American Thinker,
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Joan Swirsky
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On November 5, 2024, a gigantic red wave engulfed America, elevating everything politically red to great heights and largely obliterating everything politically blue in its path.
It’s been only a week since the presidential election, but let’s ask the following questions anyway:
WHAT DID RED GAIN?
The White House — Oval Office.
The U.S. Senate.
The U.S. House of Representatives.
The Electoral College.
The popular vote.
All seven swing states.
State governor majority.
State Legislature majority.
Jewish Workd Review,
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Alicia Colon
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11/14/2024 10:23:55 AM
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The last few years have been totally mind-boggling. Absolutely nothing has made sense from the number of genders and pronouns seeming to grow bigger every day to the fact that men could now play as women in sporting events. It was now acceptable to believe that men(?) could be pregnant and a tampon machine could be allowed in boys' locker rooms. Total madness has become the norm, especially in Hollywood with dimwitted stars helping their minor children transition into another gender while considering themselves self-righteously supportive instead of being responsible parents.
Issues & Insights,
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Editorial Board
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11/14/2024 3:58:48 AM
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‘Climate change is the challenge of our lifetimes,” we in the energy-hungry West often hear when lectured by leftist government officials and their allies pushing the “Net-Zero” religion. But what happens if much of the vital data behind the climate-change threat are made up?
Turns out, quite a lot of it is. At least that’s what the Daily Sceptic, a British-based science watchdog, claims. It recently detailed the allegations made by an independent journalist showing that 103 of the 302 supposed “weather stations” that provide data for both the United Kingdom government’s and academic scientists’ climate change forecasts don’t exist or produce actual data.
That’s right.
The Federalist,
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Shawn Fleetwood
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11/14/2024 3:55:08 AM
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New Hampshire Republicans are projected to maintain trifecta control of state government heading into 2025, according to preliminary results released this week.
Updated vote totals show Republicans expanding their majority in the Granite State’s House of Representatives. As of this article’s publication, Republicans are projected to win at least 203 House seats. The GOP held 197 seats heading into the Nov. 5 contest, compared to Democrats’ 191. Republicans holding their House majority is welcome news after preliminary results last week showed them retaining the state Senate and governor’s mansion. According to The New York Times, Republicans won 16 of the state’s 24 Senate seats,
American Thinker,
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Jerome R. Corsi
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11/14/2024 3:52:42 AM
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In a video posted on X on November 7, 2024, two days after the election, Trump detailed a plan to dismantle the Deep State. In this three-minute video, Trump explained how he would take a series of measures to “shatter the Deep State.”
In this video, Trump made the same mistake JFK made when JFK said he was going to break the CIA into a thousand pieces after the Bay of Pigs fiasco. By announcing his intention in advance, JFK signed his death warrant. Trump has now declared war on the Deep State as president-elect.
New York Post,
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A.G. Gancarski
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11/14/2024 3:48:43 AM
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Will the last Florida Republican who leaves Congress for the Trump administration please turn out the lights?
That’s one takeaway from President-elect Donald Trump’s slam-dunk selection of Panhandle Rep. Matt Gaetz for his second-term attorney general.
As opposed to his first-term AGs, Jeff Sessions and Bill Barr, there is no doubt where the always-quotable congressman falls with his legal and political philosophy.
He is, from beginning to end, a pit-bull defender of Donald Trump, in good times, in bad times and everything in between.
At a low point for Trump reputationally, for example, as Republicans lined up to begin what some actually thought would be a post-
Associated Press News,
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Stephen Groves
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Lisa Mascaro
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11/14/2024 3:46:06 AM
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Republicans have won enough seats to control the U.S. House, completing the party’s sweep into power and securing their hold on U.S. government alongside President-elect Donald Trump.
A House Republican victory in Arizona, alongside a win in slow-counting California earlier Wednesday, gave the GOP the 218 House victories that make up the majority. Republicans earlier gained control of the Senate from Democrats.
With hard-fought yet thin majorities, Republican leaders are envisioning a mandate to upend the federal government and swiftly implement Trump’s vision for the country.
New York Post,
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Nicholas McEntyre
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11/13/2024 9:31:44 AM
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Special counsel Jack Smith reportedly plans to retire before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January, denying the incoming president a chance to fire him.
Smith, who oversaw the federal criminal cases against Trump related to the 78-year-old’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election and the hoarding of classified documents, is wrapping up his work ahead of the 47th president’s inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025, the New York Times reported.
Smith’s plan is to get ahead of Trump’s promise to “fire” the special counsel within “two seconds” after being sworn in, sources told the outlet.
New York Post,
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Victor Nava
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Alina Habba, a top ally and former lawyer for President-elect Donald Trump, revealed Tuesday that she would “very seriously” consider an opportunity to serve as his White House press secretary.
Habba, 40, was asked multiple times by Fox News host Sean Hannity about a report suggesting that she is “the favorite” for the role and did not rule out the possibility of serving in the incoming administration.
“I leave it to the president and the three people that are on my board of directors — that’s Luke, Chloe and Parker, my children. Everybody will know in time,” she said.
New York Post,
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Michael Goodwin
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11/13/2024 6:37:03 AM
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Watching Gov. Hochul stumble from one blunder to another, I’m reminded of Casey Stengel’s exasperated question about the hapless 1962 Mets: “Can’t anybody here play this game?”
As it was with the Mets, the answer in Hochul’s case is a resounding no.
More than three years after she took office, the accidental governor is still afraid to take off the training wheels.
She’s not running Albany.
Albany is running her.
The Legislature, far-left activists and the bureaucracy are in charge. The state and city are in obvious decline, but she hasn’t delivered a single reform big enough to make a real difference.
High crime, public disorder, the migrant explosion,
Townhall,
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Straun Stevenson
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The historic re-election of Donald Trump as America’s 47th president will have sent shivers down the spine of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader. News that the FBI have arrested 3 people charged with plotting to assassinate Donald Trump under direct instructions from the Iranian regime’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), will have further enraged the president-elect. During his previous term in office Trump cracked down hard on the theocratic regime. He unilaterally withdrew America from President Obama’s deeply flawed nuclear deal with the Iranians. He ramped up sanctions with his ‘Maximum Pressure’ campaign, and he ordered the elimination of Iran’s warmongering mastermind,
American Thinker,
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Wendy Strauch Mahoney
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11/11/2024 5:52:33 AM
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The FBI’s background investigation (B.I.) process for political nominees has allegedly been corrupted with “improper handling” of sensitive information, according to an investigation by America First Legal (AFL). AFL’s November 7 press release asserts that the mishandling of private information is a “critical” matter” that must be addressed because of the potential to use the B.I. process as a “weapon against future nominees.”
It also appears that select staff from the Senate Judiciary Committee “appear to have shared FBI background reports and personal financial information in a breach of Senate security protocols.”