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  2. Congressman-Elect Nick Begich Flips Alaska’s House Seat to Republican by Olivia Rondeau Nick Begich III, the grandson of late Alaska congressman Nick Begich Sr., has flipped the state’s at-large congressional seat to Republican after defeating Democrat incumbent Rep. Mary Peltola. Decision Desk HQ called the race for Begich on Saturday with the Republican receiving 152,545 votes compared to Peltola’s 143,370, with 92 percent of the votes counted: [Tweet] Begich’s win comes after he and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) were defeated by Peltola in 2022. “This victory belongs to the people of Alaska,” Begich said in a statement to Must Read Alaska. “Our state has immense potential, https://www.breitbart.com/2024-election/2024/11/16/congressman-elect-nick-begich-flips-alaskas-house-seat-to-republican/
  3. Pentagon Fails Seventh Straight Financial Audit: Billions of Taxpayer Money Unaccounted For in Latest Government Scandal by Jim Hᴏft The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has failed its seventh consecutive financial audit. Despite commanding an $824 billion 2024 budget — funded entirely by hardworking American taxpayers — the Pentagon remains unable to account for vast sums of money. The Pentagon began its first-ever agency-wide financial audit in 2017. This marked the beginning of a process that had been sought, promised, and delayed for years.Since undertaking this initial audit, the Pentagon has consistently failed to pass its subsequent audits, the first of which failed in 2018. Out of the 28 entities audited this year, only 9 received clean opinions https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/pentagon-fails-seventh-straight-financial-audit-billions-defense/
  4. Native Americans Shift Right Economic issues, not apology tours, pushed them toward Trump. Naomi Schaefer Riley Many ethnic groups moved rightward in the 2024 election, and Native Americans are among them. Seventeen counties with majority-Native American populations swung toward President-elect Donald Trump by ten or more percentage points. Just as with black and Hispanic voters, Native Americans had concerns that extended beyond the identity politics and left-wing virtue signaling of Democrats and the Kamala Harris campaign. Nationally, a whopping 65 percent of Native American voters went for Trump. The shift is striking because a Brookings Institution analysis published after the 2022 midterm elections found Native Americans still “solidly Democratic in their voting preferences.” Looking at data from an African American Research Collaborative poll with a nationally representative sample of Native American voters, the Brookings authors noted that in “House races across the country, Native Americans supported Democratic candidates at 56% relative to 40% of Native Americans who reported voting for Republicans.” It’s hard to determine what portion of the overall electorate Native American voters accounted for in 2024, but we do know that these voters are concentrated in a handful of states—including Arizona, Wisconsin, and Montana. Thus, a swing of ten points in Republicans’ favor in the majority Native American counties in these states is significant even if it didn’t likely change the election’s outcome. What made Native Americans switch? https://www.city-journal.org/article/native-americans-shift-right
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  6. Joe, with a hysterical lie to try and save face.
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