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#politics
Liberty Nation: It’s Gift Cards for Donors With Doug Burgum’s Presidential Campaign
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is using a loophole to increase his donor list for the GOP presidential debate. He is offering a $20 gift card to the first 50,000 donors who contribute at least a dollar. While it may cost him a significant amount of money, Burgum is a billionaire and can afford it.
Campaign finance regulations have been in place for over a century, but Burgum's strategy raises ethical concerns. Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan believes Burgum may be using straw donors to inflate his campaign donations. However, whether it is legal or fair to other candidates is up for debate.
Daily Wire: Megyn Kelly Names Winner Of Tucker Carlson’s Iowa Forum: ‘Eventually He Will Win You Over’
Podcast host Megyn Kelly believes that Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis stood out from the rest during a forum in Iowa. She praised his performance on issues like Ukraine and noted that he has yet to fully engage with the media. Kelly encouraged DeSantis to be combative like former President Trump and get in front of adversarial liberal media to win people over. She pointed to Kari Lake's success in the Republican Party and emphasized that DeSantis should fight and never back down.
American Thinker: What TWA 800 Had in Common with Hunter B’s Laptop
On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800 exploded off the coast of Long Island, killing everyone on board. The New York Times reported evidence of a bomb or missile, but the Clinton administration suppressed the truth to protect their election chances. Press secretary Pierre Salinger eventually revealed that a U.S. Navy missile caused the crash, but the media ridiculed him, and the official story of a mechanical failure prevailed.
Liberty Nation: Will Sotomayor Revelations Derail the Anti-Thomas Narrative?
Politicians lie frequently, and even massive lies often go unpunished. However, hypocrisy can be fatal to candidates. The recent revelations about Justice Sotomayor's book sales could end the war on Clarence Thomas. Sotomayor's employee admitted to preparing and counting the books, which raises questions about her ethical standards. The media's coverage of Thomas could backfire if they don't hold Sotomayor to the same level of scrutiny. The power of hypocrisy lies in the gap between virtue and sin. Thomas and Sotomayor have a surprising relationship, with Sotomayor speaking highly of Thomas' kindness and care for others. The progressive movement's de-humanizing tactics may be challenged if Thomas' humanity is recognized. The media's reputation may be at risk if they continue their biased coverage against Thomas. They may have to moderate their stance to avoid further damage.
#society
Fox News: Canada wildfires: Trudeau, others mourn second firefighter death as smoke sparks further US air quality alerts
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his condolences for the second firefighter who died while battling wildfires in the Northwest Territories. The firefighter was fighting a blaze near Fort Liard and has not been publicly identified yet. Authorities have refrained from releasing more information until the family has been notified. The death comes amidst a challenging wildfire season with over 24.5 million acres of land burned and smoke from the wildfires causing air quality alerts in multiple states, including New York.
Daily Wire: ‘F*** YOU!’: Charles Barkley Defends Bud Light And Trans Community
Former NBA star Charles Barkley defended Bud Light and the transgender community in the wake of controversy over the brand's partnership with a transgender influencer. Barkley expressed his support for the LGBTQ+ community during a golf championship event in Nevada. Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Bud Light, reiterated its commitment to the LGBTQ+ community and emphasized its dedication to brewing great beer.
American Thinker: ‘People of Color’ and ‘2SLGBITQIA+’: Using Language to Enforce Subordination
Recently, Arizona Republican Eli Crane faced backlash for using the term "colored people" instead of "people of color." The controversy highlights the unnecessary burden placed on language by the left's push for a peculiar social order. It is an example of how language is being manipulated for power rather than efficiency in communication. The focus on Crane's slip of the tongue reveals the double standards that apply based on one's race, reinforcing the need for diversity, equity, and inclusion . Additionally, the ever-expanding acronym associated with the LGBTQ+ movement has become increasingly cumbersome and absurd. The forced use of this complicated acronym is intended to force conformity and accuse those who refuse to participate of bigotry . Justin Trudeau's addition of the term "2SLGBTQIA+" further exemplifies the virtue signaling and coercion at play, as individuals are expected to recite increasingly long and meaningless combinations of letters and numbers .
Newsbusters: 'Reproductive Coercion': PBS NewsHour Connects Pro-Life Victories to Domestic Violence
PBS NewsHour discusses the link between a lack of reproductive rights and domestic violence, suggesting that abortion restrictions lead to an uptick in intimate partner violence. They highlight stories of women who were unable to access abortions and the impact it had on their lives. The segment is supported by the National Domestic Violence Hotline and funded in part by Consumer Cellular.
#war
Daily Wire: Tucker Carlson Fires Back At Chris Christie Over Ukraine Remarks
Tucker Carlson criticized Chris Christie for refusing to explain his views on the war in Ukraine. Christie believes the conflict is a proxy war with China, where they fund the Russian war and coordinate with Iran to provide weapons. He argued that supporting Ukraine is crucial to defend freedom and send a message to the Chinese.
Euromaidan Press: Russia suspends Black Sea grain deal – Kremlin spox Peskov
Russia has suspended the Black Sea grain agreement with Ukraine, causing a rise in wheat prices. The Russian government claims that the agreement has not been fulfilled on Ukraine's part.
#economy
Fox News: Biden called out for 'factual error' in 'Bidenomics' tweet, after boasting about wage levels
President Biden faced criticism on Twitter when fact-checkers disputed his claim that real wages for American workers have increased under his economic policies. Twitter's Community Notes pointed out that real wages adjusted for inflation remain lower than before the pandemic. In another tweet, Biden responded to a question about the US commitment to NATO, stating that no one can guarantee the future. Critics have pointed to rising inflation and concerns about the state of the economy under Biden's administration.
#health
Townhall: Mini Mengeles
Doctors prescribe drugs and perform surgeries without benefiting patients. Technologically advanced generation lacks moral training, leading to destruction.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: U.S. Embracing Pressure Of Increased Competition
The U.S. women's soccer team is ready to face increased competition at the Women's World Cup as they aim for a third straight title. With 32 teams participating, the tournament is the largest yet. Despite the stronger competition, midfielder Kristie Mewis is confident in the team's ability to defend their title.
Fox News: UFC fighter Istela Nunes suffers nasty elbow injury in strawweight bout
UFC strawweight fighter Istela Nunes suffered a devastating elbow injury during her fight against Victoria Dudakova. Nunes fell backward and landed on her elbow, resulting in a clean break. Dudakova was given the win via an injury TKO, marking Nunes' fourth consecutive loss in the UFC.
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National Review: The Corner: ‘Are We There Yet?’
A married couple embarks on a road trip with their three toddlers, attempting to reach the Grand Canyon in a day. The husband's meticulous itinerary quickly falls apart as the kids grow restless and the exhaustion sets in. They eventually make it to the Grand Canyon and are awestruck by its vastness and beauty.
Fox News: US to reopen review of Nevada geothermal plant where endangered toad lives
Federal officials have decided to revisit the environmental review for a geothermal power plant in Nevada due to concerns about the endangered Dixie Valley toad. Environmentalists and tribal leaders have sued to block the project, claiming that the initial review was flawed and illegal. The decision will delay construction for several months to potentially over a year, highlighting the challenges President Biden faces in balancing environmental protection and green energy development.