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31 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Two Pollsters Show Trump Leading or Tied in Crucial Swing States
Recent polls from InsiderAdvantage and Trafalgar show former President Donald Trump leading or tied against Vice President Kamala Harris in several key swing states. Notably, Trump is polling better than he did during past campaigns, raising questions about his potential support moving forward.
The timing of these polls follows Harris's convention performance and a critical CNN interview, which may impact her future visibility in the campaign. Analysts suggest that Trump's current standing could signify a challenging path ahead for Harris as the campaign intensifies.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: In West Virginia, A Glimpse Of What Democrats Have Lost
West Virginia's political landscape is shifting as former Democrat Jim Justice, currently a Republican, is expected to play a role in potentially flipping the Senate seat previously held by Joe Manchin. The state's past Democratic stronghold is waning as centrist values diminish.
The transformation reflects a broader trend of former Democrats moving toward Republican ideology. The state historically known for its union ties now appears less receptive to the Democratic Party's new direction, complicating its future electoral prospects.
Breitbart: Sen. Kennedy: What I Heard Kamala Say Was I Have Values, and if You Don't Like Them, I Have Others
Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) criticized Vice President Kamala Harris during a Fox News interview, accusing her of pandering and failing to provide clear answers. He expressed skepticism towards her values and described her political stance as extreme within the Democratic Party.
Kennedy characterized Harris as a "San Francisco Democrat" and compared her to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, implying she lacks practical experience. His comments reflect a broader Republican critique of the Democratic leadership.
#economy
Breitbart: WashPost Op-Ed: Kamala Harris Should Use Migration to Grow the Economy
Vice President Kamala Harris is urged to enhance U.S. economic growth through increased legal immigration, as suggested by a Washington Post columnist. However, critiques highlight the minimal economic benefit, with research indicating only a 0.1% GDP growth attributable to immigration, raising concerns over its true impact on American workers and social stability.
Critics argue that the focus on immigration overlooks the need for raising American productivity, with potential adverse effects on wages and civic cohesion. Furthermore, historical evidence from other nations suggests that high-migration policies can lead to economic challenges and social unrest.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Do an Exorcism on the Bell?' After Mocking Christians, Paris Places Olympic Bell in Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris Olympics officials plan to install a bell made for the 2024 games in Notre Dame Cathedral to ring for Mass. This follows criticism of the opening ceremony's entertainment, seen as mocking Christianity, which featured a reinterpretation of “The Last Supper.”
Despite backlash, the 1,103-pound bell was accepted by cathedral representatives and is intended to serve during Mass. Social media reactions included skepticism towards the bell's origins amid perceived anti-Christian sentiment associated with the event.
Le Monde: The red carpet battle between the Venice Mostra and the Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes and Venice Film Festivals, led by Thierry Frémaux and Alberto Barbera respectively, are competing to attract top films, directors, and stars. Notable deals include Cannes securing the premiere of Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon."
Both festivals remain pivotal in the film industry, with key screenings and negotiations happening amidst their rivalry. Upcoming highlights include Almodóvar's "The Room Next Door" and Todd Phillips's "Joker: Folie à Deux" in Venice.
#crime
Fox News: Aurora police react to alleged Venezuelan gang presence at apartments: 'Have not taken over'
Aurora police reported that alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua attempted a break-in at an apartment complex. Interim Chief Heather Morris stated that while evidence indicates the gang has a presence in the area, they have not taken control of the complex.
The city is taking action to address gang activity, including declaring the properties a 'Criminal Nuisance' to regain control. Residents are encouraged to report crimes to law enforcement.