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7 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Walz Opposed Bipartisan VA Healthcare Bill Expanding Hospital Choice for Vets
Vice President Harris's ally, Gov. Walz, bucked his party by voting against the bipartisan VA Mission Act, supporting concerns over funding cuts. Amidst the controversy, he faces allegations of misrepresenting his military rank, raising questions about his integrity.
In a world where credibility is currency, Walz's loyalty to veterans is under fire. With a tarnished image and a party divided, he’s caught between ideals and accusations, leaving him to navigate a complex political landscape.
Fox News: Walz waited until legislative session wrapped to demand resignation from Dem lawmaker accused of burglary
In the murky waters of Minnesota politics, Gov. Tim Walz delayed calling for Democratic State Senator Nicole Mitchell's resignation until after a crucial legislative session. Facing felony burglary charges for allegedly breaking into her stepmother's home, her vote was a prized possession.
As the Democrats clung to power, the GOP accused Walz of playing politics. Now, with Mitchell's alleged misdeeds in the spotlight, the façade of unity cracks as Democrats call for accountability. The game is up; the stakes were higher than just ashes and shirts.
Breitbart: Hillary Clinton Whitewashes Tim Walz's 'Common-Sense Policy' of Providing Tampons to Boys
Hillary Clinton is rallying support for Gov. Tim Walz's controversial policy of stocking boys' bathrooms with tampons in Minnesota's schools. She claims it's a compassionate approach, but critics see it as a waste of taxpayer dollars, sidestepping the core issue.
While Republicans blast Walz's alignment with progressive ideals, the governor's ties to notable figures like Rep. Ilhan Omar fuel further scrutiny, providing ammunition for a stormy political landscape.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024: Here’s Which Campaign Has Raised More Money—As Walz Pick Fuels Donations
As the clock ticked towards the 2024 election, Trump held the cash card with $128 million in hand, but Harris played her own ace, scoring a whopping $310 million in July after securing her running mate. The numbers danced but the stakes climbed even higher as the political poker game continued.
With cash flooding in for both sides, billionaires lined up like moths to a flame, each hoping to tip the scales of the election. A narrative of power, money, and ambition brewed, as Harris’s fundraising surge turned heads and reshaped the battleground before the next round.
Fox News: 'Cybersquatter' profited off Harris-Walz ticket by selling website for 15k
In Brooklyn, a shrewd millennial named Jeremy Green Eche made a killing in cybersquatting, flipping the domain HarrisWalz.com for $15,000 after Kamala Harris picked Tim Walz as her running mate. It’s a game of hunches—buy low, sell high—in a political world rife with opportunism.
Eche's knack for scooping up political domains extended beyond this deal, showcasing a gambler's instinct in uncertain times. As he keeps his other domains ready for future bids, he positions himself as the king of cybersquatting amid the chaos of political campaigns.
Fox News: Democratic Socialists group boasts it helped make Walz Harris' running mate: 'Force that cannot be ignored'
The Democratic Socialists of America cheered as Vice President Kamala Harris tapped Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her 2024 running mate, claiming it underscored their influence in reshaping the party. They demanded Harris advocate for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.
Walz, who has voiced support for socialism, faces scrutiny not only for his views but also for his association with progressive ideals. Former President Trump lambasted the choice, suggesting that the pair represents a radical shift that could lead to a "communist" agenda.
Front Page Magazine: The Big Lie That Launched Tim Walz's Political Career
Tim Walz spun a tale about his military service to kick-start his political career, claiming he was a combat veteran who stood up to the Bush administration. In reality, he was protesting against the president, fabricating a narrative that he continues to manipulate.
From a deceptive launch to a crafted legacy, Walz’s career thrived on misrepresentation. He painted himself as a soldier turned politician, but the truth reveals a different story—one built on lies.
#society
Le Monde: Bulgarian parliament bans LGBTQ+ 'propaganda' in schools
Bulgaria's parliament has passed a bill banning LGBTQ+ "propaganda" in schools, drawing sharp criticism from rights organizations. This move, backed by the pro-Russian Vazrazhdane party, is seen as a discriminatory act that breaches human rights and EU norms.
Protests are set to erupt as advocates condemn the law for fostering a culture of fear and sanctioning educational exclusion for LGBTQ+ topics. In a country rife with homophobia, the law only deepens the issues faced by the community, overshadowing any hope for progress.
