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21 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Michelle Obama Plays Race Card Against Trump: 'Threatened' by Successful Black People
Michelle Obama accused Trump of racism at the DNC, claiming he fears the success of her and her husband as prominent Black figures. This marks a shift from her earlier ideals, aiming to rally support for Kamala Harris amidst ongoing political tensions.
The Obamas' long-standing resentment toward Trump is rooted in his efforts to delegitimize Barack Obama, notably through birth certificate conspiracies. The shadows of the past linger, as the political stage heats up once more.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Britain must continue to back Ukraine
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the UK has led the charge in support, with Boris Johnson's resolve now echoed by successive leaders. However, under Sir Keir Starmer, accusations of a slowdown in aid have emerged, particularly regarding the use of Storm Shadow missiles.
As Ukraine's forces push back, the stakes rise. With the U.S. facing election turmoil and other allies faltering, clear and unwavering support is crucial for Kyiv to sustain its momentum and deter further Russian aggression.
#economy
The Federalist: Kamala’s Economic Plans Would Put 'Bidenflation' Into Overdrive
Kamala Harris’ economic plans might echo Ronald Reagan's satirical take on government intervention: more taxes, spending, and regulation, all bound to spike inflation. Proposed spending of $2 trillion could deepen economic woes, pushing families closer to the brink.
As she pitches price controls to curb costs, critics warn it risks a return to government price-fixing disasters of the past. Harris’ approach seems to promise aid while echoing fears of heavy-handed government interference, leaving many to wonder who will really benefit.