Small town mayor Pete Buttigieg is the new, surprise front runner to win the Democratic Iowa caucus. The 37-year-old, who until this year was almost unheard of on the national stage, has pulled ahead of rivals Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden in a new poll.
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Trump is ‘polling very well’ in the US Midwest | Sky News AustraliaDespite lagging his Democratic rivals in a slew of national polls, President Donald Trump is still polling 'very well' in the key battleground seats according The Australian’s Greg Sheridan.\n\nA New York Times commissioned poll released this week shows President Trump narrowly behind Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden and just behind or slightly ahead of Elizabeth Warren in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, Arizona and North Carolina.\n\nThose are considered the key battleground states for the 2020 presidential election.\n\nMr Sheridan told Sky News the poll shows despite significant political turmoil, President Trump is still holding onto his supporter base.\n\n“In the Midwestern states he is polling very, very well.\n\n“So, Biden is the best candidate who has the best chance of beating but Trump is, even at the height of impeachment damage, holding his own in the Midwest”.\n realDonaldTrump australian He did well with only a 1.8% chance of winning in 2016. Don't think he has too much to worry about. realDonaldTrump australian The polls had Hillary at 98% to win the 2016 election. How did that work out for her? I'm surprised the polling companies are still in business. realDonaldTrump australian What are you now Russian? Disgusting reporting normalising a corrupt president as if its 'campaign as usual'. Do your job Greg Sheridan. trump is a brazenly corrupt criminal in office & he will be impeached! THAT is the story.. ! australian auspol MurdochAgain
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The Nationals 'are not cutting through' in regional Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe National Party is not cutting through in regional Australia and it is hurting the party's standing with voters according to The Australian’s Dennis Shanahan.\n\nAn exclusive Newspoll published in the Australian this week had the major parties tied with a 50-50 share of the two-party-preferred vote as Scott Morrison grapples with the drought and a flattening economy.\n\nMr Shanahan said the Nationals and the performance of their leader Michael McCormack is the government’s weakness.\n\n“Scott Morrison is popular in regional Queensland and that’s at the cost of Michael McCormack’s leadership.”\n\n“The Nationals are in trouble and they are going to have to assert themselves'.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia That's because they're a team of fools with no plans. Voting against Pauline Hanson's milk price protection bill to suck up to the Big End of Town will help the National Party no end. Isn't it their very own constituency that will suffer most from climate change? Those people are not ignorant.
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Corbyn's alleged anti-Semitism 'threatens' Jewish communities | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says “it is to the shame of every” British Labor MP that their party is led by Jeremy Corbyn.\n\nMs Credlin was critical of British Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn, after recent allegations of anti-Semitism were made against him.\n\nMr Corbyn and his close aides have been dogged by allegations of anti-Semitism, with the party conducting an emergency meeting earlier this year to deal with allegations of systemic anti-Jewish bias within the party.\n\nFormer member of the Labour Party's inner circle, Ian Austin, accused Mr Corbyn of not being fit to lead the country due to his alleged tolerance of anti-Jewish attitudes.\n\nMs Credlin spoke of “a damning” opinion piece which was published on Saturday by Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain, in which he declared “it is now incumbent on all Jewish leaders to speak out against the election of Labor,” she said.\n\n“Such is the threat of Jeremy Corbyn to Britain's Jews,” Ms Credlin said.\n\nThe Sky News host also reflected on Remembrance Day ceremonies around the world, as commemorations marked 101 years since all wars ended on the Eastern Front after World War One.\n\nImage: Associated Press this is what a Nazi looks like Even his own MZos fisoen himand his deputy resigned but he is anti Semitic to the vote From the Murdoch rags to the Guardian, the media sure aren't letting go of this anti-Semitism fallacy in their attempt to break Labour apart for another Conservative win.
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Remembrance Day is about 'ensuring a great power war never happens again' | Sky News AustraliaLiberal senator-elect Jim Molan says Remembrance Day is a day not only for “remembering” but also “for ensuring we never ever go through major great power war” again. \n\n'What it means to me is that we don’t just remember those who have paid the supreme sacrifice, we remember why they paid it and why we should work to make sure that great power war never ever occurs again,' he told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\nMonday's commemorations marked 101 years since all wars ended on the Eastern Front after World War One.\n\nMr Molan also spoke of his recent ascension back into the Senate by Liberal Party members.\n\n'It is an extraordinary honour,' he said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia From Mr War Monger This from Molan ? ..ffs Yeah, we'll just go invade other Countries for their Oil. No wonder why the Middle East hates the Western World.
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The government 'must do more' to reduce bushfire prone dry fuel loads | Sky News AustraliaFormer CSIRO scientist David Packham has urged the government to do more to combat the “most important” factor contributing to the current bushfire crisis - the build up of very dry fuel.\n\n'I can’t quite understand why we are so silly as to allow the amount of fuel to build up that it does,'Mr Packham told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. \n\nMr Packham said the “hot, dry weather” and the “low humidity” have been a crucial cause of this year’s devastating fires. \n\nFuel is live and dead vegetation, including twigs, leaves and bark, that accumulates over time.\n\n“The only thing that people can control is the amount of fuel and that is what we’re not doing”. \n\n“The next important thing is the emissions,” Mr Packham added.\n\n“There will always be emissions'. \n\n“The idea that we can stop [emissions] means that one’s got to have a lot of influence with God to tell him to turn off the lightning for a long time”. \n\n\nImage: Getty At last the nail has been found. Finally someone with some sense Lighting = emissions?
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Toxic femininity does cause ‘damage, death and problems’ | Sky News AustraliaModern feminists are reluctant to examine the ‘damage, death and problems’ caused by toxic femininity according to the Spectator Australia Daisy Cousens.\n\nImage: Getty I gave up on 'feminism' back in the very late 80s'as a result of the patriachally paid (public service/ govt funded) femocrats hypocricy their dislike of women perceived as 'lesser' than them,domestic violence victims who accepted their abusers back in an effort to 'work it out'. i like chivalry.... that is all So Daisy I abhor violence. Tell me the stats on what damage these women cause in comparison to counts of violence and sexual assault on women. Explain the benefits of right wing women try to vilify feminists instead of lifting people up. Is this the price tag for a gig on Fox?
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