Almanac brief of birthdays and sports facts for today
Today marks day 209 of 2021 and day 39 of summer. Notable birthdays include Beatrix Potter Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Bill Bradley Jim Davis Sally Struthers Hugo Chavez Scott Pelley Dana White Manu Ginobili and Harry Kane. Vin ce Coleman's 50 game streak ended in 1989. Spurs trio Ginobili Duncan Parker set NBA record. Beatrix Potter quote notes her view on childhood. Moon phase spans from full moon on July 23 to last quarter on July 31. Sally Struthers turns 74 today.
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Vaccination urged as key to halt COVID delta surge
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson argues the delta variant can be contained if more Americans, especially younger adults, get vaccinated. He cites Alabama’s low 12 plus vaccination rate, criticizes anti vaxxers and political hesitancy, notes seniors’ higher vaccination, and calls for workplace mandates or incentives to achieve herd immunity.
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Noem Seen as Possible Future Face of GOP
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem portrays herself as an everyday conservative. At FreedomFest 21 in Rapid City she touted strong economic figures, low public assistance, and job creation while urging Republicans to take back the law and order issue in 2022 and 2024. She linked urban violence to judicial and prison policies and criticized Democratic leadership’s stance on policing. The interview touched on party vitality and Noem’s appeal amid national debates.
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Noem Signals Trump Run and GOP Vision For 2024
Cal Thomas reports South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem frames Democrats as embracing socialism and argues the Republican Party offers opportunity for families and states. She predicts a Trump presidential run in 2024 and says she would support him if he runs. Noem cites faith, opposes secularism, and notes her rise to grandmotherhood as she positions for national leadership.
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Republicans Back Jan 6 Suspects as Protesters Disrupt Hearing
The select committee’s first hearing drew six GOP lawmakers and supporters outside DOJ calling the Jan 6 defendants political prisoners. They claimed political persecution while lawmakers from Pelosi’s camp blamed the riot on authorities. Cheney urged accountability to prevent another 6 January attack. Police testified to injuries and violence as protesters roared and fled in vehicles amid growing partisan drama.
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