Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage has issued a direct challenge to the Conservative Party ahead of the May 2025 county council elections. In a move set to shake up local politics, Farage sent letters to all 1,352 Conservative councillors facing re-election, urging them to defect to his right-leaning Reform UK.
Farage’s message is clear: the Conservative Party is on shaky ground. Many councillors are already seeing the writing on the wall, with colleagues defecting and Reform UK gaining ground in their districts. In several areas, Reform UK has not only secured MPs but has also come close to unseating Conservative incumbents. Farage’s appeal underscores a deepening frustration with the Conservative leadership, rocked by scandals and broken promises.
“The Conservative Party is a busted flush,” Farage said, pointing to internal battles over leadership and key policies like ECHR membership. “These 1,352 councillors are watching their time in office tick away. I urge any Conservative who believes in their country to join Reform UK and build on the incredible strides we made in the General Election.”
The defection push highlights Reform UK’s growing momentum and the crumbling confidence within the Conservative Party’s ranks. As local elections approach, Farage’s gamble could again reshape British politics.
show less
Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage has issued a direct challenge to the Conservative Party ahead of the May 2025 county council elections. In a move set to shake up local politics, Farage sent letters to all 1,352 Conservative councillors facing re-election, urging them to defect to his right-leaning Reform UK.
show more
Editor’s Notes
Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.
It’s a stunningly crafty move from Farage, who will be able to claim victory if even one percent of these councillors – locally elected officials – defect and join his growing Reform UK movement
It’s a stunningly crafty move from Farage, who will be able to claim victory if even one percent of these councillors – locally elected officials – defect and join his growing Reform UK movement show more
Vice President Kamala Harris’s efforts to distance her 2024 presidential campaign from much of the far-left policy stances she took during her 2020 White House bid appear to be driven—at least in part—by the influence of her brother-in-law, Tony West. A senior vice president and chief legal officer at Uber Technologies with deep ties to Wall Street and Silicon Valley, West has taken a leave of absence from his role as a corporate executive to serve as an informal advisor on Harris’s campaign.
While West has helped bolster support for his sister-in-law among the globalist corporate and financial elite, his influence over the Harris presidential campaign is rankling some organized labor leaders and economic progressives in the Democratic Party. After replacing the 81-year-old Joe Biden as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in July, Harris largely abandoned Biden’s more economically populist policies. Most recently, she attacked President Donald J. Trump’s tariff policies, which were largely unchanged under Biden.
TROUBLE WITH THE TEAMSTERS.
Harris’s shift away from organized labor-supported tariffs and West’s support of anti-union laws around the country is believed to have contributed to the Teamsters Union’s decision not to endorse the Democratic Party nominee ahead of the November election.
Uber’s support of a 2020 California ballot measure that would allow it to classify its drivers as independent contractors—enabling the company to deny certain employment benefits and more effectively resist unionization efforts—is said to have been a particular sticking point for the Teamsters’ leadership. Some of the union’s leaders pointed the finger at West for Uber’s $200 million campaign supporting the ballot measure.
Recent survey data released by the Teamsters suggest a significant shift in the rank-in-file from supporting Joe Biden to backing Donald Trump after the former announced he would not seek re-election.
SIDELINING BERNIE & WARREN.
West’s advisory role and influence on the Harris campaign isn’t just drawing criticism from organized labor, however. The Teamsters’ concerns are being echoed by allies of Senators Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who contend Harris—under West’s advisement—is spending too much time attempting to win the support of Wall Street and Silicon Valley billionaires while ignoring the Democratic Party’s more economically progressive voter base.
“I don’t begrudge West and the Harris campaign for trying to have business outreach going on,” said long-time Sanders advisor Faiz Shakir in a recent interview. “But you don’t simultaneously see an outreach to those wanting to unrig the economy,” he lamented.
While West’s record as a DOJ attorney under the Clinton and Obama governments suggests he largely supports far-left progressive views on social and cultural issues, his record demonstrates his embrace of globalist economic interests. Progressive political activists are especially alarmed at continuing discussions regarding what role West may play in a Harris White House.
