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
Friday, July 26, 2024
DISSGRACEFUL: Olympics' Disgusting Scene!
A Message From Bishop Robert Barron
Friends, my thoughts on the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. #Olimpiadas2024 #OlympicGames pic.twitter.com/xU1ljFMZft
— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) July 27, 2024
And This, Just A Couple Of Months Ago . . .
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
New Poll: Trump Holds Sway In Swing States
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%
#110 (1.8/3.0) | July 22-24 | N=6,927
redfieldandwiltonstrategies.com/latest-us-swin
Thursday, July 25, 2024
Border Czar? She Thanked Him For Appointing Her!
THROWBACK: Kamala thanks Biden and accepts the role of being put in charge of the southern border
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 24, 2024
This is the clip the media doesn’t want you to see. pic.twitter.com/7oB9AtE2Yl
Poll: On Top Issues, Trump Maintains Edge
Who do you trust most to handle these issues?
YouGov/ @thetimes | RVs | 7/22-23
The Economy Trump 51% (+10)
Harris 41%
Immigration
Trump 52% (+12)
Harris 40%
.
Foreign policy
Trump 49% (+7)
Harris 42%
Crime
Trump 49% (+9)
Harris 40%
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Oh, How They LOVE To Rewrite History!
It’s amazing how left wing media gets talking points from Democrats and just goes out and executes on those talking points even if it means they have to refute their prior reporting. Watch this: pic.twitter.com/s2RisjShU4
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 25, 2024
No Name Pops Announces Holiday Spectacular!
The NNP welcomes renowned conductor Na’Zir McFadden, who is a Philadelphia native and currently serves as assistant conductor of the Detroit Symphony. He is joined by Broadway and concert performers, the wife/husband team of Nikki Renee Daniels and Jeff Kready. Also gracing the stage will be our own No Name Pops Chorus, directed by the returning Dr. Andrew Kreckmann, and The St. Thomas Gospel Choir under the direction of Walt Blocker. And, of course – Santa, as no holiday show would be complete without this special guest!
Matt Koveal, Executive Director of the NNP, is happy to present this holiday concert and said, "We look forward to presenting our own A Philly Holiday Spectacular this year, bringing the great spirit of the season to the audience and showcasing the incredible talent of our musicians, guest soloists, and two great choirs.”
Na’Zir McFadden, an American conductor and native of Philadelphia, is the Assistant Conductor and Phillip & Lauren Fisher Community Ambassador of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) under Music Director Jader Bignamini. He also directs the Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra. He made his DSO subscription debut in the 2022-23 season and conducted the DSO’s Classical Roots program in March 2024. In the 23-24 season, he debuted with the North Carolina Symphony and New Mexico Philharmonic, returned to the Philadelphia Ballet and Orchestra 2001, and guest-covered as conductor with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. McFadden was named a 2024 TMC Conducting Fellow with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Other career highlights include performances with the Utah Symphony Orchestra and Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, and a recording project with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago featuring Hilary Hahn. Previously, he was the inaugural Apprentice Conductor of the Philadelphia Ballet and the Robert L. Poster Conducting Apprentice of the New York Youth Symphony.
Nikki Renee Daniels is an acclaimed Broadway actress and concert soloist, recently portraying Lady Larken in Once Upon a Mattress at City Center Encores and Eve/Mama Noah in Children of Eden at Lincoln Center. She has played Angelica Schuyler in the Chicago company of Hamilton and Jenny in the Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of Company. Her other credits include Broadway roles in The Book of Mormon, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Les Misérables, Anything Goes, Promises, Promises, and Lestat, performances in 1776 and The Secret Garden at Encores and David Geffen Hall, respectively, and regionally in many other productions. On television, Nikki has appeared in Billions, The Equalizer, Madam Secretary, and The Sound of Music: Live. As a concert soloist, she has performed with numerous symphony orchestras across the globe, including at Carnegie Hall. Nikki is also part of the Broadway Plus roster, offering virtual shout-outs, voice lessons, and VIP experiences.
