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To Vote or Not...

Let’s be real. Politics is apart of our everyday lives. Whether we’re studying in a classroom or walking down the street looking at billboard signs. We make choices that affect our lives. The presidential election is one of the choices we have a say in who will be dictating our nations lives. But, why do we have to vote? Voting is important. Especially if you are an American citizen. When…

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Protecting America: Why Congress Must Act Now to Secure Our Borders #Americancitizens #borderwall #congress #detentionpolicies #illegalimmigration #immigrationpolicies #immigrationstance #nationalsecurity #nationalsovereignty #openborders #presidentbiden #publicsafety #southernborder #stricterbordercontrol

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Israel's Battle for Peace: Ongoing Struggles

Exact Transcript of the Post Meeting Press Conference

PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU:  Mr. Secretary, my good friend Tony, thank you for your important visit here today.  Thank you, thank President Biden, and thank you to the American people for your incredible support for Israel in our war against the barbarians of Hamas.  I thank you in English; I want to thank you in Hebrew as well. (In Hebrew.) Mr. Secretary, your visit is another tangible example of America’s unequivocal support for Israel.  Hamas has shown itself to be an enemy of civilization.  The massacring of young people in an outdoor music festival; the butchering of entire families; the murder of parents in front of their children and the murder of children in front of their parents; the burning of people alive; the beheadings; the kidnappings – of a young boy – not only kidnapped, molested, hurt, attacked; and the sickening display of celebrating these horrors, the celebration and glorification of evil. President Biden was absolutely correct in calling this “sheer evil.”  Hamas is ISIS, and just as ISIS was crushed, so too will Hamas be crushed.  And Hamas should be treated exactly the way ISIS was treated.  They should be spit out from the community of nations.  No leader should meet them.  No country should harbor them.  And those that do should be sanctioned. Tony, my friend, I say to you, I say to all of us:  There will be many difficult days ahead, but I have no doubt that the forces of civilization will win.  And the reason that’s true is because we understand what is the first prerequisite of victory.  It’s what you just said in our meeting: moral clarity.  This is a time – a particular time, a special time – that we must stand tall, proud, and united against evil. Tony, you are taking that stand.  America is taking that stand.  Thank you for being here today.  Thank you, America, for standing with Israel today, tomorrow, and always. SECRETARY BLINKEN:  Mr. Prime Minister, I’m grateful to be back in Israel in this incredibly difficult moment for this nation – but, in fact, for the entire world. If you’ll permit me a personal aside, I come before you not only as the United States Secretary of State, but also as a Jew.  My grandfather, Maurice Blinken, fled pogroms in Russia.  My stepfather, Samuel Pisar, survived concentration camps – Auschwitz, Dachau, Majdanek. So, Prime Minister, I understand on a personal level the harrowing echoes that Hamas’s massacres carry for Israeli Jews – indeed, for Jews everywhere. I also come before you as a husband and father of young children.  It’s impossible for me to look at the photos of families killed – such as the mother, father, and three small children murdered as they sheltered in their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz – and not think of my own children. This was just one of Hamas’s countless acts of terror – in a litany of brutality and inhumanity that, yes, brings to mind the worst of ISIS.  Babies slaughtered.  Bodies desecrated.  Young people burned alive.  Women raped.  Parents executed in front of their children, children in front of their parents.  How are we even to understand this, to digest this? And yet, at the same time – at the same time that we’ve been shocked by the depravity of Hamas, we’ve also been inspired by the bravery of Israel’s citizens: the grandfather, who drove over an hour to a kibbutz under siege, armed only with a pistol, and rescued his kids and grandkids; the mother who died shielding her teenage son with her body, giving her life to save his, giving him life for a second time; the volunteer security teams on the kibbutzes, who swiftly rallied to defend their friends and neighbors, despite being heavily outnumbered. And we are lifted by the remarkable solidarity of the Israeli people, demonstrated in the long lines of people giving blood, in the hundreds of thousands of reservists who’ve mobilized, some rushing home from abroad, people around the country opening their homes to fellow citizens displaced from the south. The people of Israel have long – and rightly – prided themselves on their self-reliance, on their ability to defend themselves, even when the odds are stacked against them. The message that I bring to Israel is this: You may be strong enough on your own to defend yourself – but as long as America exists, you will never, ever have to.  