Monday, October 14, 2024

The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

 

The good:

"Evangelicals for Harris" uses the words of the late Rev. Billy Graham to skewer the Golden Calf  the Malignant Loser:

 

The bad

Donald Trump thinks the military should handle his political opponents if there is unrest after the November election results come in.

During an interview on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures,” host Maria Bartiromo asked the former president about reports the government had thwarted a potential election-related terror attack and if the public should be worried about a violent response from immigrants come November.

Last week, the FBI arrested an Afghan man who was allegedly part of a plot to launch suicide attacks on large crowds on Election Day. Officials said the man had obtained AK-47 assault rifles, bought one-way plane tickets for his family to go to Afghanistan, and liquidated their assets while attempting to carry out his plans.

Rather than focus on real threats from foreign militants, Trump told Bartiromo that he was far more concerned with left-wing Americans in regard to Election Day.

“I think the bigger problem is the enemy from within, not even the people who are destroying our country ... I don’t think they’re the problem in terms of Election Day,” the Republican presidential nominee said. “I think the bigger problem are the people from within. We have some very bad people, we have some sick people, radical left lunatics.”

And it should be easily handled by, if necessary, by National Guard, or if really necessary, by the military,” he continued. “Because they can’t let that happen.”

He also said that he doesn’t foresee any political tumult coming from his own supporters on Election Day, telling Bartiromo, “No, I don’t think so. Not from the side that votes for Trump.”

Though Trump warned about a left-wing backlash toward election results, it is his own supporters who have a history of causing post-election chaos...

Always threatening.  Always projecting.  "A fascist to the core."  A Nazi.

The ugly:

Donald Trump’s presidential campaign worked with X to prevent information about JD Vance from being posted on the social media platform, a move that resulted in the journalist who revealed the information being kicked off the site, according to reports.

The former president’s team contacted X, owned by the billionaire Trump backer Elon Musk, about a 271-page document compiled by his campaign to vet his running mate that was linked to by Ken Klippenstein, an independent journalist, the New York Times has reported.

X responded by blocking links to the material, claiming that it contained sensitive personal information such as the Ohio US senator’s social security number, and banned Klippenstein from the platform.

The materials published by Klippenstein on his Substack in September appear to be related to a hack of the Trump campaign earlier this year, which the FBI has linked to Iran. Documents from the hack have been shared with several media outlets, which have chosen to not publish them.

Media outlets did not reach the same decision when they gave significant attention to files from Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign that had been hacked and leaked by Russian intelligence before she ultimately lost that election to Trump. At one point, Trump had said he hoped Russia would be “able to find” some of Clinton’s files...

The exploding car magnate is doing everything he can to put the Malignant Loser back in the White House.  The "free speech" advocating illegal immigrant from South Africa knows as much about free speech as his illiterate cult leader.


2 comments:

seafury said...

I love the lincoln project ads. Unfortunately, if Billy was alive today, he'd be in the preznidents corner right next to his son.

W. Hackwhacker said...

seafury -- you're right.