West
'Rubber-stamped': Key Dem hit over Biden-Harris support on border, inflation
FIRST ON FOX: Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen, a Democrat facing an uncertain future in Congress, is under scrutiny because of her backing of President Biden and Vice President Harris, particularly concerning their approaches to inflation and illegal immigration, just ahead of a close Senate election in the state come November.
“Jacky Rosen rubber-stamped the Biden-Harris agenda over 95% of the time,” a new independent expenditure ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) tells viewers.
Titled “Failed,” the ad will run across Nevada on both TV and digital platforms. It is part of the NRSC’s $100 million advertising blitz across the country.
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“They spent our tax dollars giving illegal immigrants COVID checks and hotel rooms,” the ad says.
It further highlights high inflation being experienced by Americans under the administration and underscores simultaneous “taxpayer benefits for illegal immigrants.”
“Jacky Rosen failed Nevada families,” the video claims.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, Rosen spokesperson Johanna Warshaw said, “Jacky Rosen is ranked one of the most bipartisan, independent, and effective Senators because of her proven record of putting partisan politics aside to do what’s right for Nevada. Meanwhile, Sam Brown has a record of putting MAGA extremism ahead of hardworking Nevadans by pushing plans to ban abortion, gut Social Security and Medicare, and block a bipartisan deal to secure the border.”
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In a June Fox News Poll, Nevadans reported feeling negatively about their financial situations. Nearly half of those polled said they are falling behind financially, at 49%. Only 13% believed they were getting ahead with their finances. Roughly 4 in 10 said they were holding steady.
Views of the economy nationally worsened in a July Fox News Poll in which 76% of voters said they had reduced their spending to pay for basic expenses. This is an increase of five points since October 2022 and up nine points from when it was first asked in March 2022.
The most likely groups to report cutting back on spending were Republicans (86%), households making $50,000 or less (83%), nonwhite voters (80%), women (79%) and voters under 30 years old (78%).
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Additionally, border security and immigration was reported as one of the top “deal-breaker issues” among all registered voters in a May Fox News Poll. The issue was the No. 1 deal-breaker in determining votes among Republicans and was one of the biggest issues among both Democrats and independents as well.
Rosen voted in favor of the Biden-Harris Inflation Reduction Act, which has been criticized by Republicans and aligned groups for not doing enough to actually address high prices. According to FiveThirtyEight’s analysis of votes in 2023, Rosen, alongside Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., voted with the Biden-Harris administration 98.6% of the time.
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Rosen is competing against the Republican candidate, retired Army Capt. Sam Brown, who was severely injured while deployed in Afghanistan.
When the state’s Senate race rating by the Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan political handicapper, shifted from “Lean Democratic” to “Toss Up” in April, Brown said, “Nevada is now a toss-up because Jacky Rosen is a rubber stamp for Joe Biden and has made things worse for Nevadans, from high prices to the open border.”
“We are going to win in November, secure the border and make Nevada more affordable for middle-class families.”
NRSC spokesperson Maggie Abboud said in a statement, “Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Jacky Rosen’s policies made life unaffordable for Nevada families. Instead, they prioritized opening our southern border and giving taxpayer benefits to the illegal immigrants they let in.”
Rosen’s campaign did not provide comment to Fox News Digital in time for publication of this story.
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Wyoming
Wyoming reporter caught fabricating quotes and stories with AI was forced to resign – Times of India
Powell Tribune reporter CJ Baker grew suspicious of Aaron Pelczar’s work when quotes from Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon and a local prosecutor felt “slightly off” and “nearly robotic.” His concerns peaked with a June 26 article about Larry the Cable Guy leading the Cody Stampede Parade, which included odd lines like, “The 2024 Cody Stampede Parade promises to be an unforgettable celebration of American independence” and, “This structure ensures that the most critical information is presented first.”
After noticing these inconsistencies, Baker met with Pelczar, who admitted to using AI to generate stories and quotes. Pelczar said, “Obviously, I’ve never intentionally tried to misquote anybody,” and promised to correct the errors. He resigned shortly after.
Cody Enterprise editor Chris Bacon took responsibility for the oversight, admitting, “It matters not that the false quotes were the apparent error of a hurried rookie reporter that trusted AI. It was my job.” Bacon apologised, stating, “I failed to catch the AI copy and false quotes.” The newspaper, founded in 1899 by Buffalo Bill Cody, has since launched a full review of Aaron Pelczar’s work, discovering that seven of his articles contained AI-generated quotes from six different people.
Some of the fabricated quotes were attributed to Governor Gordon. Michael Pearlman, a spokesperson for the governor, told ABC News, “In one case, Pelczar wrote a story about a new OSHA rule that included a quote from the governor that was entirely fabricated.” Pearlman added that another story combined a real quote from a news release with a fabricated one.
Bacon observed that the quotes were “very believable,” but none of the individuals quoted had actually spoken to Pelczar. To prevent future incidents, Cody Enterprise is implementing an AI policy, with plans to have it in place by the end of the week. “This will be a pre-employment topic of discussion,” Bacon stated.
San Francisco, CA
International United Airlines flight out of San Francisco diverted to Sacramento
An international United Airlines flight out of San Francisco was diverted to Sacramento after experiencing mechanical issues, the airline confirmed.
The plane, a Boeing 777, was headed to Rome with 148 passengers and 14 crew members.
However, mechanical issues, which the airline did not specify, caused the flight to be diverted to Sacramento.
The plane landed safely, and United said it was working to rebook customers in order to get them to their destination.
Denver, CO
Denver teen arrested in fatal shooting at Highland Hollows Park in Aurora
A 17-year-old Denver girl was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder, attempted murder and assault after a fatal shooting at Highland Hollows Park in Aurora in July.
Aurora police responded to the park in the 1400 block of South Uravan Street around 9:15 p.m. to reports of a shooting and found that “numerous” young people were attending a party when a fight broke out.
Two 14-year-old girls and one 15-year-old girl were injured in the shooting and taken to the hospital. One of the 14-year-old girls, Kamiaya Keyera Cleveland, was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Aurora police arrested the 17-year-old girl on Friday while she was in custody in another jurisdiction on an unrelated case, agency officials said in a news release. Her name has not been released because she is a juvenile.
She was arrested on suspicion of one count of first-degree murder; 10 counts each of first-degree attempted murder and attempted assault; and counts of felony menacing, tampering with evidence and illegal firearm use.
Investigators do not believe there are any other suspects in the case, Aurora police said Tuesday.
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