Birthdays and milestones mark mid June in 2024
Today lists notable birthdays including Charles Kingsley, Uta Hagen, George H W Bush, Anne Frank, Jim Nabors, Marv Albert, Chick Corea, Hideki Matsui, Dave Franco and Blake Ross. It notes Charles Evers’ 1969 mayoral election, recalls the 1939 Hall of Fame opening, quotes Kingsley, cites a 28 year Berlin Wall era, and mentions the moon phase between June 6 and June 18.
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Trump’s Las Vegas Speech Draws Sharp Mental Fitness Scrutiny
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes Trump’s Las Vegas remarks reveal concerning cognitive lapses and a pattern of verbal missteps. The piece contrasts Trump’s rhetoric with Biden’s, cites the shark and electric boat anecdote, and references prior claims and alleged conduct to question Trump’s mental state.
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Here's How Trump Could Win Again Opinion
John M. Crisp reflects on repeated forecasts that Donald Trump could win the presidency, noting how fear, division, misinformation, and crisis rhetoric have shaped voter appeal. He references past columns from 2016 and 2020, Trump’s polling in battleground states, and the allure of a “strong man” promising swift solutions amid national anxiety.
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Trump hush money judge Merchan should have recused
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan presided over the Trump hush money trial and faces calls to recuse after past political contributions to Biden causes and anti Trump groups. An appeals ruling said Trump has no clear right to recusal, while ethics questions linger about Merchan’s neutrality and potential signals to Biden supporters.
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Merchan’s Recusal Debate Highlighted in Hewitt Podcast
In a The McCarthy Report episode, Andrew McCarthy and Rich Lowry outline ten grounds to overturn Trump verdicts. They flag Merchan’s donations as potentially coloring appeals, discuss recusal standards, and note Hewitt’s background as a nationally syndicated radio host and Chapman University law professor.
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