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13 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Team Kamala Attacks Trump for Supposed Vocal Issue When Technical Bug Is Actually to Blame
In the fog of politics, Team Kamala pounces on a supposed slurring by Trump during a tech glitch on X, twisting his words into fodder. The joke about oceanfront property in a climate crisis gets twisted into something sinister, revealing their desperation.
Meanwhile, the real spectacle is the sleepy contrast between Trump's thousand-strong audience and Biden's apparent slumber. It's a farce where half the players seem lost in a dream, while the other half are endlessly spinning tales.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 594: Former Member of Tim Walz’s Battalion on the True Story of Walz’s ‘Stolen Valor’
Tom Behrends, a former command sergeant major, goes on air with Mike Slater to unveil the truth behind the “stolen valor” claims against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. With firsthand experience, his revelations promise to shake the status quo.
This emotional unpacking is not just gossip; it’s a deep dive into integrity and honor in military service.
Human Events: BREAKING: EU says Thierry Breton went rogue in sending threatening letter to Elon Musk over Trump interview
The EU is on Musk's case about hosting Trump, with internal market commissioner Thierry Breton sending an unsolicited warning not sanctioned by top brass. The letter cites concerns over harmful content under the Digital Services Act, following unrest in England.
Musk, never one to shy away from a quip, took the warning in stride, while his CEO, Yaccarino, slammed it as an overreach into American politics. Meanwhile, an invite to Kamala Harris hangs in the air like smoke from a cheap cigar.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Denies Time Magazine Interview Request
Kamala Harris declined an interview with Time for a cover story, highlighting her absence from media since joining the race. Once deemed an underdog, she surged in popularity, raising record funds and igniting hope within the Democratic Party while Republicans criticized the media's bias.
The swift transformation from a political underachiever to a viable candidate has raised eyebrows, leaving many to wonder where this surging Harris has been all along. As she prepares for the campaign trail, scrutiny around her reluctance to engage the press continues to grow.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Donald Trump: Kamala Harris Will Not Sit with Any Real Journalists, Only ‘a Soft Democrat Interview’
In the sunny confines of Mar-a-Lago, Trump fired off shots at Kamala Harris, predicting she’d dodge real interviews, opting instead for softballs from friendly faces like George Stephanopoulos. He scoffed, recalling Biden's cushy chats as a template for her campaign strategy.
Harris has conducted zero interviews since becoming the presumed Democratic nominee, and Trump doubts she’ll agree to debates, viewing it all as a dance of the avoided questions. The campaign promises to be more theater than substance in this glitzy showdown.
Fox News: Biden focused on 'legacy' in final months, but skeleton schedule 'signals' an empty house to rivals: expert
Critics are worried that President Biden's light schedule and few public appearances since stepping back from the race signal weakness to allies and adversaries alike. They fear a perception of vulnerability could embolden enemies, especially with tensions escalating in the Middle East.
While the White House touts recent achievements and plans for Biden's legacy, concerns linger about economic stability and geopolitical tensions. Biden's absence, coupled with a murky economic outlook, creates a cocktail of uncertainty.
Fox News: Task force on attempted Trump assassination sets date for first shooting site visit
A House bipartisan task force, led by Rep. Mike Kelly, is set to investigate the assassination attempt on Trump, visiting the Butler rally site where a shooter opened fire and killed one. They aim to uncover the truth, ensuring transparency unlike past political tragedies.
With public hearings planned post-Labor Day, Kelly reflects on the political divide and the urgency for clear answers, hoping to restore faith in democracy.
The Federalist: Tracking Kamala’s Biggest And Baddest Lies: 20 And Counting
The Democrats swapped Joe Biden for Kamala Harris as their 2024 presidential candidate, but both have spun their fair share of fabrications. Harris' history of deception includes accusations against Trump and claims about abortion and voting laws that don’t hold water.
Between calling out supposed GOP lies and denying her own contradictions, Harris’ narrative seems to unravel at every step. The truth is as elusive as a phantom in a smoke-filled room.
#society
The Federalist: Red Sox Give Group Backing Child Trans Surgeries Player's Salary
Jarren Duran, an outfielder for the Boston Red Sox, was suspended for using a homophobic slur, with his two-game salary redirected to PFLAG, a controversial LGBT group advocating for the rights of minors concerning gender transition. The move sparked questions about the organization's stance on child welfare.
As tensions rise over politics in Major League Baseball, past incidents, like the Dodgers' pride night controversy and MLB's opposition to Georgia's voting law, reveal an ongoing struggle between sports and social issues. Fans wonder where the lines are being drawn.
#economy
The Western Journal: Musk Tells Trump He'd Serve on a Commission to Address Nation's Government Spending Crisis
Elon Musk, in a chat with Donald Trump, proposed forming a Government Efficiency Commission to tackle the U.S. spending crisis, arguing that government overspending fuels inflation. Trump backed the idea, recalling his success in renegotiating defense contracts to save taxpayer money.
Musk warned against complacency, citing global examples of economic mismanagement. He believes fiscal responsibility is essential to prevent the U.S. from spiraling into crisis, stressing that excessive regulation hinders market solutions.
#military
Times Of Israel: Report: IDF using Gazans to check areas that may be booby-trapped before troops enter
In the heat of Gaza's chaos, Israeli troops reportedly deployed Palestinian civilians as human shields, sending them into perilous tunnels to scout for traps. These men, often innocent, were told they'd be released after the mission, but the risk was all too real.
IDF officials, aware of the grave ethical breaches, shrugged off concerns. As casualties climb, accusations swirl, and the fog of war thickens, international law hangs by a thread, showcasing the human cost in this deadly chess game.
The Telegraph: Ukraine seizes more land in a week than Russia managed in eight months
In a swift cross-border operation, Ukraine has seized more territory from Russia in a week than Moscow has managed in eight months, taking control of key areas in Kursk. This surge boosts Ukrainian morale, even as Russian forces regroup for retaliation.
With casualties mounting on both sides, the shifting lines of battle reveal a complex, grinding war where every inch is contested. Kyiv’s gains might serve as leverage in future peace talks, but the Kremlin is not backing down.
#culture
Fox News: Matt Damon thankful he's 'boring,' 'can't imagine' living under scrutiny like pal Ben Affleck
Matt Damon feels fortunate to escape the intense scrutiny that haunts his friend Ben Affleck. He reflected on how leading a "boring" life with his wife spared him from the tabloid frenzy, allowing him to focus on work instead of the spotlight.
Affleck, in contrast, has faced relentless media attention, especially concerning his tumultuous relationships. While his marriage to Jennifer Lopez has rekindled interest, whispers of trouble loom due to differing parenting styles.
#crime
GB News: 'The BBC has not shown sufficient sensitivity,' claims lawyer after Nottingham killings documentary released
A media lawyer criticizes BBC Panorama for lacking empathy toward the families shattered by the Nottingham knife attack. The documentary on the chilling June killings fails to honor the trauma suffered by the victims’ loved ones.