RNC’s McDaniel: Committee Can’t Pay
Trump’s Legal Bills If He Announces
2024 Run
Posted By: Imright, 11/6/2022 5:32:17 PM
Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that the RNC could not pay former President Donald Trump’s legal bills if he announces a run for the White House in 2024. Anchor Dana Bash said, “I want to ask as your position is so important as the chair of the RNC, Donald Trump, he is already saying that he is going to run again. The RNC has paid more than $2.3 million to law firms representing him in his legal battles. If and when he does announce, will you stop paying his legal fees?”
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President Joe Biden was interrupted by three separate hecklers on Monday night at his final campaign rally ahead of the midterm election.
'You're a disgrace,' one of them shouted at the president.
It's unclear if Biden saw all of them. One was in the back of the gym where the rally took place and the crowd drowned out another one.
But the president did address one of them, telling the man wearing a large Uncle Sam top hat: 'Don't jump. You look crazy enough to jump.'
President Trump spoke today in Vandalia, Ohio, the night before the 2022 midterm elections.
President Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America, delivered remarks to advance the MAGA agenda by energizing voters and highlighting the slate of 16-0 Trump Endorsed America First candidates including Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate, J.D. Vance and Rep. Jim Jordan in the Great State of Ohio.
The buzz before the rally tonight was that President Trump would announce his campaign
Here we go…
The steal is on.
ABC News explained why a “Red Mirage” will occur Tuesday on Election Day.
“[Republican candidates’] leads will dwindle, or crumble completely, after perceived “dumps” of votes are recorded by state election officials who count mail-in and absentee ballots in the days — or even weeks — following Election Day.” ABC News said.ABC News revealed which states the Democrats are going to steal with post-Election Day ballot counting.
“[The Red Mirage is] likely to occur in some of the same states where the phenomenon presented itself last cycle
I’m a pro-choice Democrat, and I’m
voting for Lee Zeldin to make me and other
women feel safe again 1 reply
voting for Lee Zeldin to make me and other
women feel safe again 1 reply
I am a pro-choice Democrat. A woman’s right to a safe abortion is a key issue for me. When I vote Tuesday, I will do so knowing that this right is enshrined in New York law and Rep. Lee Zeldin has repeatedly vowed not to change it.
A lifelong New Yorker, I spent many years of my youth in the Village attending New York University. In the undergraduate years, I was a “Bridge and Tunnel” student, riding the subway from my home in Russian (or is it Ukrainian?) Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
It was the early ’80’s, and NYC was in the midst of a turbulent time. Ed Koch was mayor.
DEVELOPING: Pennsylvania Voters Line Up to Cast New Ballots as GOP Loses Lawsuit to Block Voters From Fixing Mail-In Ballots with Incorrect Dates
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Pennsylvania voters are lining up to cast new ballots after GOP efforts to block voters from fixing errors on their mail-in ballots failed.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court last week invalidated thousands of ballots because of incorrect or missing dates.
Thousands of Pennsylvania voters were notified of the errors and given a chance to fix their ballots.
The line at City Hall in Philadelphia ‘snaked outside the building,’ according to the Washington Post.
The Justice Department will send monitors to 24 states in an effort to ensure compliance with federal voting rights laws in Tuesday's elections.
The action, which occurs regularly on Election Day, comes as civil rights groups and the federal government have raised alarm over potential voter intimidation at some polling places and ballot boxes.
The 2022 election is playing out against the backdrop of persistent falsehoods made by former President Donald Trump and his Republican allies about losing the 2020 vote, a relentless campaign that will have implications as people cast their ballots.
Democrats, on the other hand,
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said that he would not support Mitch McConnell for Senate Majority Leader if the Republican Party takes back the Senate on Tuesday.
The senator made his declaration during a campaign stop on Monday, according to political reporter Galen Bacharier.
“I don’t imagine I will, no,” Hawley reportedly said when asked if he would support Mitch McConnell. “I’m not sure if any other senator will run or not. Nobody’s indicated they would. But my view is that we need new leadership in that position.”
Bacharier added that “Hawley ticked off a list of decisions over the last 2 years he disagreed on – Ukraine funding, infrastructure & public safety bills,
American novelist Thomas Wolfe noted in his 1935 work Of Time And The River that the baseball World Series regularly coincides with the ‘furious apogee’ of an election, with its ‘speeches, accusations, dire predictions and impassioned promises’.
