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America One News
18 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: Tory Party needs to be ‘the party of workers’ says Robert Halfon
Robert Halfon insists the Conservative Party must reinvent itself as the "party of workers" to regain public trust and support. He suggests adopting a symbolic "ladder of opportunity" and advocates for substantial reforms in the higher education system to modernize and engage a broader base.
He warns that loss of public and activist trust jeopardizes future elections unless tackled with conviction. A royal commission may be necessary to address higher education issues without resorting to increased tuition fees, which could deter disadvantaged students.
Fox News: Three key issues where Kamala Harris has more questions than answers
Kamala Harris, the Democratic standard-bearer, heads to the convention amid dissatisfaction over her media avoidance and confusing policy shifts. From "Medicare for All" to fluctuating stances on fracking and inflation management, her inconsistency fuels Republican criticism.
As the gala draws near, the Democratic ticket may risk appearing unsteady, leaving voters questioning her true beliefs. In a game of political dodgeball, clarity is sacrificed for optics, raising doubts about her fitness for leadership.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson's leaked purse for Jake Paul fight explains U-turn ahead of press conference
As Tyson and Paul gear up for a bout that shouldn’t be happening, fans are left scratching their heads. The legendary heavyweight, now a shadow of his former self, flips his stance for a chunky payday—rumored to be around $20 million—despite health concerns and past denials.
Paul stands ready to claim a higher profile, while Tyson’s legacy hangs in the balance. Both men face the scrutiny of a boxing world that knows better, yet the allure of riches proves too strong. The show will go on.