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23 Aug 2024
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Breitbart: *** DNC Livewire Night 4 *** It's Kamala's Turn: Harris to Speak to Dysfunctional Convention
Kamala Harris is set to finalize her takeover from Joe Biden at the DNC, addressing a crowd eager yet apprehensive about the challenges ahead. Despite a rousing start, top Democrats feel the weight of an uphill battle against Trump, acknowledging they’ve got work to do.
As the convention drags on, the attention shifts from scripted speeches to whether Harris can perform under the pressure. With the stakes high, the party’s future hangs on her ability to secure support and rally against an emboldened opposition.
The Western Journal: Secret Service Agents Placed on Leave Over Trump Shooting, Causing Intra-Agency Controversy: Report
After a botched assassination attempt on Trump, the Secret Service's accountability is in question. Agents involved are on leave, stirring controversy, while others remain operational, hinting at an uneven handling of the fallout.
With no clear explanation or consequences, the agency's integrity is at stake, further complicating Biden's political landscape as elections loom.
Fox News: UN completes Hamas' 'circle of bloodshed' in wake of Oct. 7
On October 7, violence erupted as Hamas launched brutal attacks on Israel, revealing a deep-seated hatred and depravity. The United Nations, instead of condemning these acts, has perpetuated a narrative that undermines Israel's right to defend itself, complicating the crisis further.
The UN's failure to acknowledge the atrocities and its role in enabling violence reflects an alarming trend, echoing historic patterns of antisemitism. Without accountability, the grim cycle of bloodshed may persist.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Set to Pull Anti-Police Stunt at Her DNC Speech: Report
Kamala Harris is set to accept her nomination at the DNC, flanked by mothers of men killed in police incidents, suggesting a political pivot toward anti-police rhetoric. Critics argue this reflects Harris' lack of a distinct platform and a desperate grab for support.
Her fluid identity and conflicting stances raise questions about leadership, as she swings between tough-on-crime rhetoric and anti-cop sentiment—an indication of a wider Democratic strategy fueled by social unrest.
Fox News: Newsom defends Harris' 'record of accomplishment' amid calls for policy substance: 'How about a little grace?'
California's Governor Gavin Newsom backed Vice President Kamala Harris as she prepared to accept the Democratic nomination for president, emphasizing their long history and his intent to campaign for her and Tim Walz. He acknowledged the struggles of the past few years while promoting a "fresh air of progress" for the party.
Amid questions about Harris' media presence and substantive policy proposals, Newsom defended her record, citing recovery from inflation and economic challenges. He urged patience as the Democrats aim for a hopeful narrative moving forward, contrasting it with Trump's "stale air of the past."
Forbes: Will Beyoncé Perform At DNC Tonight? Here’s What We Know As Rumors Swirl.
Whispers in the wind suggest Beyoncé might surprise the crowd at the Democratic National Convention, showing her colors for Kamala Harris after allowing her song "Freedom" to become a rallying cry for the campaign. Harris is primed for a speech that could electrify the room.
Despite the buzz, no official word from Beyoncé or her team hints she’ll take the stage. But when musicians are involved, speculation runs wild—especially when political tides are at stake.
Le Monde: In Poland, public broadcasting is back to being news-focused
Ernest Zozun, once cast aside for daring to speak out against censorship, is back in the game on Polish public television, during a time of renewed hopes for journalistic integrity. With the fall of the PiS regime, the airwaves are less rife with propaganda and more open to a range of views.
The tide has turned with a pro-European coalition taking charge, pledging to restore the media's credibility. Formerly sidelined journalists are reclaiming their platforms, aiming to rebuild a landscape battered by eight years of politicized skew.
Fox News: DNC Chicago protesters sound off on 2024 candidates
In the shadow of Chicago’s United Center, anti-Israel protesters express discontent with Vice President Kamala Harris, questioning her strategies for a beleaguered economy. Amidst hopes for education and dialogue, some vow to abstain from voting entirely, disillusioned by choices.
Democratic delegate Newman Abuissa stands ambivalent, wanting to reconcile party leadership with grassroots sentiments, withholding support for Harris until a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is brokered.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Gives Fiery Response After Reporter Tells Him 'It’s Dangerous for You to Be Here'
Amid a manhunt for a killer threatening his life, Donald Trump shrugged off danger with a quip about doing his job. Jokingly acknowledging the peril, he reiterated his resolve to stand up for American interests against the "bad guys."
His fiery return to the spotlight serves as a stark reminder of presidential grit.