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Melania Trump’s well-received speech on Monday at the Republican National Convention contained two passages that match nearly word-for-word the speech that first lady Michelle Obama delivered in 2008 at the Democratic National Convention.
In Mrs. Trump’s speech in Cleveland, she said:
In Mrs. Obama’s 2008 speech in Denver, she said:
His perpetual battle with the Akali Dal and dim prospects at the Centre had put a question mark over Navjot Singh Sidhu’s political future. His resignation as a Rajya Sabha MP, a post he rejected a year ago and reluctantly accepted few weeks ago, came as no shock to political observers. Navjot Singh Sidhu’s wife, Navjot Kaur today confirmed that he has quit the BJP, but kept the media guessing on the prospects of him joining the Aam Admi Party as its Chief Ministerial candidate.
The honour killing of Qandeel Baloch and the gangrape of a Dalit girl in Rohtak have more in common than you’d think. They were murdered not just because they were women, but because of their identity.
Qandeel Baloch was murdered by her own brother because she refused to be anything but the provocative social media star that she was.
And in Rohtak, Haryana, a Dalit girl was gangraped by the same men who raped her three years ago. Why? Because she said no to an out of court settlement with the upper caste convicts.
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