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Ramaswamy cuts through the GOP debate

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In a heated and sometimes tense presidential debate, the five candidates running for the highest office in the United States shared their views on foreign policy, with a particular focus on Israel’s conflict with Hamas and the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

 
While there was some common ground on the Israeli issue, sharp divisions emerged over the question of supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

Unity on Israel-Hamas Conflict:

The candidates found themselves in rare agreement when discussing the Israel-Hamas conflict. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, known for his straightforward approach, minced no words. He declared, “I’d be telling Bibi: Finish the job once and for all with these butchers,” referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by his nickname. It was a sentiment echoed by the other candidates, demonstrating a united front on this particular foreign policy issue.

Sharp Divisions on Ukraine:

In stark contrast to the unity seen on the Israel-Hamas issue, the candidates sharply disagreed on whether the United States should continue to support Ukraine against Russia’s aggression. Vivek Ramaswamy, one of the contenders, left no room for ambiguity in expressing his stance. He issued a lengthy rebuke of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky while accusing Ukraine of harboring Nazism and anti-democratic beliefs. This stance raised eyebrows and drew strong reactions from his fellow candidates.

Tensions Over TikTok:

An unexpected point of contention during the debate revolved around the Chinese-owned social media platform, TikTok. While most candidates were critical of the platform, Vivek Ramaswamy stood out as the lone dissenter, highlighting his use of TikTok as a campaign tool. This led to a heated exchange, with Ramaswamy indirectly referencing Nikki Haley’s daughter’s use of the app, a comment that visibly angered Haley. She retorted, “Leave my daughter out of your voice,” before dismissing Ramaswamy as “scum.”

Christie and Scott: The Fringe Candidates:

Throughout the debate, it became apparent that Chris Christie and Tim Scott were receiving limited attention from the other candidates. The three leading contenders seemed to view Christie and Scott as lagging far behind in the polls, leading to a lack of engagement with them on most issues. Consequently, Christie and Scott largely remained on the periphery of the discussion.

A Surprise Appearance by Tim Scott’s Girlfriend:

In a surprising turn of events, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott introduced his girlfriend, Mindy Noce, to the public for the first time at the conclusion of the third presidential debate. Scott had been notably private about his dating life, even withholding his girlfriend’s name in an earlier interview with the Washington Post. The revelation of their relationship added a personal touch to an otherwise contentious debate.

The presidential race continues to heat up, with foreign policy debates like these shedding light on where each candidate stands on crucial international issues. As the election draws nearer, voters will undoubtedly consider these positions when making their choices. #featured

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Ticker News is now live on XumoTV and Xfinity across the U.S.

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Ticker News is now available on Xumo TV and Xfinity, bringing new era of accessibility

Ticker is thrilled to announce a major milestone for Ticker News: we are now available for streaming across the United States on Comcast’s major platforms, Xumo TV and Xfinity.

The development places Ticker News in the company of industry giants like CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC, marking a significant leap forward in our mission to deliver quality news to a wider audience.

With a combined reach of 50 million active users per month, Xumo TV and Xfinity offer an opportunity for Ticker News to expand viewership.

The achievement is particularly special with Ticker’s fifth anniversary on air on August 19.

“Getting Ticker News on these platforms was no small feat,” says Ticker Founder and CEO Ahron Young.

“It took nearly two years of intense negotiations and overcoming various technical challenges. But the journey underscores the resilience and determination of our team, proving that persistence pays off. We are immensely proud of what we have accomplished together,” Ahron says.

Being available on Xumo TV and Xfinity significantly enhances our already robust distribution network.

These platforms provide Ticker with the ability to reach millions of new viewers, further solidifying our presence in the competitive news landscape.

“Our commitment to expanding our reach and improving accessibility remains stronger than ever,” says TIcker’s Global Marketing Director, Kane Ricca.

Looking Ahead

As Ticker celebrates this exciting moment, the media company remains focused on its mission to provide accurate, timely, and engaging news to our audience.

“We are grateful for the ongoing support of our hosts, staff, investors, and viewers. Every moment counts at Ticker, and together, we are building something truly special,” says Ahron.

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‘Frank and constructive’ meeting between Harris and Netanyahu

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Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and a cease-fire agreement.

Vice President Kamala Harris highlighted the nature of the discussion describing it as a “frank and constructive”meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.

Harris expressed her concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

She stressed the need to finalise a cease-fire deal.
Harris described the past nine months in Gaza as devastating.
She urged that the tragedies in Gaza should not be ignored. #trending

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‘Left wing lunatic’: Trump tears into Kamala Harris in major rally

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Donald Trump is ramping up his attacks on Kamala Harris – his new opponent in the November election. But will it be enough to stop her?