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24 Jul 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Sen. Warren's Bill Proposes Congress Turn Over Legislative Power to Bureaucrats
Sen. Elizabeth Warren advocates for dismantling checks and balances by empowering bureaucratic agencies over Congress and the judiciary, claiming it'll lead to “efficiency.” Critics label this a power grab, akin to placing foxes in the henhouse while pretending to champion the people.
The proposal undermines the very democracy it purports to enhance, stripping citizens of their ability to challenge the state's decisions. This raises a stark choice: will people surrender authority to an opaque bureaucracy?
The Federalist: Who Is J.D. Vance? Don't Expect The Corrupt Media To Tell You
J.D. Vance, bestselling author and Ohio senator, was announced as Donald Trump's running mate for the 2024 presidential election. Yet, media coverage has focused on sensational criticisms rather than his political stances, revealing a troubling bias against him.
The press appears more interested in mudslinging than informing the public about Vance’s qualifications and positions. In an era of siloed news, the electorate deserves better, but the fourth estate seems to have traded integrity for ideology.
The Federalist: Trump And Teddy Roosevelt Have More Than Courage In Common
At the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump Jr. drew parallels between his father and Teddy Roosevelt, highlighting their bold leadership styles and populist rhetoric. Both figures faced attempts to diminish their influence yet maintained a fierce commitment to their principles.
As Trump gears up for another presidential run, his actions resonate with Roosevelt's tenacity, symbolizing resilience in the political landscape. Despite history's judgment, the strength to confront challenges remains paramount for their supporters.
Front Page Magazine: Secret Service Tells Trump Not To Do Outdoor Rallies
Jill Biden’s choice for Secret Service chief got canned, but it’s just a game of musical chairs. The real power players remain behind the curtain, manipulating events while the front man takes the flak. Nothing changes, just the players on the stage.
Now, Trump’s outdoor rallies face a cloud of caution after an assassination attempt, nudging the campaign indoors. This move undercuts his strongest asset, all while the powers that be tighten the screws on a narrative that favors one side.
#society
The Federalist: New Docuseries Probes Pete Rose And His 'Victimless' Crimes
Pete Rose, a titan of baseball, holds records that shimmer like gold but also carries the weight of a lifetime ban for gambling. HBO's docuseries “Charlie Hustle & The Matter of Pete Rose” revisits his rise and fall, painting a portrait of a brilliant player plagued by arrogance and denial.
The narrative echoes the cautionary tales of sport, showcasing how hubris can turn sports legends into pariahs. Rose's journey underscores the tragic folly of ignoring ethics in pursuit of glory, making him a figure both revered and reviled in the annals of baseball history.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Egypt showing flexibility on IDF staying along its Gaza border to block arms smuggling
Cairo's quiet shift hints at allowing Israeli troops to stay in a key border area, complicating hostage negotiations with Hamas. As both sides adjust their positions, Egypt loosens its demands while Israel *wants* to manage the corridor longer, unlocking new tensions.
Calls for a Rafah reopening bring in the Palestinian Authority, now seen as a necessary player—despite past rejections by Netanyahu. The reopening is crucial for the hostage deal, transforming an already fraught landscape into a tense chess game of strategy and desperation.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: 80-Year-Old Man Killed for Putting Up Trump Signs
After an attempted assassination on Trump, political violence surged, yet the media quickly shifted focus, sidestepping the chaos it helped create. A Michigan man with a political axe to grind was found dead after allegedly running over an elderly Trump supporter and vandalizing vehicles.
The incidents reflect a grim trend of politicized aggression that the media rarely acknowledges, deeming such acts acceptable only to be condemned when they spiral too far. Yet the underlying narratives remain buried, leaving a chilling silence in the aftermath.