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26 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Democrats lie big about our border crisis. Compare Senate and House bills for proof
In the smoky backrooms of politics, the narrative spins that Trump derailed immigration reform for votes. Yet, it's the Dems who shelved the robust HR2 bill, letting chaos reign at the southern border while pretending to uphold security. The truth simmers beneath the surface, hotter than a sidewalk in July.
Mayorkas and the White House obfuscate facts while 10 million encounters highlight a national security nightmare fabricated by design. The Biden administration's dance with legislation is less about solutions and more about shifting blame as the crisis deepens.
#politics
The Federalist: No, Democrats Are Not Your Family
At the DNC, Eva Longoria spun a familiar family narrative, characterizing Democrats as a familial force for the disillusioned. This rhetoric is a calculated move to resonate with those craving connection, disguising manipulation as emotional support.
The left’s appeal uses familial labels to attract individuals feeling abandoned, particularly women with fragile emotional ties. This strategy cleverly grants the government a parental role, exploiting psychological vulnerabilities and binding people to a narrative that transcends mere politics.
Liberty Nation News: The Fanfare is Over – Now Kamala Has to Do the Work - Liberty Nation News
Kamala Harris has secured her VP spot and faces the 2024 campaign trail, but she's yet to hold any press conferences or share substantial policy proposals. Critics are growing restless, questioning her ability to meet the public's demand for transparency and concrete plans.
Amid pressure, her main policy—price controls—faces skepticism within her party. Borrowing ideas from Trump, including tax breaks for tips and an expanded Child Tax Credit, Harris's platform feels less innovative and risks portraying her as lacking vision.
Times Of Israel: Cabinet ministers warn Ben Gvir endangering Israel with ‘reckless’ Temple Mount moves
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir ignited controversy by asserting that Jewish worshipers should have equal rights on the Temple Mount, hinting at plans for a synagogue there. His remarks violated the fragile status quo and angered both opponents and allies, raising fears of unrest.
Calls for his removal intensified, with critics warning that his reckless stance jeopardizes Israel's security and strategic alliances amid heightened tensions. The cabinet faces pressure to rein in his actions, as his populist rhetoric stirs more than just religious fervor.
Liberty Nation News: School Starts a Week Late in Chicago – So Kids Can Attend the DNC - Liberty Nation News
Chicago schools delayed the start of the academic year by a week for students to attend the DNC, invoking outcry as critical education time was lost amidst political fervor. With lagging attendance and educational standards post-pandemic, parents question the district’s priorities.
Parents balk at sending kids into the gritty chaos outside the DNC, where clashes erupted, and political agendas reigned over genuine learning. Was this really about civic engagement, or just a slip in judgment cloaked in educational rhetoric?
Le Monde: 'Harris is redefining feminism and femininity in politics'
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Kamala Harris’s choice of a tan suit stirred up debate, highlighting the scrutiny female politicians face over their attire. By eschewing white in favor of navy, she signaled a shift in feminist representation—she’s not just a candidate; she's redefining women's roles in leadership.
From Geraldine Ferraro's historic run to Harris's ascent, female politicians have traversed a rocky path. While once overshadowed by their male counterparts, women like Harris now aim for more than just a historic title, embodying a new standard of feminist politic.
Fox News: RFK Jr hints at creating a new type of government with Trump and more top headlines
RFK Jr. hints at secret talks with Trump on government reform. Meanwhile, both party politicians are headed to the scene of an assassination attempt on Trump, underlining the chaotic political landscape.
Amid this, outrage brews over an illegal immigrant suspect linked to a young girl's murder and the tightening grip of woke mandates on law enforcement.
The Federalist: Lawsuit: Arizona Gov. Hobbs' Election Executive Orders Are Illegal
Governor Katie Hobbs' orders to designate state agencies for voter registration and ballot drop-off are facing a lawsuit for overstepping constitutional authority. The Arizona GOP claims she violated separation of powers and is unlawfully changing election laws.
The suit demands the state Supreme Court declare her directives unconstitutional and halt their enforcement, emphasizing the urgency to protect election integrity.
#society
The Telegraph: Person killed in ice cave collapse in Iceland
An ice cave gave way in southeast Iceland, claiming one life and leaving two missing from a tour group of 25. Rescuers faced tough conditions as they searched for the trapped visitors, with operations halted after dark.
The Breidamerkurjokull glacier, a tourist hotspot, turned deadly, reminding all that nature is both beautiful and unforgiving.
The Federalist: It's Jaw-Dropping How Much Sex Ed Has Changed In 50 Years
In a world where sex education has traded artistry for a sterile approach, a sister's botanical lessons reflect a lost grandeur. Plant structures mirrored human bodies, evoking the beauty of nature, while modern teaching tools like the Gender Unicorn reduce identity to a colorful charade, devoid of depth.
Amidst ideological battles over identity, it's reality that demands attention. Arguments based on solid understanding of biology are essential against shifting narratives that obscure fundamental truths about our existence; winning the argument must take precedence over mere sentiment.
Fox News: Tennessee parent on TikTok calls herself a 'Venmo mom,' won't volunteer in her kids' classrooms
In a world where every mom's presence is expected, Tennessee’s Casey Neal proudly claims the title of "Venmo mom." Rather than volunteering in classrooms or coordinating activities, she opts to support her kids financially, freeing herself from the drama and stress of parent involvement.
Her TikTok video has resonated with many who feel the same way. While some criticize her approach, Neal finds solace in a community that appreciates her financial backing over traditional involvement, supporting the idea that contributions can take many forms.
#military
Times Of Israel: New North Korean suicide drones resemble Israeli UAVs; design suspected stolen by Iran
North Korea has showcased a new "suicide drone," with Kim Jong Un overseeing its destructive capabilities in front of state media. The drones, linked to technologies possibly sourced from Russia, pose a serious threat, boasting ranges that could reach South Korea.
With ambitions to integrate AI, Kim insists on ramping up drone production to target ground and sea enemies. The escalating arms race reflects a strategic partnership with Russia and poses dire implications for regional security.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson issued 'high risk' health warning as controversial Jake Paul fight continues to draw critics
Mike Tyson, at 58, is set to fight Jake Paul, raising eyebrows over the vast age difference and concerns for Tyson's health. A veteran cutwoman warns he's at high risk of cuts due to aging skin. Critics question the fight’s authenticity, branding it a circus act.
In a world where youth trounces age, the bout on November 15 may be more spectacle than sport, leaving fans to wonder if Tyson can emerge unscathed.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Don't Make These Late Summer Mistakes! They'll Wreck Your Fall Fishing Too! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Late summer's a tricky time on the water. Anglers often lean on past successes, but that's a quick way to empty the cooler. The key is to shake things up: explore new spots, speed up the game, and play with lure sizes—big and small.
For those aiming to reel in a catch, fresh techniques and the right gear can make all the difference. Time to upgrade from the tired old tricks.