We will always be there, by your side. That’s the message that President Biden delivered to the prime minister from the moment this crisis began.  It’s the message that I and my other colleagues in the government have delivered to our Israeli counterparts on a daily – even an hourly – basis. It’s the message that I bring with me to our discussions today, and it’s what I’ll affirm when I meet with the members of Israel’s newly formed national emergency government.  We welcome the government’s creation and the unity and resolve that it reflects across Israel’s society. We’re delivering on our word – supplying ammunition, interceptors to replenish Israel’s Iron Dome, alongside other defense materiel.  The first shipments of U.S. military support have already arrived in Israel, and more is on the way. As Israel’s defense needs evolve, we will work with Congress to make sure that they’re met. And I can tell you there is overwhelming – overwhelming – bipartisan support in our Congress for Israel’s security. Here in Israel, and everywhere, we will reaffirm the crystal-clear warning that President Biden issued yesterday to any adversary – state or non-state – thinking of taking advantage of the current crisis to attack Israel:  Don’t.  The United States has Israel’s back. We’ve deployed the world’s largest aircraft carrier to the Eastern Mediterranean.  We’ve bolstered the presence of U.S. fighter aircraft in the region. We’re providing other support as well.  We continue working closely with Israel to secure the release of the men, women, children, elderly people taken hostage by Hamas. We’re pursuing intensive diplomacy throughout the region to prevent the conflict from spreading – and I’ll be doing that over the course of my trip in the coming days. Too often in the past, leaders have equivocated in the face of terrorist attacks against Israel and its people.  That’s why we’ve been adamant with all countries in the wake of these attacks:  There is no excuse, there is no justification for these atrocities. You heard the prime minister say it.  This is – this must be – a moment for moral clarity. The failure to unambiguously condemn terrorism puts at risk not only people in Israel, but people everywhere. Look at what just happened.  Individuals from 36 countries killed or missing in the aftermath of Hamas’s attacks.  Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas – no region has escaped Hamas’s bloody reach. Anyone who wants peace and justice must condemn Hamas’s reign of terror. We know Hamas doesn’t represent the Palestinian people or their legitimate aspirations to live with equal measures of security, freedom, justice, opportunity, and dignity. We know Hamas – instead of promoting the well-being of its citizens – rules repressively and dedicates the resources it has to terror tunnels and rockets. We know Hamas didn’t commit its heinous acts with the interests of the Palestinian people in mind. We know Hamas does not stand for the future that Palestinians want for themselves and for their children. Hamas has only one agenda: to destroy Israel and to murder Jews. No country can or would tolerate the slaughter of its citizens – or simply return to the conditions that allowed it to take place.  Israel has the right – indeed, the obligation – to defend itself and to ensure that this never happens again. As the prime minister and I discussed, how Israel does this matters.  We democracies distinguish ourselves from terrorists by striving for a different standard – even when it’s difficult – and holding ourselves to account when we fall short.  Our humanity – the value that we place on human life and human dignity – that’s what makes us who we are.  And we count them among our greatest strengths. That’s why it’s so important to take every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians. And that’s why we mourn the loss of every innocent life, civilians of every faith, every nationality, who have been killed. Tragically, the number of innocent lives claimed by Hamas’s heinous attacks continues to rise.  Among those, we now know that at least 25 American citizens were killed.  We join families in Israel, in the United States, around the world in mourning their immeasurable loss. Nearly 15 years ago, my stepfather, who I alluded to earlier, Samuel Pisar, came here to Yad Vashem to perform the mourner’s prayer that he wrote to accompany Leonard Bernstein’s Third Symphony, “Kaddish.” Reflecting on the unspeakable horrors that he’d endured as a boy in the Nazi concentration camps, he wrote:  “That man / though created in your image / and endowed with the freedom to choose / between good and evil / Remains capable of the worst, as of the best / Of hatred, as of love / Of madness, as of genius.” In this moment where evil, hatred, and madness have once more taken so many innocent lives, we must stand together resolved to confront what is worst among humanity with what is best. We must provide an alternative to the vision of violence and fear, nihilism and terror presented by Hamas. That is what the United States will do, standing with Israel, working together with its people – and all those in this region who remain committed to the vision of a more peaceful, a more integrated, a more secure, a more prosperous Middle East. Thank you very much.   Sources: THX News & US Department of State. Read the full article

