FOX Business’ Larry Kudlow on the state of the economy following the latest jobs report ahead of Election Day including inflation continuing to outpace wages and says the Biden-Harris administration has been lying about the economic situation.
We all know that Kamala Harris tried to skim through the candidacy like she skimmed through the primary by – Pelosi/Obama/Clooney/Soros One World Order stealing Biden’s votes/cash/using word salads but never a mention of how she would manage the policies of our government.
We know that Biden won the primary telling us he would CLOSE the divide and run the country as a MODERATE; BUT, HE LIED – like in the 2020 race – RAN IT AS A PROGRESSIVE and told the people to: GO TO HELL – the immigrants come first and the citizens are LAST. AND, DO TELL – we ended by Biden telling US – WE weren’t even LAST – WE WERE THE GARBAGE. Now that we know where we stand – WE KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR – MAGA/TRUMP. And, now the rest of the Democrat Marxists’ story.
All right, Sandra, Vice President Harris, as we showed you FOX News Kamala Harris’ final days on the campaign trail overshadowed by Biden’s ‘garbage’ comment The momentum is palpable: a presidential race tied for much of the fall is breaking decidedly for former President Donald Trump down the home stretch. Even my home of New Hampshire – a blue state that hasn’t gone red at the presidential level in a quarter century – is effectively tied according to a new poll. In Pennsylvania, Democratic Senator John Fetterman described the groundswell of support for Trump as “astonishing.”
The reasons are complex and yet very simple: just 28% of respondents to a New York Times/Siena College survey believe the U.S. is headed in the right direction under the Biden-Harris administration. Asked to name something she would have done differently than Biden, Harris responded, “not a thing comes to mind.”
Harris may not be able to name one, but here are three front and center for the American voter.
THE FATAL FLAW IN KAMALA HARRIS’ SPEECH, MARRED BY BIDEN’S ‘GARBAGE’ COMMENT
Under Biden-Harris, success has been demonized. Asked to explain a funding source for their wish list of spending, the automatic response almost always involves a denunciation of wealthy for not paying their so-called “fair share.”
Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a campaign rally on the Ellipse on Oct. 29, 2024, in Washington, DC.
Never mind that our progressive system of taxation means that the top 1% of earners already pay nearly half of all income taxes in this country. Harris wants to raise taxes to a higher level by rolling back the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act when it expires at the end of 2025.
It’s not just individuals, either. Under Biden-Harris, homegrown American success stories like Google, Amazon and Apple have faced crippling lawsuits from the federal government. Even iconic institutions like McDonald’s, which became the talk of the political world after Trump’s recent turn at the fryer, have been subject to Biden-Harris labor policies that would undermine their business model.
Immediately upon taking office, the Biden-Harris administration unwound as many Trump-era immigration policies as quickly as possible. The process was guided not by policy merits, but political imperatives and demonstrating reflexive opposition to his predecessor.
The results were predictably catastrophic. Migrant crossings surged to all-time highs, and three times higher than the Trump years. Grisly crimes committed by those here illegally dominated the headlines. Immigration even surpassed the economy as the top issue with voters. When asked to square her past criticism of Trump era immigration policies, Harris fell back on predictable talking points about a long-dead piece of legislation opposed by five members of her own party.
FOX News Bill Hemmer breaks down Kamala Harris’ ‘easiest path’ to 270 electoral votes Or take energy. The Biden-Harris administration has been clear about their commitment to ending traditional forms of energy production. Their signature piece of legislation, the so-called Inflation Reduction Act, contained $369 billion worth of green giveaways.
The Biden-Harris administration has pushed mandates that would effectively end gas-powered vehicles and banned new permits for liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports relied upon by our allies.
Harris claims to no longer stand by many of these policies, including her previous support for a fracking ban, but her top climate aides are avowed environmentalists who continue to undermine her message. More importantly, even if Harris isn’t outright supporting a ban on the process, she has yet to outline anything she would do in support of the industry.
