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And another MAGA gal to the rescue.
Senate GOP braces for biggest leadership shake-up in nearly 20 years - Washington Examiner
Mitch McConnell’s preplanned departure as GOP leader sparked jockeying among Republicans for coveted seats at the leadership table.
www.washingtonexaminer.com
Yeah but miss Alabama….
Then why aren't you running him?
81 million people don't just disappear.
New Leaked Memo Confirms Democrats' Alarming Turnout Crisis in Key Battleground States | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
With the clock ticking down to Election Day, Democrats are reportedly panicking over abysmally low voter turnout, especially in crucial battleground states.www.thegatewaypundit.com
This is not just a minor blip; it signals a catastrophic decline in support for Harris, or maybe those weren’t real “people” in 2020.
But 81 million ballots can when there's not a pandemic to give cover.
This bitch is big mad.
www.msnbc.com
The case against Trump, laid out in prime time, could have been a moment where the country accepted that Trump was unfit to return to power. When the GOP underperformed in the midterms that year, despite Trump’s play as kingmaker, it could have been a sign he had lost his political edge. Instead, he defiantly announced his candidacy just days later. And nothing — including a slew of legal cases against him — has slowed him down as he steamrolled a field of potential replacements at the top of the ticket.
It feels naïve in hindsight to imagine that the four indictments handed up over the course of 2023 would deter his romp through the primary. In each, Trump sought to use the charges to his benefit, raising funds and painting himself as the victim. In all but one of these cases, Trump has managed to avoid — or at least postpone — justice. His delay tactics stalled out three of those cases, with assists from a pliant Supreme Court majority, a novice federal judge he appointed and the personal escapades of Georgia prosecutors. He was convicted on 34 counts in Manhattan earlier this year but still managed to put off sentencing until after the election. It is unquestionable that, should Trump win, he will use the presidency to cloak himself in the trappings of office to avoid serving any sentence in New York, he will end the Justice Department’s prosecutions against him, and he will extinguish any chance of standing trial in Georgia.
Opinion | Election Day shouldn't be this stressful
Donald Trump’s resurgence wasn’t foretold after America rejected him four years ago. That he is this close to victory is maddening.
www.msnbc.com
The case against Trump, laid out in prime time, could have been a moment where the country accepted that Trump was unfit to return to power. When the GOP underperformed in the midterms that year, despite Trump’s play as kingmaker, it could have been a sign he had lost his political edge. Instead, he defiantly announced his candidacy just days later. And nothing — including a slew of legal cases against him — has slowed him down as he steamrolled a field of potential replacements at the top of the ticket.
It feels naïve in hindsight to imagine that the four indictments handed up over the course of 2023 would deter his romp through the primary. In each, Trump sought to use the charges to his benefit, raising funds and painting himself as the victim. In all but one of these cases, Trump has managed to avoid — or at least postpone — justice. His delay tactics stalled out three of those cases, with assists from a pliant Supreme Court majority, a novice federal judge he appointed and the personal escapades of Georgia prosecutors. He was convicted on 34 counts in Manhattan earlier this year but still managed to put off sentencing until after the election. It is unquestionable that, should Trump win, he will use the presidency to cloak himself in the trappings of office to avoid serving any sentence in New York, he will end the Justice Department’s prosecutions against him, and he will extinguish any chance of standing trial in Georgia.
WATCH: Hundreds of Israeli Jews Pray for Trump at Ancient Shiloh
Hundreds of Israeli Jews traveled to the ancient site of Shiloh to pray for Trump's success in the upcoming U.S. elections.
www.breitbart.com
That Nazi.
A recent poll by Israel’s left-of-center Channel 12 revealed that Israelis prefer Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris, 66% to 17%. American Jews appear to prefer Harris to Trump by a margin of about 65% to 35%.
That’s because the mail-in vote ballots will have to be counted. I know the EV look good for Trump, but that’s just because Trump voters like to vote in-person.
Dems have no problem harvesting ballots to send via mail. She’s gonna have crazy dumps just like Biden in 2020.
In other words, dem early votes are down because all their ballots are in the mail (or warehouse, waiting to be picked up and dumped once they figure out how many they need).
Nice try going after Musk Philly DA:
One of many reasons his enemies wish Musk was gone. He shines a light on things they don't want mentioned.
That’s the gag line you guys use. Like I said: there’re are no happy Fascist countries. Trump’s not having any sane aides this time.
Why is debunked in quotes? Do you people think there was a basement in the pizza place?
There’s a reason QAnon has gone bye bye: it was a joke that got away from the guy.
If you guys are back believing that the pizza joint had a basement, you need custodial care. Immediately
This is abhorrent and unacceptable.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/sarah...plain-about-lack-of-absentee-ballots-n2647157
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/sarah...plain-about-lack-of-absentee-ballots-n2647157
Every biDIM appointee is a total incompetent, if not an outright traitor.
So, the Wall St. Journal praised the American economy as the best in the world. What are the odds that happened with incompetents?
