Last night, President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden faced off in the second and final Presidential debate.

 

Who won the final presidential debate?

 

After President Trump contracted the coronavirus earlier this month the originally scheduled second debate of three had been canceled. Leaving the final debate with much anticipation, less than 2 weeks to election day.

 

When the candidates finally took the stage, the contrast was clear from the start. President Trump out-smarted, out-witted, and out-debated Joe Biden. This debate was exactly what the President needed in his bid for re-election.

 

The President painted Joe Biden as a corrupt globalist determined to "fundamentally transform" our nation, and Biden did nothing to thwart this perception.

 

In fact, at the end of the debate, he even leaned into this perception saying he was going to destroy nearly 10 million oil jobs, if elected.

 

Joe Biden looked slow, weak and corrupt, whereas President Trump looked patient, strong and smart -- in other words, this debate truly captured how the two campaigns have looked from the start.

The corruption case against Joe and Hunter Biden continues to grow by the day. In less than two weeks, we have seen bombshell report, after bombshell report, in which the corruption allegations against the Biden family continues to escalate...

 

The only argument against these stories was that early on they had no corroboration.

 

But, that is no longer true...

 

A former business associate of Hunter Biden has come forward confirming not only that the bombshell emails are "genuine," but that Joe Biden is indeed "the big guy" receiving kickbacks referenced in the email.

 

The Patriot Project has the story.

This week, a huge step forward was taken in the confirmation process of Judge Amy Coney Barrett. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 12-0 to send Judge Barrett's nomination to the full Senate for a vote.

 

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee protested this vote, but at the end of the day they accomplished nothing, as Judge Barrett's confirmation was passed unanimously by those in attendance.

 

Now, Judge Barrett's confirmation is in the hands of the full Senate. They will vote on Monday, October 26th to confirm her to highest court in the land.

 

We support her confirmation, as do a majority of Americans. The message of the American people to our Senators is clear:

 

CONFIRM Judge Amy Coney Barrett!