As Trump’s ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, I had a front-row seat to the impact of a strong foreign policy. No wars started on his watch, and his unpredictable nature kept adversaries on their toes. There were no spy balloons floating across our nation from the Chinese Communist Party.
American strength goes beyond any one incident. As President Joe Biden’s condition deteriorated, those around him decided to conceal his infirmity for political purposes. Long before the infamous June debate when the charade about Biden’s ability to serve came to an end, Harris knew the truth and did nothing.
Even today, Harris claims that Biden is, “capable in every way that anyone would want if they’re president,” something that anyone with an ounce of common sense and a pair of eyes knows is demonstrably false.
In the immediate aftermath of Biden’s debate, Harris rushed to the cameras to defend him. The entire rationale for her candidacy was not the judgment of voters but party insiders and elites that Biden was incapable of winning another term.
While there’s still time yet to go, the presidential race that appeared Harris’s for the taking over the summer has slipped away with the falling of the autumn leaves. She only has herself – and the policies of her governing partner – to blame.
Original article source: I was a Trump ambassador and here are three things dooming the Harris campaign
The 2024 presidential election is just days away now and once America chooses who our next leader will be, it’ll be 77 days until they officially take office. During that time, the winner will get their administration ready to take over from President Joe Biden’s.
What was historically a time of bipartisanship ended up being fraught with tension in 2020. That year, then-President Donald Trump and his allies fought to overturn the election results.
The group falsely claimed Biden’s win was stolen and delayed the transition. Now, a new law will start the transition between administrations sooner, no matter who wins.
That means there could potentially be two very different governments waiting in the wings for weeks to take over.
Before the 2022 Presidential Transition Improvement Act became law, the head of the General Services Administration (GSA) had to give the OK. In 2020, the administrator said she couldn’t do that because Trump was still challenging his loss in court.
The law effectively means the GSA no longer has to give the go-ahead before allowing the candidate or candidates to get transition support services.
It also states services for each candidate will continue until “significant legal challenges” have been “substantially resolved,” or electors from each state meet in mid-December to formally choose an Electoral College winner.
These are her remarks today and they are different from the remarks she has made from day to day. Which adds up to she says what she needs to say for the moment to get elected. She is not an honest person.
The Flim Flam artist! I think Biden is trying to tell the American people – don’t vote for her.
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The optics were perfect. The crowd was massive. The media reviews were glowing.
But there was a fundamental contradiction at the heart of Vice President Kamala Harris’ speech on the Ellipse that virtually no one is talking about.
First, I’ll give the vice president her due. It was a well-written address and strongly delivered. It contained a fair amount of policy, such as Medicare payments for home health care and aid to first-time home buyers.
Harris acknowledged that many voters were just getting to know her. She mentioned her mom and her middle-class upbringing, as she always does. She said she’s not perfect and makes mistakes.
Harris likened him to King George III as a “petty tyrant.” She called him “unstable” and “consumed with grievance.” She said he’s seeking “unchecked power” and is “obsessed with revenge.”
In short, after a 100-day campaign, Harris is still running as she did when she quickly seized the nomination, as the anti-Trump.
Now, such rhetorical assaults can be traced to the dawn of the republic. You may not love me, but that other guy is so much worse.
That’s why she used the White House as a backdrop, standing at the spot where Trump gave his speech on Jan. 6, 2021 urging his supporters to go to the Capitol, where many proceeded to riot.
Fine. Fair game. Especially for a candidate who’s trying to win some Republican votes, aided by Liz Cheney, a number of former Trump officials and, as of yesterday, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But then the veep tried to make the pivot, presenting herself as the candidate of unity.
And therein lies the fatal flaw. You can’t beat the crap out of your opponent and, in practically the next breath, say you want to bring the country together. You can’t have it both ways. You can be an attack dog, but if you’re baring those teeth, you can’t suddenly be purring like a puppy.
