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27 Jul 2024
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The Economist: The southern border is Kamala Harris’s biggest political liability
Kamala Harris is stepping into the presidential fray, carrying the weight of Biden's unpopular immigration record. Republicans are poised to exploit this vulnerability, framing her ascendancy as an impending disaster.
As the election heats up, Trump's revitalized rhetoric aims to charm suburban voters, but success remains elusive.
Fox News: Liberal outlets, Democrats run defense for VP Harris as she continues to solidify nomination support
In the smoky back rooms of power, Vice President Harris found herself in hot water over her past titles and actions regarding the border crisis, prompting a media frenzy to rebrand her image. Amid accusations and counterclaims, the White House insists she was never the so-called "border czar."
Harris's history with the Minnesota Freedom Fund has resurfaced as a point of contention, blurring lines between support and responsibility, with fact-checkers scrambling to keep the narrative straight. As her 2024 campaign heats up, the question remains: can she escape the shadows of her past?
The Telegraph: Kamala Harris is the Meghan Markle of American politics
Kamala Harris emerges from Biden's shadow with a style reminiscent of Meghan Markle—celebrity charm, word salads, and a knack for awkward laughter. Their paths intertwine as Harris captures the spotlight once held by the Duchess, both vying for the progressive heart of America.
As Harris positions herself for the presidency, one can't help but wonder if Meghan harbors a desire to reclaim some of that lost limelight—both women wielding a blend of rhetoric and ambition in a world that thrives on spectacle.
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Fox News: Trump assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, has chilling ties to George Washington, first president
In 1753, a young George Washington faced death when an assassin, disguised as an ally, fired at him during a mission to prevent war between British and French forces. He narrowly escaped, marking a precarious moment in pre-revolutionary America.
Fast forward to 2024, just six miles from that fateful site, Donald Trump also survived an assassination attempt. Both incidents echo a turbulent history that underlines the perilous nature of power.