President Joe Biden could be stuck between a rock and a hard place in Michigan during the Democratic primary on Tuesday. Thousands of Arab American and radical young voters in the state may try and push a political message by casting ‘uncommitted’ ballots during the election. (READ MORE: Israel: Unifying Around the Center) On today’s episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast‚ hosts Ellie Gardey and Aubrey Gulick discuss the radical agenda behind campaign groups like Listen to Michigan‚ which are urging voters to “Tell Biden‚ Count me out for genocide.” Join them as they talk about the political impact a group like this could have on the general election. Like and share The Spectator P.M. Podcast‚ and be sure to tune in to our next episode! Read Aubrey and Ellie’s writing here and here. Listen to the Spectator P.M. Podcast with Aubrey Gulick and Ellie Gardey on Spotify. Watch the Spectator P.M. Podcast with Aubrey Gulick and Ellie Gardey on Rumble. READ MORE: Silence of the Feminist Lambs: Not a Word on Hamas Horrors The Palestinian State of Jordan The post <;i>;The Spectator P.M. Podcast<;/i>; Ep. 25: Pro-Hamas Voters Turn On Biden in Michigan appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

Today’s primary in Michigan offers us a potential forecast for November. Rashida Tlaib‚ the congresswoman representing a heavily Muslim and more heavily Democrat district‚ encourages those in her party to vote “uncommitted” in protest over the Biden administration’s support for Israel in its war with Hamas. Should the percentage of the uncommitted rise well into the double digits‚ this could act as the canary in the coalmine on President Joe Biden’s chances in the fall. He trails Donald Trump by 2 points in the most recent poll of Michigan voters on this presumptive fall matchup. Certainly‚ most who vote uncommitted in the Democrat primary Tuesday hold their noses and vote for Biden — or‚ more precisely‚ against Donald Trump — in the fall. But should even 5 percent of regular Democrat voters stay home or vote third party‚ Biden cannot win. And the last time a Democrat won the presidency but lost Michigan occurred in 1976‚ when the Republican candidate (President Gerald Ford) came from Michigan. Subscribe to The American Spectator to receive the entirety of Dan Flynn’s Spectator A.M. newsletter. READ MORE from Daniel J. Flynn: Joe Biden‚ Friend of Segregationists‚ Says House GOP Is Worse Than Segregationists What’s Blocking the Ukraine Aid Bill Biden‚ Always Delusional‚ Likely Stays in Race The post Michigan Uncommitteds May Be Biden’s Downfall appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

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Ozzy Osbourne (pictured) leads the Fan Vote for the Rock &; Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2024. With two months remaining to cast ballots‚ Ozzy has over 175‚000 votes followed by Foreigner (160‚000)‚ Peter Frampton (157‚000) and Dave Matthews Band (153‚000). Ozzy and Frampton are first time nominees. Ozzy was inducted in ’06 as a member of Black Sabbath. Cher‚ Lenny Kravitz and Mariah Carey have garnered over 100‚000 votes. Oasis has only 78‚000 votes but that’s better than the 56‚447 votes that Jane’s Addiction has received. Fans can vote for nominees daily through April 26th at Vote.rockhall.com. To be eligible for this year’s ballot‚ each nominee’s first single or album had to have been released in ’99 or earlier. The post Rock Hall Fan Vote Update appeared first on RockinTown.

Puddle Of Mudd has issued the music video for “Cash &; Cobain‚” a track that was released as a single last September from the band’s “Ubiquitous” album.   “I totally dig the song‚” stated frontman Wes Scantlin.  “The song covers a lot of different genres‚ which I think is pretty cool. It’s like we took all these genres‚ mixed and matched until they meshed perfectly.” “Ubiquitous” is Puddle Of Mudd’s sixth studio effort. The post “Cash &; Cobain” Music Video appeared first on RockinTown.