Not that Harris didn’t have some good lines. Trump has an enemies list and she’ll have a to-do list. And of political opponents: “He wants to put them in jail. I’ll give them a seat at my table.”
The segue: “It is time to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms.”
But, um, she just spent a good chunk of her speech pointing fingers.
And then she kept circling back to Trump in the second half, such as when discussing abortion rights.
Harris also went beyond political exaggeration. “He tried to cut Medicare and Social Security every year he was president,” she said. That is simply not true. But she gets very little fact-checking.
Overall, the speech was a plus for her, despite its clashing ideas. But make no mistake, she’s running as the alternative to a man she paints as dangerous.
As the Free Press put it: “This campaign is and always has been all about Trump. And it will be all about Trump all the way to the finish line now.”
But Harris’ big moment was marred by President Biden – the, ah, previous nominee – to the point where it almost seems like he’s trying to undermine her.
Last week, the president said of his predecessor, “Lock him up.” Harris always says she’ll leave that to the courts.
And now, referring to the racist comic at the Madison Square Garden rally who called Puerto Rico an island of garbage, Biden said: “The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters.”
The president stumbled for a couple of seconds and added: “His–his demonization of Latinos is unconscionable, and it’s un-American.”
Biden posted a clarification, saying he was referring only to comic Tony Hinchcliffe. (Trump says he doesn’t know the performer and didn’t hear the so-called joke.)
The White House put out a transcript that included an apostrophe, as in “his supporter’s,” trying to indicate that he was talking about one person. Who would have thought the campaign would turn on a lowly apostrophe?
A reporter asked Harris about the Biden blunder yesterday before she boarded Air Force Two.
“He clarified his comments, but let me be clear: I strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for…I believe the work that I do is about representing people whether they support me or not.”
Harris finally broke with the boss, wisely distancing herself from the blunder. No wonder she’s resisted his suggestion that they campaign together. He’s doing enough damage on his own, with some pundits even suggesting it’s deliberate.
And that gave Trump an opening: “Now, on top of everything, Joe Biden calls our supporters ‘garbage.’ You can’t lead America if you don’t love the American people.”
It’s a distraction that Kamala Harris didn’t need in the final days of the campaign.
We must not underestimate her rhetoric or the impact it could have on those who are already radicalized. It’s time to wake up to the truth behind Kamala’s favorite phrase and what it really signals for the future of America.
Kamala Harris loves repeating one phrase—over and over—as if she’s discovered the secret to life itself: “Imagine what can be, unburdened by what has been.”At first glance, it’s easy to dismiss this as another example of Kamala’s garbled “word salad” speeches. But there’s something more sinister beneath the surface—this isn’t just a random collection of words meant to sound profound. No, this is a calculated dog whistle, cloaked in progressive ideals, designed to signal her true, radical intentions.
What the Phrase Really Means: Unpacking the Leftist Dog Whistle
Let’s start by dissecting the phrase itself. “Imagine what can be…” sounds hopeful at first, right? It’s a call to envision a bright, limitless future. But then comes the kicker: “…unburdened by what has been.” Here’s where the danger lies—Kamala isn’t talking about removing past mistakes to move forward; she’s talking about erasing history.
It’s straight out of the playbook of Marxist revolutionaries. Think about it: every attempt at reshaping society into a so-called “utopia” has required the eradication of history, traditions, and culture—all in the name of starting over. From the brutal purges under Mao in China to Pol Pot’s violent “Year Zero” campaign in Cambodia, the goal has always been the same: wipe out the past to control the future. Kamala’s phrase is a dog whistle to those who see America’s foundational values as obstacles to be destroyed, not preserved. This is how radical change is justified—by presenting history itself as a burden rather than a foundation.
