We’re all for a great new music duet, so when we heard Post Malone teamed up with Dolly Parton, we were all over it. Posty’s country album is out now and features duets from several heavy hitters in country music, and Dolly’s song is extra special. Have The Heart is a song about lovers who just can’t quit each other. It’s a classic-sounding track with Dolly’s signature sweet twang and Post’s smooth vibe. The chorus, “Baby, I don’t have the heart to break yours / Yeah, and trouble rode in on the back of a pale white horse / You’re so sweet, and tryna leave is like / Slammin’ a revolvin’ door (Mhm) / Baby, I don’t have the heart to break yours,” coupled with a country beat makes this the kind of song you’ll love to have stuck in your head. The Dolly Parton Duet Is Part Of Post Malone’s New Record His debut country album, F-1 Trillion, is a new adventure for the 29-year-old who grew up in Texas. In addition to his duet with Dolly, tracks include songs with Brad Paisley, Hank Williams, Jr., Morgan Wallen, Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Chris Stapleton, Ernest, Sierra Ferrell, HARDY, Billy Strings and Luke Combs. Dolly shared news of the song’s release on Facebook, and the verdict is in—people love the duo. Someone wrote, “Lovely song, singers and production. I find it astounding that Dolly sounds the same now as she did when I was a young lad listening to my late dad’s records – so many years ago, I know he’d love this too.” “He is such a nice guy in person who is very loving and respectful! I’m glad you got the honor of meeting him as well he’s amazing,” this person agreed. Post’s has already tasted success with his single “I Had Some Help,” which debuted in May and featured Morgan Wallen. The song became a hit on social media, and Post let us all know that country is in his blood. In a 2015 message on X, he wrote, “WHEN I TURN 30, I’M BECOMING A COUNTRY/FOLK SINGER.” He turned 29 on July 4, so it looks like he’s well on his way. This story’s featured image is by Theo Wargo/Getty Images. The post Dolly Parton And Post Malone Team Up For Duet “Have The Heart” appeared first on InspireMore.

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Vice President Kamala Harris blamed price-gouging for high food prices, though experts say Biden administration policies are to blame for the high cost of living and for inflation. “I will work to pass the first-ever federal ban on price-gouging on food,” Harris said Friday in Raleigh, North Carolina. “My plan will include new penalties for opportunistic companies that exploit crises and break the rules, and we will support smaller food businesses that are trying to play by the rules and get ahead.” “We will help the food industry become more competitive, because I believe competition is the lifeblood of our economy,” the Democratic presidential nominee-in-waiting continued. “More competition means lower prices for you and your families.” But price-gouging is not the reason prices have gone up, according to EJ Antoni, a public finance economist at The Heritage Foundation. “The prices that businesses are paying have gone up by the same percentage that our prices have,” Antoni told The Daily Signal. “So, all of the cost increases that businesses have faced, they’re simply just passing them on to consumers, and that’s why we’re all paying more.” Harris highlighted grocery store price increases since 2020, shortly before the Biden administration took office. “A lot a loaf bread cost 50% more today than it did before the [COVID-19] pandemic,” she said. “Ground beef is up almost 50%.” The Biden administration is at fault for the increased prices, not food companies, Antoni said. “The government spending, borrowing, and printing trillions of dollars that it didn’t have to finance it all, that’s what devalued the dollar,” Antoni said. “That’s what caused these tremendous shocks to interest rates that have so distorted the economy and caused so much havoc in supply chains and created all of these additional costs for businesses.” The vice president promised, if elected, to lower prices by increasing competition in the food industry. “We will help the food industry become more competitive, because I believe competition is the lifeblood of our economy,” Harris said. “More competition means lower prices for you and your families.” Antoni wonders why Harris thinks she has to wait until her first day as president to address high prices, when she has been in office for three-and-a-half years. Harris boasted economic improvement since the Biden administration took office in January 2021. “We were facing one of the worst economic crises in modern history, and today, by virtually every measure, our economy is the strongest in the world,” the Democrat said. The Biden administration did not solve an economic problem, Antoni said. They created a problem, and allowed it to run its course. “Inflation is down—after they ran it up to 40-year highs,” Antoni said. “It still is more than twice what it was when they took office. The problem is not quite as bad as it was before, but it’s still bad.” The Harris campaign did not immediately respond to The Daily Signal’s request for comment.  The post Kamala Harris Blames Price Gouging for High Cost of Living Under Biden appeared first on The Daily Signal.

