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#politics
The American Spectator: Georgia Indictment: Dems’ Latest Bid to Jail Trump, Imprison the Constitution
Democrats are using criminal cases to try and imprison Donald Trump, with the potential for him to spend 712 years behind bars if convicted on all charges. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has indicted Trump and others on charges of racketeering conspiracy, but the accusations are based on routine political activity and constitutionally protected civil liberties. Trump and his supporters have the right to question the election outcome and pursue legal redress for alleged election irregularities.
Breitbart: Biden Celebrates Trump’s Arrest as A ‘Great Day’ to Donate to Campaign
Former President Donald Trump was arrested in Georgia, while President Joe Biden fundraised for his campaign. Trump was indicted along with 18 others, prompting calls for impeachment by Biden's critics. In a separate incident, Biden embraced the "Dark Brandon" meme and sold merchandise with it.
Newsbusters: CNN & MSNBC Refuse to Air Trump's Remarks After His Arrest
Both CNN and MSNBC refused to air Trump's remarks after his arrest in Georgia, while Fox News broadcasted his comments live. This is not the first time these networks have chosen not to air Trump's speeches.
The American Spectator: The Paths Forward for the GOP Presidential Field
The first Republican presidential primary debate lacked a clear winner. DeSantis delivered a strong performance, but whether it will be enough to overcome Trump's popularity remains uncertain. Consolidation around DeSantis may be the GOP field's best chance of challenging Trump's dominance, but his path to victory is still unclear.
Breitbart: Trump: Georgia Booking Was 'Terrible Experience' — It's Election Interference
Former President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure about being booked in Atlanta, describing it as a "terrible experience" and criticizing the Justice Department for weaponizing its power. He mentioned being subjected to a mug shot and facing various lawsuits and cases, which he believes are attempts to wear him down.
Townhall: The GOP Debate Proved Trump Is The Only Choice
Eight Republican candidates for the 2024 nomination debated various issues. Vivek Ramaswamy stood out with his Trump-like positions. Meanwhile, Donald Trump interviewed Tucker Carlson, gaining immense popularity. Ramaswamy faced backlash for aligning with Trump, while the debate revolved around Trump's influence. The America First movement still favors Trump as the Republican nominee.
PJ Media: The Biden Clan's Con Is Coming to an End
President Joe Biden fired Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin to protect himself and the Biden family from corruption allegations involving Burisma. Congress must now decide whether to un-impeach Trump and impeach Biden for similar actions. Trump alleged corruption within the Biden family, and there is evidence of unwarranted payoffs. Special Prosecutor Jack Smith accuses Trump of unlawfully taking classified presidential papers, similar to what Biden did. The Bidens have faced less scrutiny and indictments compared to Trump. Biden's cognitive decline may unveil years of corruption if he cannot complete his term.
Forbes: Trump Returns To New Jersey After Arrest And Booking At Fulton County Jail
Former President Trump flew from New Jersey to Atlanta, where he surrendered to the Fulton County jail, quickly booking and releasing him. Trump repeated his claims of a "rigged" and "stolen" election before leaving. He paid a bail bondsman $20,000 and was indicted on 13 felonies related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.
The American Spectator: The Goody-Goodies Are at It Again
The Goody Two Shoes crowd is pushing for political reforms and regulations, aiming to keep money out of politics and implement term limits. They are targeting conservative media outlets in an effort to shut them down and promote "least risky sites" like NPR and HuffPost. Their goal is to eliminate dissent and control the narrative.
Townhall: Pakistan Stumbles and Bangladesh Takes Off
Pakistan's caretaker prime minister oversees elections amidst political crisis and imprisonment of popular candidate.
Pakistan's decline contrasts with Bangladesh's rise, with the former struggling economically and politically while the latter experiences stability and development.
#history
Fox News: On this day in history, August 25, 1980, the Broadway musical '42nd Street' opens
On August 25, 1980, the musical "42nd Street" opened on Broadway, focusing on the heart of Manhattan. Since then, it has had multiple revivals and international tours.
#education
The Blaze: Court rules against Muslim-led parents demanding opt-out of LGBTQ propaganda in Maryland schools
A district court ruled against parents in Montgomery County who wanted to opt their children out of schools teaching LGBTQ curriculum, claiming a violation of their religious rights. The court denied their request for an injunction, allowing schools to continue teaching about gender identity and pride parades without parental consent.