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The Latest


DHS Designates Jan. 6, 2025, Electoral Vote Counting as 'National Security
Event' to Prevent Protests


The Biden-Harris administration's Department of Homeland Security has
designated the January 6, 2025, electoral vote counting as a "National Special
Security Event," placing it under heightened security measures.

This designation empowers the Secret Service to lead security efforts and
coordinate with local authorities, similar to the protection provided at major
events like the Super Bowl or the U.N. General Assembly.

The move is being sold as an attempt to prevent a repeat of the January 6
protest at the U.S. Capital building.

Critics argue that the designation is a clear attempt to criminalize election
protests and stifle political dissent during the certification process. Read
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Gavin Newsom's Wife's Family Hosts Trump Fundraiser in California


California Governor Gavin Newsom’s wife’s relatives, Tom and Stacey Siebel,
are hosting a fundraiser for Donald Trump in the Bay Area despite Newsom’s
vocal criticism of former President Donald Trump.

Tom Siebel, a billionaire software developer and CEO of C3.ai, has donated
hundreds of thousands of dollars to Trump’s 2024 campaign and related PACs.

The fundraiser is expected to attract high-profile attendees, with ticket
prices ranging from $3,300 to $250,000 per person.

This development highlights an interesting political dynamic, as Newsom
actively campaigns for the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris,
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Idiot Joe Scarborough Says ABC Moderators Broke Debate Rules to Help Trump



MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough criticized ABC debate moderators David Muir and Linsey
Davis for allegedly allowing Donald Trump to break the rules during his debate
with Vice President Kamala Harris by speaking out of turn and receiving more
time than Kamala Harris.

Scarborough expressed frustration over Trump being allowed to interject and
make remarks without consequence, claiming it gave Trump an advantage in the
debate.

Trump, on the other hand, accused the moderators of bias, stating that they
fact-checked him more than Harris, even though she also made false claims
during the debate.

The moderators did not correct Harris on her false statements about Trump’s
policies, including his alleged stance on in vitro fertilization (IVF) and
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Debate Commission Co-Chair Slams ABC Moderators for Favoring Harris and
Mishandling Trump



Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr., Co-Chair of the Commission on Presidential Debates,
criticized the moderators of the recent Harris-Trump debate, calling their
performance "the worst" he had seen in over 30 years.

Fahrenkopf stated that the ABC moderators, David Muir and Linsey Davis, "bent
backwards to help" Vice President Kamala Harris while treating former President
Donald Trump unfairly.

He emphasized that moderators are supposed to facilitate debates, not engage
in them or correct candidates, which he felt the moderators overstepped.

Fahrenkopf’s comments add to the criticism of the debate's moderation,
raising concerns about bias and fairness in the process. Read More.
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Poll: Majority of Voters Hold Kamala Responsible for Record Illegal Immigration



A New York Times/Siena College poll reveals that 63% of likely voters blame
Vice President Kamala Harris for record levels of illegal immigration at the
U.S.-Mexico border over the past three and a half years.

Harris was assigned to oversee immigration issues in April 2021 but has since
distanced herself from the role, with many still holding her accountable for
the ongoing border crisis.

The poll shows that 63 percent of swing voters blame Harris, and former
President Donald Trump is favored over Harris on immigration by a margin of 53
to 43 percent.

The poll surveyed 1,700 likely voters, and the results reflect growing
dissatisfaction with Harris’ handling of immigration, particularly among
non-college-educated and swing voters.Read More.
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Nearly 60 Percent of Americans Say They’re Worse Off Under Kamala


A recent RMG Research poll shows that 57 percent of registered voters believe
they are not better off under the Biden-Harris administration compared to four
years ago under Donald Trump.

Only 23 percent of respondents said their personal finances have improved,
while 38 percent reported that their financial situation has worsened, with
inflation being a significant concern.

The poll also found that 66 percent of voters believe their income has not
kept up with inflation over the past year, highlighting ongoing economic
struggles.

A majority of voters (61 percent) expressed that they want a major change in
leadership from the Biden-Harris administration, with many preferring Trump to
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Trump Gets Boost from Independents and Black Voters in Michigan After Debate



A new Insider Advantage poll shows former President Donald Trump leading Vice
President Kamala Harris by 1 point in Michigan, with 49 percent of likely
voters supporting Trump and 48 percent backing Harris.


The poll marks a net three-point shift away from Harris compared to a similar
poll in August, which had her leading Trump.


Among independent voters, Trump holds a five-point advantage over Harris,
though the debate did not significantly change undecided voters' preferences.


The poll also highlights that 20 percent of Black voters in Michigan support
Trump, which may reflect a broader national trend seen in other recent polls.
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Marianne Williamson to Dems: Voodoo is Real. Don’t Dismiss Claims of Cat-Eating


Marianne Williamson warned that dismissing the narrative of Haitian migrants
allegedly eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, could harm Democrats in the
upcoming election.


She argued that Democrats’ elitist attitudes in disregarding voters' concerns
would reinforce negative stereotypes and alienate voters.
Williamson emphasized that “Haitian voodoo is real” and that the issue,
whether true or not, has a significant impact on local communities, which
Democrats should not ignore.


Although the pet-eating claims have not been confirmed by law enforcement,
the story has gained traction on social media and been used in political
discourse by both sides. Read More.
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White House Photographers Association Slams Harris-Walz Campaign for
Restricting Press Access


The White House News Photographers Association (WHNPA) criticized Vice
President Kamala Harris’s campaign for limiting press access.
The WHNPA president, Jessica Koscielniak, sent a letter expressing concerns
over the lack of media access, stating that it disadvantages photographers and
affects the coverage of Harris’s campaign.


Harris’s office responded, saying that logistical challenges and limited
resources made expanding press access unfeasible, leading to frustration within
the media community.


Harris has faced ongoing criticism for her limited engagement with the press
since launching her presidential campaign, with fewer unscripted moments and
interviews compared to her competitors. Read More.
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Tech Billionaire Conducts First-Ever Civilian Spacewalk


Tech billionaire Jared Isaacman became the first private individual to conduct
a spacewalk, stepping outside SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule on a tethered walk
on September 12, 2024.


Isaacman, along with SpaceX engineer Sarah Gillis, performed the spacewalk as
part of a five-day mission, reaching a distance of 870 miles from Earth,
farther than any human has traveled in 50 years.


The spacewalk, lasting approximately two hours, was streamed live, showcasing
Isaacman and the crew using newly developed SpaceX spacesuits for protection in
the vacuum of space.


This mission is one of three space trips that Isaacman, founder of Shift4,
has funded through SpaceX, furthering his involvement in private space
exploration. Read More.
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What’s Next


Former President Donald Trump says he won’t participate in another
presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris.

And why should he?

This week’s debate was a farce. The moderators did nothing short of run
interference for Kamala.

They fact-checked, interrupted, and tone-policed Trump while letting Kamala
get off scot-free with blatant lies and ridiculous inconsistencies.

But, as we’re all aware, this is not unique to debates. This is about the
media constantly working against the American people while trying to shove its
worldview down their throats.

Recall Trump’s recent participation on a panel at the National Association of
Black Journalists convention. No matter where Trump goes, members of the media
ambush him with bad-faith attacks.

So why engage with them? What does Trump have to gain by talking to the media?
Nothing.

Good for Trump on refusing to debate. It’s not like the media would treat him
fairly anyway.



 

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