Kamala Harris’s embrace of technology billionaires like Reid Hoffman, Mark Cuban, and Reed Hastings is doing little to assuage progressives’ concerns regarding her close political relations with her brother-in-law. Hoffman, a visitor to Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, Little St. James, is pushing Harris to oust the aggressively pro-antitrust Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Lina Khan—a darling among the progressive left and even some on the populist right.
EMBRACING THE CHENEY FAMILY.
While tensions over West’s role in building a more pro-globalist, pro-Wall Street Harris campaign has caused increasing strain with economic progressives, the Democratic Party presidential nominee’s enthusiastic welcoming of support from warmonger and former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney may prove a bridge too far.
A recent report from Semafor suggests any gains made among more right-leaning voters by Harris’s embrace of Dick Cheney—whom she called “an American patriot”—is likely to be offset by her continued slide among white working-class voters.
While serving under President George W. Bush, Dick Cheney was frequently the subject of Democratic Party leaders’ ire. The former Vice President played a critical role in pushing the U.S. to go to war against Iraq—peddling false claims that the Middle Eastern country’s then-dictator, Saddam Hussein, possessed weapons of mass destruction.
Likewise, Harris has also welcomed the support of Dick Cheney’s daughter, former Congressman Liz Cheney. The former Wyoming lawmaker appeared alongside Harris on Wednesday in Ripon, Wisconsin—the birthplace of the Republican Party. Cheney lost her re-election bid in 2022 after being defeated in the state’s Republican congressional primary by a two-to-one ratio.
show less
Vice President Kamala Harris's efforts to distance her 2024 presidential campaign from much of the far-left policy stances she took during her 2020 White House bid appear to be driven—at least in part—by the influence of her brother-in-law, Tony West. A senior vice president and chief legal officer at Uber Technologies with deep ties to Wall Street and Silicon Valley, West has taken a leave of absence from his role as a corporate executive to serve as an informal advisor on Harris's campaign.
show more
Kamala Harris is set to announce a proposal on Friday that would bar what she claims is grocery price gouging by American corporations. While on the surface, the Harris proposal might have some political appeal, the history of attempts to directly cap and regulate prices—both in the United States and abroad—has not yielded the results politicians have promised.
The Harris campaign and progressive activists have embraced the grocery price cap idea after struggling to shed voter negativity toward the Biden-Harris government’s handling of the economy. Under Harris’s watch, rampant inflation caused by a series of major Biden spending bills saw grocery prices spike by upwards of 30 percent. However, tackling these increases through government-mandated prices isn’t the solution, many economists argue.
In 1971, then-President Richard Nixon enacted price and wage restrictions, which—along with the abandonment of the Breton Woods monetary system—resulted in the “Nixon shock.” The aftermath saw the U.S. dollar plunge by nearly a third of its value during the 1970s. Compounded by former President Carter‘s loose fiscal policies, stagflation crippled the U.S. economy throughout the decade.
Additionally, the dollar volatility forced the Japanese central bank to directly intervene in its monetary system to prevent the Yen from appreciating against the dollar, which would have triggered a carry trade unwind. Interestingly, a similar scenario already resulted in a massive drop in Japanese markets last week—with cross-contagion sparking ongoing volatility in U.S. markets as well.
Aside from the Nixon experience, the late Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez‘s 2003 attempt to enact price controls resulted in bread lines and civil unrest in the country. After Chavez extended the price controls directly to farmers and the value of agricultural goods sold to supermarkets, the Venezuelan farming industry nearly collapsed—and resulted in starvation.
show less
Kamala Harris is set to announce a proposal on Friday that would bar what she claims is grocery price gouging by American corporations. While on the surface, the Harris proposal might have some political appeal, the history of attempts to directly cap and regulate prices—both in the United States and abroad—has not yielded the results politicians have promised.
show more
Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. It’s like seeing the Matrix. Or being forced to watch Bridget Jones’s Diary. It’s cringe-inducing every time, and it offends the sensibilities of all but the most sociopathic in our midst. Unfortunately, this constituency is growing, boosted by the narcissism of social media and the atomization of major cities.
