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22 Jul 2024
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Fox News: Can Harris use Biden’s campaign funds? And is she eligible to appear on general election ballot?
Biden's sudden exit from the race shakes the political landscape, putting Harris in the spotlight as the likely Democratic nominee. She has a substantial war chest and can benefit from Biden's campaign funds, navigating potential legal hurdles with ease.
With no formal nominee yet, Harris can secure her place on ballots across all 50 states, eliminating any need for last-minute swaps. The Democratic Party is standing on shaky ground but poised to reposition itself as the clock ticks toward the election.
The Mirror: Tory who was face of Sunak's failed election campaign considers leadership bid
Mel Stride, often the face of Rishi Sunak’s failed campaign, is eyeing the Tory leadership. Despite past calamities like Brexit and Partygate, he remains optimistic and believes united efforts can revive the party's fortunes, hinting at a leadership bid.
A shuffle of contenders looms as Tories grapple with their legacy, awaiting new rules for the leadership contest. Unity and a solid program are Stride’s mantras for a comeback.
The Mirror: Can labour really ‘smash the gangs’ to curb illegal immigration?
In a fiery episode of The Division Bell, political editors John Stevens and Sam Lister clashed over Keir Starmer's approach to the simmering immigration crisis gripping Europe. While Stevens pointed to Starmer’s bold promises, Lister challenged the effectiveness of past Tory strategies.
Each side laid out their views, revealing a deep rift in understanding how to tackle dangerous crossings and asylum agreements. The debate raged like a tempest—questions remained unanswered, and the stakes for the UK loomed high.
Human Events: CHARLIE KIRK and JOHN SOLOMON: ‘The more people hear from Kamala Harris, the less likely they are to support her’
Charlie Kirk and John Solomon dissected Kamala Harris's viability as a Democratic nominee for 2024. Kirk noted that the more she's seen, the less she's liked, highlighting her failures at the border and her disconnection from those in charge, suggesting she’s lacking in leadership.
Solomon warned that Harris's managing style raises red flags that will turn voters away, especially concerning issues like parental rights and her past remarks. With a dismal showing of just 1% in the 2020 primary, her path seems steep.
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The Mirror: Education Secretary hints at major benefit change for 1.6million children
The ministers are reconsidering the harsh two-child benefit cap as child poverty spikes, signaling a potential shift in policy. Education Secretary Phillipson indicates the cap will be reviewed, though Labour remains hesitant due to costs, sparking discontent among MPs.
The Government faces pressure from within to act while Downing Street downplays any policy change. As the child poverty taskforce assembles, the road ahead is fraught with political tension and economic constraints.