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America One News
3 Jul 2024
#politics
Fox News: Growing number of House Dems look to Kamala as possible Biden replacement
House Democrats consider backing Vice President Kamala Harris as successor to President Biden amid concerns over his performance and viability. Rep. Summer Lee warns of political ramifications and highlights Harris as the obvious choice.
Rep. Jim Clyburn and former Rep. Tim Ryan also express support for Harris as a potential nominee. Questions about Biden's condition arise following a disastrous debate performance, with some Democrats urging him to step aside for the good of the party.
Fox News: Top Democrats who pushed 25th Amendment during Trump years silent on triggering it for Biden
Top Democrats silent on potentially triggering 25th Amendment for President Biden, despite calls to do so for Trump. Concerns over Biden's mental abilities prompt Republicans to float the idea.
CNSNews: Three-Fourths of Voters Say Biden ‘Is Just Too Old’ to be an Effective President
Voters overwhelmingly believe President Biden is too old to effectively serve a second term, with 74% agreeing he's not up for the job. Even younger voters share this sentiment, showing a widespread concern over his age. Despite this, Biden and his team maintain he is fit for the presidency.
GB News: Reform UK flirts with 'unsavoury elements', claims former Chancellor
Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng voiced concerns about Reform UK and Nigel Farage's comments on Rishi Sunak's values. He believes the party attracts unsavoury elements and that Farage's remarks could be seen as endorsing Putin's position. Kwarteng highlighted the effectiveness of Farage's populist approach but found his message unattractive.
#society
Le Monde: 'For the last two weeks, I've been doing exercise to calm myself down, but also in the belief that we're entering an era of combat'
A woman reflects on her father's anti-far right beliefs and fears the resurgence of harmful ideologies. She grapples with political anxiety, workload, family tensions, and tries to convince others to vote left-wing. The defeat feels inevitable as she sees a lack of unity against the far right.
Obsessed with news feeds, a woman struggles with fatigue and tries to reach out to those blaming immigrants for their problems. Despite efforts to engage in discussion, she feels defeat looming and remembers a time when political debates were more civil and deep.
GB News: Neighbours from hell make life misery for residents on 'family-friendly' street with rowdy student parties
Residents in Worcester are up in arms over the rising number of HMOs turning their neighborhood into a "student ghetto" on Nelson Road, complaining about parking issues, noise, and overall decline in quality of life in the area. Some blame greedy landlords for prioritizing profit over community well-being. The University of Worcester defends its students' choice of accommodations, citing the surplus of purpose-built student housing in the city.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Ukraine too CORRUPT to join Nato in major blow for Zelensky
Ukraine's President Zelensky faces setback as US reveals country "too corrupt" for Nato membership, demanding anti-corruption reforms. Nato to offer "well-lit bridge" with requirements at upcoming summit in Washington DC.
