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20 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Establishment Media Refer to Michelle Obama, Not Kamala Harris, as ‘Fantasy Candidate’ for Democrats
Michelle Obama is being hailed as the Democrats' “fantasy” candidate, creating tension around Vice President Harris. With her popularity soaring above Biden's, some speculate that she might be positioned as the party's savior against a Trump resurgence in 2024.
While the DNC has named Harris as their candidate, recent polls show Trump closely nipping at her heels in key states, raising concerns among Democrats about their electoral chances.
Forbes: Trump Says He’s ‘Open’ To Role For RFK Jr. In Second Term—As Independent Reportedly Considers Ending Run
Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may drop out of the presidential race to back Donald Trump, according to his running mate Nicole Shanahan. They’re weighing their options, including the risk of splitting the vote.
Trump expressed openness to a Kennedy endorsement, acknowledging his intellect. Meanwhile, Kennedy's campaign faces financial strain, with rising concerns over ballot access issues.
Breitbart: Breitbart’s Joel Pollak on Mark Levin: Trump Can Inspire Voters with ‘the Agenda’
Breitbart's Joel Pollak outlines a playbook for Trump’s first 100 days in 2025, urging him to focus on the rule of law, immigration reform, and foreign policy. He suggests pardoning political prisoners and reining in those undermining justice, like the January 6 committee.
Trump should advocate for border controls, seek peace between Russia and Ukraine, and restore fiscal responsibility to combat inflation. Pollak believes an inspiring agenda can mobilize Trump's base against media biases and Democratic voter turnout tactics.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and TYLER BOWER: Republicans must stop letting Dems control the narrative
Jack Posobiec and Tyler Bowyer went live from outside the DNC in Chicago, critiquing the Democrats and dissecting the Republican Party's failure to effectively communicate. They highlighted a chilling disregard for a Trump assassination attempt and the media’s manipulation ahead of the election.
The duo slammed the DNC as "haughty" for nominating Minnesota's Tim Walz, connecting him to the 2020 chaos in Minneapolis, arguing that the January 6 events pale in comparison. The conversation underscored the need for the Republican machine to better control the narrative moving forward.
Breitbart: Joel Pollak on Mark Levin: ‘Momentum’ Behind Trump, Not Harris
Amid the political chess match, Pollak argues Trump's campaign has gained momentum, outmaneuvering Harris's strategies. He claims her leftward choices alienate moderates, leaving her playing defense while Trump eyes swing states ready to be claimed.
As for California, Pollak asserts her policies have flopped, citing failures like housing subsidies and minimum wage hikes. He doubts her ability to inspire confidence in independents or provide any notable accomplishments.
Breitbart: Ad: Bob Casey an Open Borders 'Radical' Like Kamala Harris
Keystone Renewal PAC is firing shots at Sen. Bob Casey, branding him a pro-amnesty radical, akin to Kamala Harris. Their ad paints him as a supporter of open borders and free health care for illegals, targeting his voting record as a threat to Pennsylvania.
The campaign, pushing for Republican candidate Dave McCormick, aims to shift public sentiment with a $4 million ad blitz, alleging that Casey's liberal leadership stifles the state's natural gas potential, leaving Pennsylvania behind Texas and Oklahoma.
Fox News: Tim Walz’ claims about using IVF to have family aren’t exactly true: report
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz clarified that his children were conceived through intrauterine insemination, not IVF, battling Republican criticisms about his honesty. His wife, Gwen, emphasized the personal struggle with infertility in the face of political attacks on reproductive health.
The governor's response highlights the sensitivity surrounding fertility treatments, especially in a climate where reproductive rights are under fire. This skirmish over personal choices underscores the wider political battle over women's health.
#society
GB News: Eco-mad council forces households to use 10 different bins for rubbish and recycling
In a bureaucratic tango, Cotswold District Council demands residents juggle ten bins for their rubbish, a convoluted exercise in recycling aimed at boosting their already impressive rates. Critics argue this burdensome system is a heavy lift for taxpayers shelling out more than ever.
With fines looming for the negligent and no standard set for bin numbers, it's a moral maze wrapped in local policy. Meanwhile, the Department for Environment promises reforms, but we're still waiting for the punchline.
Fox News: Texas assistant principal released from hospital after seriously injured by student in classroom 'disruption'
In a quiet Texas school, chaos erupted as Assistant Principal Candra Rogers was seriously injured in a classroom disruption. The student involved has been detained, while safety measures were enacted, and prayers were offered for all affected.
The investigation continues, leaving more questions than answers, but Rogers is recovering at home, seeking only support for herself and the student's family.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Blinken says 'time is of the essence' for Gaza truce as he returns to Washington
In the sweltering air of Doha, Antony Blinken rushed to broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, whispering promises of urgency and resolution. As he departed, Netanyahu played his cards close, insisting on retaining control of vital territory, leaving the deal hanging by a thread.
With the specter of occupation still lurking, Blinken maneuvered through a maze of diplomatic tension, urging peace while navigating a minefield of conflicting agendas. The clock was ticking, and for many, hope was a flickering candle in the storm.
Times Of Israel: Delta Airlines extends suspension of Israel flights through September
Delta Airlines has grounded its flights to Israel until September 30, a move echoed by Lufthansa and other carriers citing rising tensions in the Middle East. The region's instability after attacks on Israel has left travelers caught in a web of cancellations and delays.
With plans derailed and safety concerns rampant, airlines are dodging airspace around Lebanon and Iran, while Israeli carriers thrive amid the chaos. The skies are uneasy, and the summer of uncertainty has left many stranded and wondering when, if ever, they’ll take off.
#economy
CNSNews: If Kamala Hates ‘Price Gouging,’ Why Does She Buy Her Doritos at a Convenience Store?
Kamala Harris decries price gouging while theatrically buying Doritos from a Sheetz, a chain notorious for it. The staged shoot raises eyebrows, especially since President Biden recently slammed Doritos for their pricing tactics labeled "shrinkflation."
Her proposed ban on gouging, deemed a solution in search of a problem, faces skepticism from grocers already struggling with narrow profit margins.