Nevertheless, despite its repugnance, everyone should be forced to confront the stark superficiality of the Harris-Walz campaign. From its inception with its ersatz ‘Brat’ mimicry to its rallies, which are really just free concerts with a speech at the end, the Kamala campaign is essentially just a hologram of a political campaign.
That is not to say there are no nuts and bolts, but those are for the “outside groups” like the Sixteen Thirty Fund, Arabella Advisors, America Votes, and others to concern themselves with. Kamala’s job is to convince you the wizard is real, not just a man behind a curtain. There aren’t even just a few examples of this. There are already many, which is a lot for a campaign that has only existed for a few weeks:
1. Stolen Military Valor. Stolen Coaching Valor.
By now, you’ll have likely heard the story of Kamala’s Vice Presidential nominee, Tim Walz, who has gone from robustly defending his record to a quiet, Friday night admission that he “misspoke” about his service in the National Guard.
The CNN interview with a former colleague of his is hard enough to watch as it is, but its conclusion adds the pièce de résistance by having the anchor hurriedly move the segment on in a full-flung panic about the damage she is reluctantly doing to the Harris-Walz campaign. It bears viewing.
It’s as frustrating as watching his boss Kamala and the media call him “coach,” when Walz was actually not the coach of the high school football team he constantly shouts out. Walz was the defense coordinator for the Mankato West High School football team. And while the team did win a state championship, it wasn’t Walz who led that team.
2. The AI Rally Imagery.
Perhaps you’ve seen the picture originally peddled by the Harris-Walz campaign. At a slight glance, it appears to show gargantuan crowds gathered below Air Force 2 for an appearance by Joe Biden’s Vice President. There’s a problem, however. The image below appears doctored, if not AI-generated, in large parts.
The phones in the image all appear to be showing wildly different things, and some hands, fingers, and thumbs are subtly warped. There are no reflections of the crowds in the plane’s livery. In fact, there’s no reflection of anything.
To be clear, the audience was real, but the pictures were so wildly digitally enhanced so as to cause doubt. Why? Who knows.
Kamala Harris’s campaign is using AI to manipulate her campaign photos and videos. And it’s all being orchestrated by @MikeNellis, a senior advisor to Kamala Harris who works with Loren Merchan, the daughter of Judge Juan Merchan as I have previously reported.
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s rallies haven’t been typical political rallies, but they’ve been billed as such in an attempt to place them on par with, or even above, Trump’s iconic gatherings from over the last decade.
Instead, the rallies are actually concerts. Like the one in Wisconsin, which was actually a free Bon Iver gig (yeah, I don’t know either) right near that band’s hometown. Tack 30 minutes of political speeches on the end, call it a rally, and CNN does the rest.
“Do you see how many people are coming out here to see Kamala and Tim?!”
It was the same in Georgia, as throngs of “music” lovers flocked to the Georgia State Convention Center to see Megan Thee Stallion and Quavo (yeah, I don’t know either) and started to file out as soon as the politics began.
This will doubtless be a constant theme on the run-up to November, as liberal celebrities and their corporate management firms use their vast resources to prop up the Harris-Walz ticket.
Oh, and don’t overlook one of the funniest parts of Kamala’s rallies, especially since her media cheerleaders are keen to claim Trump is struggling to fill seats at his. The Kamala campaign team appears to be blocking off and blacking out areas of their venues so people don’t notice how many empty seats there really are.
Speaking of blacking out, it wouldn’t be a “phony Kamala” article without making mention of her condescending obsession with faking black vernacular, accents, and cultural references in the most cringeworthy ways since Hillary Clinton claimed she never left the house without a bottle of hot sauce and bucket of fried chicken. Ok, I added that last part. But it may as well have happened.
