— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 5, 2024
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Monday, November 4, 2024
BIG DEAL! Joe Rogan Endorses President Trump
Trump reacts to Joe Rogan's endorsement. pic.twitter.com/3j3ROWDhBX
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) November 5, 2024
Autumn's Final Blast Of Dazzling Colors!
We took all these photos recently within a few miles of home.
Here's How You Can Help NJGOP Tomorrow!
An election eve message from the NJGOP:
Tomorrow is Election Day!! This will be the most consequential election of our lifetimes, and we need YOUR HELP to ensure victory for the Republican Team.
We are locked in.
We have a full day of voter contact activities planned, and we're determined to GET OUT THE VOTE for President Trump, Curtis Bashaw, and the rest of our candidates.
All three NJGOP Headquarters Locations will be open tomorrow from 6:00am to 8:00pm, and we would love for you to join us.
We will be making phone calls and knocking on doors as our final push to ensure we bank every single vote possible.
North Jersey: 2 Forest Ave, 2nd Floor, Oradell, NJ
Central Jersey: 1 Cornell Pkwy., Springfield, NJ
South Jersey: 617 Stokes Road, Medford, NJ
Even if you can't join us in-person tomorrow, please reach out if you would like to help us remotely!
We understand if your schedule doesn't allow for any volunteer work tomorrow. Just please make sure you cast your vote, and remind your friends, family, and neighbors.
In Closing, Trump Asks THE Definitive Question . . .
“Are you better off than you were 4 years ago?”
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 5, 2024
-President Trump
Pittsburgh: “NO!” pic.twitter.com/wKSbE99Ji7
OMG! Look Who's Cheering For President Trump!
BREAKING: Chiefs Quarterback Pat Mahomes' mom Randi releases video in support of Trump on Election Day eve.BREAKING: Chiefs Quarterback Pat Mahomes' mom Randi releases video in support of Trump on Election Day eve. 🔥pic.twitter.com/cCNywnENho
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) November 5, 2024
She Can't Even Get A Good Chant Goin'
JUST IN: Kamala Harris glitches out, starts chanting 'Let's Get Out the Vote' at her audience who had no clue what was going on.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 4, 2024
The crowd started chanting 'Kamala!' before Harris tried changing it up.
"Let‘s get out the vote! Let‘s get out the vote! Let‘s get out the vote!… pic.twitter.com/F3rMfoKGOs
Sunday, November 3, 2024
You Can Make Of This What You Will . . .
Oh my. 😂 https://t.co/YYuuiDFDRI
— Chris Stigall (@ChrisStigall) November 4, 2024
Saturday, November 2, 2024
Catholic Vote: EVERYTHING Is On The Line Now!
Here is a special message from Brian Birch of catholicvote.org:
I was in Milwaukee last night for the last big rally with Trump in Wisconsin.
Kamala Harris had her own rally just 7 miles away.
I got to talk briefly with President Trump before he spoke to the massive crowd.
Here’s what he said to me: “I see what you are doing. Thank you. She hates Catholics. I just don’t get it, how could any Catholic vote for her?”
It’s a great question. Even President Trump, a non-Catholic, can see the truth. She doesn’t simply hate Catholics, she hates what we believe. She believes our Catholic way of life is oppressive and wrong.
And she wants us out of the way.
Meeting President Trump is always an honor. The excitement of being just 4 days out from the election made it even more dramatic. The arena was packed, with the upper deck nearly full. The crowd was electric, with many attendees dancing while wearing garbage vests to highlight President Biden’s recent slur.
It’s hard not to feel extra proud to be an American at a rally like last night. And not just because of President Trump or because they played the famous Lee Greenwood song. Seeing tens of thousands of Americans willing to spend their Friday night rallying for faith, family, and freedom moves you.
I was in the hallway of the arena as the rally began. Everyone around me stopped moving and grew quiet. And then I realized why. The speaker on stage was opening the rally with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. A huge line of hungry attendees waiting for food all stood with their hand on their heart.
I noticed even one of the concession vendors paused working for a moment.
Patriotism before popcorn.
I also had a chance to talk last night with GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde. I mentioned this to him later in the evening. He told me something striking…
Kamala Harris rallies never open with a prayer.
Or the Pledge of Allegiance.
Last night, Harris’ rally opened with the Mayor of Milwaukee.
Followed by a pro-abortion rapper.
The choice is yours, America.
Brian Birch, President, Catholic Vote
P.S. I told President Trump last night that we know the race is close. And that Catholics could deliver the victory for him. Now I need your help to help make that happen!
Today while watching some college football and raking leaves… take a minute and contact 10 voters! Or more…
It matters.
Friday, November 1, 2024
Closing Argument: As Good As It Gets . . .
Magnificent pic.twitter.com/wauobj8d9V
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 1, 2024
WOW! Philly's 'No Name Pops' Just Got A Name!
The No Name Pops (NNP) has secured the full and complete rights to the trademarked name "The Philly Pops” through the generosity of the Nero family.
