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28 Aug 2023
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Townhall: The Best Lines from the Republican Debate
The candidates made memorable statements: DeSantis on reversing decline , Ramaswamy on school choice , Pence on closing Department of Education , Haley on a new conservative leader , Christie on enforcing immigration laws , Scott on alternative energy . They all offer alternatives to Biden.
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Townhall: Why Was Biden Booed? Let Me Count the Days
President Joe Biden was loudly booed by spectators in South Lake Tahoe, CA, possibly due to his weaponization of the justice system to target President Donald Trump and his supporters, as well as his decisions regarding energy independence, opening the southern border, and hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan. Americans also expressed frustration with Biden's focus on funding Ukraine, urban leadership destroying cities, COVID-19 mandates, subservience to China, and damaging economic policies. Biden's selections for his cabinet and administration, weakening of the military, future political plans, and alleged corruption were also reasons for booing.
Townhall: Will DeSantis’ Debate Win Change The Race?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had a solid performance in the GOP primary debate but failed to dominate. He did well enough to avoid negative headlines and was declared the winner in a poll of GOP voters. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's interview with Tucker Carlson didn't make much of an impact. DeSantis has a bright future ahead, with upcoming opportunities to win over voters. On the other hand, Trump's future looks bleak, with declining health, fundraising difficulties, and potential legal troubles. DeSantis winning the debate was a crucial first step for him.
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Fox News: On this day in history, August 28, 1996, Prince Charles and Princess Diana officially divorce
On August 28, 1996, Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, finalized their divorce after a four-year separation. Their marriage, initially like a fairytale, was later marred by controversies and infidelity. Queen Elizabeth II supported their divorce and Diana was stripped of her title. Diana's life came to a tragic end when she died in a car accident almost a year later.
PJ Media: 'Unwoke' Free-for-All #48: Libs Want to Make COVID a Seasonal 'Celebration'
The hosts discuss the possibility of the "COVID mask fetish weirdos" making the panic surrounding the virus an annual tradition. They criticize the leftists for enjoying the misery they caused and invite listeners to join the resistance.
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The American Spectator: India Landed on the Moon. Wait, What?
India successfully landed the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on the moon's South Pole, making it the fourth nation to achieve this feat. The landing comes as a part of India's rise as an influential global power and its growing economy. India's ties to Russia and its refusal to condemn the Ukraine invasion have complicated its relations with the West, but it has also agreed to work with the United States on space exploration. The moon's South Pole is a challenging region, but the presence of water there has the potential to unlock space exploration and the possibility of a human outpost in the future.
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Breitbart: Jacksonville Sheriff: Dollar General Shooter Bought Both Guns Legally
Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters confirmed that the shooter responsible for killing three people in a Dollar General store legally obtained his guns. This incident is just one in a long list of attacks carried out by individuals who passed background checks before acquiring firearms.