On the latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast,” we dig into the boldest promises from the Harris/Walz and Trump/Vance campaigns. It’s a veritable cornucopia of proposed tax cuts, governmental price controls, and every social and economic fantasy in between. Bipartisan support and backlash to these promises have social media and network television spinning. We’ll break all that down for you. Political experts, pundits, officials, and entertainers are enjoying a field day over the Harris/Walz housing and price-control initiatives, likening Democratic presidential nominee-in-waiting Kamala Harris’ very first policy proposals to communism. How have price controls and housing allowances worked in the past? What makes a policy “communist” instead of a political right hook? International tensions continue to climb as Ukraine advances into Russia, Israel retaliates against Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Iran yells at the wind. If the president of the United States is nowhere to be found, where does the world look to leadership? Is there a bad way to win a war—and who came up with these conditions and special rules, anyway? We round out another wild week with a bit of “Mail Time.” The questions fly in fast, and we try to answer a few of your questions about the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Chicago and our planned coverage of it. Catch the live radio show and livestream weeknights at 7 p.m. EDT on The Daily Signal’s YouTube, X, or Facebook. The post WATCH: Subsidized Housing, Price Controls, and ‘Kamala-unism’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The Washington Post is owned by Jeff Bezos, but it reads like it’s owned by the Democratic National Committee. Consider the bias by omission. On Aug. 9, Washington Examiner reporter Gabe Kaminsky found an uncomfortable story: “Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, on at least five occasions as governor of Minnesota, hosted a Muslim cleric who celebrated Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack last year on Israel and promoted a film popular among Neo-Nazis that glorifies Adolf Hitler.” After Hamas terrorists slaughtered 1,200 civilians, Imam Asad Zaman wrote he “stands in solidarity with Palestinians against Israeli attacks.” The group Zaman leads, the Muslim American Society of Minnesota, said in a statement it “reaffirms its unwavering support for the Palestinian people in their struggle against the Israeli occupation.” A few days later, Kaminsky obtained exclusive video of Walz praising Zaman as a “master teacher.” He proclaimed, “I would like to first of all say thank you to imam. I am a teacher, so when I see a master teacher, I know it.” In response, the Harris campaign put out a statement that Walz does not “have a personal relationship” with Zaman, which is plainly false. When it comes to appearing with leaders who endorse Hitler and terrorism, Walz’s fervent words of praise were enough of a political indictment. The Washington Post is a Democrat rag, so it can’t touch this. Search for Asad Zaman on its website and you will find three stories on a Minnesota mosque bombing in 2017. In one, Zaman was quoted as saying, “Hate is not okay. … We need an America where people are safe with their neighbors.” “Hate is not okay,” said the man who celebrated the Hamas slaughter of Oct. 7. By contrast, a search for “Trump” and white supremacist and antisemite “Nick Fuentes” gives you 404 stories. One story centers on Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell warning anyone meeting with antisemites is unlikely to ever be elected president. Instead of covering the story of Walz’s gushing praise of a pro-Hamas and pro-Hitler imam, the Post on Aug. 14 carried a story headlined “As ‘Coach Walz,’ VP pick left an impression as a gung ho, hands-on leader.” If you found the Post story online, the headline was even more positive: “Tim Walz as football coach: A rambunctious, rah-rah joker.” The subheadline came from a quote: “‘Coach Walz was like Coach Taylor,’ one player said, referencing the beloved fictional coach from the series ‘Friday Night Lights.’ ‘Only a bit kinder and nicer.'” Reporter-activists Ben Strauss and Ben Terris found all the good news they could muster from the old days at Mankato West High School. “In interviews, more than 10 players and coaches who overlapped with Walz universally described him as a high-energy coach who specialized in rah-rah speeches and an avuncular and hands-on leader who didn’t mind a practical joke and helped transform a woebegone program into a state champion.” Could the Post find anyone who didn’t like Tim Walz? Did it get someone to organize a Walz fan club for this story so he could be “universally described” as a terrific guy? It’s reminiscent of 2012, when Washington Post editor David Maraniss churned out a 600-page book on Barack Obama that eviscerated Obama’s autobiography as filled with phony stories. But the Post avoided that. It only published an excerpt on the front page of a Sunday sports section about Obama’s love of basketball, and how it helped him “find his way toward blackness.” The Washington Post isn’t trustworthy in informing the voters. It is trustworthy in underlining positive Democrat narratives and squashing the negative ones. COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS.COM We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post The Washington Post’s ‘Rambunctious Rah-Rah’ Coverage of Walz appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Leftist megadonors George and Alex Soros not only fund more than 125 prosecutors across America, they make them come to meetings and accept orders. The most prominent one is Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, an elected Democrat who manipulated a Democrat jury to find Donald Trump guilty on 34 felony counts about bookkeeping.  