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12 Sep 2023
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Daily Wire: DeSantis Meets With 9/11 Families At Ground Zero, Demands ‘Transparency And Accountability’ For Victims
Ron DeSantis visits Ground Zero on the 22nd anniversary of 9/11, speaking with families who lost loved ones. He calls for transparency and accountability, criticizing politicians for broken promises. DeSantis urges the Biden administration to reject any plea deal for the terrorists and to declassify remaining intelligence documents. He also supports the Ensuring Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act and emphasizes the importance of teaching the history of 9/11 in public schools.
The American Spectator: Biden’s EV Numpties Take a Road Trip
The government's push for electric vehicles (EVs) is premature and detrimental. Secretary of Energy Granholm's EV caravan trip shows the disconnect between EV advocates and the reality of charging infrastructure and affordability. The government should let EVs compete naturally in the market instead of mandating their adoption.
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: Biden and the progressives continue to focus their firepower on all of us
Bush's presidency was overshadowed by 9/11 and the subsequent war on terrorism. The threat shifted from Al Qaeda to ISIS, but under Trump's administration, ISIS was effectively dealt with. However, the current threat lies within our own government, as the Democrats target American citizens and undermine constitutional rights. Biden's incompetence and lack of mental acuity pose a greater danger than any external threat.
The American Spectator: Increasingly, Democrats Begin to Fear the Suck
Democrats and Republicans are both convinced that the world is ending, but their perspectives are based on completely different worldviews. Leftists are unable to process the current state of the world, instead choosing to focus on manufactured problems such as disinformation and climate change. The Left's fear is that regular people will stop listening to their narratives, leading to a loss of power. The Democrats are facing a potential collapse and are desperate for a win, which explains their alliances with Saudi Arabia and their push for an international infrastructure project.
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Foreign Policy: The China-Russia Axis Takes Shape
China and Russia are deepening their relationship and prioritizing relations with each other due to their perceived common threat from the U.S.-led West. They are using non-Western multilateral institutions to expand their influence in the developing world. While they currently have no plans to establish a formal military alliance, major shocks such as a conflict over Taiwan could change that. China and Russia's push for better relations began after the end of the Cold War, and their strategic drivers for closer relations were strengthened by Russia's annexation of Crimea and U.S. actions against China. They are coordinating to block U.S. agendas in multilateral institutions and are focusing on expanding the BRICS and SCO as means to reshape the international system. Continued convergence between China and Russia is likely, but major changes or shocks could accelerate or slow their relationship.
Foreign Policy: The Nimble New Minilaterals
The article discusses the rise of minilateral organizations in Asia and the Indo-Pacific as an alternative to cumbersome multilateralism and formal military alliances. These small groups of countries, such as the Quad and AUKUS, are focused on specific issues and shared interests, particularly in response to China's rise and challenge to the regional balance of power. The United States sees minilaterals as a critical instrument to boost Asia's ability to stand up to China and prevent Chinese hegemony over the region. The minilateral format allows for strategic cooperation without being locked into a U.S.-directed system, giving participants agency in defining the future of the group.
Foreign Policy: A New Multilateralism
In a changing global order, multilateralism is dwindling as powerful blocs take charge. The United States' focus on bilateral and regional agreements undermines international institutions and leads to global disorder. China, on the other hand, is asserting its influence with global initiatives, potentially shaping a competing global order. A new multilateralism, powered by persuasion and reformed international institutions, is needed to preserve stability and address global challenges. The world is facing seismic shifts: a move away from neoliberalism and unipolarity, a rise in nationalism, and a shift towards a new kind of globalization.
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The American Spectator: Novak Wins Again
Novak Djokovic, the Serbian tennis champion, secures his fourth U.S. Open title, showcasing his skill and consistency. Despite facing indifference, Djokovic's artistry and courage stand out. Ben Shelton, an aggressive and talented young American player, shows promise but falls short against Djokovic. The match between Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev is intense and showcases their defensive abilities. In the end, Djokovic triumphs and celebrates with his family. The U.S. Open highlights health policy issues amidst players falling ill with flu-like symptoms.
Fox News: Aaron Rodgers-less Jets stun Bills in thrilling overtime victory
NFL's first overtime game of the 2023 season ends with the New York Jets defeating the Buffalo Bills 22-16. Jets rookie Xavier Gipson seals the victory with a 65-yard punt return. Aaron Rodgers, the Jets' new quarterback, suffers an ankle injury and is ruled out for the game.