Both events, Wolfe wrote, ‘gave the average American a thrill of pleasurable anticipation. It was the desire of a man to see a good show, to “take sides” vigorously in an exciting contest . . . but not to be too deeply troubled or concerned by the result’.
What a difference 90-odd years can make. For according to President Joe Biden, today’s midterm elections are not between the Democrats and Republicans, but between democracy itself
Jean-Pierre Denies Trump’s Claim That
Pro-Life Activists Are Being ‘Locked
Up’ By Federal Officials 7 replies
Pro-Life Activists Are Being ‘Locked
Up’ By Federal Officials 7 replies
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre denied a claim made by former President Donald Trump that pro-life activists are being “locked up” by the Biden administration.
Trump said at a campaign rally in Iowa Thursday that the administration and “radical Democrats” are “locking up pro-life activists” and “persecuting” their political opponents. The press secretary denied this claim when asked to respond at Monday’s briefing.
“Clearly that’s not true,” she said. “I’m not going to say more than that. It’s just not true, it’s false, it’s a lie, it’s not true. So I’m going to move on.” (Video)
The Washington Post published a transparently untrue headline on its front page Monday:
Democrats look to centrists in final hours while GOP amps up its base
Who are these “centrists”? Check this out from the front page story by Annie Linskey, Cara McGoogan, and Colby Itkowitz. While Republicans are throwing the red meat to their base....
At the same time, many Democrats are scrambling to highlight more moderate themes, overlooking the far left of their party and bringing in surrogates who appeal to middle-of-the-road voters,
Yes, we’re going to make energy more expensive.
That’s Joe Biden’s closing message for 2022. “We’re going to be shutting these [coal] plants down all across America and having wind and solar,” Biden told a crowd in deep blue California on Friday, arguing that it was “cheaper” to generate electricity from wind and solar.
Is it? In California, which not only leads the nation in “clean energy” production but is leading the rest of us into rolling blackouts, residents pay 24.62 cents per kilowatt-hour for energy, around double the national average.
Whoopi Goldberg has quit Twitter - and becomes the latest woke celeb to leave since Elon Musk’s takeover.
Goldberg, 66, closed her account following a monologue on the The View in which said the social media platform was a ‘mess’.
Her departure came hours after supermodel Gigi Hadid deactivated her profile and moaned Twitter has become ‘more of a cesspool of hate & bigotry’.
They join a string of other high-profile, and left-leaning, figures who’ve said they’ll quit
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De-Sanctimonious? Really?
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The Orlando Sentinel reported, "The simmering political war between former President Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis burst into view Saturday night, when Trump referred to the Florida governor as Ron De-Sanctimonious.(snip)Not cool.
Trump is reading the room wrong right now. As a loyal supporter, I beg him not to pick this fight because he will lose. Bigly.(snip)DeSantis is not sanctimonious. Was his daring to stop the grooming of children in Florida just for show? Was his taking on Disney just for show? Was his re-opening his state early during the pandemic panic just for show?
Flipping the b**d to the powerful teachers union took some courage.
Squaring off with the employer of
The next few days will be very difficult for the progressives, pinkos, commies, and other Democrats around you as they watch most – or perhaps all, if it is a red tsunami – their dreams die at the ballot box. You should take their profound sadness into account when you deal with them, and do everything you can to make the process of dealing with their total humiliation as miserable as possible.
It's not about healing. It’s about hurting. It’s righteous retribution for their myriad wrongs. And it’s fun to make bad people suffer. Mock them. Belittle them. Call them “election deniers.” Rub their smug, Botoxed faces
Some conservatives turn on Trump for attacking
Ron DeSantis ahead of midterms: ‘What
an idiot’ 27 replies
Ron DeSantis ahead of midterms: ‘What
an idiot’ 27 replies
Conservative commentators who are typically Donald Trump's allies turned on the former president after he went after Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday.
Trump mocked DeSantis as "Ron DeSanctimonious" while discussing the 2024 Republican presidential primary at a rally in Pennsylvania. The pair is widely considered to be the top contenders for the Republican nomination, though DeSantis has offered no indication he intends to run. Commentators called out Trump for creating division in the ranks just three days before the midterm elections.
