📰 Trump is taking the fight to the CCP. It’s long past time we protected our bases and critical infrastructure
The article discusses the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s nationwide ban on farmland sales to Chinese nationals and other foreign adversaries, as well as the Department of Defense’s efforts to restrict property sales near American military bases. The announcement is seen as a positive development by some, signaling a shift towards confronting the Chinese Communist Party’s influence on American soil. Chinese nationals have acquired significant amounts of U.S. land, including properties near key military installations and industries crucial to food supply lines. The Trump administration is taking decisive steps to block China from “weaponizing” American farmland and is cracking down on acquisitions across the country to protect national security interests. President Trump’s leadership is highlighted in addressing threats posed by Chinese entities like TP-Link, with actions including antitrust investigations and potential bans on sales in the U.S. to improve national security posture.
📰 STEVE MOORE: Trump just scored the biggest conservative victory in three decades
The article discusses a new tax bill signed into law on the Fourth of July, highlighting its benefits for families and businesses by lowering tax burdens and averting a significant tax increase. It emphasizes that the law goes beyond tax policy changes and includes various other policy goals, referred to as “hidden gems.” Some key victories mentioned include advancements in school choice, expansion of personalized medical savings accounts, increased mining and drilling on federal lands, and the end of certain programs like the Biden student loan forgiveness initiative and the electric vehicle mandate. Additionally, the law strengthens work requirements for Medicaid and food stamp recipients, authorizes the sale of expanded spectrum for rural broadband, and extends tax benefits for investing in underserved areas. The article concludes by suggesting that the law will boost economic growth and reduce the national debt, positioning it as a significant achievement in modern times.
📰 Teachers union reveals true colors behind closed doors at annual convention
The article discusses the National Education Association (NEA) and its recent annual convention, revealing the organization’s shift towards a highly political agenda rather than focusing on the education of children. The NEA’s resolutions and actions at the convention showcased a strong alignment with the far-left wing of the Democratic Party, with a notable lack of independence and focus on progressive causes. The NEA’s Teacher of the Year, Ashlie Crosson, emphasized the deeply political nature of the teaching profession, setting the tone for the convention. Resolutions passed at the convention included attacks on political opponents, support for progressive causes, and defiance of parental rights, indicating a prioritization of political activism over education. The NEA’s partisan stance and disregard for student learning have led to criticism and calls for revoking its federal charter, as well as a growing trend of families opting for alternative education options such as charter schools, private schools, and homeschooling.
📰 I worked for the most successful third party in decades. Elon Musk has a lot to learn from it
The article discusses the importance of language in politics, emphasizing that the wrong message can undermine even the best ideas. It compares Elon Musk’s America Party to Ross Perot’s campaign, highlighting how Perot effectively used clear, relatable language to connect with voters and inspire trust. In contrast, Musk’s messaging is criticized for being heavy on tech jargon and lacking empathy, which may not resonate with the average American. The article suggests that slogans alone cannot build trust; instead, language must resonate with people’s concerns and be backed by credible actions. It concludes by noting the challenges of building a successful third party in America and the need for language that instills hope and addresses shared concerns among voters.
📰 MORNING GLORY: When the ‘conspiracy’ just isn’t there
The article discusses the aftermath of Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide in 2019 and the proliferation of conspiracy theories surrounding his death. It highlights how the internet has facilitated the monetization of anger and conspiracy theories, leading to the formation of alliances and friendships among like-minded individuals. The article debunks the theory that Epstein had a client list and confirms that he died by suicide, as concluded by the FBI investigation. It emphasizes the concept of confirmation bias, where individuals interpret new evidence to confirm their existing beliefs. The author suggests that the findings should liberate individuals from the obsession with Epstein conspiracy theories and encourage them to move on from the unfounded speculations.
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