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15 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Campaign Brings Back Familiar Face Corey Lewandowski for 2024 Homestretch
With the 2024 election looming, Trump brings back Corey Lewandowski from the 2016 campaign as a senior adviser. This isn't a shake-up but a move to reinforce the team, claiming enthusiasm is at an all-time high against the Democratic ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.
As the race heats up, familiar faces join the mix again—Murtaugh, Budowich, and more—channeling their past glories. But shadows loom over Lewandowski from his checkered history, reminding us that in politics, the past never stays buried for long.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Majorities approve President Biden dropping out of 2024 race, but don’t think he should resign
Three weeks post-Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race, most voters support the decision, with many preferring he finish his term rather than resign. His disapproval runs high, reflecting a power dynamic teetering on the edge, with confidence sinking across the board.
Harris seems to have been in the loop about Biden's decline, as voters largely believe she knew. The poll paints a cloudy picture of the current administration, where approval ratings struggle, leaving an unease that clings like smoke in a dimly-lit bar.
Fox News: Biden still believes he would beat Trump if he'd stayed in the race: Report
President Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, citing pressure from Democratic allies fearing his candidacy would divide the party. Despite believing he could win against Trump, he chose unity over ambition, aiming to safeguard democracy.
As support dwindled following a shaky debate performance, Biden prioritized the party's stability over his personal aspirations.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: 87% consider situation at southern border a problem
With immigration pressing hard on the minds of American voters, a recent poll shows 88% see the southern border as an emergency or major problem—up from 80% last winter. Blame is handed largely to Biden, while Trump lurks in the shadows of contention over past policies.
As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump face off, the stakes are high. Immigration ties with abortion as a hot-button issue, but Trump leads Harris significantly on border security and the economy. Meanwhile, U.S. anxiety gravitates towards both Ukraine and the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict.
#society
Fox News: Prince William, Kate Middleton used secret code names to escape for romantic getaways
Before they tied the knot, Prince William and Kate Middleton danced through their young romance under a veil of secrecy, adopting code names like "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" to escape prying eyes. Their college escapades included disguises that would have made malcontents proud.
Though their journey included a brief split, the Prince and Princess of Wales emerged from the shadows in 2011, ready to embrace their royal roles. The ruse was entertaining, but love, after all, trumped the game of names.
GB News: ’You’re talking garbage!’ Nana in furious row with Cundy as taking the knee RETURNS
Nana Akua and Jason Cundy squared off on GB News over the Premier League's plan to take a knee for six matchdays, sparking a heated debate about the effectiveness of the gesture in combatting racism. Akua dismissed it as empty virtue-signaling while Cundy argued for its symbolic value.
Tensions flared as they clashed over racism's deeper societal roots, with Akua criticizing football leadership for inaction and Cundy defending the gesture as part of a broader dialogue. Their exchange highlighted the complexity of the fight against racism, both on and off the pitch.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Scoundrel or Saint? A Return to Robin Hood
Robin Hood remains a timeless emblem of heroism against tyranny. Roger Lancelyn Green’s retelling celebrates his fight against corrupt nobles and clergy, framing him as a defender of the oppressed—more than a mere thief, he is a champion of true justice in a world fraught with injustice.
This version showcases Robin's moral core, advocating for the needy while adhering to a higher calling, all while entwined with themes of love and duty. Lancelyn Green's narrative transcends traditional boundaries, crafting a lasting legacy for those defying oppressive powers.
#crime
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt: Secret Service makes big change to former president's outdoor rally security
After an assassination attempt at a rally left one dead and Trump grazed by gunfire, he's adopting bulletproof glass at outdoor events. The Secret Service faces backlash for missing warning signs about the shooter, who was able to attack from a rooftop.
The echoes of danger now shadow Trump's campaign, as scrutiny falls on security measures that failed to protect a man with many enemies.
Human Events: 53-year-old UK ‘keyboard warrior’ gets 15-month jail term for Facebook post saying ‘blow the mosque up’ after riots over murdered school girls
Julie Sweeney, a 53-year-old woman in the UK, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for posting a Facebook comment that threatened a mosque, echoing the chaos that erupted after a tragic stabbing incident. The judge condemned her for stirring up hatred, emphasizing the responsibility that comes with social media.
Sweeney's life, sheltered and quiet, could not shield her from the consequences of her incendiary words. This case highlights a tightening grip on online expression in the UK, where authorities are vigilant against racial hatred prevalent on social media platforms.