From the moment the Capitol was breached, the political narrative around January 6 was set. The media and politicians were quick to label those involved as “insurrectionists,” “domestic terrorists,” and enemies of the state. This weaponized narrative permeated every aspect of the investigation and trial process.
Kamala Harris has returned from her Hawaiian vacation, and now that she’s rested up, she sat for the camera to deliver a pointless word salad that didn’t say anything meaningful. Either the lighting was bad, or she didn’t actually get all that much rest because she looked strained and fatigued.
The movement is called “Make Aqua Tofana Great Again” (MATGA) and is named after the poison Aqua Tofana, supposedly created in the 17th century for the purpose of helping wives bump off their husbands undetected. Now these bitter ladies are fantasizing about making their own potion, as if somehow that will bring revenge for Trump’s victory.
It was the journalism fail heard around the world. CBS News’“60 Minutes” interviewed Kamala Harris in early October—but presented two different versions of her answering a question about Israel. Trump is suing the network for a staggering 10 billion dollars in damages, stating the network practiced ‘deceptive conduct’ for the purpose of election interference.
From the Democrat Party to the left-wing media, the mere thought that Barack and Michelle Obama no longer having influence within their own party was once unfathomable. Yet, if Trump wins, could it actually happen? Could the majority of Americans, including Democrats and Blacks, turn the page on the Obamas?
Footage circulating on social media shows members of Jews for Trump attending the rally to prop up the former president. Apparently, they didn’t get the memo about the former president being “literally Hitler.”
We’re now seeing the desperation portion of the Democrat Party’s campaign. As we head into the last stretches of the 2024 election, the porn industry has appeared and will now be backing Kamala Harris in hopes that the hold they have over people will shift attitudes and help Harris along.
She did do an interview with the “All the Smoke” podcast with the hosts, two former NBA players, Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson. They started off talking about her first date with Doug Emhoff and the Golden State Warriors. This was obviously designed to humanize her and make her seem more relatable. But it was just a boatload full of cackles and cringe.
North Carolina voters of course will be the ones who ultimately decide Robinson’s political fate. But if history is a reliable indicator, the Lt. Gov. will not be one to go down without a fight.
Ohio Senator JD Vance appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union” show, as Dana Bash totally abandoned any pretense of pretending to be a journalist and turned the interview into a diatribe that could’ve been an audition for a spot on the Harris-Walz campaign.
Hill was driving fast enough to instantly kill someone crossing the street and he was handcuffed and ended up on the ground.
The McCain family or the Cheney family?
Nobody wants to become the next Bud Light. Coors is the latest in the line of corporations slamming it in reverse after the one-man crusade being waged by Robby Starbuck turned its sights on the beer distribution company.
Did Kamala Harris ever work at McDonald’s and if so, did the job help her “put herself through college?” Those might not seem like important questions on the surface, but when you consider the Democrat presidential nominee has been using the claim to fluff her supposedly hard-knock background, the truth of the matter becomes just a bit more relevant.
Cori Bush, along with the rest of the squad, has been the primary cheerleader for Hamas and any other anti-Israel group. With roughly 60,000 Jewish constituents, you have to wonder how Bush’s pro-Hamas cheerleading is going over with them. Could it be that maybe part of the reason she will be packing her bags and heading home is that the answer to that is “not well”?
When it comes to supporting Harris for this election run, Lauren Powell Jobs has many tools at her disposal that lend a media advantage, starting with the fact that she is the publisher of The Atlantic.
ABC Washington correspondent and host of “This Week,” George Stephanopoulos went down in a spectacular blaze when he tried to badger Trump surrogate and Florida Congressman Byron Donalds into denying the truth and accepting media gaslighting.
With Kamala Harris the candidate, the Democrats are burdened with an obvious diversity pick who is very far to the political left. Which the Republicans are in the process of exposing to the swing voters.
Kamala is a horrible candidate, the worst in fact since Her Imperial Majesty Hillary I, Dowager-Empress of Chappaqua. She is a lousy communicator, she is on the far left of even the far-left morass the Democrats have become mired in, and frankly she gives every indication of not being very bright.
In a NY Times op-ed, Clooney is confirming what we all saw. Heck, it’s what we’ve all seen for a long time at all kinds of events before Democrats like him started to admit it. It isn’t just “one bad night,” it’s every day and night that is bad.
Amid the battle over Joe Biden’s senility among Democrats, Schumer moved to a different topic, pledging to legislatively declare Trump’s actions surrounding January 6th as “unofficial.”
Biden struggled to get through his lines in some segments. The glassy eyes, the stiff presentation, and the raspy voice are all there. It’s the same guy who blew up his campaign last Thursday evening in front of a large segment of the country.
Last week it was uncovered that Cherry had been promoted to an associate communications post in the White House. Cherry has a long social media history of calling for the abolishment of the police, decrying aid to Israel, and damning conservatives and traditional Republicans.
You knew they’d either ignore Hunter Biden’s conviction on federal gun charges—or spin the narrative into something completely unrecognizable. For the moment, mainstream leftist propaganda media has chosen the latter.