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Breitbart: Tim Scott Attacks Striking Auto Workers in First Question at GOP Debate
Sen. Tim Scott criticized the striking auto workers, suggesting they be fired. He mentioned their demands for shorter work weeks and more benefits. The United Auto Workers (UAW) filed a complaint against Scott for his comments.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Christie Claims Trump Skipped Debate Because he is Afraid
Republican candidate Chris Christie falsely claimed that Donald Trump did not attend the debate out of fear of debating, despite Trump's explanation that he did not want to participate due to his lead in the polls. Trump reiterated his decision in multiple interviews and social media posts. Instead of attending the debate, Trump spoke at a non-union shop and criticized the other candidates as incompetent.
The American Spectator: The FBI’s Own History Exposes the Often-Rogue Agency
The FBI, once a quiet bureaucracy, has evolved into an agency involved in a range of activities, including national security excesses and political games. Its history is marked by growth and expansion of responsibilities, from policing "enemy aliens" during World War I to combating crime and civil rights enforcement. However, this multiplication of functions has come at a cost, hindering effective management and performance. The FBI's emphasis on intelligence has shifted the agency's focus away from its original law enforcement mission, leading to issues of politicization and polarization.
Red State: WATCH: Ron DeSantis Absolutely Destroys Univision Debate Moderator for Pushing Kamala Harris Hoax
The second Republican presidential primary debate was a disaster for Fox News with terrible moderators. Ilia Calderón, a left-wing Univision hack, asked insane questions and played identity politics. Ron DeSantis shut her down, debunking Kamala Harris' hoax and highlighting Florida's educational achievements.
Daily Signal: DeSantis Refuses to Tell Moderators Who He'd Kick 'Off the Island'
Fox News host Dana Perino pointed out that Donald Trump is leading in the 2024 Republican primary and asked the other candidates to choose someone to eliminate. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis refused, stating it was disrespectful. However, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie voted to remove Trump, citing his divisive nature.
Front Page Magazine: Newsom: Measuring the Drapes
The governor of California, Gavin Newsom, is positioning himself to become the next president of the United States. He wants to continue the leftist agenda by destroying America. Newsom is raising his profile and introducing himself to the rest of America. He aims to switch places with the current president, who is seen as senile, corrupt, and stumbling. However, he may face challenges, including dealing with Kamala Harris, if he wants to succeed in his plan. The Democrats are strategizing on how and when to make the switch to Newsom.
Breitbart: Univision Anchor Opens 2nd GOP Presidential Primary Debate in Spanish
Univision anchor opens Republican debate, highlighting candidates' attempt to win Hispanic votes. Hispanic Americans turning away from Democrats due to issues like immigration.
Breitbart: 'Unwatchable': Viewers Blast RNC, Fox for Including Univision in Debate
Viewers criticized Univision's inclusion as a partner in the Republican National Committee (RNC) debate, accusing them of bias and advocating for open borders and amnesty. Many felt that Univision's presence skewed the debate to the left and did not represent the interests of Republican voters. Critics also questioned why a Spanish-speaking anchor was opening the debate in Spanish, arguing that American citizens speak English.
The Right Scoop: REPUBLICAN DEBATE: Fox Business Second Republican Presidential Primary Debate begins at 9PM
The second Republican presidential primary debate will feature seven candidates tonight at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. The live stream may be restricted, but an alternative option might be available.
Flag And Cross: Second GOP Debate Starts Off the Rails After Fox's Stuart Varney Makes Mistake
During the GOP presidential primary debate, Fox Business moderator Stuart Varney struggled to pronounce co-moderator Ilia Calderón's name and opted to skip it. Calderón, an anchor at Univision, took it in stride and continued introducing the debate. Former President Donald Trump chose to skip the debate and spoke at an event in Michigan instead.
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The American Spectator: Clarence Thomas: The True People’s Justice
In The People's Justice, Judge Amul Thapar sheds light on the personal stories behind Supreme Court cases and highlights how Justice Clarence Thomas champions the Constitution and the people it protects. Thapar focuses on cases like Kelo v. City of New London, where Thomas stood up for homeowners against the city's seizure of their property for private use. Thapar's book shows how Thomas relates to people and emphasizes the importance of originalism.
PJ Media: The ‘Left’s’ Worst Nightmare: A Return to the 'Crusader Mindset'
The left fears Western people reclaiming their Christian heritage. The left has tried to emasculate men and present Christianity as weak. Men need to reclaim their manhood and believe in a greater cause.
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Front Page Magazine: Muslim Girl in France Calls Her Abaya a ‘Kimono’ and Sues State to Wear It
A Muslim girl in France is suing the state for the right to wear her abaya, which violates the ban on religious clothing. The ban applies to all religions, not just Islam.
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Forbes: Old And New World Values For Fall
A selection of value wines from both the Old and New World are highlighted, showcasing the diverse range of flavors and styles available. The Old World wines include a fresh and tropical white blend from Bordeaux, a medium-bodied Pinot Noir from Languedoc, a slightly off-dry Riesling from Germany, a floral and citrusy white from Greece, a juicy and tart red from Calabria, and a medium-bodied Pinot Grigio from Veneto. The New World wines feature a creamy and tropical white from Portugal, a straight-forward and crisp rosé from Spain, a rich and jammy Malbec from Argentina, a round and medium-weighted viognier from Australia, a dark and robust Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile, and a tangy and fruity Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. +
Forbes: Tepache Sazón Brings A Traditional Mexican Beverage To The U.S.
Tepache Sazón is a Mexican-owned and crafted alcoholic beverage that is made from pineapple rinds and piloncillo sugar. It is a traditional drink that has been consumed by Mexicans for centuries and is now gaining popularity in the US. Tepache Sazón supports local farmers and has partnered with an organization to increase educational opportunities in the San Pancho community.
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Washington Free Beacon: BEASTMODE: Pence Says He's 'Been Sleeping With a Teacher For 38 Years'
Former VP Mike Pence, 2024 presidential candidate, revealed during the GOP debate that he has been married to a teacher for 38 years.
National Review: Tim Scott Joins the Left in Attacking DeSantis over Slavery Line in Florida’s History Curriculum
Senator Tim Scott urged Governor Ron DeSantis to remove a line about slavery from Florida's history curriculum. DeSantis defended it as factual, but Scott disagreed, highlighting slavery's lack of redeeming qualities.
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Forbes: Today’s Wordle #831 Hints, Clues And Answer For Thursday, September 28th
In October, there are several highly anticipated video game releases. Along with that, the popular puzzle game Wordle continues to entertain. The answer to yesterday's riddle was "family tree." Today's Wordle hint is that the word has more consonants than vowels.