Gaza protesters lack a ‘point’, while Kamala remains silent on Ukraine: Commentary
From the right: No ‘Point’ for Gaza Protesters
Joe Biden was criticized by The Free Press’ Eli Lake for saying “Those protesters out on the street, they have a point” about anti-Israel marchers at the DNC. The protests were filled with antisemitic and anti-American sentiments, making them more of an anti-everything march rather than a march for Gaza. The masked troublemakers screaming about ‘genocide’ in Gaza were not promoting peace but rather supporting Hamas. The groups behind the protests have even praised the violent events that sparked the conflict.
Conservative: Where’s Kamala on Ukraine?
JIm Geraghty from the National Review questions Kamala Harris’ stance on Ukrainian independence and freedom. He highlights a meeting between Harris and President Zelensky of Ukraine, where Zelensky requested preemptive sanctions against Russia and military support to defend against an invasion. Harris turned down both requests and has not mentioned Ukraine in any of her speeches since July 31. Geraghty believes Harris would continue Biden’s hesitant approach towards Russia.
Liberal: Dems Shouldn’t Ditch the Blue Wall
The Liberal Patriot’s Michael Baharaeen criticizes Kamala Harris advisers for considering focusing on states further south and disregarding the Blue Wall states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. He argues that the Blue Wall has historically been supportive of Democratic nominees and abandoning it would signal a detachment from the working class, who have traditionally been the backbone of the party.
Waste watch: Efficiency-Commission Targets
Elon Musk’s proposed government efficiency commission is focused on ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. Dan Lips at The Hill suggests initial targets for the commission, including stopping government fraud, addressing federal misspending, modernizing IT and cybersecurity, and exploring the use of AI to streamline federal programs. These efforts can potentially save hundreds of billions of dollars over time, regardless of the election outcome.
Veep vetting: Tim Walz’ Telling Deceptions
The Washington Examiner’s Byron York criticizes Tim Walz for misleading remarks about his biography since being chosen as a potential vice-presidential candidate. Walz has been dishonest about his method of conception, past drunk driving incident, and his military service record. York questions what other deceptions journalistic scrutiny may uncover.
— Compiled by The Post Editorial Board
