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American Thinker: A Reality Check for Republican Voters
Republican voters need to face three realities: Joe Biden won't be the Democrat nominee, Democrats want a weakened Trump in 2024, and Trump's age and legal battles may force him to drop out. Ron DeSantis is the only viable conservative candidate, but Republicans are foolishly attacking him. Democrats are worried about Trump's potential to defeat Biden and are strategizing for his replacement. The objective of legal battles against Trump is not imprisonment but to make him unelectable. If Trump is unable to run, there is a need for a conservative plan B. To win in 2024, Republicans must stop infighting and focus on defeating the Democrats.
Fox News: Seeds, salaries and sweaters: Rand Paul outraged at 'unconstitutional' US subsidizing of Ukraine economy
U.S. taxpayer dollars sent to Ukraine are reportedly funding more than just the war effort. The aid packages, supported by the Biden administration and top Republicans, have been used for agricultural purposes, small businesses, and first responders. However, Ukraine is ranked as the second most corrupt country in Europe. Senator Rand Paul argues that it is unconstitutional to use tax dollars in this way.
Washington Free Beacon: How the Biden Administration Is Using the 'Climate Crisis' To Make Housing Even More Expensive
The Biden administration is spending $400 million to encourage states and cities to adopt climate-focused building codes, which experts say will drive up housing prices. Implementing these codes can add up to $31,000 to the price of a new home. The Biden administration is also targeting gas stoves, washing machines, refrigerators, and lightbulbs with environmental regulations, all in an effort to combat climate change.
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Forbes: Iran Deal Part Of Bigger Oil Game?
US and Iran reach prisoner swap deal, with $6bn in frozen funds to be unfrozen and transferred to Qatar's central bank. Washington DC shows willingness to negotiate with Tehran, potentially looking to counter Saudi Arabia and Russia's production cuts by getting oil flowing from Iran and Venezuela. Increasingly vocal figures in the US establishment question the counter-productivity of the "maximum pressure" policy towards Iran and argue for a new approach. Saudi Arabia aligns with Russia in the oil market, while the US makes overtures to Iran and Venezuela.
Forbes: Is The U.S. Headed For An All-Out War With China?
The growing aggression of China's naval forces in the South China Sea poses a threat to international shipping and could lead to a catastrophic war. China's recent actions, including placing a floating barrier to block Filipino fishing boats, show a disregard for international law and provoke tensions in the region.
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Forbes: When Alastair Cook Retires, He Will Leave The Scene Serenely
Alastair Cook, the former England captain and opening batsman, is set to retire from domestic cricket at the end of this season. Known for his resilience and reliability, Cook has had a remarkable career, scoring over 12,000 Test match runs and leaving a lasting legacy in English cricket. Despite a dip in form, Cook's dedication and work ethic have remained unquestionable as he continues to contribute to his county team, Essex. After retiring from international cricket in 2018, Cook has transitioned to the commentary box and is expected to excel in his new role.