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The Latest


Trump Lampoons "White Dudes for Harris" and Doug Emhoff at Al Smith Dinner


At the Al Smith Dinner, Donald Trump mocked a pro-Kamala Harris group called
"White Dudes for Harris," claiming their wives and their wives' lovers are all
voting for him.

Trump took further jabs at Harris, referencing her poor performance in a Fox
News interview and joking that she now supports deportations, starting with Fox
host Bret Baier.

He ridiculed Harris's husband, Doug Emhoff, over his past affair with a nanny,
advising Harris to keep him away from childcare matters if she wins the
election.

Trump concluded by calling some of his jokes "nasty" but continued with a
playful tone throughout his speech. Read More.
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Trump Says Chuck Schumer Can Be "First Woman President" if Kamala Loses


At the Al Smith Dinner, Donald Trump joked that Senate Majority Leader Chuck
Schumer could become "the first woman president" if Kamala Harris loses the
election.

Trump teased the Democratic Party for being "woke" and commented that
Democrats were panicking over incoming votes, which he hinted were not in their
favor.

The audience found humor in the exchange, though other parts of Trump's
speech, such as his taunts about Barack Obama and criticisms of Joe Biden's
mental state, were less well-received.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan also took a jab at Harris for skipping the dinner,
contrasting it with other media appearances she made. Read More.
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Independent Review Blames Secret Service Failures for Trump Assassination
Attempt


An independent, bipartisan review revealed that the first assassination
attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, PA, was facilitated by multiple Secret
Service failures.

The review highlighted systemic issues, including complacency, lack of
critical thinking, and unwillingness among agents to address potential threats.

The panel recommended immediate and extensive reforms to prevent future
lapses, warning that another incident like Butler could occur without these
changes.

The review found that the problems were not solely due to budget limitations,
emphasizing that even with unlimited funds, the Secret Service's flaws would
persist without structural reforms. Read More.
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Pro-Life Activist Sentenced to Over Three Years in Prison Under FACE Act by
Biden DOJ


Bevelyn Beatty Williams, a pro-life activist, was sentenced to 41 months in
federal prison under the FACE Act for blocking entrances to a New York abortion
facility while preaching the Gospel.

Williams claims her imprisonment is politically motivated and criticizes the
Biden-Harris administration for targeting pro-life activists, particularly
Christians, using the FACE Act to maximize convictions.

Her appeal was denied in July 2024 by a Biden-appointed judge, and she has
expressed that her activism and ministry will continue even from prison.

Williams and her husband, Ricky, have voiced their frustration with the
administration, encouraging Americans to vote against Kamala Harris in the
upcoming election. Read More.
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Kamala Harris Reaffirms Support for Reparations, Open to Executive Action


Vice President Kamala Harris reiterated her support for exploring reparations
for the descendants of slaves, emphasizing the need for the issue to be studied
during an interview on "The Charlamagne Tha God" radio show.

Harris has been working to solidify her support among black voters,
particularly as polling shows a shift among young black men toward Donald Trump.

As a former senator, Harris co-sponsored legislation to create a federal
commission to study reparations and has not ruled out using executive action if
necessary.

She stressed that while executive action is possible, substantial efforts on
reparations would require Congressional involvement, public hearings, and
dialogue. Read More.
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CBS Hit with FEC Complaint Over Alleged Editing of Kamala Harris 60 Minutes
Interview



CBS News is facing an FEC complaint for allegedly selectively editing Kamala
Harris's interview on 60 Minutes to make her appear more coherent, sparking
accusations of election interference.

The complaint was filed by the Center for American Rights, accusing CBS of
"deliberate news distortion" and violating public trust in media.

In the interview, Harris's response about Israel was reportedly spliced
together from different statements to improve clarity, leading to claims of
journalistic fraud.

The complaint calls for the release of the unedited interview transcript to
restore public confidence in media coverage during a critical election period.
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CCP Espionage Accelerates Across 20 States Under Biden-Harris Administration



A House Homeland Security report revealed that Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
espionage activities have "expanded rapidly" across 20 U.S. states since the
Biden-Harris administration took office.

The report details over 55 cases of CCP-related espionage, including
transmission of military information, theft of trade secrets, and transnational
repression targeting Chinese dissidents in the U.S.

The report emphasizes that Chinese nationals have attempted to breach U.S.
military installations, and the number of apprehensions of Chinese nationals
crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has surged.