Trump needs only PA
They always vote together. Only once in forever when they didn’t. Dukakis got Wisconsin alone
We'll see. It was so easy to do that during Covid.
P
wood (but need help)
They’re all pedos. Get your head out of the sand.
I didn't see the top part and had wondered what happened to your brain...This bitch is big mad.
Opinion | Election Day shouldn't be this stressful
Donald Trump’s resurgence wasn’t foretold after America rejected him four years ago. That he is this close to victory is maddening.
The case against Trump, laid out in prime time, could have been a moment where the country accepted that Trump was unfit to return to power. When the GOP underperformed in the midterms that year, despite Trump’s play as kingmaker, it could have been a sign he had lost his political edge. Instead, he defiantly announced his candidacy just days later. And nothing — including a slew of legal cases against him — has slowed him down as he steamrolled a field of potential replacements at the top of the ticket.
It feels naïve in hindsight to imagine that the four indictments handed up over the course of 2023 would deter his romp through the primary. In each, Trump sought to use the charges to his benefit, raising funds and painting himself as the victim. In all but one of these cases, Trump has managed to avoid — or at least postpone — justice. His delay tactics stalled out three of those cases, with assists from a pliant Supreme Court majority, a novice federal judge he appointed and the personal escapades of Georgia prosecutors. He was convicted on 34 counts in Manhattan earlier this year but still managed to put off sentencing until after the election. It is unquestionable that, should Trump win, he will use the presidency to cloak himself in the trappings of office to avoid serving any sentence in New York, he will end the Justice Department’s prosecutions against him, and he will extinguish any chance of standing trial in Georgia.
Yeah I'm sure the mainstream media will be all over this one.
Seems like the folks on here who I have on ignore were weaned on it.
Nah man. We aren’t allowed to connect the Epstein and Diddy dots. Totally random those 2 are connected to all our elites. Don’t speak of it anymore.
Report: Democrats Spend over $2.1 Billion Trying to Stop Donald Trump
The Harris campaign and allied groups spent more than $2.185 billion trying to prevent former President Donald Trump from winning reelection.
www.breitbart.com
Kamala is next Prez guaranteed. Trump gave her the power. No crying from me beotch. 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, that's the issue genius.
Companies spend that much advertising a half dozen movies. The election is for a 4 year hand-on-the-tiller of the strongest country on EarthReport: Democrats Spend over $2.1 Billion Trying to Stop Donald Trump
The Harris campaign and allied groups spent more than $2.185 billion trying to prevent former President Donald Trump from winning reelection.
Someone posted a mocking emoji to that. Don't be an ijut. Take the time to say why.
It is so ridiculous you couldn't make it up.
From the article:
Vice President Kamala Harris is getting roasted for refusing to talk about the Mideast war with a Muslim influencer — and instead spending her time trying to convince him that bacon is “a spice.’’
Rahma said he was then told the vice president was going to argue against taking off shoes on airplanes — and only learned when the two sat down that Harris was instead going to deliver the take that “bacon is a spice.”
The exchange led to Rahma pausing the interview and asking for Harris to return to the topic of shoeless passengers on planes, prompting the veep to instead talk about how she likes anchovies on pizza.
From the article:
Vice President Kamala Harris is getting roasted for refusing to talk about the Mideast war with a Muslim influencer — and instead spending her time trying to convince him that bacon is “a spice.’’
Rahma said he was then told the vice president was going to argue against taking off shoes on airplanes — and only learned when the two sat down that Harris was instead going to deliver the take that “bacon is a spice.”
The exchange led to Rahma pausing the interview and asking for Harris to return to the topic of shoeless passengers on planes, prompting the veep to instead talk about how she likes anchovies on pizza.
Oh lord.. having high interest rates are only good for your HYSA. It's bad for everything else.. having that interest rate in a savings account is winning a small battle but losing the war. You can't see the forest through the trees. Id much rather have a strong economy and low cost of borrowing, than a few extra bucks in my savings account every month.
I have to wonder if your post was sarcastic in nature. This is economics and personal finance 101.
It is so ridiculous you couldn't make it up.
From the article:
Vice President Kamala Harris is getting roasted for refusing to talk about the Mideast war with a Muslim influencer — and instead spending her time trying to convince him that bacon is “a spice.’’
Rahma said he was then told the vice president was going to argue against taking off shoes on airplanes — and only learned when the two sat down that Harris was instead going to deliver the take that “bacon is a spice.”
The exchange led to Rahma pausing the interview and asking for Harris to return to the topic of shoeless passengers on planes, prompting the veep to instead talk about how she likes anchovies on pizza.
Every democrat pos should watch this and be ashamed.
Have you been to the store?
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"The errors in media polling rarely benefit a Republican."
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"The errors in media polling rarely benefit a Republican."
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The last time we had CD rates as high as they are now we had the collapse of 2008. Good CD rates are a bad sign for the economy....they point to inflationary conditions.
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