One thing’s for sure: no one would tune in for three hours of unfiltered, unadulterated Kamala.
It’s safe to say that Donald Trump’s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience last week has set the internet on fire. Hot off the success of Trump’s McDonald’s stunt earlier this month, the former president’s appearance on the world’s No1 podcast looks to have been another publicity masterstroke. As of right now, the episode has over 33million views on YouTube. Which is impressive, given that it’s almost three hours long.
By now America is well versed in the predictions of the political right’s potential response should Donald Trump lose on Nov. 5: Anxiety boils about another stop-the-steal effort to contest the outcome.
Far less scrutinized: How might the left reckon with a Kamala Harris defeat? How would the Democrats handle a result that many have for months proclaimed is an existential threat to democracy itself?
As polls narrow, some Democratic stalwarts are trying to temper the sense of despair and the occasionally apocalyptic forecasts sweeping through their party. Jim Hannon, a psychotherapist and seasoned liberal organizer in Massachusetts, counseled calm in an open letter last week, noting Harris’s campaign strength, while urging a broader perspective.
AOC sparks MAGA fury after trashing Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally as ‘mini-January 6’
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the firebrand progressive Democrat, sparked MAGA outrage on Monday as she labeled Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally a ‘mini January 6’ event.
Trump’s campaign hosted the highly-anticipated campaign rally at historic MSG in AOC’s hometown New York City on Sunday. It drew 20,000 MAGA supporters, with thousands more turned away from the capacity event.
This was antifa insurrection at Trump’s inauguration.
Forget the Madison Square Garden rally. On the streets outside, Donald Trump fans had energy. Kamala Harris’ were just joyless
The MAGA masses descended on New York City yesterday. They came in their thousands, a sea of red caps and fluttering Stars and Stripes.
For 24 hours, this gleaming citadel of East Coast liberalism fell to big men with beards and women in zip-up tops chanting “Kamala is dumb!”. It was some sight.
They were there to see the man himself, who was holding a rally at Madison Square Garden.
Will the nightmare ever end? Indigenous families across Canada have been lied to about their history for a long time. Their greedy leaders have been feeding their grief with new allegations of cruelty almost daily — and exploiting it — for the purpose of extorting billions from Canadian taxpayers.
For too many ordinary indigenous families, the consequence has been anger, anxiety, distrust of all politicians — their own included — and continued dependence on taxpayers for their very existence.
In February, 1978, pollsters told Nova Scotia premier Gerald Regan that he was facing certain defeat in an election that could no longer be avoided. Despite the rout forecast, Mr. Regan wasn’t discouraged. Blessed with an irrepressible ego and supported by enthusiastic partisans, he believed that beating the Conservatives would be easy. That wasn’t the case. In September of that year, his Liberal government was summarily defeated. “Honest” John Buchanan held the premier’s office for the next 12 years.
Tim Walz had a secret fling with the daughter of a high-ranking Communist official during his 1989 teaching stint in China, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal.
Jenna Wang, 59, claims the VP hopeful showered her with gifts and seduced her at his poky staff accommodation at No. 1 High School in Foshan, Guangdong Province.
The lovers could not risk holding hands or showing affection in public because Wang’s dad was a high-ranking figure in the Chinese Communist Party who would disown her for fraternizing with a westerner.
Canada’s Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently identified his country’s greatest threat: people freely speaking their mind. A new online harms law, if passed, could potentially enable judges to put people under house arrest if they’re viewed as likely to commit a hate offence.
You read this right. No actual crime would be required for this type of punishment.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rebuffed calls to step aside last week — but that doesn’t mean the disaffected Liberal MPs who called on him to quit have given up the fight.
Some of the MPs who said the prime minister should resign by today or face some unspecified consequences are now trying to push a secret ballot caucus vote on Trudeau’s future.
Some MPs say that if Trudeau won’t go willingly in the face of this caucus revolt, they want to try to force him out of the job another way.
As Arthur Miller put it in “The Crucible,” “Now we shall touch the bottom of this swamp.”
Anything can happen by Election Day next week, but Democrats are having a really scary Halloween. They fear the Great Orange Pumpkin is coming to get them, and their horror is infectious. After all, they’d thrown everything they had at Trump — falsehoods, slanders, impeachments, lawsuits, charges, bullets — but nothing has stopped or slowed his return march to the White House. Not even black magic. Now actual witches are bemoaning the fact their spells against Trump are not working.
David Eby’s British Columbia NDP appears to have fended off the John Rustad Conservative surge by a razor-thin margin to form the next provincial government, CBC News projects.
Whether the party forms a minority or majority government is still uncertain.
Currently, the NDP has been elected in 46 ridings and is leading in one, with the Conservatives elected in 43 and leading in one. The B.C. Greens have been elected in two ridings.
A diversifying country is also a less trusting one, as Robert Putnam discovered—so the stressing of a common American identity is more essential than ever.
Last May, when Donald Trump held a campaign rally at Crotona Park in the South Bronx, he became the first Republican to visit the New York neighborhood for a national campaign event in 40 years. The neighborhood’s congressional district, NY-15, has long been a Democratic stronghold, with a Partisan Voting Index score of D+35 from the Cook Political Report. It is America’s poorest congressional district, with a median household income of just $32,381 in 2021 and more than one-third of households falling below the federal poverty line. Sixty-four percent of South Bronx residents identify as Hispanic, while 31 percent are black; foreign-born residents make up 32 percent of the district’s population.
“Remembering the Canada I grew up in, and the slightly older Canada that persisted in the stories of my teachers and older relatives, reminds me of a poignant passage from George Orwell’s 1984. Winston Smith, desperate to confirm his hazy memories of what life was like before the Revolution, visits a pub to seek out an old prole who might help him remember.”
