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#politics
Townhall: Sex and the City: Political Edition
The Republican Party loses credibility on "family values" and "traditional marriage" as multiple members engage in extramarital affairs and inappropriate behavior. Supporters make a Faustian bargain, sacrificing moral code for political power.
Forbes: Head Of Maine Senate Faces Ethics Complaint
The complaint alleges that Maine Senate President Troy Jackson may have either failed to live in his district or supplied false information to obtain a taxpayer-backed mortgage. Jackson's staff denies any wrongdoing, but legal documents and court records suggest otherwise. This comes in the wake of similar accusations against state senate candidates in North Carolina who ultimately lost the election.
Breitbart: Newsom: Government Shouldn't Decide if People Have Abortions, 'Canard' to Say Dems Don't Support Limits
California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, rejects the claim that Democrats support unlimited abortion. Although he believes in limits at viability, he argues that it is not up to the government to decide if people should have abortions. He believes that this is a decision that should be made by the mother, with input from her doctor and family or religious adviser. Newsom dismisses the idea of abortion after birth as a political fabrication.
#economy
Townhall: Is Google Guilty of Being Too Popular With Consumers?
The Biden Justice Department is suing Google for being a monopoly, but Google actually lowers prices and provides access to information for free. The case is based on the idea that Google hurts its competitors, not its users.
Google dominates the search market because it has a superior product. The government's case against Google seems hollow, and it's not in the national interest to side with foreign competitors. The government should focus on the upcoming competition in artificial intelligence instead.
Breitbart: Newsom: Biden Is Doing Well, But We've 'Been Polarized and Traumatized' over Last Five, Six Years
California Governor Gavin Newsom praised President Joe Biden's performance but acknowledged that people have negative views of the economy due to polarization and trauma in recent years. Newsom emphasized that the current situation is not unique to the United States and is a global phenomenon. He highlighted the impacts of COVID, supply chain issues, the Ukraine invasion, and dependence on fossil fuels. Despite these challenges, Newsom noted positive signs such as decreased inflation and improved employment rates for various groups. He also stressed the importance of acknowledging people's pain and the disconnection in politics.
#religion
PJ Media: What Does God Most Care About?
During the High Holy Days, many Jews attend synagogue, even if they rarely do so throughout the year. The sermons on these holidays emphasize the importance of good and evil in how we treat each other, as shown in the Bible. God, as depicted in the Hebrew Bible, is preoccupied with moral differences, not ethnicity or religion.
#history
Townhall: Should We Believe Recent JFK Assassination Revelations?
Former Secret Service agent, Paul Landis, claims to have found a bullet in the back seat of the presidential limousine after JFK's assassination, contradicting his previous report. However, the insinuations and details of Landis' claims do not make sense and lack evidence. The Warren Commission, although not perfect, conducted a thorough investigation and found no conspiracy behind Kennedy's assassination.