Rep. Hillary Cassel, a Florida legislator, announced that she was switching parties.
“As a proud Jewish woman, I have been increasingly troubled by the Democratic Party’s failure to unequivocally support Israel and its willingness to tolerate extreme progressive voices that justify or condone acts of terrorism,” she posted on Twitter. “I’m constantly troubled by the inability of the current Democratic Party to relate to everyday Floridians.”
Stand by for another bout of ‘Hottest Year Evah’ stories as the mainstream media pursues its campaign to induce mass climate psychosis and prepare the ground for the oncoming Net Zero catastrophe. Alas, enjoy it only a little while longer since this story may have to be retired after putting in such a sterling propaganda shift. Global temperatures are falling like a stone, while the oceans are cooling at a remarkably rapid rate. In the U.K., the year is likely to show a second annual temperature fall since the alleged ‘record’ year in 2022.
During the course of 2024, we saw for the first time how religious tribalism and ethnic communalism is starting to reshape British parliamentary politics.
Labour may have enjoyed a landslide victory at the General Election, albeit on a very low turnout. But there were also plenty of reasons for it to be concerned – not least by the rising sectarianism within traditional, Labour-voting constituencies.
No question about it. Americans are fed up with criminals.
Manatee County, Florida Sheriff Rick Wells on home invasion:
“I praise this husband for doing what he needed to do to protect his home and protect his family. If you’re gonna be that brazen to come into my home… you should expect that you’re gonna be shot.”
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 27, 2024
In the past several weeks — and before he has been sworn in for his second term — President-elect Donald Trump has threatened trade wars with both of the United States’ closest neighbors, mused about taking over Greenland, blustered about bringing the Panama Canal back under American control and suggested making Canada the 51st state.
Less than a month before his inauguration, Trump — who vowed to end foreign wars and made “peace through strength” a rallying cry of his 2024 presidential campaign — is crafting an “America First” foreign policy defined by antagonism toward U.S. allies and adversaries alike, centered around dreams of territorial expansionism, and channeled through the president-elect’s braggadocio.
National security is the bedrock upon which a country’s sovereignty and stability rest, yet Canada finds itself alarmingly ill-prepared to address escalating global threats or safeguard its borders. Decades of neglect and underfunding have left the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) in disarray, compromising our national security and diminishing Canada’s global standing.
I spent much of my career serving in the CAF, and its current state is simply unacceptable. Canada must urgently reassess its priorities to rebuild a robust military capable of meeting modern challenges.
The war in Gaza has become a new flashpoint between Canada’s largest protestant church and Jewish groups, who say that the famously activist church is dividing Canadians with its “unhealthy obsession with Israel and Jews.”
In recent months, the church has made a number of statements vociferously opposing Israel’s prosecution of the war in Gaza, launched in retaliation for the October 7 Hamas attacks.
I never think about the United Church. Ever.
President-elect Trump told The Post Saturday he supports immigration visas for highly skilled workers, appearing to side with Elon Musk in the roiling intra-MAGA debate on the issue.
“I’ve always liked the visas, I have always been in favor of the visas. That’s why we have them,” Trump said by phone, referring to the H-1B program, which permits companies to hire foreign workers in specialty occupations.
Donald Trump has done the unthinkable, he has made patriotism cool again among Canada’s ruling elite.
Yes, people like Justin Trudeau who have described Canada as a postnational, genocidal state with no core identity now want to boast about Canada.
The people of Canada have long wanted our nation’s leaders to stand up for this country. Average Canadians have remained patriotic, it’s our leaders who have lost their way.
Secession. Captain Canada. Fifty per cent plus one.
These phrases have rarely been on the lips of the country’s political class since Quebec’s previous independence referendum in 1995. But today – although further down the agenda than concerns about inflation and immigration – talk of national unity is again being murmured in the halls of power.
Does anyone care anymore?
I think if she keeps laughing like this, she might giggle herself right into a psychiatric ward.
She’s aiming for hilarity, but giving us hysteria. pic.twitter.com/1YBxBK36kL
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) December 28, 2024
On a windswept corner in the center of the Canadian Prairie, a haunting roadside memorial has weathered 6 years of the elements, the sun of northern summer and its likewise dark and cold winters, and the winds which blow all year. Crosses and hockey jerseys stand as sentinels, an analog to the crosses ‘row on row’ one might see in a similar field in Belgium or France, though the battle which the jerseys of these young men mark is purely economic, and the shots fired are silent and mostly unremarked on.
h/t Patti Jo
Man pretending to be a woman complains that people make it uncomfortable for him to use the women’s bathroom at card game eventspic.twitter.com/IYND7oCSgu
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 26, 2024
There is no MAGA without a restoration of immigration sanity.
For the past few days, certain highly visible elements of the MAGA coalition have been sparring with one another. Specifically, X users have been privy to an extensive immigration policy flame war between two competing MAGA coalition camps: the pro-immigration “tech bros,” on the one hand, and the nationalist-populist immigration restrictionists, on the other hand. The debate has focused, above all, on the thorny question of so-called high-skill immigration. A Politico headline summarized the dispute as “Elon Musk vs. Stephen Miller.”
Sean “Diddy” Combs reportedly had an emotional meltdown during the holiday season while incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in New York. After months of failed bail attempts, the rapper’s frustration boiled over as he faced the harsh reality of spending the holidays behind bars.
