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30 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Harris Invents 2020 Fracking Position To Hide Her Actual Views
Kamala Harris, once a proponent of a fracking ban and the Green New Deal, now claims her views have not changed, despite previously stating she would support banning fracking. Recent campaign leaks suggest a shift in her stance to align with political convenience.
During an interview, Harris maintained she would not ban fracking, contradicting her earlier commitment. This change raises questions about her transparency on climate policy and the consistency of her values.
The Telegraph: Kamala Harris says her values have not changed – but her words suggest otherwise
Kamala Harris, in her first major interview of the presidential campaign, defended her changing positions on immigration, fracking, and healthcare, asserting her values remain unchanged. She emphasized a tougher stance on illegal border crossings and shifted away from support for Medicare for All.
Harris also reiterated support for Israel and its right to defend itself, while distancing from past comments on Palestinian suffering. She acknowledged ongoing economic challenges and aimed for a focus on affordability rather than manufacturing jobs.
Forbes: Musk Escalates Attacks On Brazilian Judge As Starlink Finances Are Frozen And X Suspension Looms
Elon Musk has intensified criticism of Brazilian Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes after the court froze Starlink's bank accounts, claiming the order violates due process. The situation stems from ongoing disputes over X's compliance with court rulings against misinformation.
Musk labels de Moraes a "dictator" and threatens business operations in Brazil, which is essential for Starlink due to its vast market and existing customer base. The feud highlights Musk's perceived clash with censorship and the implications for his global internet ambitions.
Fox News: Trump asks federal court to take over Bragg case weeks before sentencing
Donald Trump's legal team is petitioning a federal court to move his New York criminal trial, arguing that he is facing constitutional violations and that the ongoing proceedings threaten his candidacy in the 2024 election. They claim the trial improperly relied on evidence from his presidential acts.
Trump's attorneys assert that the recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity supports their case. A previous attempt to move the trial was dismissed by a federal judge, who stated that the hush money payments do not relate to Trump's official duties.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 30: Day 329 – Has Israel regained enough deterrence for a ceasefire?
Vice President Kamala Harris faced heckling from an anti-Israel protester during a rally, where she reiterated her support for a ceasefire and hostage release but omitted certain aspects of her stance on Israel. The situation in Gaza includes efforts by WHO and UNICEF to provide polio vaccines amid ongoing conflict.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant presented a document to the security cabinet urging a hostage-ceasefire deal, warning of dire consequences if unresolved. The potential for localized humanitarian pauses aims to allow displaced individuals to return home while maintaining Israel’s deterrence.
Liberty Nation News: RFK Jr. Tried to Bow Out in Ten Swing States – Three Said No - Liberty Nation News
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign but is seeking to remain on ballots in battleground states to potentially assist Donald Trump. He aims to divert votes from Vice President Kamala Harris, though only seven out of ten states have agreed to remove him from ballots.
Kennedy's presence on ballots in Michigan, North Carolina, and Wisconsin could impact electoral outcomes, as his support may draw more from Trump than Harris. Despite this, legal and logistical barriers have complicated his withdrawal from these states, creating uncertainty about his influence in the election.
GB News: Britons were asked 'do they support deportations of illegal migrants' - the result will infuriate Keir Starmer
A YouGov poll indicates growing public support in Britain for stricter measures on illegal immigration, with 67% of adults favoring increased deportations. This sentiment spans political affiliations, regions, and age groups, reflecting frustration with the current immigration system.
Notably, over 90% of Conservative voters support ramping up deportations, and a slim majority of Labour voters agree. As immigration concerns rise, the findings challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who risks alienating voters if perceived as lenient on the issue.
The Federalist: Philly Feeds Citizens' Data To Democrat Vote-Harvesting Outfit
The Philadelphia Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity is gathering personal demographic information from residents to enhance services. This data collection is linked to NGP-VAN, a provider for Democratic campaigns, which uses the MiniVAN app to target voters effectively.
The data collected may include sensitive information, coupled with details sourced from public databases and social media. This system allows for comprehensive voter targeting, raising concerns over privacy and legal implications within the electoral landscape.
#society
Fox News: California officials ticket the 'Bubble Pirate,’ a Navy veteran, for 'fluid littering'
Sandy Snakenberg, a 63-year-old Navy veteran known as the "Bubble Pirate," received a ticket for allegedly violating littering laws while performing his bubble shows in La Jolla, California. Despite claiming his bubbles are harmless, he must appear in court in October due to the citation.
City officials stated the ticket was issued after multiple complaints, as the bubble solution was found to be damaging to park areas. Snakenberg argues his performances contribute positively to the community.
The Telegraph: Germany deports Afghan migrants after talks with Taliban
Germany has deported 28 convicted criminals to Afghanistan following negotiations with the Taliban, a controversial move amid safety concerns. Each deportee received €1,000 to avoid extreme deprivation upon arrival.
This marks a shift in Germany's stance on deportations as rising crime rates prompted government action. Rights groups have decried the decision, citing the dangerous conditions under Taliban rule and warning against violating international law.
#culture
GB News: Graham Linehan has gig CANCELLED in Ireland as left-wing activists force 'cowardly' venue to cave - but comedian gets last laugh
A Graham Linehan comedy event in Ireland was canceled due to pressure from activists but will be relocated to a larger venue in Dublin. Linehan, known for his controversial views on gender, has faced multiple cancellations and backlash over his stance.
He attributes personal and professional losses to this backlash, including the end of his marriage and removal of his work from platforms. Linehan criticizes fellow comedians for their silence on his experiences with cancel culture.
#other
GB News: Prince William 'may never' reconcile with Prince Harry after 'frosty' UK reunion: 'I can't see it happening'
Prince William and Prince Harry reportedly had a "frosty" interaction during a recent family funeral, with no direct communication noted. The brothers' relationship remains strained since Harry's departure from royal duties in 2020.
Former royal correspondent Michael Cole suggests that reconciliation is unlikely and will require significant effort, with unresolved tensions stemming from Harry's memoir, "Spare."