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20 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: How Far Can You Get In GA Elections With No ID But A Utility Bill?
In Georgia, voters lacking a driver's license or Social Security number can still cast ballots using low-security documents like utility bills, despite the state’s ID verification laws. This loophole questions the efficacy of citizenship checks amid concerns about illegal voters.
Despite legal uncertainties and bureaucratic red tape, those whose IDs mismatch will be flagged in a pending status and must provide proof of identity. Critics argue that utility bills can't confirm citizenship or other eligibility, casting a shadow over the integrity of the voting process.
The Federalist: Is Kamala Harris Lying About Policy Now Or Was She Lying Then?
In the shadowy alleys of the 2024 election, Trump flips the script on Harris: “Are you better off now?” is the question haunting her flip-flops on policy. As she tries to shed her radical past, the real game is whether voters will buy her sudden change of heart.
Caught between cynicism and ambition, Harris faces a trust deficit. With corporate media shielding her from scrutiny, the stakes are high—her ability to redefine herself may shape the future of the nation, unless the Trump campaign pierces the veil of deception.
Fox News: ABC presidential debate moderator links Trump to KKK in DNC interview
ABC anchor Linsey Davis connected Trump to KKK protests in Howell during an interview with Gov. Whitmer, questioning his campaign event's optics. Whitmer characterized this as a troubling strategy to stoke division, contrasting it with her party's hopeful message.
The conversation mirrors campaign criticism from Harris' team, emphasizing Trump’s past praise for extremists. Yet, it’s a reminder of political theater in a season where optics can cut deeper than a blade.
The Epoch Times: News Brief: DA Defers to Judge in Trump Case; Investigation Finds Local Officer Shot Trump Rally Shooter First; Social Security Numbers Confirmed Stolen
In the latest chapter of American drama, Trump aims to delay sentencing in New York, tied tightly to his 2024 campaign. Meanwhile, DHS plans a new rule protecting half-a-million illegal immigrants married to U.S. citizens, promising swirl of legal troubles that could follow.
On the darker side, a security breach exposes billions of personal records, while COVID-19 cases surge in multiple states, painting a grim picture of health amid political chaos. It’s a messy tableau that keeps the nation on edge.
The Federalist: Democrat Platform Full Of Delusions About Who Are The Bad Guys
The Democrats tout a future of freedom while spinning the narrative that they are the guardians of democracy, despite their record of lockdowns and economic favoritism toward the wealthy. It's as if they expect America to swallow the same bitter pill that made many cough and choke.
In Chicago, amidst bitter irony, they warn against a second Trump term without acknowledging their own history of political weaponization. The party may need more than a convention to come to terms with the mess they’ve created; they need a serious self-reflection.
#crime
Forbes: How Dallas Cowboy’s Owner Jerry Jones Accidentally Bought Into An Alleged $100 Million Mississippi Cancer Cluster
In a twisting tale of greed and neglect, Comstock Resources, once eager to shed a toxic oilfield, now faces dire consequences as a family alleges their health is ruined by environmental negligence. As legal battles unfold, its billionaire backer, Jerry Jones, finds his fortune entangled in an impending storm.
The clarity of justice hangs in the balance while the past lurks like a specter, raising questions about accountability in a system designed to protect profit over the public's health.
Le Monde: US regulators order inspections of pilot seats on Boeing 787 planes
Boeing's 787 planes face scrutiny after a March flight drop injured 50 passengers, prompting the FAA to order seat inspections. Loose switch caps on pilot seats led to uncommanded movements, risking abrupt descents and passenger safety.
The urgency is clear: fix the flaws or face dire consequences in the skies.