The New York Times reports that Gov. Chris Sununu said “This is how to beat Trump.”
Donald Trump should not be afraid to attack him – but it should be shown that he is not the anti-Trump candidate – or should he be beatable?
Candidates on the debate stage should not be afraid to attack Donald Trump. Mr. Trump has an iron grip on 30 percent of the electorate, but not everyone is ready to vote for a third-party candidate. Mr. Trump does not need to state his weaknesses. To show voters they will take on Mr. Trump they must show a spark and not just defend him. Chris Christie, who has done great work exposing Mr. Trump’s weaknesses, must broaden his message and show voters that he is more than the anti-Trump candidate.
Donald Trump is beatable, and it starts in Iowa and New Hampshire. Ignore the national polls that show he is leading — they are meaningless. It’s a reflection of the national conversation, name ID, and who is top of mind — not where the momentum is headed.
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Israel and Hamas have reached a truce in the Gaza Strip
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly said that the country would withdraw its troops from the Gaza Strip after a ceasefire is agreed upon between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas. Netanyahu further said that a full withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza will not take place until all the prisoners in Israeli jails are released. The ongoing conflict has killed over 50,000 Palestinians.
Pete HeGSeth, Trump’s pick for defense secretary, will face a tough confirmation hearing
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the US’ defence secretary is “arguably the most important position” in the entire Cabinet. He added that Pete Hegseth’s background was “deeply troubling” and that he could expect the hearing to be “tough but respectful, candid but fair”. Schumer further said he could expect the hearing to be “tough but respectful, candid but fair”.
The president of South Korea was taken into custody over the martial law decree
South Korean investigators raided the house of impeached President Yoon Suk- Yeol, who is suspected of corruption and abuse of power. The presidential security service has fortified Yoon’s house with barbed wire and rows of buses blocking paths. Yoon has been in a friend’s house since May 3, when he was impeached over the impeachment of ex-President Lee Myung-bak.
Both Israel and Hamas have made progress in their talks about releasing hostages
Israel and Hamas are close to agreeing on a ceasefire in Gaza by President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration day on January 20, reports said. The aim is to have a signed deal or a “declaration of principles” by Israel and Hamas, which would be followed by a release of three groups of prisoners, reports added.
The report states that the election case would have been a trial for Trump, and he would have been convicted
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said, “It’s laughable that Mr Trump thinks my decisions as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by…Biden administration or other political actors.” Trump added, “Jack is a lamebrain prosecutor who was unable to get his case tried before the election, which I won in a landslide. THE VOTERS HAVE SPOKEN!”