U.S. lawmakers express growing concern over Beijing's influence, with calls
for heightened measures to counter CCP espionage and protect American
sovereignty. Read More.
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Teen Girl Admits to Fatal Beating of Disabled Man in D.C., Claims She Did It
Out of 'Boredom'



A teenage girl in Washington, D.C., admitted to helping beat a disabled man,
Reggie Brown, to death in 2023 because she and her friends were "bored."

The 15-year-old, who pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon, was
sentenced to three years in prison, while others involved face charges of
second-degree murder.

The girls were hanging out when the 15-year-old suggested finding someone to
beat up, leading to the brutal attack on Brown, which was filmed by one of the
girls.

The group encountered another man already attacking Brown and asked to join
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Fetterman Criticizes Harris's Accountability Stance on Border Policy


Senator John Fetterman argued that Vice President Kamala Harris's statement
about being responsible for actions in your administration doesn't apply to her
regarding the border under the Biden-Harris administration.

Harris had made the comment while discussing prison policies but was
challenged on whether it should also apply to her handling of the border over
the past three and a half years.

Fetterman acknowledged the border as an issue and criticized former President
Trump for tanking a bipartisan border deal that he supported.

He emphasized the importance of having a secure border and expressed
frustration with Republicans for not supporting the bipartisan agreement. Read
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Gettysburg College Counselor Faces Backlash for Anti-Trump Social Media Rant
Targeting Supporters



A Gettysburg College admissions counselor, Lupe Lazaro, made a controversial
social media post, calling former President Donald Trump and his supporters
"pieces of sh*t."

Lazaro accused Trump supporters of tolerating misogyny, homophobia,
xenophobia, and attempting to "overthrow democracy," asserting that these
issues were not deal breakers for them.

The post emphasized that while not all Trump supporters hold these views,
they still condone them by supporting Trump.

Lazaro, a recent graduate from Gettysburg College, holds a degree in
psychology and works as a regional admissions representative for Long Island
and New York City. Read More.
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North Korea Destroys Key Roadways to South Korea, Escalating Border Tensions


North Korea detonated explosive devices on two major road and railway links
connecting to South Korea, prompting the South Korean military to open fire in
response.

The explosions occurred after North Korea warned that it would take measures
to isolate itself from the South, escalating tensions between the two nations.

The South Korean military remains on high alert, coordinating closely with
U.S. forces, and released footage showing the destruction and ongoing work with
heavy machinery at the sites.

These actions are part of a broader increase in hostility, with North Korea
accusing South Korea of flying propaganda-filled drones over Pyongyang and
threatening further retaliation. Read More.
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EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen Advocates Tougher Deportation Policies and
Asylum Processing in Non-EU Countries


European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has taken a tougher stance
on deporting illegal migrants, proposing the use of asylum processing centers
outside the EU.

Her letter highlighted cooperation with non-EU countries, like North African
states, as instrumental in reducing illegal arrivals and combating people
smuggling.

Von der Leyen suggested leveraging visa and trade policies to pressure
countries into accepting deported nationals and called for intensified efforts
to track and dismantle people smuggling networks.

She endorsed agreements like the Italy-Albania deal, which processes asylum
claims in third countries, as a strategy to deter dangerous Mediterranean
crossings, which led to over 1,900 migrant deaths last year. Read More.
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What’s Next


American citizens are not racist people.

Routinely, when asked, they oppose prioritizing race in college admissions,
hiring, and other aspects of daily life.

Race is a sensitive topic for Americans, and they prefer treating people as
individuals who should be rewarded or punished based on the content of their
character, not the color of their skin.

It’s a shame the same cannot be said about those who seek to rule us. To them,
race is nothing more than a tool to be used for manipulation and division.

Just recently, Vice President Kamala Harris proposed a slew of economic
policies aimed at creating economic “opportunity” specifically for black men.

If elected president, Harris said, she wanted to “provide 1 million loans
that are fully forgivable up to $20k for [b]lack entrepreneurs,” “protect
cryptocurrency investments so [b]lack men who make them know their money is
safe,” and, of course, fully legalize marijuana and “create opportunities for
[b]lack Americans to succeed in this new industry.”

Because this was a blatant attempt at pandering to black men — who appear to
be abandoning the Democratic ticket in record numbers — the Harris campaign was
forced to backtrack and say that, actually, Kamala wants to help all Americans,
not just members of her party’s strategic constituency.

Once again, the Democrats are over their skis.

They don’t care about empowering Americans. It’s all a ruse.

They care about dividing us as a way of maintaining control. Thankfully, it
seems voters have opened their eyes. They realize this is nothing more than a
power grab by people with the worst intentions. On November 5th, they’ll have
their chance to send a message to Democrats and reject it.



 

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