"DeSantis is an extremely effective conservative governor who has had real policy wins and real cultural wins.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sided with a death row inmate in Ohio in her first written opinion since joining the Supreme Court this summer.
Jackson, who was joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, wrote a dissenting opinion objecting to the Supreme Court's decision to reject an appeal from Davel Chinn, the death row inmate, who was convicted of a 1989 murder in Dayton.
Chinn's lawyers had petitioned the court to take his case, arguing that the prosecution withheld evidence that a key witness who identified him as the shooter was mentally disabled.
On Monday morning ahead of Tuesday’s almost certain Republican tsunami at the ballot box, ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) and CBS Mornings moved away from a fixation on abortion or vague warnings about the fate of democracy if voters choose incorrectly.
Instead, they engaged in voter suppression by hinting a vote for Republicans could be enabling violent individuals who’d cause violence and/or cause serious doubts to be raised about our country’s future. GMA co-host Amy Robach didn’t mince words, insisting there are “rising voting threats” as “[i]ntelligence officials say extremists could target election infrastructure, personnel, or even voting sites.”
NEW YORK — Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul claims her GOP challenger Rep. Lee Zeldin is “hyperventilating” over the crime problems in the state.
During a campaign stop Monday at the 72nd Street subway station in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Mrs. Hochul said Mr. Zeldin has been “trying to scare people for fun” over the crime issue.
“And New Yorkers are on to it,” the governor said. “All the legitimate media organizations have called him out for what he is doing — fear-mongering,” she said.
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, now serving as the White House senior adviser for public engagement, said on this week’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The Sunday Show” that there is “definitely a target towards African-American men” with misinformation.
Saturday on MSNBC, Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams said, “What we know is that the untold story of this tight race that is neck and neck by 52% over 2018. I do not believe it’s because of a deep well of enthusiasm for my opponent. We know black voters are often discounted,
Democrat Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman said in a memo to reporters to “buckle up for a long week” because the ballot counting process could take “several days.”
Why?
The only reason why Democrats need to count ballots for several days after Election Day is to overcome the Republican candidate’s vote count and steal the election.
Fetterman used the 2020 election as an example in his memo to reporters and recalled how Trump was ahead by more than 700,000 votes at midnight on Election Day in Pennsylvania but still lost after the Democrats counted ballots in secret for Joe Biden for 2 weeks.
Biden’s handlers have dragged him around the country in a last-minute campaign blitz to help Democrat lawmakers with their elections.
He was in Westchester County, New York to deliver remarks at a Democrat campaign event.
But things went downhill yet again!
Joe Biden is almost 80 years old and he cannot keep up with a grueling schedule.
It seems that Biden got scared by his own shadow.
n yet another sign of the Big Tech industry’s woes, social media giant Meta Platforms, Inc., the parent company of Facebook, is planning on laying off thousands of employees as early as Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal. This follows news that Twitter boss Elon Musk ordered wide-scale layoffs at his company last week, cutting staff by 50 percent from about 7,500 to 3,750. (Weirdly, there are reports circulating Sunday that he’s already asking some of them to come back.)
These will be the first large-scale terminations in the history of the 18-year-old company. Employees were told to cancel nonessential travel beginning this week, according to reports.
As the lull before the storm continues prior to election day, the takes continue to get dumber. Republicans have begun a new round of dooming based on what can only be called a late vibe shift (i.e. not backed by real data), but Democrats aren’t exactly exhibiting confidence either. Enter Politico, which decided it’d be a great idea to drop an article about election fraud on the eve of voters going to the polls. Guess which party they think is going to try to “steal” the election this time and then try not to break your ribs from laughing so hard.
Whoopi Goldberg has quit Twitter - and becomes the latest woke celeb to leave since Elon Musk’s takeover.
Goldberg, 66, closed her account following a monologue on the The View in which said the social media platform was a ‘mess’.
Her departure came hours after supermodel Gigi Hadid deactivated her profile and moaned Twitter has become ‘more of a cesspool of hate & bigotry’.
They join a string of other high-profile, and left-leaning, figures who’ve said they’ll quit