Why Kamala’s Rhetoric Matters: It’s More Than Just Stupidity
Kamala’s repeated use of this phrase is infuriating for a reason: it’s not just empty rhetoric—it’s intentional propaganda. And that’s why we can’t afford to simply write her off as dumb or ill-prepared. Kamala Harris’s words might seem ridiculous on the surface, but their underlying message is cunning. This is an attempt to galvanize her base, especially the radical left that sees America’s history as inherently evil.
Kamala’s dog whistle isn’t meant for the average American—it’s designed for those who are deeply committed to a radical transformation of America’s core. To them, her phrase is a call to erase everything that came before—to rip out the roots of American exceptionalism in the name of “equity” and “social justice.” This isn’t progress; it’s a revolutionary agenda hiding in plain sight.
The Reality Behind the ‘Unburdened’ Phrase: A Call for Cultural Erasure
When Kamala talks about imagining what can be “unburdened by what has been,” she’s not promoting progress—she’s promoting cultural erasure. The unburdening she speaks of isn’t just about eliminating oppression; it’s about dismantling everything that defines America as it currently stands:
Free speech? That’s a burden.
Second Amendment rights? Another burden.
Traditional family values? Yet another burden.
To Kamala and her ilk, these foundational principles aren’t virtues to be cherished—they’re shackles to be broken. But make no mistake: this vision of “progress” doesn’t lead to a utopia. It leads to chaos and authoritarian control, as history has repeatedly shown.
Why Kamala’s Phrase Should Worry Every American
Kamala Harris isn’t just stumbling through speeches, bumbling her way from one gaffe to the next. This phrase is carefully crafted, and its repetition is strategic. She’s dog-whistling to a very specific audience—those who believe in fundamentally transforming America by obliterating its past. It’s the same tactic we’ve seen throughout history, from Marxists to modern leftists: disguise your true intentions behind vague but “inspirational” language. The mainstream media may call it “visionary,” but conservatives should call it what it really is: a warning sign.
Kamala’s vision of “unburdening” isn’t just empty talk. It’s a coded message to radicalize the left and push America further down the path of socialist-style upheaval. It’s a veiled threat against the very foundations of our republic—against the Constitution, against freedom, and against everything that has made America great.
Final Thoughts
It’s easy to laugh off Kamala Harris as uninformed or out of her depth. But her repeated use of this phrase should be seen for what it is: a call to erase America’s heritage in the name of a new, radical order. It’s not merely incompetence—it’s a calculated move to pave the way for a revolution that tears down what the left views as “burdensome” history.
Again – we must not underestimate her rhetoric or the impact it could have on those who are already radicalized. It’s time to wake up to the truth behind Kamala’s favorite phrase and what it really signals for the future of America.
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All of the above smells like “you can’t trust her” because she lies.
kommonsentsjane 
KOMMONSENTSJANE – The Fatal Flaw in Kamala Harris’ Speech – Marred By Biden’s “Garbage” Comments
11/01/2024
These are her remarks today and they are different from the remarks she has made from day to day. Which adds up to she says what she needs to say for the moment to get elected. She is not an honest person.
The Flim Flam artist! I think Biden is trying to tell the American people – don’t vote for her.
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The optics were perfect. The crowd was massive. The media reviews were glowing.
But there was a fundamental contradiction at the heart of Vice President Kamala Harris’ speech on the Ellipse that virtually no one is talking about.
First, I’ll give the vice president her due. It was a well-written address and strongly delivered. It contained a fair amount of policy, such as Medicare payments for home health care and aid to first-time home buyers.
INTERVIEWING DONALD TRUMP: A LAST-MINUTE BLITZ AND NEW CLOSING MESSAGE
Harris acknowledged that many voters were just getting to know her. She mentioned her mom and her middle-class upbringing, as she always does. She said she’s not perfect and makes mistakes.
But the backbone of the speech was a two-fisted, no-holds-barred attack on former President Donald Trump.
Harris likened him to King George III as a “petty tyrant.” She called him “unstable” and “consumed with grievance.” She said he’s seeking “unchecked power” and is “obsessed with revenge.”