To be clear, since so many misunderstand the point of this line of attack, yes, Kamala Harris has some Jamaican lineage. She also has slave-owning lineage, but we don’t talk much about that for some reason. (As an aside, not that it matters, did you know Donald Trump is the first American President to have no slavers in his ancestry?)
The attempts to reframe Kamala as a black American woman are landing poorly with black American men especially, and also with the Indian American communities she almost exclusively claimed until recently.
While some feel squeamish about this topic, it bears understanding that much of the logos and the ethos of this election are self-selecting. People know who is stronger and weaker on their issues. What this election will now come down to is pathos. Who is more authentic? Who can move people? Who connects better? And who is a phony? This issue is a major example, amongst others, of what a diabolical fraudster Kamala Harris truly is.
5. Sticking to the Script.
Its only been a few weeks and people have already begun to notice. Unlike the extemporaneity of Trump’s speeches and appearances, everything Kamala Harris does adheres to a very tight script. In fact, all her rally speeches so far have been the exact same, except she switches out the name of the state she’s in. Check it out for yourself.
“The path to the White House runs right through *insert state here*,” is one of the lowest forms of political pandering, and frankly, smacks of her speechwriters phoning it in. It’s the same reason she’s done no major set piece interviews over the past month and is yet to commit to any, and why she refuses to debate on a network that isn’t overtly friendly to her.
At the end of the day, her and her team are petrified of shifting her away from the pre-written script, which makes sense, since every time she ad-libs she sounds like a college student who just took their first toke on a blunt.
“The passage of time… Unburdened by what has been… hahahahaha…”
This is where Trump can expose her in debate. Refuse to adhere to the rules. Refuse to stick to the script. Knock her off balance as much as possible. She’ll hit him with, “Excuse me, I’m speaking,” to which he needs to respond, “No, we heard you. We just don’t know what the hell you’re talking about. Kamala, this is a debate. It goes back and forth. I know you’ve been told to stick to the script but running this country is not like reading from a script. It’s not a movie. It’s about who can take the right actions for the people, at the right time. And if the past four years have shown us anything – that ain’t you.”
BONUS: Is Doug Emhoff Tim Whatley from Seinfeld?
We’ve heard a common media refrain about my old mate Doug Emhoff’s Judaism, peaking when Kamala made excuses for refusing to choose Jewish man, Josh Shapiro, as her running mate for fear of further upending the Democrat Party’s not insignificant alliance with Hamas supporters aka many Arab-Americans.
But a Forward.com opinion column – a liberal Jewish news website – explained in 2021 that Harris and Emhoff’s daughter Ella “is not Jewish,” elaborating further from Ella’s spokesman: “Ella’s dad [Doug Emhoff] has been ‘celebrating Judaism for a few years now but out of an independent search.'”
“It’s not something she grew up with,” the spokesman further explained.
Now on the face of it, this doesn’t seem so crazy. A man exploring Judaism, a daughter who doesn’t care for it. Whatever, right? Almost.
But just like Jerry Seinfeld’s dentist Tim Whatley, Emhoff has almost overleaned into his newfound faith. Yes, there is no zealotry like that of a convert, but the consistent hollering, “I’m Jewish!” followed by their cheerleaders screaming, “He’s Jewish!” smacks of yet another attempt by Harris and her family to weaponize identity to help them politically.
Emhoff was only “independently searching” in Judaism for a few years when he became the White House’s key conduit on anti-Semitism, leapfrogging activists involved in the space for decades. Most recently, he’s been used as a shield to guard against accusations that she kept Shapiro off the ticket to placate Muslim Americans. It’s all just so very… fake.
show less
Once you see it, you can't unsee it. It's like seeing the Matrix. Or being forced to watch Bridget Jones's Diary. It's cringe-inducing every time, and it offends the sensibilities of all but the most sociopathic in our midst. Unfortunately, this constituency is growing, boosted by the narcissism of social media and the atomization of major cities.
show more
The news broke Friday afternoon that Project 2025 director Paul Dans—who has led a more than impressive personnel operation helping to gear up for a second Trump administration—has been pushed out of the Heritage Foundation, where his now infamous project was incubated.
