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3 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive -- JD Vance: Kamala Harris Hiding from Media
Sen. JD Vance called out Vice President Kamala Harris for avoiding the media, implying she’s unprepared and reliant on scripts. He argues her lack of public engagement reveals her inadequacies, contrasting her strategy with his own outreach as a political candidate.
Vance claims the media's favorable treatment of Harris is disgraceful, asserting that it undermines democracy. He wants voters to scrutinize both her and the media’s narratives.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Refuses Fox News Sept. 4 Debate with Donald Trump in PA
Kamala Harris isn’t playing ball with Trump’s debate proposal. She insists on the ABC stage, calling his Fox News pivot a coward's retreat. Her team believes Trump is dodging, hiding behind media loyalties when the spotlight burns bright.
Trump, however, has already claimed a Fox News showdown, flipping the script as Biden's exit reshuffles the game. The political theater is set, but wits and nerves will be tested when the curtain rises.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt makes him like Mussolini, who used own shooting for power grab: Politico column
Ruth Ben-Ghiat connects the recent assassination attempt on Trump to Mussolini’s experience, suggesting both leaders exploited their near-fatal encounters to fortify their personal cults. The tension between vulnerability and strength spins a dangerous web for their followers, bolstering authoritarian narratives.
Following his brush with death, Trump’s claims of victimhood resonate more powerfully with supporters, reflecting a distressed but volatile bond typical of strongman politics. In this grim dance of power, adversity serves as a stepping stone, tightening the grip on democracy.
#society
GB News: British Army girl offered 'substantial financial settlement' after suffering years of racist and sexist abuse
Kerry-Ann Knight, a black female soldier who starred in British Army recruitment campaigns, received an apology and financial compensation from the Ministry of Defence after years of racist and sexist abuse. Her complaints highlighted an institutional culture that allowed such discrimination to thrive.
Despite her efforts to improve the Army for women and minorities, Knight faced offensive slurs and harassment, ultimately leading to her resignation. The Army acknowledged the toxic environment but did not admit liability, signaling a long road ahead for reform.
Fox News: Base jumper dies after 500-foot fall at Grand Canyon
A would-be daredevil took a fatal plunge into the Grand Canyon after attempting an illegal base jump. Found 500 feet below the rim with his parachute deployed, rangers launched an operation to recover his remains.
Investigations are underway, but base jumping is a high-risk game reserved for places that don’t include national parks.
GB News: Cooper promises 'prosecutions' as Starmer slams 'thugs' following nationwide protests
In the wake of violent protests across the UK, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper vowed to ensure arrests and prosecutions for those behind the chaos. The Prime Minister expressed unwavering support for police actions against extremists disrupting communities.
Cities braced for unrest as tensions flared over anti-immigration protests, leading to injuries among officers. Authorities warned that those engaging in violence will face consequences, with the justice system prepared to act swiftly against offenders.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The West must grow a backbone to prevent World War III
After the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, the U.S. urged Israel to de-escalate tensions. But calls for calm sound hollow, as Haniyeh long incited jihad and his death may escalate conflict rather than quell it.
Israel stands on a precipice, with threats rising from multiple fronts and Tehran looming large, while the West’s dilution of resolve leaves a bitter taste in the air.