In short, after a 100-day campaign, Harris is still running as she did when she quickly seized the nomination, as the anti-Trump.
Now, such rhetorical assaults can be traced to the dawn of the republic. You may not love me, but that other guy is so much worse.
That’s why she used the White House as a backdrop, standing at the spot where Trump gave his speech on Jan. 6, 2021 urging his supporters to go to the Capitol, where many proceeded to riot.
Fine. Fair game. Especially for a candidate who’s trying to win some Republican votes, aided by Liz Cheney, a number of former Trump officials and, as of yesterday, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But then the veep tried to make the pivot, presenting herself as the candidate of unity.
And therein lies the fatal flaw. You can’t beat the crap out of your opponent and, in practically the next breath, say you want to bring the country together. You can’t have it both ways. You can be an attack dog, but if you’re baring those teeth, you can’t suddenly be purring like a puppy.
Not that Harris didn’t have some good lines. Trump has an enemies list and she’ll have a to-do list. And of political opponents: “He wants to put them in jail. I’ll give them a seat at my table.”
The segue: “It is time to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms.”
But, um, she just spent a good chunk of her speech pointing fingers.
And then she kept circling back to Trump in the second half, such as when discussing abortion rights.
Harris also went beyond political exaggeration. “He tried to cut Medicare and Social Security every year he was president,” she said. That is simply not true. But she gets very little fact-checking.
Overall, the speech was a plus for her, despite its clashing ideas. But make no mistake, she’s running as the alternative to a man she paints as dangerous.
As the Free Press put it: “This campaign is and always has been all about Trump. And it will be all about Trump all the way to the finish line now.”
But Harris’ big moment was marred by President Biden – the, ah, previous nominee – to the point where it almost seems like he’s trying to undermine her.
Last week, the president said of his predecessor, “Lock him up.” Harris always says she’ll leave that to the courts.
And now, referring to the racist comic at the Madison Square Garden rally who called Puerto Rico an island of garbage, Biden said: “The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters.”
The president stumbled for a couple of seconds and added: “His–his demonization of Latinos is unconscionable, and it’s un-American.”
Boom. Too late. There were instant comparisons to Hillary Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” swipe at Trump supporters in 2016.
Biden posted a clarification, saying he was referring only to comic Tony Hinchcliffe. (Trump says he doesn’t know the performer and didn’t hear the so-called joke.)
The White House put out a transcript that included an apostrophe, as in “his supporter’s,” trying to indicate that he was talking about one person. Who would have thought the campaign would turn on a lowly apostrophe?
A reporter asked Harris about the Biden blunder yesterday before she boarded Air Force Two.
“He clarified his comments, but let me be clear: I strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for…I believe the work that I do is about representing people whether they support me or not.”
Harris finally broke with the boss, wisely distancing herself from the blunder. No wonder she’s resisted his suggestion that they campaign together. He’s doing enough damage on his own, with some pundits even suggesting it’s deliberate.
And that gave Trump an opening: “Now, on top of everything, Joe Biden calls our supporters ‘garbage.’ You can’t lead America if you don’t love the American people.”
It’s a distraction that Kamala Harris didn’t need in the final days of the campaign.
Original article source: The fatal flaw in Kamala Harris’ speech, marred by Biden’s ‘garbage’ comment
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Once she is elected she will do a BAIT AND SWITCH and do the following:
KOMMONSENTSJANE – What Kamala’s “UNBURDENED” Phrase Really Means: The Radical Agenda Exposed.
Posted on October 28, 2024 by kommonsentsjane
10/28/2024
We must not underestimate her rhetoric or the impact it could have on those who are already radicalized. It’s time to wake up to the truth behind Kamala’s favorite phrase and what it really signals for the future of America.