In comments seen by The National Pulse, Dans explained to fellow staff how Project 2025 had “completed what we set out to do, which was create a unified conservative vision, bringing together over 110 leading organizations, united behind the cause of deconstructing the administrative state.”
Roger Sollenberger reported shortly after that the move had been orchestrated by Trump campaign staffer Chris LaCivita, explaining: “There’s a long-running rivalry over controlling a next admin. Senior Trump adviser Chris LaCivita led the charge against Dans.”
This is extremely disappointing news for the MAGA movement and for Trump loyalists who were hoping to lead a charge back into the administration in January.
The only other option being floated is Mercury (big pharma) lobbyist and former DeSantis advisor Susie Wiles, who worked closely with LaCivita to kneecap the Trump loyalists at Project 2025 and who attempted to bring NeverTrumper Charlie Spies into the new Republican National Committee (RNC) HQ.
show less
The news broke Friday afternoon that Project 2025 director Paul Dans—who has led a more than impressive personnel operation helping to gear up for a second Trump administration—has been pushed out of the Heritage Foundation, where his now infamous project was incubated.
show more
Editor’s Notes
Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.
In August 2020, this website was the first in the world to expose the Transition Integrity Project as a product of the globalist deep state, which went on to help secure Joe Biden the White House following one of the most murky elections America has ever witnessed. Now, they’re back, with the pro-Biden Guardian newspaper confirming that “a similar set of wargaming exercises… pinpointed with uncanny precision Trump’s efforts to subvert [2020’s] presidential election.”
In reality, the Transition Integrity Project’s (TIP) predictions were less “uncanny” and more a roadmap for a Biden campaign that was losing badly to Trump. In the dead of night, however, tens of thousands of ballots began to appear, with Republicans scarcely equipped to deal with what has become known as “the steal.”
THE OLD SOROS CONNECTION.
The chain of custody on those ballots remains, to this day, unclear. But the chain of custody to the planning process for the steal was laid out by The National Pulse in advance of the 2020 election. Key George Soros operative Rosa Brooks founded the original TIP alongside the China-linked Nils Gilman, who went on to threaten the life of a former Trump administration official.
In 2024, Brooks is still on the scene with a new partner—Barton Gellman. Gellman is a hardline, pro-war, anti-Trump writer for Atlantic magazine who has also served as an advisor at leading interventionist and neoconservative think tanks in Washington, D.C. Gellman is the deep state personified.
In their newest fantasy, Brooks and Gellman imagine a situation where Trump wins in November 2024 and immediately invokes the Insurrection Act in order to crush political dissent. It is this level of extremist fever-dreaming that doubtless led Thomas Matthew Crooks to attempt to murder President Trump just weeks ago.
Per the Guardian, a “second game looked at Trump’s threat to politicise federal agencies, including the justice department, and weaponise them against his political enemies. A third probed his immigration plans, which include dark warnings of mass roundups of undocumented immigrants and large-scale deportations.”
Another three unreported exercises were played out, with little information available on them at the time of publication. Only a handful of individuals who participated in the May and June war games conducted under “tight security” agreed to be named. Those included former RNC diversity hire Michael Steele, ex-Trump deputy chief of staff for Homeland Security Elizabeth Neumann, former Bill Clinton associate Richard Danzig, and the Biden regime’s own Spencer Boyer – a leading NATO apparatchik.
“This wasn’t a fanciful or unrealistic scenario,” said Peter Keisler, former acting US attorney general under George W Bush, who participated in the simulation. “We know people associated with Trump have been looking into how to use the Insurrection Act to deploy military force domestically against protests.”
ANTI-MILITARY.
The participants even took aim at the U.S. military during the exercises.
