| Good morning. It's Saturday, Nov. 18, and we're covering Haley besting Biden, a fired British Prime Minister, NBA owners and much more. First time reading? Sign up here. | | American Fact of the Day! | The Golden Gate Bridge never stops getting a makeover: Interesting facts about San Francisco. Did you know that the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the west coast's most iconic man-made landmarks that's forever been made over? It's one amazing place to see, especially from the Golden Gate Bridge Vista Point. Due to its sheer size, the bridge actually never stops getting painted and is always getting itself a little makeover for us all to enjoy. |
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| | Breaking Updates | | Could It Be Nikki? New Poll Shows Haley Besting Biden by Larger Margin Than Any Other GOP Candidate | A spanking new national survey of registered voters out on Thursday shows embattled Joe Biden trailing each of the top three Republican presidential candidates, which is significant. Even more significant, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley bested Biden by the largest margin of the three.
The survey found Haley leading Biden, 55 percent to 45 percent, with former President Donald Trump topping the inept president, 52 percent to 48 percent, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis beating Biden with a 51 percent to 49 percent margin…
The extensive survey was conducted Nov. 2-7, 2023, among 856 registered voters nationwide, with a margin of error of +/-4.5 percentage points. For likely voters, the sample size was 668, with a margin of error of +/-5 percentage points.
It's noteworthy that the poll was conducted before the uproar prompted by Haley's comments regarding social media anonymity earlier this week and before the last GOP primary debate... | Read more updates here |
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| | Fired British Cabinet Minister Unloads on the Prime Minister for Betraying His 'Promise to the Nation' | Even though Britain's government continued, its craven staggering to the left under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, his former Home Secretary, the outspoken, truth-telling conservative Suella Braverman is using the occasion of her dismissal to slam Sunak's failures as prime minister.
Braverman's dismissal from her position as Home Secretary on Monday made the second time she has been fired from that job in less than 13 months. The previous firing was perhaps the only thing Liz Truss was able to accomplish during her forgettable 49 days as prime minister. Braverman's departure led to a major reshuffling of Sunak's cabinet, replacing her with former prime minister David Cameron, who resigned when Britons voted to leave the EU despite his campaigning to stay.
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman accused Rishi Sunak of betraying his "promise to the nation" on immigration, in an excoriating letter sent just a day after she was sacked by the U.K. prime minister.
Braverman's letter was three things. It was a vocal defense of her policies and the course she had taken; it was a direct attack on the failed leadership of Sunak; and it set her up as a potential replacement for Sunak as the leader of the Conservative Party.
In her scathing letter, she accused him of failed leadership at all levels. She said his leadership was lacking in stemming the tide of illegal immigrants to Britain because he was afraid of offending "polite opinion." The letter was deserved and a clear signal… | Read more updates here |
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