Trump today in Pennsylvania!
Hey Libs, THIS is what a crowd looks like.
— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) July 31, 2024
And all of them are here to see one man, and one man only, Donald J Trump.
No rap concerts. No twerking. Just a man on a mission to save his country.
Choose wisely.pic.twitter.com/eVGoAfdZJk
Vivek on Kamala's Heritage:
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 31, 2024
"Many Indian-Americans in the US are indeed somewhat offended by the way Kamala has suddenly cast aside the Indian-American side of identity... She wore that when it was convenient. She's wearing a different identity now." pic.twitter.com/Si7Pzk7zRJ
JOE ROGAN: “Do you think they're gonna try to take him [Trump] out again?”
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) July 31, 2024
MICHAEL MALICE: “Yes.”
JOE ROGAN: “Yeah, I do too. I think if they did that, this is not the only time they're gonna do that.”
What's chilling is that it's not just Rogan and Malice saying this but also… pic.twitter.com/TxeaU3PoSy
A president was shot, an American was killed, and more Americans were critically injured -
— Josh Hawley (@HawleyMO) July 31, 2024
So, why has no one been fired? pic.twitter.com/PDet9imMYX
Weird pic.twitter.com/LUtdwH5DSm
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 30, 2024
2024 General Election: Harvard/Harris (with leans)
Trump: 48%
Harris: 45%
With leans
Trump: 52%
Harris: 48%
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Trump: 47%
Harris: 43%
RFK Jr: 8%
Other: 2%
2,196 RV | July 26-28
harvardharrispoll.com
“JD Vance is weird” pic.twitter.com/JaKaby9LoQ
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 29, 2024
Kamala Harris and Bob Casey are dangerously liberal on the border. pic.twitter.com/K7mL3QLq1k
— Dave McCormick (@DaveMcCormickPA) July 29, 2024
Lost somewhere in J. D. Vance's remarks at the Republican National Convention were some of the most important words uttered in this campaign so far.
Do you remember what J. D. said?
He talked about the home and the town he lived in growing up, the neighbors he knew, the people he came to count as family and the values they taught him. And he reminded us that these things are precious -- so precious that people are willing to fight for them and even willing to give up everything, if need be, to preserve them.
In essence, Vance was talking about our homeland and about nationhood. He explained it this way:
America is not just an idea. It is a group of people with a shared history and a common future. It is, in short, a nation. Now, it is part of that tradition, of course, that we welcome newcomers, but when we allow newcomers into our American family, we allow them on our terms. That’s the way we preserve the continuity of this project from 250 years past to hopefully 250 years in the future. . . .Even though the ideas and the principles are great, that is a homeland. That is our homeland. People will not fight for abstractions, but they will fight for their home.
The power of home and homeland cannot be underestimated. And it brings to mind the words of a beautiful song called The House I Live In made famous by Frank Sinatra:
What is America to me?A name, a map, a flag I see . . .
The house I live inA plot of earth, a streetThe grocer and the butcherAnd the people that I meet . . .
A place I work inA worker by my sideA little town or cityWhere my people lived and died . . .
The church, the school, the clubhouseThe millions lights I seeBut especially the peopleThat's America to me.
Note that the song mentions "a name, a map" and consider the importance of that because without a name that identifies boundaries and borders, there is no nation -- the whole notion of home, country and nationhood does not exist without clear, enforceable borders just as you have no home and no parcel of land without defined demarcation lines. Kamala Harris and Joe Biden and the Democrats are intent on erasing the whole notion of borders and they are actively pursuing that goal.
National boundaries are crucial to America for several compelling reasons that extend beyond mere lines on a map. These boundaries define the extent of sovereignty and jurisdiction that the United States exercises over its territory, which is fundamental to the functioning of the nation as a whole. Borders are critical to our governance, our defense, our international relations, the protection of our environment, our legal framework and, most importantly, our own cultural and social identity.
So what's at stake in this election is nothing less than that which we cherish most -- our homes, our neighborhoods, our beloved homeland itself. The very existence of our country as a sovereign, free and independent nation is on the line.
Remember this and vote like your home, your sanctuary and all that it represents hang in the balance. Because it does!
PRESIDENT TRUMP: Before we begin, I want to condemn the evil attack on Israel that took place today.
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) July 28, 2024
A missile launched by Hezbollah killed at least a dozen children and young adults who were playing on a soccer field in Israeli territory on the Golan Heights, a place that I… pic.twitter.com/T1dHZB4hiE
Kamala Harris questioned my loyalty to America. I enlisted in the Marines for this country. I went to Iraq for this country. I built a business for this country. And my running mate took a bullet for this country. What the hell has Kamala done to question our loyalty to America? pic.twitter.com/WykF5pRY4Y
— JD Vance (@JDVance) July 28, 2024
1) Is it a bump or a genuine shift? Nearly one week after Biden's exit from the race most polls show Harris performing better than Biden, so much so that in some she's running neck-n-neck with Trump or even leading him by a point of two. But is this a mini-honeymoon for Harris (who is apparently perceived by many low information voters as a refreshing newcomer) or is it a definitive shift? Will the initial boost that Harris received prove solid or will it fizzle?