“I’m not sure we can count on the military in a Trump world,” remarked Paul Eaton, a former major general in the US army who also participated in the uniparty effort to keep Trump from office.
“When you have an armed force of 2 million-plus men and women who get a steady diet of lies from Fox News and social media, then you risk ending up with a military that’s going to question what is really true,” Eaton said.
One of the most bizarre moments in the war game came when Trump allegedly rounded up three of Joe Biden’s grandchildren, as well as having former Vice President Mike Pence’s daughter arrested, with someone making the comment, “just to make sure Pence keeps his mouth shut.”
“That is just the tip of the iceberg,” another participant said.
Peter Keisler, a former acting US attorney general under George W. Bush, also participated in the simulations and concluded: “Do I think there’s a genuine jeopardy to our democracy? Absolutely. Do I think the country is ready for it? No. Do I think it’s guaranteed to end well? No… And this was just a game. Then there’s real life, and that’s ahead of us.”
In August 2020, this website was the first in the world to expose the Transition Integrity Project as a product of the globalist deep state, which went on to help secure Joe Biden the White House following one of the most murky elections America has ever witnessed. Now, they're back, with the pro-Biden Guardian newspaper confirming that "a similar set of wargaming exercises... pinpointed with uncanny precision Trump’s efforts to subvert [2020's] presidential election."
show more
Editor’s Notes
Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.
I’ve been warning for months now, including in my latest podcast released yesterday, that the Democrat-globalist machine is so much more prepared for this election than we are
I’ve been warning for months now, including in my latest podcast released yesterday, that the Democrat-globalist machine is so much more prepared for this election than we are show more
Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, joined Kash Patel and Matthew Taylor for a live discussion of Government Gangsters, the first documentary to be produced by WarRoom Films, in a special episode of War Room.
Produced by War Room host Stephen K. Bannon, starring Patel, and directed by Taylor, Government Gangsters aims to expose the Deep State and media operatives behind many of the hoaxes directed at Trump, including Russiagate and the 2019 and 2021 impeachments. It is available at WarRoom.film.
WATCH:
show less
Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, joined Kash Patel and Matthew Taylor for a live discussion of Government Gangsters, the first documentary to be produced by WarRoom Films, in a special episode of War Room.
show more
CLACTON-ON-SEA, England – Brexit leader Nigel Farage has won an historic victory in Clacton-on-Sea, with the long-standing political figure set to enter the British parliament for the first time. In his world–exclusive, first interview with Raheem Kassam, The National Pulse, and Real America’s Voice, Farage explained how his party will now form a “beachhead” in parliament. He also used the opportunity to wish his friend, President Donald J. Trump, luck in his campaign for the White House.
“I did 20 years in the European Parliament,” said Farage, “but breaking through the first-past-the-post system is tough. And we haven’t just won, we’ve won big. I’m thrilled.”
Describing his first priorities as a Member of Parliament, Farage said: “I think to try and run before we can walk might be a mistake, [but] I tell you what, those small boats [of illegalmigrants] will be crossing the [English] Channel next week. I guess that’s where I’ll start.”
“This is a bridgehead in the Parliament with many millions behind us,” Farage said, adding: “It’s not just what we do in Parliament that matters. I intend to build a mass movement around the country. Rallies, mass membership, getting ready to fight elections at local level, waiting for special elections to come up in Parliament. There is an energy behind this like you can’t believe.
Asked about the parallels between 2024 and 2016, the newly minted MP for Clacton remarked: “My success in ’16 was good news for Donald. I hope it is again. Go, Donald, go!”
WATCH:
EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage’s first interview – with @RealAmVoice and @TheNatPulse – following his historic parliamentary victory in Clacton-on-Sea and the insurgency of his @reformparty_uk.
