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1 Jul 2023
#politics
The Babylon Bee: Elizabeth Warren Says Without Affirmative Action, A Native American Girl Like Herself Would Never Have Been Accepted To Rutgers
Senator Elizabeth Warren strongly criticizes the Supreme Court's decision to ban affirmative action, claiming that it was crucial for her to attend Rutgers University. Warren argues that without affirmative action, she would have been confined to a life on the reservation. Other Democrats share her frustration and emphasize the need for universities to consider race in admissions.
Forbes: Who Are ‘Moms For Liberty’? New Group Hosts Trump And DeSantis While Battling ‘Extremist’ Label
Five Republican presidential candidates, including Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, attended a summit hosted by Moms for Liberty, a parents' rights group that has faced criticism for pushing for book-banning efforts. The group, founded in 2021, initially fought against pandemic restrictions and has grown to 120,000 members across 45 states. It has been labeled as "extremist" by the Southern Poverty Law Center and has faced accusations of ties to the Proud Boys and threats against school boards.
Fox News: Meet the Republican governor in demand with GOP presidential candidates — other than Trump
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire is a highly influential figure in the 2024 GOP presidential race. While he has not endorsed any candidate yet, many contenders have sought his advice and support, including former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley. Sununu, who recently announced he would not run for president himself, is seen as a key player in the state's primary and his endorsement is highly coveted. Sununu has been open and helpful to all candidates, providing advice on how to approach the state and voters. However, he has been critical of former President Donald Trump and does not plan to endorse him.
Fox News: Trump ally Lindsey Graham booed off stage at South Carolina MAGA rally near his hometown
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham was met with boos and thumbs down from Trump supporters as he spoke at a rally in South Carolina. Despite the negative reception, Graham reiterated his support for Donald Trump and emphasized the importance of his nomination for the future of the Republican Party. He warned that if Democrats win in 2024, they will pack the Supreme Court, make Puerto Rico and D.C. states, and abolish the electoral college. Graham's remarks were met with mixed reactions from the crowd, with some cheering for Trump but others continuing to boo the senator.
#society
Newsbusters: Jim Caviezel: Disney Tried to Remove ‘God’ from ‘Count of Monte Cristo’
Hollywood actor Jim Caviezel speaks out against mainstream media lies and sexually explicit Pride displays. He criticizes the Academy Awards for ignoring his film "The Passion of the Christ" and suggests his new film won't receive the recognition it deserves. Caviezel also recounts his battle with Disney over removing "God" from the script and encourages other Christian artists to stand up for their beliefs.
Fox News: Record-high number of 40-year-olds in US have never been married, study finds
A new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data shows that a record number of 40-year-olds in the United States have never been married, with most of them living alone. The share of unmarried 40-year-olds has been steadily increasing since 1980, with 25% of 40-year-olds in 2021 having never been married. Men were more likely than women to have never married, and Black 40-year-olds were more likely to be unmarried than other racial groups. Education also played a role, with those without a college degree being less likely to have been married.
#war
Forbes: Ukraine Wants Cluster Munitions To Blast Russian Fortifications
Ukraine wants cluster munitions to enhance their artillery effectiveness in the ongoing conflict with Russia in Eastern Ukraine. Cluster munitions are seen as force multipliers, turning trench systems into killing zones. While these weapons are indiscriminate and banned by several countries, they offer increased lethality against dug-in infantry and complex terrain. The use of cluster munitions may help Ukraine in their assaults and reduce the risk posed by Russian defenses. However, transferring these weapons will require rolling back guidelines that prevent the US from transferring weapons with high submunition dud rates.
#economy
Forbes: Biden Talks Up The Economy
President Biden delivered a speech in Chicago defending his handling of the economy, despite low approval ratings. He highlighted the strong job market, dismissed inflation fears, and promoted targeted investments. However, other economic indicators such as stagnating wages and slow growth suggest a different reality.
#crime
Fox News: US PhD student killed doing research in warring Mexican state once controlled by El Chapo: 'A hornet's nest'
U.S. PhD student Gabriel Trujillo was shot seven times and killed in Mexico during a research trip to El Chapo's former territory. Trujillo was on a mission to build a garden and restore wetlands with his research of the flowering shrub called the Buttonbush. Sonora, where Trujillo's body was found, has become a warzone with three cartels warring for control.
#other
Breitbart: 13 of the Most Egregious Displays of Woke During the 2023 'Pride Month'
The Biden administration faced controversy during Pride Month as they pushed the LGBTQQIAAP2S+ agenda. President Biden criticized states for protecting children from gender-affirming treatments, while companies like Target offered transgender bathing suits and severed ties with a Satanist pride collection partner. Federal agencies, including the State Department and Department of Education, showed support for Pride Month on social media. Bud Light faced backlash after celebrating a transgender individual, leading to a decline in sales. The United States Army Special Operations Command and San Francisco first responders displayed the inclusive pride flag. Nude cyclists performed at the LGBT pride parade in Seattle and activists in New York threatened to "come for your children." Coors Light and other corporate sponsors participated in the Denver Pride Parade, and President Biden's Assistant Secretary for Health claimed gender-affirming care is necessary for children.
Fox News: Former Anheuser-Busch president pleads for current CEO to step down: ‘Had multiple chances and he's failed’
Anson Frericks, former president of Anheuser-Busch Sales and Distribution Company, called for CEO Brendan Whitworth to step down over mishandling the Bud Light controversy involving trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Frericks accused Whitworth of damaging the brand and losing billions in market value. He called for shareholders to compel Whitworth's departure to prevent further damage.