Jeff Kready is a distinguished Broadway actor known for his versatile performances in major productions. He has starred in Tootsie as Max Van Horn, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder as Monty Navarro, and Billy Elliot the Musical as Tony. Kready made his Broadway debut in the 2006 revival of Les Misérables, understudying the role of Jean Valjean, and appeared in the Broadway productions of Sunday in the Park with George and Company. Beyond Broadway, Kready has performed in numerous concerts, including with the Allentown Symphony, the Cincinnati Pops, the Topeka Symphony, and the St. Louis Symphony, on several albums (including his wife’s debut album Home), and in regional theater productions. His television credits include appearances on The Marvelous Ms. Maisel, The Good Fight, Boardwalk Empire, and Elementary.
Tickets for A Philly Holiday Spectacular are priced between $51 and $121 and can be purchased July 26, 2024 and after at 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. Soon to be named The Philly Pops in an arrangement with the Nero family, the orchestra draws from Philly’s rich symphonic pops legacy. The 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. Please visit www.nonamepops.org.
Some Things Grow Richer, Like Fine Wine!
Oh, my!
Here's something we wrote nearly seven full years ago when Donald Trump was just ten months into his first year as president. But the points we made seem even more relevant today. Looks like we've known all along, huh?
It's astounding how much some people either can't seem to understand some things or simply won't understand them. Simply astounding!
I mean, we are now almost one full year into this and still some people refuse to wrap their heads around some not-very-complicated realities.
So, for the record, here are five things you need to know about Donald Trump if you want to live in the world the rest of us are living in and be reasonably cogent:
1) The man does not quit.
Trump pursues his goals no matter what. And, he'll keep coming back to the goal again and again whether he's suffered setbacks or not. He almost never loses sight of the desired outcome.
2) He's not an ideologue.
Though he's mostly conservative (and embraces many conservative values and principles) he is not and never will be tied to any one ideology. He's a pragmatist. He'll do what he has to do to succeed. His mind is nimble and he'll take whatever avenue he can to reach his goal.
3) He doesn't tire easily.
He can run a sprint or he can run a marathon. Either way, he will often exhaust people half his age. He doesn't require a lot of sleep. He has reservoirs of energy, even under the most trying circumstances. He's not only energetic but he has a very strong constitution.
4) He doesn't turn the other cheek.
Donald Trump is a fighter. He's always been a fighter. We always knew that. That's why we elected him. He was elected to go to Washington and take on the status-quo. That means fighting the DC establishment. If you attack him, he will hit back -- he will hit back fast and hard.
5) His head is not in the clouds.
Though he dreams big dreams (you only need to look at some of the buildings he's built to realize that) and though he has lived in a penthouse in the sky, his ear is always to the ground. He listens to and understands what ordinary, everyday people are thinking about and talking about. He has an uncanny ability to relate to the people out there on the street. He gets it.
And one final thing: At heart, President Trump is a salesperson -- a relentless salesperson. As such, he's highly competitive and incessant.
Do you know what it's like to be in sales?
Have you ever tried it?
You have to build up a steely core of confidence in yourself because you're going to face rejection again and again and again. You're going to lose sales in a highly competitive arena to others who have used whatever means necessary to beat you at your own game.
You've got to be tireless and not easily discouraged and absolutely unwilling to accept defeat, just to survive. And in a realm such as high-stakes real estate, that's only the beginning.
That's the world that gave us Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States -- a new kind of president. Okay?
Now, deal with it!
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
And Now, Netanyahu Today, In Washington . . .
Netanyahu: "Some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming 'Gays for Gaza'. They might as well hold up signs saying 'Chickens for KFC'." pic.twitter.com/rDkcOCb5Z0
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) July 24, 2024
Trump Picks Up Key National Endorsement
Today, at his rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, President Donald J. Trump welcomed the endorsement of the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO), who recognized President Trump’s commitment to securing our communities and standing up for our brave men and women in blue.
