Potential candidates vie for Trump's VP pick at Mar-a-Lago, college campuses handle anti-Israel protests differently, media and officials acknowledge vaccine injuries
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High-profile Republicans vying for Trump's VP, challenges in selection process due to contenders from same state.
Differing university approaches to anti-Israel protests, impact on campus events and strategies based on political alignment.
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Potential Candidates Vying for Trump's VP Slot
High-profile Republicans are positioning themselves as potential running mates for Donald Trump. The former president, after a conference in Florida, is yet to finalize his VP choice, with several notable contenders like Senators J.D. Vance and Tim Scott, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, and Governor Doug Bergham. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, once a frontrunner, faced criticism for unverifiable claims in her book. The selection process faces challenges with certain rumored candidates hailing from the same state.
Campus Responses to Anti-Israel Protests
Universities differ in handling anti-Israel protests, with some taking a strict stance to curb disruptions, like the University of Florida and Harvard. Schools such as Columbia and UCLA faced prolonged unrest due to softer approaches toward protesters. Political alignment with protests and fears of escalating tensions influence universities' strategies. Institutions like Columbia and USC have resorted to canceling major events, impacting normal campus functions.
Acknowledgment of COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries
Media and officials are acknowledging thousands of reported COVID-19 vaccine injuries, including severe consequences like brain damage, heart issues, and facial paralysis. The Federal Vaccine Compensation Program received numerous claims attributing injuries to vaccines, though few were compensated adequately. Prominent figures like Dr. Ashish Jha and Chris Cuomo emphasize the importance of addressing vaccine side effects seriously and impartially.
Several potential candidates vying to be Donald Trump's VP pick gather at Mar-a-Lago, college campuses take two different approaches to anti-Israel protests, and the media and federal officials change their tune about Covid vaccines. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.