CLACTON-ON-SEA, England – Brexit leader Nigel Farage has won an historic victory in Clacton-on-Sea, with the long-standing political figure set to enter the British parliament for the first time. In his world-exclusive, first interview with Raheem Kassam, The National Pulse, and Real America's Voice, Farage explained how his party will now form a "beachhead" in parliament. He also used the opportunity to wish his friend, President Donald J. Trump, luck in his campaign for the White House.
show more
Former Trump lawyer and perennial grifter Michael Cohen claims he’s going to run for Congress in 2026. Specifically, Cohen is targeting New York’s 12th Congressional district, currently occupied by the porcine Jerry Nadler (D), who responded churlishly when quizzed about Cohen’s plan.
“We thank him for his service, but it’s enough already,” Cohen toldNew York Magazine‘s Olivia Nuzzi and Andrew Rice. The authors claim Cohen “would have run this year, but the protracted mental breakdown that came with the trial made it hard to plan the launch of a new career as a politician.”
Still, the news has rankled Nadler, who toldPOLITICO on Saturday morning: “What a great country America is… Anyone can run for Congress — even con men.”
Despite being lauded by Democrats during the Trump trial, Cohen looks like he’ll face significant opposition for his aspirant political career. In reality, Cohen has no real friends and no real allies, having simply been used as a tool for most of his legal career. He was even refused “surrogate” status by the Trump campaign in 2016, when he was at the height of his influence.
Still, the disgraced, perjury-happy lawyer has made millions from his podcasts and media appearances discussing Donald Trump, and appears to have the backing of the increasingly influential Meidas Touch Network – a far-left blog run by Epstein and Diddy-linked brothers who have recently been granted exclusive access by Joe Biden’s White House.
show less
Former Trump lawyer and perennial grifter Michael Cohen claims he's going to run for Congress in 2026. Specifically, Cohen is targeting New York's 12th Congressional district, currently occupied by the porcine Jerry Nadler (D), who responded churlishly when quizzed about Cohen's plan.
show more
Joe Biden acted not just as a popularity “cooler” by appearing alongside Emmanuel Macron during the D-Day anniversary in Normandy, France, but as a kind of “hex,” according to Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse.
Discussing Macron’s disastrous performance against Marine Le Pen’s populist National Rally in the European Parliament elections with War Room host Stephen K. Bannon, Kassam stressed that Biden does not enjoy the undeserved “rock star” status of his former boss, Barack Obama, in Europe.
“There was definitely a different vibe when Obama used to go over there, and there was definitely a different way in which it translated to popularity,” Kassam recalled.
He explained that leaders across Europe, whether the notionally right-wing then-Prime Minister David Cameron in Britain or some of the more socialistic leaders on the Continent, were eager to be seen “cavorting with the ostensible leader of the free world.”
Biden, on the other hand, in Kassam’s estimation, does not just cool European leaders’ popularity but “puts a hex on it, quite frankly.”
“His very presence has probably done nothing net positive to any of these leaders he meets, with Macron included,” he added.
Appearing alongside Joe Biden in Normandy didn’t just have a cooling effect on Macron’s popularity ahead of the European elections, it put a hex on it, argues @RaheemKassam. pic.twitter.com/tXxwhFnvoT
Listen to Raheem Kassam discuss the European election results at length with Jack Posobiec here.
show less
Joe Biden acted not just as a popularity "cooler" by appearing alongside Emmanuel Macron during the D-Day anniversary in Normandy, France, but as a kind of "hex," according to Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse.
show more
Share Story
FacebookTwitterWhatsappTruthTelegramGettrCopy Link
Real News Fan? Show It!
Many people are shocked to learn that because of active censorship, we currently have to spend more time making sure you can even see The National Pulse, than on producing the news itself. Which sucks. Because we do this for the truth, and for you.
But the regime doesn’t want you being informed. That’s why they want us to go away. And that will happen if more people don’t sign up to support our work. It’s basic supply and demand. So demand you get to read The National Pulse, unrestricted. Sign up, today.
We don’t sell ads, and refuse corporate or political cash. It all comes down to you, the reader. I hope you can help.
