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Nick Reed’s Must Read Headlines – 10.24.22

Posted October 24, 2022

Political Stunt:

Gannett-owned paper The Springfield News-Leader dropped a scary story on Oct. 13 about Mylissa Farmer, a self-described “pro-life Christian” whose water broke at seventeen weeks, and who then began cramping and bleeding. Farmer claimed she went to a hospital in Joplin where she was told her baby was terminal and she might die without an abortion. But, she says, they turned her away and refused to do it, supposedly because of Missouri’s abortion laws, and forced her to go out of state for the procedure.

Political Stunt? Viral Abortion Horror Story in Missouri Perfectly Timed for October Surprise (PJ Media)

President Biden:

President Joe Biden appeared to fall asleep during an interview MSNBC reporter Jonathan Capehart.

More of Biden’s MSNBC Interview: Delusion, With Yet Another Creepy Moment (RedState)

Biden was also asked about what he would say to Americans who are feeling uncertain about him if he was to run again.

Woke Media:

Woke news outlets ran glowing articles identifying Sacheen Littlefeather as Native American who was unjustly ridiculed and shunned by the industry when she infamously rejected Marlon Brando’s Oscar for The Godfather in 1973. It culminated in August when the Academy publicly apologized to her. There was just one problem. According to her biological sisters, Sacheen Littlefeather, who died earlier this month at 75, wasn’t Native American.

Woke Media Fail: Sacheen Littlefeather’s Sisters Claim Activist Lied About Being Native American (Breitbart)

Military:

U.S. military forces are “fully prepared” to cross into Ukraine at a moment’s notice to fight a war against Russia.

US military forces ‘fully prepared’ to cross into Ukraine (Washington Examiner)

More than 500 retired U.S. military officials have taken lucrative jobs as consultants and contractors with foreign governments, and lawmakers are expressing concern.

Congress sounds off on retired military leaders’ lucrative foreign contracts (Washington Examiner)

China:

Former Chinese President Hu Jintao was unexpectedly led out of the closing ceremony for the Chinese Communist Party meeting Saturday while he sat next to President Xi Jinping.