Our VP for Free Speech America Dan Schneider joins the show to talk about their latest eye-opening report on "Law and Disorder.” The MRC obtained nearly 7,800 pages of internal communications from dozens of Soros-backed prosecutors through multiple public records requests. The findings "reveal how the Soros machine effectively employs an army of radicalized government lawyers to tear apart the justice system" across America.  "The Soros empire spent at least $40 million to elect its prosecutors. It then invested an additional $77,663,316 to 20 leftist nonprofits to coordinate and control the prosecutors, bringing the total Soros spending to at least $117,663,316," the report continues. "At least 30 percent of the U.S. population currently lives under the boot of the Soros prosecutors who were pressured to sign pledges vowing to adhere to various Soros priorities. The Soros machine orchestrated 33 of these ‘joint statements’ and pledges, which were signed by 123 of the 126 Soros prosecutors." The MRC also put a spotlight on Fair and Just Prosecution, a network of local prosecutors they claim has worked to "manipulate the rule of law concerning illegal immigration, drugs, abortion, election integrity, capital punishment and laws against childhood sex changes."  In a story on FoxNews.com, FJP leader Miriam Krinsky pulled the usual Soros card: "Calling any reform-minded prosecutor a ‘Soros-backed prosecutor’ is ill-informed and promotes antisemitic tropes that are incredibly harmful at a time when there is an alarming surge in anti-Jewish bigotry." Overall, Dan and his team concluded: "The Soros empire is massively involved in changing the legal system of the United States. Yet, most media outlets rarely cover Soros’s ‘reform prosecutors’ and the harm they have wrought."  Enjoy the podcast below, or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Former President Donald Trump has recently met with Tulsi Gabbard as he prepares for upcoming debates against Kamala Harris, America's border czar and the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.When Trump and Gabbard have met recently is unclear, but the New York Times, which first reported their meeting, indicated that Gabbard joined Trump at Mar-a-Lago for a "practice session" about some of his debate strategies.Harris appeared stunned by the attack from the left and was never really able to get her campaign back on track. She dropped out before the Iowa caucuses.Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt confirmed the recent partnership between Trump and Gabbard but denied that the former president is engaging in active debate preparation."President Trump has proven to be one of the best debaters in political history as evidenced by his knockout blow to Joe Biden," Leavitt said in a statement. "He does not need traditional debate prep but will continue to meet with respected policy advisors and effective communicators like Tulsi Gabbard, who successfully dominated Kamala Harris on the debate stage."Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman from Hawaii, indeed "dominated" Harris, then a senator from California, during a 2019 Democratic presidential primary debate, effectively bringing Harris' fledgling campaign to an early end."Now, Senator Harris says she's proud of her record as a prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutor president, but I'm deeply concerned about this record," Gabbard said as Harris' expression soured."There are too many examples to cite," Gabbard continued, "but she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana, she blocked evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row until the courts forced her to do so. She kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of California, and she fought to keep the system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way."Harris appeared stunned by the attack from the left and was never really able to get her campaign back on track. She dropped out of the 2020 primary race before the Iowa caucuses.In 2024, Harris similarly received no primary votes for president but is the Democratic nominee nonetheless after Joe Biden abandoned a bid for a second term in office last month.Trump and Harris are scheduled to face off in at least one debate in the coming weeks, but the Harris team has seemingly wavered about committing to others.According to The Hill, both Trump and Harris have agreed to debate on September 10 on ABC News. The outlet further claimed Trump has committed to debates on September 4 on Fox News and September 25 on NBC News, while a statement from the Harris campaign indicated that Harris has not agreed to those other September debates. "Assuming Donald Trump actually shows up on September 10 to debate Vice President Harris, then Governor Walz will see JD Vance on October 1 and the American people will have another opportunity to see the vice president and Donald Trump on the debate stage in October," said a statement from campaign communications director Michael Tyler.Gabbard officially left the Democratic Party almost two years ago and has since encouraged Americans to support Trump, a Republican. She was even briefly floated as a possible vice presidential candidate for Trump earlier this year.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!