President Trump took significant steps to restore the rule of law, forge new partnerships with state and local law enforcement agencies, provide support for police officers, and adopt aggressive strategies for ending gang and drug-related violence. In contrast, dangerously liberal Kamala Harris has sided with criminals over law enforcement by supporting dangerous defund the police radicals, calling to “reimagine” the role of police, and encouraging her supporters to help bail out now-convicted rapists, assaulters, and murderers.
“Our endorsement recognizes President Trump’s steadfast and very public support for our men and women on the front lines. As President, he directed the Attorney General to aggressively prosecute those who attack our officers; signed into law the Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act; reinstated state and local law enforcement’s access to lifesaving surplus military equipment; and revitalized the Project Safe Neighborhoods program to help reduce violent crime. We particularly appreciate his unflagging recognition that America’s law enforcement officers, just like any other citizens, have Constitutional rights, too.” – Michael McHale, President of the National Association of Police Organizations
Maybe She Thought 'On The Border' Was An Eatery
Kamala Harris is a complete failure as border czar.
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) July 23, 2024
Weak. Failed. Dangerously Liberal. pic.twitter.com/xUHuYpEENW
New CNN Poll: Trump Maintains Lead Over Harris
NEW CNN/SSRS POLL
Donald Trump: 49%
Kamala Harris: 46%
#78 (2.0/3.0) | 1,631 RV | July 22-23
google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.
On Israel? Her Record Is Abominable!
Her disgraceful snub of America's strongest ally isn't surprising. Harris fully capitulated to the Radical Left as she quickly abandoned any support for Israel:
Harris's weakness was evident long before October 7. In 2021, Harris nodded along as a student accused Israel of "ethnic genocide" — telling them their "truth cannot be supressed." Harris also has a lengthy record opposing a crackdown on the terror-supporting Iranian regime.
Of course, foreign affairs have never been Harris's strong suit — but now with Biden fully deposed, her dangerously incompetent, radically liberal ideology is front-and-center |
Jake Schneider Rapid Response Director Republican National Committee Follow @RNCResearch | @jacobkschneider |
Again, Judge Her By Her Own Words And Actions!
Brilliant ad. Kamala is toast. Well done @DaveMcCormickPA pic.twitter.com/32bbfBjbCN
— Rich Zeoli 🇺🇸 (@Richzeoli) July 24, 2024
Bashaw Gets BIG NJ Senate Endorsement!
Reaffirming his commitment to stand with law enforcement officers in keeping New Jersey families safe, Curtis Bashaw, New Jersey Republican Candidate for US Senate, today proudly accepted the endorsement of the New Jersey Policemen's Benevolent Association (NJ PBA), the state’s largest police officers’ union. 
Curtis Bashaw
The New Jersey PBA unanimously endorsed Bashaw over his opponent, Democrat Congressman Andy Kim, at a Board meeting yesterday, saying that while Bashaw is committed to being an active partner with the law enforcement community, Rep. Kim has failed to support New Jersey's police officers in Congress.
“We need a Senator in Washington like Curtis Bashaw who will stand with law enforcement to protect our officers and will push back against policies that have made our State more dangerous than ever before,” said New Jersey State PBA President Peter Andreyev. “Andy Kim’s record on our issues in Congress is terrible. He continues to support eliminating qualified immunity for officers who do their jobs honorably, he routinely votes against legislation supported by the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) and unlike the rest of the New Jersey Delegation not one time in his years in the House has he ever attempted to work with us on supporting our members.”
“All New Jersey families deserve to feel secure in their neighborhoods, and we owe our law enforcement officers a debt of gratitude for putting their lives on the line every single day to keep our communities safe,” said Curtis Bashaw. “In the US Senate, I look forward to working with the NJ PBA in ensuring police officers have the tools they need to do their jobs. Make no mistake, I will always have the backs of New Jersey’s brave men and women in law enforcement.”
“Curtis Bashaw supports law enforcement and we will proudly support him in November,” Andreyev stated.
The New Jersey PBA represents over 31,000 law enforcement officers in the Garden State.
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