Despite four years of mainstream media gaslighting, President Trump hit more of the popular vote—around seven points—than virtually any mainstream pollster envisaged. Others were not surprised.
Doomsday cultists perform the same mental gymnastics pollsters are now performing. When Judgement Day fails to transpire, they reckon not with their quackery, but the date of reckoning.
If around 30 percent of black Americans vote for President Trump, black America will not only rewrite the next political chapter but rewrite the entire political book.
A ban on fracking would kill 6 million jobs across seven states by 2025—600,000 Pennsylvanians would join the welfare rolls, and the blue-collar renaissance would disappear with them.
If the Democratic nominee’s long political career is anything to go by, his presidency will end the brief ceasefire of the elite’s 30-year civil war on the American middle class.
If Biden is elected, the qualities which attracted the Democratic establishment to his once unlikely candidacy would be made defunct. Kamala Harris would be one step from the presidency.
Joe Biden’s insistence that there is a wall of separation between himself and his family’s business dealings sits in stark contrast to his long record.
A Biden-Harris Administration would follow in California’s footsteps, offering as supporters attest, the “most aggressive climate change plan of any presidential candidate in U.S. history.”