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Kamala Harris loves repeating one phrase—over and over—as if she’s discovered the secret to life itself: “Imagine what can be, unburdened by what has been.” At first glance, it’s easy to dismiss this as another example of Kamala’s garbled “word salad” speeches. But there’s something more sinister beneath the surface—this isn’t just a random collection of words meant to sound profound. No, this is a calculated dog whistle, cloaked in progressive ideals, designed to signal her true, radical intentions.
What the Phrase Really Means: Unpacking the Leftist Dog Whistle
Let’s start by dissecting the phrase itself. “Imagine what can be…” sounds hopeful at first, right? It’s a call to envision a bright, limitless future. But then comes the kicker: “…unburdened by what has been.” Here’s where the danger lies—Kamala isn’t talking about removing past mistakes to move forward; she’s talking about erasing history.
It’s straight out of the playbook of Marxist revolutionaries. Think about it: every attempt at reshaping society into a so-called “utopia” has required the eradication of history, traditions, and culture—all in the name of starting over. From the brutal purges under Mao in China to Pol Pot’s violent “Year Zero” campaign in Cambodia, the goal has always been the same: wipe out the past to control the future. Kamala’s phrase is a dog whistle to those who see America’s foundational values as obstacles to be destroyed, not preserved. This is how radical change is justified—by presenting history itself as a burden rather than a foundation.
Why Kamala’s Rhetoric Matters: It’s More Than Just Stupidity
Kamala’s repeated use of this phrase is infuriating for a reason: it’s not just empty rhetoric—it’s intentional propaganda. And that’s why we can’t afford to simply write her off as dumb or ill-prepared. Kamala Harris’s words might seem ridiculous on the surface, but their underlying message is cunning. This is an attempt to galvanize her base, especially the radical left that sees America’s history as inherently evil.
Kamala’s dog whistle isn’t meant for the average American—it’s designed for those who are deeply committed to a radical transformation of America’s core. To them, her phrase is a call to erase everything that came before—to rip out the roots of American exceptionalism in the name of “equity” and “social justice.” This isn’t progress; it’s a revolutionary agenda hiding in plain sight.
The Reality Behind the ‘Unburdened’ Phrase: A Call for Cultural Erasure
When Kamala talks about imagining what can be “unburdened by what has been,” she’s not promoting progress—she’s promoting cultural erasure. The unburdening she speaks of isn’t just about eliminating oppression; it’s about dismantling everything that defines America as it currently stands:
To Kamala and her ilk, these foundational principles aren’t virtues to be cherished—they’re shackles to be broken. But make no mistake: this vision of “progress” doesn’t lead to a utopia. It leads to chaos and authoritarian control, as history has repeatedly shown.
Why Kamala’s Phrase Should Worry Every American
Kamala Harris isn’t just stumbling through speeches, bumbling her way from one gaffe to the next. This phrase is carefully crafted, and its repetition is strategic. She’s dog-whistling to a very specific audience—those who believe in fundamentally transforming America by obliterating its past. It’s the same tactic we’ve seen throughout history, from Marxists to modern leftists: disguise your true intentions behind vague but “inspirational” language. The mainstream media may call it “visionary,” but conservatives should call it what it really is: a warning sign.
Kamala’s vision of “unburdening” isn’t just empty talk. It’s a coded message to radicalize the left and push America further down the path of socialist-style upheaval. It’s a veiled threat against the very foundations of our republic—against the Constitution, against freedom, and against everything that has made America great.
Final Thoughts
It’s easy to laugh off Kamala Harris as uninformed or out of her depth. But her repeated use of this phrase should be seen for what it is: a call to erase America’s heritage in the name of a new, radical order. It’s not merely incompetence—it’s a calculated move to pave the way for a revolution that tears down what the left views as “burdensome” history.
Again – we must not underestimate her rhetoric or the impact it could have on those who are already radicalized. It’s time to wake up to the truth behind Kamala’s favorite phrase and what it really signals for the future of America.
****
All of the above smells like “you can’t trust her” because she lies.
kommonsentsjane
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