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29 Aug 2024
#politics
Forbes: Third Swing State Rules RFK Jr. Can’t Withdraw From Ballot
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has removed his name from the ballot in three battleground states after suspending his independent presidential campaign and endorsing Donald Trump. However, he will remain on the ballot in Michigan, Wisconsin, and North Carolina, where his presence may assist Vice President Kamala Harris.
Kennedy's exit from the race is not expected to significantly impact the national vote, as he was polling under 5%. His strategy involves staying on ballots in states where he poses no risk of impacting the outcome, aiming to mitigate his potential as a spoiler in crucial swing states.
Fox News: Harris camp hires activist reverend who claims Christianity has been 'hijacked' by White supremacy
The Harris-Walz campaign has appointed Rev. Jennifer Butler as the national faith engagement director. Butler, a liberal activist and founder of Faith in Public Life, is focused on addressing White nationalism in Christianity and mobilizing faith leaders for justice in American democracy.
She emphasizes the need for Christians to denounce Christian nationalism and advocates for a faith rooted in compassion and justice. Butler has voiced concerns about the use of Christianity to justify oppression and seeks to unite a coalition against what she sees as threats to democracy.
CNSNews: Harris’ Campaign Staff Rattled, Riled by Kamala’s Divisive Policy Flip Flops
Six members of Kamala Harris' presidential campaign express frustration over her inconsistent policy positions, leading to internal tensions and confusion. Staffers struggle to defend her shifts in stance, contributing to an environment marked by high turnover and reported dysfunction.
Critics highlight a toxic atmosphere within her office, recalling past accounts of abusive treatment of staff. Resignations from key personnel further emphasize dissatisfaction with her leadership style and campaign dynamics.
Breitbart: Report: Michigan Democrat Elissa Slotkin Owns 30 Times Fewer Acres than She Claimed
U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) is accused of exaggerating the size of her family farm, claiming it spans nearly 300 acres, while reports suggest it is actually under ten acres. She benefits from an agricultural tax exemption despite ceased cattle farming.
Slotkin's campaign maintains that soybeans are planted, despite aerial evidence indicating otherwise. This comes as she criticizes her opponent, Mike Rogers, despite his claims about her tax credits and farming status.
The Western Journal: Dem Fury Over Trump's Arlington Photo Should Be Silenced by the Biden Ad That Just Resurfaced
Donald Trump's recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery has sparked debate, particularly regarding his team's decision to photograph the event. Critics highlighted that Biden previously did the same during his campaign, reviving footage showing Biden at the cemetery in 2020.
The media's reaction contrasts with the absence of Biden and Harris during the solemn anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal, which resulted in the deaths of 13 servicemen. Gold Star families reportedly supported Trump’s presence at Arlington.
Breitbart: ABC News to Keep Debate Mics Muted, Rejecting Harris's Bid to Alter Rule
The September 10 presidential debate will feature muted microphones, as stated by ABC News, dismissing Vice President Kamala Harris's request for a rule change. This decision aims to focus attention away from the Biden-Harris administration's Afghan withdrawal anniversary.
Both campaigns previously agreed to the debate's format, emphasizing the intensity of the political landscape. Harris sought to unmute microphones to counter Trump’s interruptions but ultimately will proceed under the established rules.
#society
Fox News: 'Sickening': VP Harris slammed by school shooting victims' families over recently unearthed comments
Loved ones of victims from school shootings criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her 2019 comments advocating the removal of police from schools to address racial inequities in discipline. They argued such policies compromise student safety, citing personal tragedies from shootings.
Many believe that increased security measures are necessary in educational institutions, especially after recent incidents of violence. The calls for police removal have been largely reversed in response to rising crime on campuses.
Fox News: Vermont urges everyone to replace ‘son' and 'daughter' with 'gender-neutral' terms in schools
The Vermont Department of Health is advising educators to use terms like "child" or "kid" instead of "son" or "daughter" to promote inclusivity in the classroom. This guidance aims to foster equity by accommodating diverse family structures.
Critics, including right-wing groups, argue that this approach undermines traditional family definitions and could dilute societal values. The department defends the recommendation as a means to encourage sensitivity toward varying family situations.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine loses first F-16 fighter donated by Western allies
Ukraine has lost its first F-16 fighter jet shortly after its delivery from the U.S. The aircraft was reportedly downed due to pilot error during a Russian missile attack, resulting in the death of Lt Col Oleksiy Mes, one of the nation's few trained F-16 pilots.
This loss poses a significant setback for Ukraine, which had relied on these jets to gain an advantage in its ongoing conflict with Russia. Despite plans for additional F-16s and pilot training, the challenges in utilizing them effectively against Russian defenses remain.
Le Monde: France, Serbia sign Rafale fighter jet deal during Macron visit
Serbia has signed a contract to purchase 12 Rafale warplanes from France's Dassault Aviation, with the deal announced during President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Belgrade. The contract is valued at approximately 2.7 billion euros and aims to modernize Serbia's air force.
This acquisition is part of broader efforts to strengthen Serbia's ties with France, despite Serbia's refusal to impose sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. Additionally, Serbia has resumed licenses for a lithium mine amid its EU candidacy challenges.
#crime
The Western Journal: Total Failure: Audit Reveals Just How Badly the FBI Still Mishandles Child Sex Abuse Cases
The U.S. Department of Justice's audit highlights significant failures in the FBI's handling of child sex abuse cases since the infamous Nassar incident. The report indicates prolonged inaction on allegations, leaving minors vulnerable while investigations languished for months.
The audit underscores the FBI's continued mishandling of critical cases, including delayed responses and inadequate victim support. Recommendations for improvement were made, aiming to address systematic issues within the bureau.
Fox News: Ex-Massachusetts officer allegedly murdered pregnant woman he groomed as teen, staged it to look like suicide
Former Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell was arrested for the alleged murder of Sandra Birchmore, whom he is accused of grooming and sexually abusing from a young age. The indictment claims he killed her to prevent her from revealing his criminal conduct after she informed him she was pregnant.
Farwell, who maintained a sexual relationship with Birchmore until her death in February 2021, allegedly staged the scene to appear as a suicide. He has pleaded not guilty and faces a possible life sentence if convicted.
Fox News: Hunter of beloved 'Hollywood Buck' in Virginia faces jail time, loses hunting license for 25-plus years
A Virginia hunter, Jason Walters, pleaded guilty to killing the "Hollywood Buck," a well-known local deer in a no-hunting area, and received a four-month jail sentence along with significant fines and a revoked hunting license for 100 years. His associate, Alan Proffitt, also faces consequences.
The illegal killing sparked outrage within the community, which had cherished the deer. The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources quickly identified and prosecuted the offenders following their posts on social media.