Sunday, November 24
Robert F Kennedy Jr defended his endorsement of Donald Trump following backlash from his family. Appearing on Fox News, Kennedy admitted the decision troubled his Democratic-leaning siblings and wife Cheryl Hines. He acknowledged the family's disapproval but stressed the importance of maintaining love and respect despite differing political views.
Rich wrote that presidential races are deeply personal and it involved disqualifying the opponent more than convincing voters that the opponent's platform is not right. He cited the example of how the Obama team hammered Mitt Romney calling him 'heartless' 'out-of-touch capitalist' and all policy debates basically went back to this.
Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Senator JD Vance’s claim that Donald Trump would veto a federal abortion ban if re-elected. Warren argued that even without a ban, Trump's administration would still impose restrictions. She referenced the historic Comstock Act and urged voters to support pro-abortion rights candidates to ensure the restoration of nationwide access to abortion.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced controversy over past claims about his career achievements and military rank. A 2006 letter from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce refuted his claim of receiving an award. Additionally, Walz's military rank has been questioned, as he retired as a Master Sergeant, not a Command Sergeant Major, as previously stated.
Donald Trump warned that the U.S. is nearing World War III under Vice President Kamala Harris, after Israel conducted airstrikes against Hezbollah targets, leading to heightened regional tensions. Trump's statements criticized the Biden administration's handling of the Middle East situation. The Israeli military defended their actions as preventive, while Hezbollah retaliated with rocket attacks.
A Syrian man with ties to Islamic State surrendered in Germany, admitting to a knife attack at a Solingen festival that killed three and injured eight. Police and prosecutors have initiated a terrorist investigation. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which targeted 'unbelievers' and left the city in mourning.
Former President Donald Trump cast doubt on his participation in the September 10 debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, questioning ABC News' integrity. Trump's remarks have led to speculation about his withdrawal. Harris has been gaining in national polls, further intensifying the race. The Harris campaign had previously confirmed the debate schedule despite Trump's criticisms.
French beekeepers reported a catastrophic year for honey production due to adverse weather conditions. Mickael Isambert, a beekeeper in central France, faced an 80% drop in honey yield, having to feed his bees with sugar. Low temperatures and heavy rainfall limited bees' ability to collect pollen and nectar, leading to colony starvation and significant losses nationwide.
At 34, Donald Trump had dismissed the idea of becoming President, noting the harshness of political life. He emphasized the lack of capable leaders in politics, stating that executives often avoided political office. Ironically, Trump later became the 45th President and is now preparing for his second term against Kamala Harris.