The raid follows the downing of an Israeli drone early Monday morning Israel’s military has said it launched airstrikes deep into Lebanese territory‚ stating it targeted Hezbollah positions north of Beirut amid escalating exchanges between the two sides. The Lebanese militia reportedly retaliated with a barrage of rocket fire. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced several air operations in Lebanon on Monday‚ noting that warplanes had struck “sites used by Hezbollah” around the Bekaa Valley in the country’s northeast. Three strikes hit the village of Buday‚ around 55km (35 miles) northeast of the capital‚ Beirut‚ and targeted a Hezbollah truck convoy‚ unnamed Lebanese security sources told the Associated Press.  #Breaking: IDF targets area in Baalbek‚ Eastern Lebanon. Most significant attack in years. (Deepest into Lebanon) pic.twitter.com/A3JYGQ7gCq— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) February 26‚ 2024 A Hezbollah official who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity said that at least two fighters were killed in the strikes‚ adding that an Israeli munition had struck a food storage warehouse used for civilian purposes. Another unnamed Lebanese official added that a Lebanese Army regular was also seriously wounded in the raid‚ and noted that the soldier’s son had also sustained injuries‚ without elaborating.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! The militia group later said it responded by firing 60 Katyusha rockets toward an Israeli Army command center in the occupied Golan Heights‚ which Israel seized following the Six-Day War of 1967.  The strikes on Buday came after both Hezbollah and the IDF reported that an Israeli drone was shot down by a militia surface-to-air missile‚ with Israel’s military stating that the UAV fell into Lebanese territory. Hezbollah identified the drone as an Israeli Elbit Hermes 450‚ typically used for surveillance and reconnaissance.  While cross-border clashes have occurred between the armed faction and Israeli troops since the war in Gaza began last year‚ IDF operations have plunged deeper into Lebanese territory in recent weeks. The group says it will stop its attacks on Israel after a ceasefire is reached in Gaza. More than 200 Hezbollah fighters have been killed in the latest flare-up‚ according to AP.  Later on Monday‚ Hezbollah deputy chief Sheikh Naim Qassem vowed further retaliation and boasted of the group’s significant arsenal‚ saying‚ “If the Israelis go too far‚ we will retaliate more. All what we have used until now in the fighting is the minimum of what we own.” Alex Jones reveals that taking the COVID-19 injection may make your blood useless to the Red Cross.

Israeli media says repairs could take up to eight weeks There are new reports saying Yemen’s Houthis have knocked out several underwater telecommunications cables linking Europe and Asia‚ however‚ some of the accounts of the extent of damage remain conflicting. Multiple Israeli publications are reporting Monday that four underwater communications cables between Saudi Arabia and Djibouti have been damaged in recent months – the result of Houthi sabotage. The reporting appears to have originated in Israel’s financial daily outlet Globes. But one industry publication cautions‚ “One cable operator has confirmed damage to a cable in the region‚ but said it didn’t know the cause yet.” Reportedly only the Seacom operator has issued confirmation that it has had cable issues at Djibouti. According to the Israeli media report: Three months after the Houthis began attacking merchant ships‚ the Yemenite rebels have carried out another one of their threats. “Globes” has learned that four submarine communication cables have been damaged in the Red Sea between Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Djibouti in East Africa.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine!According to the reports‚ these are cables from the companies AAE-1‚ Seacom‚ EIG and TGN. This is causing serious disruption of Internet communications between Europe and Asia‚ with the main damage being felt in the Gulf countries and India. Other impacted cables are operated by the companies Tata‚ Ooredoo‚ Bharti Airtel‚ and Telecom Egypt‚ but these did not issue immediate comment or confirmation as to the reported damage or outages. But the Seacom outage is now being confirmed by NetBlocks… ⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show a disruption to network connectivity at the Djibouti Data Center which connects the country's landing stations; the incident comes as Israeli media report four submarine cables across the Red Sea including SEACOM have been targeted by Houthi rebels ✂️ pic.twitter.com/tjlBLAgYd4— NetBlocks (@netblocks) February 26‚ 2024 Israel’s Globes says repairs could take up to eight weeks‚ but the waters in the region remain high risk due to what are now daily Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping. The Houthis have lately made veiled threats they could take out the underwater fiber optic cables. “The repair of such a large number of underwater cables may take at least eight weeks according to estimates and involve exposure to risk from the Houthi terror organization‚” the report says. “The telecommunications companies will be forced to look for companies that will agree to carry out the repair work and probably pay them a high risk premium.” Analyst Alberto Rizzi has explained that “at low depths‚ trained divers/ship anchors are enough to damage them” and that “Bab-el-Mandeb/Aden is a chokepoint where damage can impact multiple cables at once.” Alex Jones reveals that taking the COVID-19 injection may make your blood useless to the Red Cross.