Biden is planning to recruit army of TikTok
influencers to help burnish his 2024 re-election
hopes by pushing what he claims are his
administration's successes
Posted By: Imright, 4/10/2023 2:28:15 AM
Joe Biden is planning to recruit an army of TikTok influencers to win over Gen Z voters during his 2024 reelection run. The president's digital strategy team is connecting with social media celebrities and offering them their own briefing room in the White House, Axios reports. Among those recruited is Henry Sisson, a 20-year-old NYU student who runs a TikTok page with more than 600,000 followers. He offers commentary on US politics and regularly promotes the power of Gen Z to boost support for the Democrats.Others recruits include Vivian Tu, 29, another TikTok influencer, and Heather Cox Richardson, 61, who writes a popular newsletter on the blogging platform Substack.
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“I’m a witness to that happening.”
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Fox News Digital reported on another bombshell in the Hunter Biden scandal which added to the mounting evidence that despite what President Joe Biden claims, it appears he did in fact know about his delinquent drug addict son Hunter’s business dealings. In Fox’s report, “Four business partners, a vice president, and two assistants at Hunter Biden’s now-defunct firm visited the White House more than 80 times when his father was vice president in the Obama administration.” Despite this news, all three evening news broadcasts ignored this bombshell revelation.
Former President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would 'never drop out' of the presidential race even if he got convicted of a crime, telling Fox News' Tucker Carlson, 'It's not my thing.'
During a Tuesday sit-down at Mar-a-Lago, Carlson had asked if there was anything prosecutors could throw at Trump legally that would convince him to drop out of the 2024 White House race.
The former president said there was not. 'No, I'd never drop out. I'd never drop out,' he replied. 'It's not my thing, I wouldn't do it.'
Trump made the comments after suggesting that President Joe Biden would be the one to bow out.
The Department of Justice has consistently turned a blind eye to compelling evidence of Biden family corruption, even as it continues to cook up charges against former president Donald Trump in a blatant case of election interference.
RealClearInvestigation’s Paul Sperry has found in Justice Dept. documents that presidential son Hunter Biden’s Chinese business partner, Chi Ping Ho, not only “doled out international bribes, but trafficked arms, including grenade launchers and anti-tank missiles.”
Crime in San Francisco is so Bad that
Whole Foods is Forced to Close Down After
1 Year in Business 5 replies
Whole Foods is Forced to Close Down After
1 Year in Business 5 replies
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WILMINGTON, Del.— Attorneys defending Fox in a defamation case related to false claims about the 2020 election withheld critical information about the role company founder Rupert Murdoch played at Fox News, a revelation that angered the judge when it came up at a Tuesday hearing.
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This Will Surprise You 13 replies
that President Trump Might Consider –
This Will Surprise You 13 replies
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Here are excerpts from Stone’s Substack:
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Kennedy – who is the scion of the Kennedy political legacy, the nephew of President John F. Kennedy, and the son of former U.S. Senator and U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy
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Walmart closing 4 locations in Chicago
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Chicago: Walmart plans to close four stores in Chicago by mid-April, the company announced Tuesday.
The following stores will close on Sunday, April 16: (Snip) Officials with the department store cited profit margins as the reasoning behind the closing.
“The simplest explanation is that collectively our Chicago stores have not been profitable since we opened the first one nearly 17 years ago – these stores lose tens of millions of dollars a year, and their annual losses nearly doubled in just the last five years. The remaining four Chicago stores continue to face the same business difficulties,
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For decades IQs were climbing in the Western World. It was called the “Flynn effect.”
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Anheuser-Busch distributors in the South were “spooked” by the widespread backlash Bud Light received after teaming up with transgender social media star Dylan Mulvaney.
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Whole Foods Is Shuttering Its Flagship
Store in San Francisco Just a Year After
It Opened 18 replies
Store in San Francisco Just a Year After
It Opened 18 replies
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Dianne Feinstein’s absence from the Senate is holding up Joe Biden’s judicial confirmations.
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