7. Athens Police Clarified An investigation into the fight between ALGOP and Trump campaign volunteer Tara Johnson found “no indication” that it was a politically motivated attack, contrary to the Alabama Republican Party's initial claims, but it was a violent incident that resulted in injuries. Explained Described as a road rage collision, the incident occurred when Johnson's husband honked his horn and flashed his lights at another driver who ran a stop sign, leading to a confrontation in which both women argued and exchanged blows, but neither sought medical attention or filed charges.

6. U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) Criticized Regarding Vice President Kamala Harris' use of foul language during the speech and her perceived inaction on border security, he said, “I've never heard her speak about that or how to protect our country and keep our people safe. She's more interested in promoting a left-wing conscious agenda, and we saw that clearly yesterday.” Britt disparaged Harris' actions and questioned her effectiveness as a “border czar,” arguing that Harris has failed to address the border and is focused on pushing a left-wing agenda.

Five. The appearance of Sen. Tommy Tuberville and an ally of former President Donald Trump in New York City is clearly a big deal. media Because they need to put Trump in jail one day for political reasons, so they are ignoring all endorsements by politicians and potential vice presidential candidates. needs Collaborative scheme To circumvent the gag order, Tuberville (R-Auburn) MSNBC, CNNand everyone Others gave the ammunition they believed they needed simply by stating they supported Trump and were at the trial to voice their opposition to Judge Juan Marchan's gag order, while arguing that the trial was unfairly biased against Trump. media And their Democrats did just that.

Four. Support for former President Donald Trump interesting Senator Mitt Romney (Republican of Utah), who cannot be called an ally of President Trump, criticized President Joe Biden for not pardoning President Trump and for asking New York State to drop the charges. Senator Romney said, “If I were President Biden, I would have pardoned him immediately when the Department of Justice indicted him. Because then I, President Biden, would be the big shot and the person I pardoned would be the small shot.”

3. Inflation is slowing, but the White House and media As always, by suggesting that prices will fall, some may believe they are being deliberate, but that is not true, because it only means that prices will rise more slowly. Inflation is at 3.4%, much higher than when President Joe Biden took office. Despite his statements, the White House has decided that government support should be increased. Spending, Prizesand Customs Duties.

2. Cities Birmingham there is crime Problems and leadership The problem is, these two issues are driving the city towards solutions that not only won't work against crime, but will hurt citizens. The city has announced plans to enlist about 200 citizen volunteers to patrol the city's toughest neighborhoods. The volunteers will be “trained,” will have no arrest powers, will not carry weapons, and will have green lights in their cars to ensure they are respected and will not be targeted.

1. The presidential debate will proceed as expected by the media. President Joe Biden has issued a challenge. Really The Biden campaign's prerequisites include no spectators, muting microphones after a time limit, and deciding which media outlets — CNN, ABC, CBS and Telemundo — can host the debate. While those rules make a debate unlikely, the Biden campaign has also ruled out the Republican-backed Commission on Presidential Debates. Criticized It has long been accused of being biased toward Democrats.

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