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#politics
Breitbart: Carville: Democratic Party the 'Most Effective' Political Party in the World
James Carville asserted that the Democratic Party is the most effective political party in history, highlighting its achievements in social security, civil rights, and economic prosperity during the 1990s. He dismissed criticisms from the left, emphasizing the party's strong record.
Breitbart: Bluesky Suspends JD Vance's New Account Within 30 Mins, Reinstates
Bluesky suspended Vice President JD Vance’s account shortly after he joined, only to reinstate it later. Vance expressed his intent to engage in political discussions on the platform, sharing views on topics like medical care for transgender youth.
The incident raises questions about the platform's management and its perceived bias, as Vance's account was suspended within 30 minutes of joining. Bluesky, founded by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, has been characterized as a leftist echo chamber.
The Western Journal: Dem Senator Mazie Hirono Gets Called Out for Lying About What Pete Hegseth Told Her During Hearing
Senator Mazie Hirono misrepresented Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments during a Senate hearing regarding court orders and national security. Hegseth clarified that he does not believe district courts should dictate national security policy, contradicting Hirono's claim that he said he would not follow court orders.
The exchange highlights ongoing tensions over presidential authority to deploy National Guard troops during civil unrest, a power exercised by past presidents. Critics argue that Hirono's statements aim to distract from broader issues surrounding public safety and the legal frameworks governing such actions.
The Western Journal: 'It's a Big Win': Jury Renders Verdict on MyPillow CEO - But Mike Lindell Isn't Backing Down
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was found liable for defaming former Dominion Voting Systems employee Eric Coomer, resulting in a $2.3 million judgment. Despite the verdict, Lindell remains defiant, claiming a victory for free speech and vowing to appeal.
Lindell's company, MyPillow, was not held liable, which he views as a validation of his stance. He has faced significant financial losses, reporting a decline from a net worth of $60 million to being $10 million in debt.
#society
Breitbart: Perdie: The ‘No Kings' Protests Were Signs of the Aging, Deteriorating Left
The "No Kings" protests in Virginia attracted 800 to 1,000 attendees, predominantly older individuals, which marked a shift from the typical youth presence at leftist events. Homemade signs were prevalent, suggesting grassroots involvement, despite some aggressive messaging among the participants.
While speakers called for peaceful protest, the event showcased a mix of patriotic themes, with many American flags displayed. The protests also featured attempts to silence Christian street-preachers, reflecting ongoing tensions within leftist gatherings.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Could Iran’s missiles carry nuclear warheads? An expert breaks down the threat
Iran's missile capabilities pose a potential nuclear threat as they possess missiles that could theoretically carry nuclear warheads. Experts indicate that Iran's Shahab-3 and its advanced variants can carry payloads sufficient for nuclear warheads, with some missiles having ranges exceeding 2,000 kilometers.
Despite advanced missile technology, Iran has not yet developed a nuclear weapon, although they have amassed enriched uranium stocks that could facilitate bomb production. Diplomatic efforts to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions are stalled, with ongoing tensions following Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities and hardened positions from both the US and Iran.
#health
Breitbart: Carville: Bobby Kennedy Is 'Going to Kill More People' than Any Cabinet Secretary
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claiming his vaccine policies could lead to more deaths than any cabinet secretary in history. Carville emphasized that vaccines are a crucial public health innovation, countering Kennedy's skepticism.
In a discussion, host Will Cain pointed out that Kennedy's approach involves a more cautious evaluation of vaccines rather than outright opposition. However, Carville maintained that Kennedy's skepticism could have dangerous consequences.