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February 25, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024

STUDY: Women More Likely to Vote Trump During Most Fertile Point of Menstrual Cycle.

A new scientific study indicates women are more likely to vote for former President Donald Trump during the most fertile period of their menstrual cycle. According to researchers from the New School for Social Research, led by psychologist Jessica L Engelbrecht, women, when at their most fertile, are drawn to the former President’s intelligence in comparison to his political opponents.

The research occurred between July and August 2020, observing 549 women to identify changes in their political opinions over time. Each was asked to select their preferred candidate in a series of hypothetical match-ups drawn at random. Candidates included Kamala Harris, Corey Booker, Barack Obama, Mike Pence, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Mitt Romney.

A significant correlation was noticed between women at their most fertile and expressing positive opinions towards former President Donald Trump. An earlier 2010 study by the research team found that women overwhelmingly preferred Barack Obama during periods of ovulation.

The researchers concluded at the time that women were drawn to Obama through physical attraction. However, the 2020 study indicated that women, while ovulating, were drawn to former President Trump because of his high degree of intelligence, not physical attractiveness.

Former President Trump has seen a resurgence in support among women and college-educated voters as the 2024 general election cycle kicks off in the United States. A vast majority of recent polling shows him leading incumbent President Joe Biden among those likely to vote in the November election.

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A new scientific study indicates women are more likely to vote for former President Donald Trump during the most fertile period of their menstrual cycle. According to researchers from the New School for Social Research, led by psychologist Jessica L Engelbrecht, women, when at their most fertile, are drawn to the former President's intelligence in comparison to his political opponents. show more
February 24, 2024
Raheem J. Kassam
Breaking
Election 2024

Trump Wins South Carolina, Humiliating Haley.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina — President Donald J. Trump is projected to win the South Carolina primary, humiliating his last GOP competitor, Nikki Haley.

Trump arrived in Columbia having spoken at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland earlier in the day. The National Pulse was in attendance at the South Carolina event, which erupted in cheers when Trump was named the winner just moments after polls closed.

Guests in attendance included Congressman Nancy Mace, Brexit leader Nigel Farage, and Senator Lindsay Graham.

Speaking to the assembled hundreds of supporters at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds, Trump stressed the importance of party unity in the face of another four years of Joe Biden.

This story may be updated. Image by Inc Monocle.

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COLUMBIA, South Carolina — President Donald J. Trump is projected to win the South Carolina primary, humiliating his last GOP competitor, Nikki Haley.

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February 24, 2024
Raheem J. Kassam
Election 2024
Exclusive

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Liberation Day!’ — Trump Touts Dissident Creds in Historic CPAC Speech Preview.

President Donald J. Trump is expected to declare November 5th, the date of the next U.S. Presidential Election, ‘Liberation Day’ for “hardworking Americans,” during an historic speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday afternoon, The National Pulse can exclusively report.

Trump, who will also attend the South Carolina primary results party today, will also declare November 5th, “judgement day” for “the liars, cheaters, fraudsters, censors, and imposters who have commandeered our government.”

“Just imagine it…With 4 more years of Biden…China will dominate us not just economically, but militarily,” Trump will say, in a speech that is expected to broadly focus on what another Biden term would portend for America, while drawing a line under the distraction of Nikki Haley’s failed primary challenge.

“The people we are up against want to put YOUR free speech in shackles. They want to put your democracy in chains. They want to turn the law into a blunt instrument of political repression—and wield our Justice System as a weapon of their police state,” Trump will say in remarks due at around 1pm EST.

With a focus on distinguishing America’s next four years under Trump versus what it would be like under Biden, Trump is also expected to discuss the differences between “Bidenomics” and what has become known as “MAGAnomics.”

“The unprecedented success of the United States of America will be my ultimate and absolute revenge,” he will declare in remarks similar to those he made on stage at a South Carolina town hall earlier this week.

Finally, The National Pulse can report that Trump is expected to take aim at President Biden’s upcoming State of the Union address, preempting the left’s predictable attempts to place immigration and border blame at the feet of Republicans in Congress.

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President Donald J. Trump is expected to declare November 5th, the date of the next U.S. Presidential Election, ‘Liberation Day’ for “hardworking Americans,” during an historic speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday afternoon, The National Pulse can exclusively report.

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February 23, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024

WaPo: Kamala as VP Was ‘Most Consequential Mistake’ of Biden’s Life.

Veteran columnist George Will says President Joe Biden’s selection of Kamala Harris as Vice-President was the most consequential mistake of his presidency. The Washington Post columnist compares Harris with Henry Wallace, the second man to serve as Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s number two. Before Roosevelt died in office, Wallace was infamously demoted to Commerce Secretary in favor of Harry S. Truman due to his eccentric thoughts on mysticism and pro-Soviet Union political stances.