Fox News: Bangladesh protests threaten safety of religious minorities as temples burned, homes ransacked
Bangladesh is in turmoil after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's shocking departure, inciting violence against religious minorities. Protesters, enraged by economic strife and perceived governmental corruption, stormed state properties, signaling deep discontent in a nation fraught with sectarian tension.
Amidst the chaos, the U.S. has advised against travel to the country, citing escalating civil unrest and targeted attacks on Hindus. As the death toll rises, the situation remains precarious, with international observers deeply concerned for the safety of minority communities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Right-wing NGOs, dual citizens sue Biden administration for sanctioning settlers
Right-wing groups and dual US-Israeli citizens are suing the Biden administration over sanctions targeting Israeli extremists in the West Bank, claiming violations of free speech and religious rights. They argue the executive order penalizes legitimate political opposition to a two-state solution.
The lawsuit charges that the sanctions, intended to ensure peace and security, unjustly label peaceful activities as threats. Assigned to a Trump appointee in Texas, this case could shape the future of US policy in the region.
#economy
The Federalist: Harris Lied About Inflation, Sold Reckless Spending As Free
Kamala Harris is dodging discussions of inflation as it soars beyond federal targets, casting shadows on the Biden-Harris administration’s economic reputation. The public is restless, and economic chaos is fresh on voters' minds as her leadership faces backlash in election season.
She attempts to spin a narrative prioritizing child poverty and labor rights, yet inflation—an undeniable dark cloud—remains unspoken. As the spending spree continues to fuel financial woes, Harris is boxed in by the consequences of policies her party has set in motion.
#military
Human Events: Thousands evacuated along Russia-Ukraine border amid ‘large-scale’ Ukrainian incursion
As the tension simmered, Ukrainian forces surged into Russia's Kursk region, igniting a firefight that sent civilians scrambling for safety. With airstrikes and artillery battering the border, Putin cried foul, accusing Ukraine of targeting innocent lives.
Chaos reigned in Sudzha, where a priest reported flames licking at their church, sheltering families with nowhere to escape. Evacuations were in full swing, but desperation hung in the air like gunpowder.
Fox News: Israel says underground Hamas weapons workshop destroyed in airstrike
The IDF uncovered an underground Hamas workshop while conducting a sweeping operation in Khan Yunis, decimating weapon manufacturing sites and eliminating over 70 operatives. They capped the mission by obliterating the facilities in a decisive airstrike.
As tensions rise across the region, particularly following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Israel stands firm, preparing for any retaliatory response from Iran and its proxies.
The Western Journal: Video: Walz Ex-Squadmate Says 'He Abandoned Us ... As Soon as the Shots Were Fired'
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and Democratic VP candidate, stands accused by a former Guard comrade, Thomas Behrends, of abandoning his unit before they were deployed to Iraq. Behrends claims Walz’s departure was a betrayal of duty and leadership.
As the political winds blow, Republicans seize on the allegations, painting Walz as unfit, citing his actions as shameful, a failure to uphold the values of the military. The echoes of his past decisions now loom large over his campaign.
#health
The Telegraph: American who claimed husband chained her to a tree to starve did it herself, say police
An American woman, Lalita Kayi Kumar, was found weak and chained to a tree in an Indian forest, claiming a domestic dispute. Upon investigation, police discovered she tied herself there, facing visa issues and mental distress.
She’s now in a psychiatric ward, admitting hallucinations and mental illness after 40 days in the wild.
#crime
Forbes: Could Trump Still Be Indicted In Arizona? Prosecutors Refused To Bring Charges Before—But There’s Still Time
Arizona prosecutors hinted at a Trump indictment but hesitated, citing limited evidence and time. While over a dozen of his allies were charged for a "fake elector" scheme, the clock's still ticking on Trump's fate, with the statute of limitations leaving room for a potential charge.
The investigation isn't over; whispers of further indictments linger like a smoky trail in a dark alley. Trump's legal battles multiply, but his claims of political witch hunts echo loudly, as he navigates a treacherous landscape of justice.
Fox News: Detroit police arrest suspect in mansion murder of neurosurgeon rolled up in carpet
In a dark twist of fate, neurosurgeon Dr. Devon Hoover was found dead in his Detroit home, wrapped in a blood-soaked carpet after two gunshots to the head. His intimate partner, Desmond Burks, faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, linked to their complicated relationship.
Police linked Burks to Hoover's murder through cellphone data and fingerprints, revealing a scene riddled with betrayal and theft. An extensive investigation traversed five states and three countries, uncovering a deadly connection veiled beneath layers of intimacy.