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30 Aug 2023
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#politics
Townhall: Trump Can and Will Pardon All
Scheming liberals charge Republicans with crimes in state court. Left spreads fake news about Trump not being able to pardon state court prosecutions. Constitution and Supreme Court support broad pardon power for the president. Trump will pardon all victims of politically motivated prosecutions.
Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: Let's talk about Joe Biden's alleged pseudonyms
Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses President Joe Biden's alleged pseudonyms email revelations and the growing scandal surrounding bribery and money laundering. Hannity questions Biden's physical and mental capabilities as he continues to evade answering concerns about the allegations. The National Archives confirms the existence of nearly 5,400 documents featuring Biden's pseudonyms, suggesting an attempt to conceal communications and avoid record requests. The inclusion of Hunter Biden in official government emails about Ukraine is also questioned.
PJ Media: The Law of Unintended Consequences Can't Be Repealed
The Biden administration plans to negotiate drug prices with pharmaceutical companies, targeting 10 prescription drugs which account for a significant portion of Medicare Part D prescription costs. Companies that refuse may face withdrawal from Medicare and Medicaid coverage or a 95% excise tax. However, this move could lead to a decrease in drug development, particularly for drugs targeting rare conditions. An alternative solution would be to make other countries pay their fair share for drugs, but politicians are unlikely to pursue this option.
#society
Townhall: When Radical Leftists Support Children Identifying As Minotaurs, You Know That Sanity Will Prevail
Americans are becoming increasingly intolerant of radical left viewpoints, as seen by Alice Cooper being dropped by a cosmetic company for stating that "a woman is a woman and a man is a man." The pushback towards social sanity will continue to intensify. Diane Ehrensaft, a feminist professor advocating for a "gender revolution," believes that children can identify as "gender hybrids" such as "Gender Prius" or "Gender Minotaur." These radical ideologies clash with reality and common sense, leading more people to reject them.
#war
Townhall: Ethnic Grievances Fuel US Involvement in the Ukraine War
The Right opposes intervention in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict due to heritage-driven animosity, not liberal claims about Putin. Madeleine Albright and Victoria Nuland's personal connections to the region influenced their hawkish policies. These officials' historical grievances and the history of antisemitism in Russia and Ukraine fuel their desire for intervention. The push for intervention is driven by the dying breed of neoconservatism and globalism, while America's priority should be focusing on domestic issues.
Forbes: Ukrainian Jets Will Hunt Russian Drones Using American Heatseekers
The United States is providing Ukraine with Raytheon AIM-9M Sidewinder missiles to aid in their air-defense battle against Russian drones. This is part of a $250 million aid package that includes other munitions and mine-clearing gear. The Ukrainian air force, which is flying air-defense sorties daily, is in need of missiles as their stockpile is running low.
#history
Fox News: On this day in history, August 30, 1984, Space Shuttle Discovery blasts off for its maiden voyage
On this day in 1984, the Space Shuttle Discovery made its maiden voyage, after several launch attempts. The mission was successful, deploying satellites and conducting experiments. However, one of the crew members, Judith Resnik, tragically lost her life in the Challenger disaster two years later.
#health
PJ Media: Control Versus Choice
COVID cases rise, hospitalizations climb 24%. Media exaggerates the danger. Masks and closures in schools unnecessary. Sweden's approach successful. Vaccines provide immunity. Private businesses should make their own rules. Politicians shouldn't decide for everyone.
#sports
Forbes: FIBA 2023 World Cup: Analysing The Egypt Roster
Egypt's basketball team for the FIBA World Cup includes players with varying levels of skill and experience. Adam Moussa is a dynamic prospect despite his shortcomings, while Omar Hisham Hussein brings intangibles to the team. Amr Alaa Zahran offers three-and-D usage, and Karim Hatem Elgizawy has shown potential. Youssef Aboushousha has an off-ball game, and Amr Elgendy is Egypt's best off guard. Ehab Amin, a graduate of Oregon, is impactful on both ends of the court. Khaled Waleed Abdelgawad's numbers are scarce, and Assem Marei is a key contributor. Patrick Gardner, Anas Mahmoud, and Omar Oraby provide size and skills in the frontcourt.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Hiking Lone Peak, Utah - Trail Map, Pictures, Description & More
Lone Peak, the majestic crown jewel of the Wasatch Range, calls to hikers with its breathtaking cliffs and difficult trail. With options for different trailheads, hikers should be prepared for the challenging class 4 scrambling to reach the summit. Camping is available in the beautiful Lone Peak Wilderness.
#other
Forbes: Hurricane Idalia Floods Cuba—As Florida Braces For Impact (Photos)
Hurricane Idalia, a Category 2 storm, is approaching Florida's Gulf Coast after causing flooding in Cuba. It is expected to strengthen to a Category 3 storm. Evacuations have been ordered in several Florida counties.