by Selwyn Duke, The New American: A recent survey showed that 40 percent of Generation Z believes our Founding Fathers are more akin to villains than heroes. This stat is just a reflection, too, of a generation that studies show is the least patriotic in American history. In fact, laments one Gen Z (born between […]

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by Pastor Jeff Crippen, America Outloud: If you vote for Donald Trump, you are a racist and white supremacist.” That was the accusation leveled by a leftist against a person who plans to vote for the previous President this fall. The accused responded with a denial and made this request: “On what basis do you make that […]

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According to POLITICO, several senior House Democrats privately called on Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential election. The calls reportedly occurred during a private meeting convened by Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY). “Among those forcefully calling for Biden to stand down during the nearly two-hour call were Reps. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.), Adam Smith (D-Wash.), Mark Takano (D-Calif.) and Joe Morelle (D-N.Y.), according to two people familiar with the private session,” POLITICO stated. The report follows five additional House Democrats publicly calling on Biden to step aside. WATCH: As President Biden tries to restore his reputation following his debate performance, @ABC News has learned that four senior House Democrats have privately said he should step aside from the presidential race. @selinawangtv reports. https://t.co/WjsLR2l0yF pic.twitter.com/g2P5TfOgYK — World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) July 8, 2024 From POLITICO: Other members on the call voiced concerns about Biden’s path to November, including Reps. Jim Himes (Conn.), Zoe Lofgren (Calif.), Don Beyer (Va.) and Rick Larsen (Wash.). It’s a poor omen for the Biden campaign as the entire Democratic elected apparatus prepares to return to Washington on Monday evening where lawmakers will face tough questioning about their party’s standard-bearer. Aaron Fritschner, Beyer’s spokesperson, posted on X to push back on reports that Beyer called for a new nominee: “To be clear [Beyer] supports President Biden and said so on this call and any reporting to the contrary is a misunderstanding of what he said and what he believes.” The additional calls for Biden to stand aside from senior Democrats come after the president’s interview last week with ABC News did nothing to assuage concerns among rank-and-file lawmakers about his continued viability in the race. Members have repeatedly urged the president to quickly schedule more unscripted events and town halls to continually demonstrate his vitality and energy. It’s not just the House either. A group of Senate Democrats are reportedly planning a discussion of Biden’s path forward, led by Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), once that chamber returns to Washington on Monday. Five House Democrats have publicly urged Biden to stand down, while numerous others have expressed concerns about his viability in private. However, it appears the meeting between Senate Democrats will no longer happen. WATCH: Brown: Now breaking news, a source familiar with Senator Mark Warner's thinking tells me that the private meeting that he was trying to organize.. That's no longer happening. It’s been scrapped pic.twitter.com/uKx9bP0JkY — Acyn (@Acyn) July 7, 2024 The New York Post reports: The lack of endorsement from the top Democrats could serve as a major blow to Biden given the representatives’ positions and standing in the party. Nadler is the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee and Morelle serves as the top Democrat on the Administration Committee. Smith is a ranking member of the Armed Services Committee, and Takano is a ranking member on the Veteran Affairs panel. Along with the four Democrats on the private call, Reps. Jim Himes (Conn.), Zoe Lofgren (Calif.), Don Beyer (Va.) and Rick Larsen (Wash.) have all voiced their fears of a potential Biden failure in the looming election. While no Democratic congressional leader has publicly called on Biden to step down yet, the mounting concerns from inside the House illustrate the party’s wavering confidence in the president.

Airplane manufacturer Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to one charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States regarding two fatal 737 Max crashes. The crashes, which occurred in 2018 and 2019, killed 346 people. The plea deal would force the company to pay fines up to $487 million. However, that’s only a fraction of the $24.8 billion sought by crash victims’ families. BREAKING: Boeing will plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge stemming from two deadly 737 Max crashes, Justice Department says https://t.co/9kHjvfBzsX — The Associated Press (@AP) July 8, 2024 “The parties have agreed in principle to the material terms of a plea agreement that would, among other things, hold Boeing accountable for its material misstatements to the Federal Aviation Administration, require Boeing to pay the statutory maximum fine, require Boeing to invest at least $455 million in its compliance and safety programs, impose an independent compliance monitor, and allow the Court to determine the restitution amount for the families in its discretion, consistent with applicable law,” a Justice Department court filing read. Breaking: @boeing has agreed to plead guilty per @TheJusticeDept filing pic.twitter.com/AsXw7GCdSG — David Shepardson (@davidshepardson) July 8, 2024 CNN reports: The families of victims of two fatal crashes of the 737 Max oppose the deal, the department said. The guilty plea is a severe blow to the reputation of Boeing, a company once known for the quality and safety of its commercial planes. Beyond the fatal crashes of the 737 Max jets, the company has faced a series of questions about the safety and quality of its planes. In January, a door plug on a 737 Max flown by Alaska Airlines blew out early in a flight, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the jet and further damaging Boeing’s reputation. The agreement stipulates that Boeing will have to operate under the oversight of an independent monitor, to be chosen by the government, for a period of three years. But that oversight and the fine did not satisfy the families of victims, according to one of their attorneys. “This sweetheart deal fails to recognize that because of Boeing’s conspiracy, 346 people died,” said a statement from Paul Cassell, a law professor at the University of Utah who represents many family members of the 2018 Lion Air crash and 2019 Ethiopian Air crash victims. “This deceptive and generous deal is clearly not in the public interest,” he added. The families are seeking a public trial on the charges. The Justice Department argues that the penalties Boeing agreed to were the most serious available. It argued it won other improvements as well, including the oversight of a monitor and the demand that Boeing spend more on safety and compliance of rules when building aircraft. Boeing Will Plead Guilty On Fraud Charges As Part Of Deal With DOJ On 737 Max Crasheshttps://t.co/KYDaGGCgBi pic.twitter.com/XUgQsxiJ3r — Forbes (@Forbes) July 8, 2024 “First 4 pages of DOJ filing, saying that Boeing will plead guilty to fraud. Many relatives of those who died in the 2 MAX crashes wanted DOJ to put Boeing on trial; that won’t happen,” Associated Press airline reporter David Koenig wrote. First 4 pages of DOJ filing, saying that Boeing will plead guilty to fraud. Many relatives of those who died in the 2 MAX crashes wanted DOJ to put Boeing on trial; that won't happen. pic.twitter.com/weZZHp5Vwk — David Koenig (@airlinewriter) July 8, 2024 Per Reuters: Boeing subsequently struck a deal with the Justice Department deferring any prosecution, in return for compensating victims’ families and improving its compliance. However, officials this year concluded that the firm had not complied with all terms of the deal. Boeing’s position wasn’t helped by the midair blowout on another MAX plane earlier this year, which raised new concerns about its quality control. It faces a separate criminal probe over that incident. Now the plea deal sees the firm admit to making false representations over a software system involved in the crashes. It spares the company a contentious trial – but could result in other big costs. The conviction could bar Boeing from lucrative defense and NASA contracts unless it can agree waivers.

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