A very sad state of affairs, 180° opposite from what I saw with the Black folk in my hometown in western Massachusetts 50 - 60 years ago.
2024 Election - Democrats
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Joe Biden Claims, ‘No,’ He’s Not Losing in Key Battleground States
Biden told reporters the CNN and Times polling were wrong.
“Why do you think it is that you’re trailing Trump in all these swing state polls?” Fox News’s Peter Doocy asked Biden.
“Because you don’t read the polls. Ten polls, in eight of them I’m beating him,” Biden claimed. “You guys only do two: CNN and New York Times.”
It was unclear what eight polls Biden referenced.
“You don’t believe you are trailing in battleground states?” another reporter asked.
“No, I don’t,” Biden claimed:
Democrats are in trouble.
Influential Democrats – and the majority of voters -- do not want Joe Biden to run for reelection. But history tells us that if the president decides to step aside, he needs to do so by year-end, and he has given no indication he is ready to do so. If he exits mid-way through the primary season, he will open his party up to massive infighting, a raucous convention and pave the way for the reelection of Donald Trump.
How do we know? Because the presidency of Lyndon Baines Johnson, who decided not to run for reelection, offers hints of what may lie ahead.
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Influential Democrats – and the majority of voters -- do not want Joe Biden to run for reelection. But history tells us that if the president decides to step aside, he needs to do so by year-end, and he has given no indication he is ready to do so. If he exits mid-way through the primary season, he will open his party up to massive infighting, a raucous convention and pave the way for the reelection of Donald Trump.
How do we know? Because the presidency of Lyndon Baines Johnson, who decided not to run for reelection, offers hints of what may lie ahead.
Is Biden about to make history for all the wrong reasons?
President Joe Biden is intent on seeking a second term in office. But the parallels between him and another Democrat who wanted a second term are downright eerie.
Dems are going to win again next year because the Reps have not figured out how to take the abortion card off the table.
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why does everyone keep leaving out that one small detail?
Hijinx
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They also haven't figured out a way to stop ballot stuffing , and phony machine calculations.
Democrat Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Puts Out New Ad Telling Supporters the Wrong Day to Vote
In the ad, Jackson Lee tells voters, “if we’re gonna bring down crime, fix our streets, and bring good paying jobs here, then Houston needs a champion who’s ready to fight for what’s right. And I am.”
The ad then urges people to vote on December 7th or earlier.
However, the election actually takes place on Saturday, October 9th.
In an interview with Patrick Bet-David this week, Robert Kennedy Jr. said something about the eventual Democrat presidential nominee I hadn’t considered. “If he were going to drop out,” Kennedy said, referring to Biden, “the time to drop out would be during the convention because then he would control the delegates, because they’re all Biden delegates, and he would then be able to pick his successor.”
The idea being that Biden, with the full Democrat apparatus behind him, would lock up the nomination by formally “running” but then direct all of his secured delegates to fall behind someone else, either because he knows he can’t endure a general election campaign, or because he’s been told he better not try.
I can’t think of a more bloodcurdling scenario, and it’s not at all out of the realm of high possibilities. “If Trump wasn’t running,” Biden said at a fundraiser on Tuesday, “I’m not sure I’d be running.”
Democrats are, of course, in a problem of their own making. They nominated a cadaver who was twice rejected for the spot in the past. But it turned out that with a little pandemic hyping, race riot stoking, and mail-in ballot rigging, they were able to pull things off and foist him into the White House, defeating (temporarily) Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the country collapsed into ruin under Biden, and the next election was fast approaching. They knew he shouldn’t run again, but his natural successor was an inept and undeniably unqualified Kamala Harris, Biden’s black woman of color female vice president.
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The idea being that Biden, with the full Democrat apparatus behind him, would lock up the nomination by formally “running” but then direct all of his secured delegates to fall behind someone else, either because he knows he can’t endure a general election campaign, or because he’s been told he better not try.
I can’t think of a more bloodcurdling scenario, and it’s not at all out of the realm of high possibilities. “If Trump wasn’t running,” Biden said at a fundraiser on Tuesday, “I’m not sure I’d be running.”
Democrats are, of course, in a problem of their own making. They nominated a cadaver who was twice rejected for the spot in the past. But it turned out that with a little pandemic hyping, race riot stoking, and mail-in ballot rigging, they were able to pull things off and foist him into the White House, defeating (temporarily) Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the country collapsed into ruin under Biden, and the next election was fast approaching. They knew he shouldn’t run again, but his natural successor was an inept and undeniably unqualified Kamala Harris, Biden’s black woman of color female vice president.
We Aren't Prepared For The Hell Democrats Will Put America Through In 2024
Democrats have cornered themselves with Biden, but that doesn't mean they've quietly accepted their fate. Hell is coming in 2024.
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CBS Fears Supporting Israel/Opposing Hamas Will Cost Biden Muslim Vote
Co-anchor Tony Dokoupil kicked off the network’s kvetching by warning that “The latest CBS News poll, in fact, finds most Americans do not approve of President Biden's handling of the conflict” and “that could make a big difference in Michigan, the swing state where some 200,000 Muslim-Americans live.”
Senior White House correspondent Ed O’Keefe, reporting from Dearborn, Michigan (which is “predominantly Arab-American”), elevated one young Muslim man, Adam Abusalah, saying his “concerns about President Biden” supporting Israel against Hamas “are an alarm bell for Democrats.” “He’s killing our people,” Abusalah told O’Keefe.
“[Abusalah is] worried about the health of the economy. But now, as the administration continues standing by Israel's deadly attacks on Gaza, Abusalah says he and his community can no longer support the President,” O’Keefe spelled it out.
O’Keefe betrayed his true interest in the issue of Biden losing the Muslim vote when he pressed Abusalah on how he and his community could be allowing Trump to waltz back into the White House. Abusalah didn’t care:
“Holding Michigan is key to a Biden victory in 2024,” O’Keefe noted. “146,000 Muslim-Americans voted here in 2020 with nearly 70 percent nationwide going for the President. But Abusalah warns the anger here could cause the President the election.”
Although Jackson Lee has represented the Lone Star State's 18th Congressional District since 1995 and easily won reelection since then, she will face competition for the primary from former Houston City Council member Amanda Edwards, who was a former intern for the Texas Democrat.
Edwards had previously said she would stay in the race irrespective of whether Jackson Lee decided to run for her seat or not. Edwards ran for the mayoral contest before dropping out to run for Congress when Jackson Lee entered the contest.
“When we look at the critical need for economic opportunity, infrastructure, and the dysfunction in Congress, it’s no surprise that people are saying that it’s time for change,” Edwards said in a statement Monday morning. “It is time to do something different in this election so that we can obtain different results for the community.”
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Edwards had previously said she would stay in the race irrespective of whether Jackson Lee decided to run for her seat or not. Edwards ran for the mayoral contest before dropping out to run for Congress when Jackson Lee entered the contest.
“When we look at the critical need for economic opportunity, infrastructure, and the dysfunction in Congress, it’s no surprise that people are saying that it’s time for change,” Edwards said in a statement Monday morning. “It is time to do something different in this election so that we can obtain different results for the community.”
Texas Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee files for reelection after mayoral loss - Washington Examiner
Longtime Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) filed for reelection just two days after a stinging electoral loss in Houston's mayoral race and before the 6 p.m. deadline on Monday to file. Jackson Lee lost the mayoral runoff election on Saturday to another longtime Texas politician, Democratic state...
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