Harris, who would take over as President of the United States should something happen to the 81-year-old Joe Biden, is deeply unpopular among Americans. According to FiveThirtyEight’s approval aggregate, Harris has only a 36.4 percent approval rating as of February 20th, while Biden’s is slightly higher at 39.5 percent.

Before her elevation to the Vice-Presidency, Harris served as a Democratic Senator for the State of California. As a lawmaker, Harris staked out progressive positions deeply out of alignment with the majority of the American people. As Vice President, she was tapped to oversee the Biden government’s U.S. border policy, which has devolved into a crisis, driving voter anger with Biden.

The California Democrat’s penchant for public gaffes, narcissism, and progressive politics have led some in the Democrat Party to call for her to be replaced as Biden’s 2024 Vice-Presidential nominee. They point to California Governor Gavin Newsom, a political rival of Harris, as a more tolerable choice.

In her rise to political power, Harris has been accused of engaging in unethical behavior, including carrying on a sexual relationship with former Speaker of the California Assembly Willie Brown. The relationship allegedly played a role in her appointment as District Attorney for Alameda County and to several state boards.

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Veteran columnist George Will says President Joe Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as Vice-President was the most consequential mistake of his presidency. The Washington Post columnist compares Harris with Henry Wallace, the second man to serve as Franklin Delano Roosevelt's number two. Before Roosevelt died in office, Wallace was infamously demoted to Commerce Secretary in favor of Harry S. Truman due to his eccentric thoughts on mysticism and pro-Soviet Union political stances. show more
February 23, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024

Trump: ‘I Will Be Your Peacemaker.’

Former President Donald Trump said he would steer the United States away from a possible third world war should voters return him to the White House this November. Speaking at the National Religious Broadcasters’ 2024 convention in Washington, D.C., the former President cited the Bible verse from Matthew 5:9, “Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God.”

“As the Bible says, blessed are the peacemakers, right? Blessed are the peacemakers. And I will be, I promise, I will be your peacemaker,” said Trump, adding: “I will be the only president… and I say it with great conviction… I will prevent World War Three.” Trump said he’s concerned President Joe Biden has pushed us close to a third global war that “would be like no other.”

Under President Biden, Americans have witnessed a surge in conflicts around the world. Notably, in late February of 2022, Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine. In October of last year, Hamas carried out violent terrorist attacks against Israel, sparking a war that threatens to destabilize the entire Middle East region.

In the Biden government’s haste to reverse as many of Trump’s decisions as possible, they de-listed the Houthi rebels as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO). Now the Houthis are carrying out attacks against international shipping in the Gulf of Aden and Red Sea, forcing the U.S. to increase its military commitments in the region. Iranian proxies in Jordan, Iraq, and Syria have killed at least three U.S. soldiers in a series of attacks on military bases.

By contrast, global stability was a feature of Trump’s term in office. The historic Abraham Accords normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations. Meanwhile, Trump’s rapprochement with North Korea resulted in the nation’s leader Kim Jong-Un quietly stopping long-range ballistic missile tests after 2018. North Korea resumed tests less than a year into Biden’s term in office.

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Former President Donald Trump said he would steer the United States away from a possible third world war should voters return him to the White House this November. Speaking at the National Religious Broadcasters' 2024 convention in Washington, D.C., the former President cited the Bible verse from Matthew 5:9, "Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God." show more
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February 22, 2024
The National Pulse
Election 2024

Trump Converts ENTIRE PANEL of Undecideds During SC Town Hall.

A group of undecided South Carolina voters told Fox News they are supporting former President Donald Trump following a town hall interview in Greenville, SC, on Wednesday evening.

Trump’s demonstration of leadership qualities particularly impressed the panelists. “Donald Trump, if I could summarize what he said in one word, it was just ‘strength.’ He had a way about him that demanded attention. He really sounded like the kind of leader I would want to vote for,” said one voter.

The panel responded extremely positively to Trump’s line that his “success” will be his “revenge,” with one panelist saying: “That right there is the line I’ve been wanting to hear from Donald Trump this whole election cycle. Is he running again to get revenge, to pay back, who do we have to attack, the vendetta? No, it’s my policies, my platform, my results, that will be my revenge.”

Trump’s comments that America is “a country that’s dying” and “a failing nation” also resonated with the South Carolina voters.

“He answered all of my questions about getting the fentanyl and all the drugs out over the border,” one voter said. “I think he’d be great to strengthen the homeless and try to help solve that.”

