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Breitbart: Barr: Trump Can't Win Nationally — 'He Is a Three-Time Loser'
Former Attorney General Bill Barr believes that former President Donald Trump will not be able to win the 2024 presidential race, despite his current popularity in the polls. Barr claims that the polls are misleading and that Trump's support has been declining. He also sees the Republican Party as a great opportunity for growth, but believes that Trump is incapable of achieving a decisive victory on a national level.
The American Spectator: Should We Blame the Budget Players or the Game?
The budget process is broken and in need of reform. Congress must be willing to follow its own rules for any new approach to be successful. Currently, a majority of the budget is mandatory spending, leaving only a small share under congressional control. Congress has repeatedly violated budgeting rules without consequences. To address this issue, there needs to be a change in mindset and culture within Congress, with a focus on fiscal discipline and transparency. Public engagement and understanding of the budget process are crucial in holding representatives accountable. It will require political will, public pressure, and institutional reform to ensure Congress adheres to budgeting rules.
The American Spectator: Anaheim’s Shadow Government Exposed
After a city hall scandal in Anaheim, an investigative report was released, revealing a web of political operatives and shady dealings. The scandal involved the sale of a city-owned stadium to the Angels, with allegations that the former mayor shared city information in exchange for campaign funds. The report highlighted the crony capitalistic system in Anaheim and how it enabled corrupt behavior.
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The American Spectator: Indo-Pacific Commander Channels Mackinder and Spykman
Adm. John Aquilino warns about the dangerous Sino-Russian alliance in global geopolitics. The alliance controls a large part of Eurasia and poses a threat to the existing international order. Aquilino emphasizes the need to maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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Forbes: IPO Of Indonesia’s Biggest Cinema Chain Mints A New Billionaire
Indonesia's largest movie theater chain, Cinema XXI, had a successful IPO, boosting cofounder Benny Suherman's wealth to $1.1 billion. The IPO raised $145 million and valued the company at $1.5 billion. Suherman cashed out some shares to Singapore's sovereign wealth fund.
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Midwest Living: Try a Soothing Soak in Historic Waters at South Dakota's Moccasin Springs Natural Mineral Spa
Owner Kara Hagen resurrects the Moccasin Springs Natural Mineral Spa in Hot Springs, blending old and new to create a soothing and therapeutic experience for visitors. The spa offers a variety of services, including soaking in the earth-warmed waters, massage therapy, and a locally sourced organic menu. The unique blend of minerals and the historic architecture make this a must-visit destination for relaxation and wellness.
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Fox News: Former Hawkeye Ahron Ulis among new athletes charged in Iowa-Iowa State gambling scandal
Iowa State and University of Iowa student-athletes, including quarterback Hunter Dekkers and basketball player Ahron Ulis, have been charged with tampering with records in relation to a sports gambling investigation. Other players involved include Gehrig Christensen, Aaron Blom, Dodge Sauser, Paniro Johnson, and Eyioma Uwazurike. If found guilty, they could be permanently banned from NCAA eligibility.
Red State: RedState Sports Report: NFL Coach Shoots Off His Mouth, MLB Player Chooses Family Over Pennant
Sports reporters from the Good Pirate Ship RedState, including yours truly, Sammy the Shark, and Karl the Kraken, are ready to tackle stories in the sports world. Starting with the Denver Broncos, head coach Sean Payton criticized his predecessor and the team's poor coaching job in a video message. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers defended his former coach and said Payton's comments were out of line. Moving on to baseball, the Los Angeles Dodgers attempted to acquire pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez, but he declined the offer to stay in Detroit for family reasons. Lastly, a writer claimed that baseball has lost its joy, but recent celebrations and enthusiasm from players prove otherwise.