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2 Sep 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: No Trump Card When the Deck is Stacked
Invited guests at a California Republican Party meeting face a pro-Trump crowd outside as they discuss changing delegate allocation rules to make it harder for Trump to win all delegates. California must comply with RNC rules or risk losing delegates. Proportional allocation is proposed, giving insight into the efforts to prevent another Trump presidency. The new rules are adopted to prevent any challenges at the Fall Convention.
American Thinker: The Self-Mythification of Joe Biden
Americans have a complex relationship with their leaders, wanting them to be better than them but also more human. Despite knowing the flaws of politicians, many still hope for their greatness. Joseph Biden's victory in 2020 showcased Americans' blind loyalty to Progressive ideology, choosing a corrupt politician they despised simply to avoid giving Trump another chance. This decision reflects a death wish and reveals Biden's dissociative identity disorder, with multiple personalities vying for control. One day, one of those personalities will rise to crush Trump and protect America.
National Review: The Corner: Would DeSantis Beat Biden?
DeSantis's chances of beating Biden in the 2024 election are uncertain but fairly competitive. Some believe it would be a toss-up while others see a higher likelihood of DeSantis winning due to Biden's declining health and youth appeal. Regardless, DeSantis's work ethic and a younger candidate's advantage could play a significant role in winning swing voters. In the end, there is a moderate chance that DeSantis could come out on top.
#society
National Review: Florida Alimony Law Puts Conservative Divide over Masculinity on Full Display
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a bill ending permanent alimony, causing a divide among Republicans along gender lines and views of traditional masculinity. Critics argue the law will disproportionately harm women, as men are still the primary payers of alimony. Supporters claim it is gender-neutral and modernizes Florida's alimony laws.
Flag And Cross: Average American Employee Hasn't Had A Raise In 3 Years
A recent survey shows that the average American employee has not received a raise in the past three years. Many workers feel somewhat recognized at their jobs, but there are concerns about worker strikes and job security. The gender wage gap is still a major issue, with 73% of adults agreeing it exists. Millennials are more worried about salary cuts than wage gaps. Speaking directly to management is seen as the most effective way to improve work conditions, followed by labor strikes, HR complaints, and social media posts. 41% of respondents have participated in a labor strike, with better work schedules and higher pay being the main reasons. 43% of workers belong to a union, and most union members believe it was the best work-related decision they've made.
#economy
Liberty Nation: Hollywood Is Hungry! Food Drive for Striking Staff – The Politics of HollyWeird
The strike affects not only the entertainment industry but also support staff who struggle to make ends meet.
#culture
American Thinker: Who is the Fairest Girl Boss of All?
In recent years, Disney's content has become less charming and disappointing to the public, with executives and performers resorting to "fan baiting" by degrading beloved characters and alienating fans. Their latest target is Snow White, where changes are so extensive that the title is likely to change. Snow White is no longer in love with a prince and dreams of true love, but seeks to be a leader and be true to herself. The story lacks dwarves, a prince, beauty, and love's magic, instead focusing on leadership and a gang-like storyline.
#education
National Review: The Coming Student-Loan-Repayment Fiasco
Federal student loan payments are set to resume in October, ending a three-and-a-half-year pause. The Biden administration's actions have made the transition back into repayment difficult, and the repeated extensions of the payment pause have created confusion among borrowers. The administration's push for loan cancellation may dissuade borrowers from making payments, and the strained relationship between the administration and lawmakers has affected funding for student-aid administration. Ultimately, policymakers should address the problems in the federal student loan program and make colleges financially responsible for unpaid loans.
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National Review: Maine’s Farnsworth Museum Celebrates Its 75th
The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, Maine is celebrating its 75th birthday with two exhibitions: Farnsworth at 75 and Maine in America 2023: Celebrating the Alex Katz Foundation. The museum showcases American art, particularly that inspired by or created in Maine. The exhibitions feature works by renowned artists such as Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth, and Alex Katz, as well as contemporary pieces that explore a more expansive range of artistic styles and mediums. The Farnsworth is a gem in the heart of a genuine Maine town, embodying the state's rugged authenticity.