctuary jurisdiction designation
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich responded to the Trump administration's designation of the county as a sanctuary jurisdiction, accusing it of criminalizing immigrants and instilling fear. He emphasized that Montgomery County cooperates with ICE in cases involving serious crimes but will not change its policies based on political pressure.
Elrich stated that the county does not govern by fear and will continue to uphold its values. A recent incident involving the release of an MS-13 member due to a failure to notify ICE was acknowledged as an error by the county's Department of Correction and Rehabilitation.
#politics
The Western Journal: Hillary Clinton Blocked Comments on Her Disgusting Memorial Day Post, But Even That Didn't Save Her
Hillary Clinton urged supporters to discuss Donald Trump's proposed budget over Memorial Day weekend, emphasizing its potential negative impact on American children. However, she disabled comments on her post, leading to criticism for promoting dialogue while avoiding direct engagement.
Critics highlighted the irony of her call for discussion during a day meant for honoring fallen soldiers, suggesting it was an inappropriate time for political messaging. Clinton's approach has drawn attention to her ongoing presence in political discourse, even years after her presidential loss.
The Federalist: Docs Reveal How FBI Insiders Buried Evidence Of Spygate Crimes
Newly released documents reveal Nellie Ohr as a significant player in the Trump-Russia collusion narrative, contradicting claims of her being a low-level researcher. She was deeply involved in drafting the Steele Dossier and maintained connections with the FBI and DOJ, misleading Congress about her role.
The FBI's analysis highlights systemic issues, including a "black hole" for sensitive documents, which obscured critical evidence. Despite multiple lies under oath, Ohr faced no prosecution, raising questions about the FBI's handling of the investigation and the protection of those involved in promoting the collusion narrative.
#society
GB News: Prince William opens up on 'huge problem' he is facing and struggles to find a solution
Prince William is focused on promoting the benefits of locally grown, sustainably produced food, aiming to support British farmers facing competition from cheap supermarket options. He has appointed a "family farming ambassador" to connect with farmers and address their challenges.
Additionally, he is involved with the charity We Are Farming Minds, which provides mental health support for farmers. The Duchy of Cornwall is hosting events for young farmers to discuss succession planning and foster community, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being in the agricultural sector.
The Western Journal: Washington Post Blasted After People Notice Creepy Anti-Semitic Sounding Message in X Post
The Washington Post faced backlash for a social media post questioning "where Jews belong" after the shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers in D.C. The alleged shooter, Elias Rodriguez, reportedly shouted support for Gaza during his arrest. Critics argue the Post's framing is insensitive and problematic.
The controversial phrasing, derived from a quote by a rabbi, was perceived as perpetuating anti-Semitic sentiments. Despite deleting the post, the newspaper's handling of the incident has raised concerns about journalistic ethics and sensitivity to Jewish issues in the context of rising anti-Semitism.
#culture
The Federalist: Disney Trades 'Lilo And Stitch's' Ohana Message For Feminism
Disney's remake of Lilo and Stitch has sparked backlash from both sides of the political spectrum due to its significant changes to the original story. The new ending sees Nani choose to leave Lilo for college, undermining the film's core message about family and sacrifice, which has disappointed many fans.
Critics argue that this decision reflects a broader cultural trend prioritizing individual ambition over familial bonds, suggesting an agenda that undermines traditional family structures. The remake has prompted audiences to express their discontent online, highlighting a growing unease about the implications of such narratives.
The Federalist: Juliet & Romeo Flop Shows Girlboss Trope Is Stale
Hollywood's recent attempts to push feminist narratives through films like "Juliet & Romeo" have resulted in box-office failures, signaling a shift in audience preferences. The film, which features a modernized, politically charged take on Shakespeare's classic, has been met with poor reviews and minimal public interest.
As audiences grow weary of politicized storytelling, the industry faces a crossroads: continue down a path of divisive narratives or return to classic storytelling that resonates with a broader audience. This trend suggests a potential reevaluation of how films are made and marketed in the future.