37 posts from Sunday, December 31, 2023
Day Analysis
“Pollster Rich Baris calls these people Trump-or-bust voters—less-likely voters who tend to cast ballots only when they know the name ‘Donald J. Trump’ will appear.They now form a critical constituency that other analysts are beginning to acknowledge. ‘Republicans cannot win without them,’ Mr. Baris told The Epoch Times. ‘The math just isn’t there if they do not show up.’”https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/this-hidden-voting-bloc-could-swing-the-2024-election-5539550
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Great meeting at Mar-a-Lago with my friend President @realDonaldTrump! The stakes could not be higher. Patriots will continue to unite behind President Trump’s campaign to #SaveAmerica. It’s all on the line. Let’s do this! 🇺🇸 @TeamTrump
Thank you to Jason Smith—A Great Congressman!
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Kenny Cody: “It’s never been more clear to me than it is right now that the GOP has got to unite and ensure that Donald Trump is the next President.”
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Has that decision by the Colorado State Supreme Court only heightened the urgency, in your opinion, for the rest of the Republican field to drop out and get behind the 45th president? - For sure, I mean, the primary was over, and thank you for having me on, Daniel, I really appreciate it, but the primary was already over three or four months ago, and probably from the moment that President Trump announced the primary was over, and we've seen the campaigns of Ron DeSantis, we've seen the campaigns of Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, and Bevac, and none of them have a path. And now that the Colorado Supreme Court is literally trying to rob the Colorado systems for voting for the most popular candidate for president right now, the likely 48th president, 47th president of the United States, and Donald Trump, there's no better sign to me now that the GOP needs to be knew not behind the president than a literal Supreme Court and judicial ovaries trying to happen in Colorado. And, you know, as I wrote in my article, you know, the campaigns of Haley DeSantis and Chris Christie and Bevac, none of them have a path forward. Trumpism forms the entire ideology for the GOP, for voters, for the America First movement, and it's never been more clear to me than it is right now that the GOP has got to you not and ensure that Donald Trump is the next president.
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Jack Smith is the Michael Jordan of losing at the Supreme Court. He tried to leapfrog the appeals court to fast track the prosecution of Joe Biden’s leading political opponent, just months before the election. Big win for President Trump and democracy.
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This really did shoot down Jack Smith's push to get to trial in March, because there's no telling how long it might take for this to make its way through the courts. And certainly Trump's legal counsel is hoping that it gets past the election. No, absolutely. I think Jack Smith's the Michael Jordan of losing at the Supreme Court. Remember, he went, you know, aid and no overturn when he tried to prosecute the Virginia governor back in the day as well. So he's no, you know, he's lost the Supreme Court many times before. But I think your point here is right. What Lisa was saying, this is about stopping Donald Trump. They're trying to take him off the ballot. They have taken him off the ballot in Colorado, trying to do it in a dozen other states. You know, they didn't even announce this. Let's remember this. Donald Trump announced his reelection in November of 2022. Three days later, special counsel is put here. They wait 30 months to bring charges against him. Now they want to fast track bypass the appeals court and the Supreme Court saw right through it.
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https://thenationalpulse.com/2023/12/29/ex-uk-pm-boris-johnson-blasts-attempts-to-keep-trump-off-ballot/
RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/DC_Draino/statuses/111620428294780195When Twitter deleted Trump’s public request for people to go home on J6 only 5 minutes after he posted it, it seemed very strange Wouldn’t they want peace? Were they trying to frame him for their narrative? But what if there was something else at play… What if they were trying to limit his ability to activate the Insurrection Act? The 1 prerequisite for invoking the IA is to first call for disorderly citizens to go home And what did he say in his video? He called for people to go home Was Twitter trying to thwart Trump’s attempt to comply with these requirements? If so, who was orchestrating this?
https://amgreatness.com/2023/12/29/why-trump-is-correct-about-presidential-immunity/
RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/mrddmia/statuses/111625901723412912 They had 3 years to file—Now I get their rushed and bad papers on New Year’s Eve. ELECTION INTERFERENCE!
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Dear Ruth Marcus: Biden Special Counsel Jack Smith's wife is Katy Chevigny. In 2020, she produced a Michelle Obama film. And donated $1,000 to Biden’s presidential campaign. Under your (made-up) recusal standard, must Jack Smith recuse? Do powerful men own their wives?
RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/realDonaldTrump/statuses/111675234688792490 Alyssa Farrah: “He’s (Trump) a remarkable man…”
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- You met the president, if you remember that. - The first time that I met the president, I was working for the vice president, Mike Pence. I was so nervous. He came into a Roosevelt room meeting that the vice president was leading, and he turned to me and said, "Hi, Smiley." I'm guaranteed he does not remember that to this day, but I was smiling so wide because I was just excited to see him. But now I've got to spend quite a bit of time with him. I remember this every day as I walk on a campus, just to stop, say a quick prayer of thank you and gratitude that I get to be there, and that I get to serve this particular president. He's a remarkable man. The more time you spend with him behind closed doors, the more you understand what makes him such a strong leader for our nation.
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“Farah in a statement on Thursday described it as ‘the honor of a lifetime’ to serve in the Trump administration.” https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/528665-alyssa-farah-resigns-as-white-house-comms-director/
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Alyssa Farah in February 2021 when asked on CNN about January 6th: “I also think the country needs to move on from this moment. I don’t think we benefit from re-litigating, over and over, what happened that day. We need to be moving forward.”
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Nate Hochman, The National Review: “In May 2020, she defended Trump for ‘rais[ing] concerns about across the board mail-in voting w/out reason because of its potential for fraud,’ and argued: ‘If you care about the integrity & security of our elections, you should care about protecting against potential voter fraud.’ In November 2020, on a radio segment discussing the Trump campaign’s legal challenges to the Pennsylvania vote count, she attacked state election officials for ‘putting their thumb on the scale’ to help Democrats. In a January 2021 Fox News appearance, she defended Trump’s leaked phone call with Georgia secretary of state Brad Raffensperger, arguing that ‘what he’s saying he wants to do is get to the bottom of irregularities, and it’s not just in Georgia, it’s in other states.’ In February 2021, she criticized Democrats for having ‘refused outright to have serious conversations about voter fraud in this country,’ adding, ‘This is something…
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…Republicans have been, you know, tooting the horn on for years.’ Perhaps most notably, in a December 2020 appearance on Fox, discussing election-integrity efforts in the upcoming Senate runoffs in Georgia, she said: ‘The Georgia Republican Party has . . . efforts underway to ensure that we have signature verification, that we have poll watchers. But what we’re really trying to convey to voters — and listen, understanding that millions of Americans have concerns about irregularities and fraud that we saw in the 2020 elections — what we’re conveying to Georgia voters, is that if you . . . don’t want a rigged election, you absolutely have to get out and vote.’ …
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...In one video taken during her time in the administration, she describes her first time meeting Trump: ‘I was smiling so wide because I was just excited to see him’…she added, ‘I remember this every day as I walk on the campus — just to stop, say a quick prayer of thank you and gratitude’ every day ‘that I get to serve this particular president.’ She went on: ‘He’s a remarkable man. The more time you spend with him behind closed doors, the more you understand what makes him such a strong leader for our nation.’ At the same time, she attacked Miles Taylor — the erstwhile midlevel Trump official who penned the infamous anonymous New York Times op-ed about the ‘resistance’ within the White House — as ‘confirm[ing] that Never Trumpers are trying to thwart POTUS.’”
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