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"3 American Citizens Kidnapped in Mexico Found Dead: What You Need to Know About Traveling in Dangerous Areas"

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The White House announces a new AI Bill of Rights to safeguard American citizens' rights

As part of its new "AI Bill of Rights," the White House hopes to combat algorithms that discriminate and are racist.

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Cary Grant (born Archibald Alexander Leach; January 18, 1904 – November 29, 1986) was an English stage and Hollywood film actor who became an American citizen in 1942. #losangeles #film #english #actor #stage #bear #americancitizen #americancitizens #carygrant #alexander

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TFR Ep127 - Imagine a world where your country becomes alien to you-- or should we say-- your vote has made you an alien in your own country. The husband and wife team discuss 'Lovecraft Country' and the November Election; choose wisely. ----- Next Episode August 23rd, Sunday @ 5:30pm Pacific on The Film Review Life Channel on #youtube #SubscribeNow #ClickTheBell #TFRPODCASTLIVE EP127 #THIRDSEASON - HOW ‘LOVECRAFT COUNTRY’ ON HBO IS LIKE BIDEN/HARRIS FOR U.S. If you miss a minute of #TFRPodcastLive Ep127, you'll miss alot! Why? In a few words-- #lovecraftcountryhbo #americanblackpolitic #bidenharris #president2020 #americanblackpolitic #theobamadiaster #invasionoftheblackbodysnatchers #illegalimmigrants #undocumentedimmigrants #areyouwillingtogiveupyourjob #sciencefiction #scifi #horrorfan #AmericanBlackHistory #americancitizens #chip #tracking #qualifiedimmunity #broadcastmedia #broadcastqualitymedia #TelevisionProduction ----- The Husband and Wife Team discuss 'Lovecraft Country' on HBO, and how it pertains to a Biden/Harris presidency. Is it the greatest show that represents the doom that awaits Americans when the wrong decision is made this November. Crazy Dee and Tracey take your calls at 213.943.3358. What the Biden/Harris Agenda is, concerning illegal immigrants, and how it affects American Black as and American Citizens. Are people voting on the policies, their best interests, or are they doing what they usually do-- voting loyalty? Plus, The Blurbs of The Week, American Black Politics, and The Movie Review of The Week/TV Series Review of The Week 'Lovecraft Country'. #tfrapproved ----- Watch - https://youtu.be/JIh7MLsA7Ss Call-In - 213.943.3358 Binge Listen - https://lnkd.in/gyR7cA5 Get On The Mail List - lordlandenterprises@hotmail.com ----- The Film Review: Movies Music Culture Politics Society Podcast, Live Stream from Las Vegas, NV., Sundays @ 5:30pm pacific / 6:30pm mountain / 7:30pm central / 8:30pm eastern | International Times - 5:30pm Vancouver / 7:30pm Jamaica / 8:30pm Toronto / 9:30pm Brazil | Monday (overseas) - 12:30am Ghana / 1am United Kingdom & Nigeria / 2am France South Afrika / 3am Kenya / 4am United Arab Emirants / 6:00am India / https://www.instagram.com/p/CEJPXJahGci/?igshid=1nzcn6js968an

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#Portland #Mayor Ted Wheeler’s tense visit with #protesters-- where he was booed, told to resign and given a list of demands-- ended with his #security detail engaging in a struggle with protesters late Wednesday night as they worked to get the mayor to safety, a report said.⁣ ⁣ Go to the link in our bio for more on this story. #Protest #blmprotest #BLM #Americanpeople #racismisreal #racisminamerica #AmericanCitizens #protesting reposted from @foxnews https://www.instagram.com/p/CDBN5OyhjJp/?igshid=c9ljz3qvxifd

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There so many distraction in the world we need do better care of ourselves in our Local, State and Federal situation before we help others country!!! Ugh #liberty #usa #freedom #Americancitizens #publicinsurance (at Stockton, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBxjThKFDew/?igshid=1acnbx6qd7u7f

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Trump personally stepped in to cut Medicaid spending on Puerto Rico in budget deal, new report says

Trump's continued attacks on the people of Puerto Rico are outrageous. Puerto Ricans are American citizens. They must be treated with respect and dignity, not have their health care slashed because the president feels like it. We are going to defeat Trump, stop his attacks on Puerto Ricans and guarantee health care to all through Medicare for All.

President Trump personally jumped in during budget negotiations to cut the amount of Medicaid funding for Puerto Rico, according to a Politico report. Congressional negotiators unveiled a budget deal earlier this week allocating $5.7 billion over two years to fund public health insurance on the island, instead of $12 billion over four years. But three sources told the outlet that Trump didn't back the deal because he believed it was too much and wanted to reduce the total amount. The island's economy has been in recession for over a decade and its Medicaid program has faced drastic cuts, NPR reported. President Trump personally jumped in during budget negotiations to cut the amount of Medicaid funding for Puerto Rico, according to a Politico report. Congressional negotiators unveiled an budget deal earlier this week allocating $5.7 billion over two years to fund public health insurance on the island, instead of $12 billion over four years. There had been a previous bipartisan agreement on the increased figures that would cover 1.4 million low-income Puerto Ricans — almost half its population. But three sources told the outlet that Trump didn't back the deal because he believed it was too much and pushed to reduce the total amount. Lawmakers then revised the provision and whittled it down to two years with less money. A White House spokesperson characterized the cut to Politico as "a win for President Trump and the American people" — even though Puerto Ricans are US citizens as well. Trump has fixated on Puerto Rico throughout his presidency, calling it "one of the most corrupt places on Earth" and attacking officials there as "incompetent." The island has been mired in recession for over a decade and its Medicaid program has confronted drastic cuts as the Puerto Rican government sought ways to pay back its $70 billion debt, NPR reported. Puerto Rico's dire financial situation worsened after Hurricane Maria struck in 2017, devastating large swaths of the island and prompting government officials to criticize Trump's handling of the situation. The federal government treats Puerto Rico's Medicaid program differently because its considered a territory and not a state. It receives a fixed grant instead of open-ended federal funding, according to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. The spending package, though, would provide additional stability to the embattled program in the short-run, though negotiations for additional funding have to be jumpstarted again in three years. During fiscal year 2019, Puerto Rico received $367 million in its capped grant, leaving it to make up the shortfall when it was projected to spend $2.8 billion. This Piece Originally Appeared in markets.businessinsider.com Read the full article