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American Thinker: Why are Democrats working so hard to keep Trump off the ballot if he is so easy to beat?
Attempting to interfere in the 2024 election, some Democrats are now questioning Trump's eligibility for presidency, using the 14th Amendment as their latest tactic. They seek to remove him from the ballot, driven by their desire for power and their opposition to his constitutional rulings.
Red State: Biden Cronies Insinuate That It Would Be Racist for Gavin Newsom to Run for President
A significant portion of the Democratic base is uncertain about President Biden's chances for re-election due to concerns over his age and cognitive ability. Some Biden allies suggest that California Governor Gavin Newsom running for president would be racially insensitive, as it could hinder Vice President Kamala Harris' chances of becoming the first black female president. Despite low ratings and incompetence as a leader, Harris is currently favored by the party. However, Newsom's charisma and potential candidacy would be a better fit for the Democratic Party. If Biden were to drop out of the race, it would be unwise for the Democrats to choose Harris over Newsom.
#health
Forbes: Cancer Is On The Rise Among Younger People—But Scientists Don’t Know Why
Cancer cases among younger people are increasing, with a 79% rise in new diagnoses and a 28% increase in deaths since 1990. Breast cancer is the most common type among younger individuals, while kidney and ovarian cancers have seen the highest increase in deaths. Early-onset cancer rates are highest in wealthy countries, while lower-income countries have higher death rates. By 2030, new cases and deaths are predicted to rise by 31% and 21% respectively. The exact cause of the increase is still unknown, but factors such as genetics, lifestyle changes, and environmental pollution may play a role.