Finger Prince, Inc., the organization established by the late Peter Nero, the orchestra’s celebrated music director and conductor, officially assigned the trademark “The Philly Pops” to the NNP by agreement dated October 25, 2024. This agreement includes the Estate’s transfer of Peter Nero’s extensive music library, which includes scores, sheet music, memorabilia, and recordings that chronicle his career. As a continuing tribute to the late conductor, the NNP has designated him as “Music Director Emeritus,” and will honor him through performing his music and dedicated performances. This agreement ensures that Peter Nero's enduring impact on Pops music in Philadelphia and beyond will be celebrated and shared with audiences well into the future.
This monumental event follows the positive response from the NNP’s patrons, who celebrated the potential return of the name following the ensemble’s highly successful April 20, 2024 concert, TIMELESS: A Tribute to The Legacy of Peter Nero. Acknowledging the musicians’ dedication and the orchestra's enduring bond with its audience, NNP’s leadership determined that the name should belong to those who bring the music to life: the musicians themselves.
“We are incredibly honored to carry on the tradition and legacy that Peter Nero created in Philadelphia. This is a story about our dedicated musicians who stood up for what they believed in and kept the music alive. We look forward to a bright future of performing all styles of music for all communities in Philadelphia,” says Matt Koveal, Executive Director of the No Name Pops.
Jedd Nero and Beverly, children of the late Peter Nero, expressed their heartfelt approval of the agreement. "We're grateful to Matt Koveal, board, staff, and musicians for carrying on our father's legacy as founding Music Director Emeritus of The Philly Pops. He cherished the great people and City of Philadelphia and will be with you all in spirit at every concert, relishing and celebrating every note. We wish you tremendous, enduring, success.”
For musicians of NNP, this is not only a name change but a reaffirmation of their commitment to their craft and their community.
“As a longtime member of this orchestra, it means so much to perform under the Philly Pops banner once again,” said Ron Kerber, founding board member and perennial member of the woodwinds section who performed under the baton of Peter Nero for years. “Peter Nero set the gold standard for what a pops orchestra should be, and it feels right that his musical spirit will live on through us. We’re excited to honor his legacy and continue bringing exceptional music to Philadelphia.”
NNP looks forward to celebrating this new chapter with their devoted audience and honoring Peter Nero’s legacy by continuing to deliver the vibrant performances that have made the Philly Pops an integral part of the city’s cultural fabric.
Details on the change of name and branding will be forthcoming.
The No Name Pops looks forward to two upcoming performances in Marian Anderson Hall at the Kimmel Center: “California Dreamin’ - Jessica Vosk Sings Songs from Laurel Canyon” featuring Broadway’s Jessica Vosk with Conductor Chris Dragon on Saturday, November 16 at 3 p.m. and “A Philly Holiday Spectacular” featuring vocalists Nikki Renee Daniels, Jeff Kready, conductor Philadelphia Native Na’Zir McFadden, The No Name Pops Chorus, The St. Thomas Gospel Choir, and Santa on December 14 at 2 p.m. For tickets and information, visit www.nonamepops.org
About The No Name Pops (NNP): Founded in 2023, The No Name Pops is a versatile ensemble composed of the former musicians of The Philly Pops with a mission to deliver authentic, exceptional musical experiences in the Philadelphia region. NNP melds tradition with an innovative approach unbound by musical genre for concert experiences that entertain and empower the entire community. The No Name Pops respects the rich legacy of the music of Peter Nero, Grammy Award-winning pianist and conductor who launched and solidified Pops music in Philadelphia for over three decades. Led by accomplished conductors and featuring world-class soloists, The No Name Pops continues to captivate audiences with its vibrant and diverse repertoire.
OMG! Harris/Biden Jobs Report WORST In 4 Years!
The last jobs report before the election is ABYSMAL: revealing that only 12,000 jobs were created across the nation last month falling short of economist expectations by 100,000 jobs.
This is the slowest job growth in FOUR YEARS, since the HEIGHT OF THE PANDEMIC. When Americans head to the ballot box, data like this reconfirms the economic hardships they have living under the Biden-Harris failed agenda and sends a strong message to hard working families- bring back MAGANOMICS.
- Only 12,000 jobs were created last month—way below the 112,000 jobs that economists expected.
- 46,000 manufacturing jobs were lost last month alone!
- Job creation in October slowed to its weakest pace since 2020, the HEIGHT OF THE PANDEMIC.
- “Private sector jobs: NEGATIVE 28,000. NEGATIVE. We were looking for 90,000 added,” Fox Business.
- “It's a MASSIVE drop from what we saw in September. We lost over 110,000 jobs over August and September,”- CNN.
- The economy has bled a staggering 1 million jobs over the past year and only added part-time work.
This is the worst jobs report in FOUR YEARS- the contrast couldn’t be clearer- Harris broke it, and Donald Trump will fix it.