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5 Sep 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Flawed Civic Understanding behind Attacks on the Supreme Court
Americans are developing a distorted view of the Supreme Court's role due to constant criticism. The Court's decisions can be frustrating, but attacking its legitimacy is an assault on judicial independence. Critics misunderstand the Court's role and risk undermining civil liberties.
Liberty Nation: A Thousand Cuts Against Liberty
This week on Liberty Nation Radio, we explore the aftermath of the GOP debate and the potential boost it gave Donald Trump. We also cover the erosion of liberties under the current administration and the lack of public accountability.
Fox News: Jill Biden catches COVID again, warring GOP candidates cross paths at Labor Day lunch and more top headlines
In recent news, First Lady Jill Biden has contracted COVID-19 for the second time despite being vaccinated and boosted. Presidential hopefuls attend the same holiday lunch amid escalating tensions. These updates fall under the hashtags and .
Washington Free Beacon: Warnock Filed False Financial Disclosure In Violation Of Federal Law, Watchdog Charges
Sen. Raphael Warnock of Georgia is facing allegations of violating federal law by claiming a questionable accounting loophole to receive a substantial salary as a part-time pastor. A watchdog group has filed a complaint, alleging that Warnock falsely categorized part of his income as "deferred compensation" to exceed the outside income limit for senators. The group is calling for an immediate investigation by the Senate Select Committee on Ethics to determine the validity of Warnock's financial disclosures.
American Thinker: What to make of Ron DeSantis?
Ron DeSantis's presidential campaign is struggling to gain traction. He lacks the showmanship and wit of Trump, and his recent debate performance was unremarkable. DeSantis should have focused on retaining Trump-supporters' goodwill instead of publicly expressing his presidential ambitions. His chances of victory seem slim, especially since he cannot directly target Trump without appearing to side with the political establishment. Furthermore, his approval ratings in Florida may suffer as a result of his absenteeism. This could signal the decline of his political career.
#society
American Thinker: Rules of engagement for the war of words
The far left has weaponized language to control the narrative. To combat this, the pro-freedom right must use strategic communication. They should avoid using leftist propaganda phrases, adopt substitute expressions, and truncate or edit leftist terms. Reclaiming exploited words and demanding definitions are also effective tactics. Finally, hold the left accountable for their own use of "dog whistle" words.
The Federalist: Christopher Rufo's New Book Shows DEI Is Communism
Ten years ago, a cultural revolution in the United States would have been dismissed, but now it's evident even to the average person. Christopher F. Rufo connects the rise of leftist extremism to Marxist ideology and shows how it has infiltrated institutions like education and media. This mass subversion cannot be ignored, and it is clear that the U.S. is engaged in an internal struggle.
National Review: Tweet and be killed, &c.
": In Saudi Arabia, a man is sentenced to death for peaceful criticism on social media. The country's crackdown on dissent is escalating."
": Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) is accused of helping Saudi Arabia commit human rights abuses. The social media company disclosed confidential user data at a higher rate for Saudi authorities than for other countries."
#war
Fox News: Intercepted phone calls reveal Russian frontline troops complaining of heavy losses, poor supplies
Ukraine intercepted phone calls from Russian troops complaining of heavy losses and lack of supplies since July. The soldiers expressed frustration and desperation, comparing their situation to the hardships of World War II. The revelations provide insight into the morale and struggles of Russian forces in their attempts to curb Ukrainian counteroffensives.
American Thinker: Douglas Macgregor: The wishful analyst
Col. Douglas Macgregor, a renowned analyst, has consistently made inaccurate predictions about the ongoing war in Ukraine. Despite his reputation, his predictions have failed to materialize, and his analysis appears biased towards supporting Russia's actions. His claims about the war being over for Ukrainians and the number of casualties are misleading and lack credibility. Macgregor's flawed analysis highlights the importance of objectivity and accurate information in understanding complex geopolitical conflicts.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: State Department Sought to Ease Diplomats' Pain Over Afghanistan Withdrawal With Therapy Dog, New Book Says
State Department employees were deeply distressed by President Biden's botched 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. To ease their pain, the department brought in a therapy dog. The evacuation left staff in tears and led to a deep depression among veteran employees. The Biden administration ignored warnings and rushed the evacuation, resulting in the deaths of 13 Americans. Congress has conducted investigations revealing the administration's failure and the subsequent funding of the Taliban with taxpayer money.
Foreign Policy: Why Soros Is Retreating From Europe
The Open Society Foundations (OSF) founded by George Soros is reducing European funding and phasing out many of its programs and grant-giving activities. The changes reflect a larger reorientation and a shift in focus towards anticipating emerging threats from authoritarians globally. The OSF will maintain a presence in Europe in Ukraine and the Balkans, but is redirecting operations to the global south. The OSF's move away from Europe has been a long time coming, as its efforts to promote democracy and combat authoritarianism in Central and Eastern Europe have not always been successful.
#economy
National Review: China’s Authoritarian Capitalism vs. American Capitalism
American investors, both traditional and ESG, need to reevaluate their approach to doing business in China. China's authoritarian capitalism poses a threat to economic freedom and undermines the values of ESG investing. The true nature of China's economy, where the government controls every company, should be better understood. Investing in China means supporting a system that prioritizes state interests over private interests and disregards environmental sustainability and social responsibility. There are signs that ESG investors are starting to recognize these issues and are reducing their investments in China. U.S. investors should be wary of China's growing threat and the potential impact on economic freedom.
#sports
Fox News: US Open fan ejected after Germany's Alexander Zverev said he used 'most famous Hitler phrase'
A fan at the US Open tournament in New York City was ejected for yelling Adolph Hitler references during a match between Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner. Zverev reported the incident to the chair umpire, who asked the fan to identify himself and later had him removed by security. Zverev expressed his discomfort with the remarks, stating that he's not proud of Germany's history and that it was not acceptable behavior.
#other
Forbes: How The HeyDude Guy Became A Billionaire Selling Ugly Shoes
Alessandro Rosano's comfort footwear brand, HeyDude, experienced massive success with minimal investment and marketing. With revenue reaching $581 million in 2021, Rosano sold the company to Crocs for $2.5 billion. The acquisition has boosted Crocs' sales and it plans to make HeyDude a billion-dollar brand.