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31 Jul 2024
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Breitbart: JD Vance: 'Kamala’s Vision for America Is Open Borders, Closed Factories'
At a rally in Nevada, Sen. JD Vance slammed Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of supporting open borders and trade policies that keep American factories shuttered. He claimed her agenda favors corporate interests over middle-class workers, fueling illegal immigration and job losses.
Vance linked Harris's vision to globalization, suggesting it rewards billionaires while driving down American wages. He portrayed her as a puppet of wealthy donors, warning that her presidency would further erode the American dream.
Fox News: Kari Lake wins GOP nod, setting up general election battle with Gallego for Sinema's seat
Kari Lake has snagged the Republican Senate nomination in Arizona, setting the stage for a showdown with Democrat Rep. Ruben Gallego this November. With her name recognition and Trump's backing, she heads into a tight race for the open seat vacated by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.
Gallego ran unopposed for the Democratic nod after Sinema switched parties. Arizona’s Senate seat is leaning Democratic, suggesting a tough battle ahead. The stakes are high as both candidates gear up for the election.
Breitbart: Carville: 'Cat Lady' Thing Will Haunt JD Vance — You Can't Get 'Weirder'
Democratic strategist James Carville slammed Sen. JD Vance’s bizarre comments on women’s reproductive rights, claiming they’ll haunt him politically. According to Carville, Vance proposes ranking voters by the number of children, which he deems odd and disconnected from middle America.
Carville speculated that Trump is furious over Vance’s antics and family feuds, painting a chaotic picture of Mar-a-Lago with tensions brewing.
Fox News: Rep. Ciscomani fends off primary challenge from fellow Republican ahead of tight election
Rep. Juan Ciscomani narrowly fended off a primary challenge in Arizona, warding off conservative rival Kathleen Winn with Trump's endorsement bolstering his moderate image. He’ll face Democrat Kristen Engel again in a district labeled a tossup, setting the stage for a tight November showdown.
The battlefield is set, with political alliances and voter sentiments fraying at the edges, all under the glaring spotlight of upcoming elections.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Kamala Harris Was the Biggest Cheerleader for Bidenomics
Kamala Harris is running for president, weighed down by Biden's faltering economy and her past commitments to unpopular policies. Polls show her trailing Trump slightly, but the odds are stacked against her as she attempts to distance herself from Bidenomics.
With consumer sentiment decaying, Harris must reinvent her image while appeasing both centrist voters and progressive allies—an impossible tightrope act in a political landscape riddled with skepticism.
Breitbart: John Oliver Slammed for ‘Comparing Israel to Nazis’ in ‘Shameful’ Rant
John Oliver drew heat after comparing Israel's actions to those of the Nazis during a recent HBO segment, provoking outrage for what many view as a reductive and inflammatory statement regarding Israel’s policies. Critics argue he ignored the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including the rise of Hamas.
His remarks have sparked considerable backlash, with various commentators accusing him of antisemitism and failing to acknowledge the wider violence and history surrounding the conflict. The dismissal of nuanced perspectives has left voices on both sides feeling misrepresented.
#culture
The Western Journal: Olympics Scrambling to Deny Mocking Jesus' Last Supper, Despite Already Admitting They Did
The Paris Olympics opened with a controversy steeped in mockery, as an artistic rendition, initially tied to da Vinci’s "The Last Supper," was rebutted by its director who claimed a different inspiration. As condemnation rolled in, officials scrambled to clarify their position, but the damage was done.
Critics labeled it an artistic assault on Christianity, pointing out the selective mockery of faith amidst calls for respect towards other religions. Amid this fallout, key sponsors withdrew support, leaving a stain on the Games that was more than just paint on canvas.