2) Can she cover her tracks? Harris doesn't want people to know that she's actually a far-left California progressive. Her words and her record all point to that but, with the media's help, she's furtively busy trying to erase all evidence of prior polices and utterances. In the age of social media this can be quite a challenge but don't underestimate the power of the menacing juggernaut the Democrats have assembled.
3) Can the GOP define her? Why the Republican National Convention didn't continually refer to the Biden administration as the Biden-Harris administration remains a mystery. Surely they knew a switch was imminent if not already brokered. Now, it's catch up time and they must hammer home Kamala's cackles, her indecipherable word salads and her failed record. She must be vividly defined as the dangerous leftist she really is. And this must be done quickly, effectively and relentlessly.
4) Who will she run with? Who she picks as her running mate is critical for Harris as it can determine whether the Democrat party solidly unites behind her or begins to fracture. Even a small fissure at this point can make the difference between victory and defeat and progressives can be very finicky. Her best bet would be to pick a beige running mate -- a non-controversial white male who will do no harm.
5) What about the debates? Harris is a former prosecutor. She wants to debate and she will be prepared. Yes, she may stumble but this isn't Trump vs Biden. She's younger and she will have her wits about her. Plus, she's a woman, the media will be cheering her on and she (and they) will not hesitate to play the gender card. Translation: all she has to do is perform reasonably well to be declared the winner.
One hundred days is a lifetime in politics and nobody really knows what will happen next.
But the answers to these five questions will go a long way toward determining the outcome of this election. Take a quick, deep breath America -- and expect the unexpected.
Wall Street Journal POLL: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump did as President?
Approve: 51% (new high) Disapprove: 48% —— Do you approve or disapprove of the job Kamala Harris is doing as Vice President? Approve: 41% Disapprove: 50% 1,000 Registered Voters | 7/23-25 | ±3.1% t.co/lyCFIRkZZgFrom the Trump/Vance team:
Kamala Harris and the mainstream media have spent the week trying to erase Harris’s disastrous record as border czar. They have failed.
This isn’t the first time Democrats have told the American people “don’t believe your lying eyes.” The problem for Kamala and the fake news? We have the receipts:
Not to mention Joe Biden himself, repeatedly, saying Kamala Harris is in charge and doing a “great job” at the border as Harris nodded along.
The question is: why does Harris want to rewrite her record as border czar out of the history books? If it was a success, wouldn’t she be bragging about it? Therein lies the answer. She has been a complete failure as border czar. Nearly 10 million illegal aliens have crossed the border on her watch, deadly fentanyl is poisoning more Americans than ever, illegal aliens are murdering and assaulting Americans, cartels have de facto control over much of the border, and the terror threat to the U.S. homeland is rising.
There is an ongoing bloodbath from the lethal drugs and crime in American communities as a result of Kamala Harris’s failure as border czar. Now, she is running to abolish ICE, decriminalize illegal border crossings, and support sanctuary cities.
Border Czar Kamala Harris is complicit in fueling an invasion at our border, and Americans are paying the price.
Real video not fake. Meet San Francisco Radical Kamala Harris. Sickening pic.twitter.com/6g4mhjbWbg
— @dsware123 🗽 (@dsware123) July 26, 2024
The opening ceremonies of the Paris Olympics included a reenactment of The Last Supper by trans people and drag queens.
— Luke (@luke_brocks) July 26, 2024
Why is it ok to openly hate and mock Christians?
pic.twitter.com/aRrtVMtsdy
Friends, my thoughts on the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. #Olimpiadas2024 #OlympicGames pic.twitter.com/xU1ljFMZft
— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) July 27, 2024
April 26, 2024. CNN roundtable discusses how Kamala Harris may actually be dragging Biden down in his bid for re-election.😂
— MAZE (@mazemoore) July 26, 2024
They discussed the fact that people don't like her, including swing voters, and that her voice is annoying.🤣 pic.twitter.com/sukcAwalTY
2024 General Election poll:
Trump: 46% (+4)
Harris: 42%
RFK Jr: 5%
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MICHIGAN
Trump: 44% (+3)
Harris: 41%
RFK Jr: 7%
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GEORGIA
Trump: 47% (+5)
Harris: 42%
RFK Jr: 3%
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ARIZONA
Trump: 46% (+3)
Harris: 43%
RFK Jr: 4%
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NEVADA
Trump: 45% (+2)
Harris: 43%
RFK Jr: 5%
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NORTH CAROLINA
Trump: 46% (+3)
Harris: 43%
RFK Jr: 4%