Trump maintains a substantial lead over GOP rival Nimarata ‘Nikki’ Haley in South Carolina. Trump leads Haley by 28 points among voters who are “very likely” to vote in Saturday’s Republican Primary.
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A group of undecided South Carolina voters told Fox News they are supporting former President Donald Trump following a town hall interview in Greenville, SC, on Wednesday evening. show more
February 22, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024

Ex Dem Tulsi Gabbard to Headline Mar-a-Lago Fundraiser.

Former Democrat Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is set to headline a conservative group’s fundraising dinner at Mar-a-Lago in early March. Though unconnected with former President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, the 917 Society’s choice of Gabbard as its dinner’s headliner is fueling speculation that Gabbard could be tapped for a role in a future Trump administration. Some even believe she could be a dark horse candidate for Trump’s vice-presidential nominee.

The 917 Society — which provides pocket Constitutions to schools nationwide — says their event will be an “occasion that promises to shape the future of America.” Conservative political commentator and former Republican presidential primary candidate Larry Elder will join Gabbard as a guest speaker. Elder endorsed Donald Trump for president after dropping out of the race last year.

WALK AWAY.

Before her right-ward shift, Gabbard was considered a rising star among left populists in the Democrat Party. When Gabbard was first elected in 2012 as a U.S. Representative for Hawaii, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow said: “I’m going to tell you right now that her name is Tulsi Gabbard because she is on the fast track to being very famous someday.”

In 2020, Gabbard ran for the Democrat presidential nomination — announcing she would not seek re-election in the House of Representatives. While her campaign failed to gain traction among Democrats, her anti-war and populist policy positions gained a following among a segment of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement. In 2022, Gabbard left the Democrat Party entirely, becoming a frequent guest on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show.

VP?

As former President Trump continues to poll ahead of Biden in the 2024 presidential election contest, speculation regarding Gabbard’s future continues to heat up. The National Pulse previously reported that Gabbard and Trump met recently to discuss reforms to the Pentagon. Whether the former Democrat is tapped for a cabinet secretary role or even Vice-President, many in MAGA would prefer to have her on their side. The Daily Beast recently reported one Trumpworld source as saying: “I don’t know what the deal is with Tulsi, but I’d certainly rather have her on our side than on somebody else’s.”

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Former Democrat Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is set to headline a conservative group's fundraising dinner at Mar-a-Lago in early March. Though unconnected with former President Donald Trump's presidential campaign, the 917 Society's choice of Gabbard as its dinner's headliner is fueling speculation that Gabbard could be tapped for a role in a future Trump administration. Some even believe she could be a dark horse candidate for Trump's vice-presidential nominee. show more
February 22, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024

‘Biden Will Win 2024’ Due to Abortion Referendums and Democrat Voter Operation, Says Advisory Firm.

Signum Global Advisors — a research firm specializing in analytics and institutional investor and corporate advisory — says President Joe Biden will likely win re-election in November. The firm gives Biden a 65 percent chance of returning to the White House, breaking with recent predictions by major institutional investors like Jamie Dimon, David Rubenstein, and Scott Bessent, who have indicated former President Trump holds an electoral edge.

“At this stage in the U.S. presidential race, more data points a priori seem to favor former President Donald Trump over current President Joe Biden,” a research team led by Rob Casey, a senior analyst for Signum Global, argues. They add: “Adjusted for what we view as the determining factor in this election — voter mobilization — however, our current base case expectation is a Biden victory (65 [percent]), coupled with a divided Congress (Republican-majority Senate, Democrat-majority House).”

MOBILIZATION.

Biden’s victory, according to the research firm, is premised on their belief in the likelihood that Democrat voter turnout will be high — driven in part by numerous state referendums on abortion and the Democrat Party’s framing of the 2024 election as pivotal to the future of American democracy. Signum Global also downplays the impact of immigration on the 2024 election, claiming their analysis indicates only 17 percent of voters say the issue impacts them directly. The Signum Global research team also said it believes the U.S. will not experience an economic recession in 2024, noting: “Since 1944, no incumbent president running for re-election has lost without a recession during or immediately preceding the election cycle.”

DEMOCRAT DONOR.

While Signum Global’s analysis shouldn’t be brushed aside by Republicans — the issue of abortion arguably turned the tide nearly in favor of Democrats during the 2022 mid-terms — the firm isn’t without its own political bias. Charles Myers, the founder of Signum Global Advisors, is a Democrat mega-donor. Since the beginning of the 2023-2024 election cycle, FEC data indicates Myers has contributed nearly $250,000 to Democrat candidates and aligned PACs. He has made the legal maximum contribution to several national Democrat leaders, including Eric Swalwell, Nancy Pelosi, Elissa Slotkin, and Adam Schiff.

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Signum Global Advisors — a research firm specializing in analytics and institutional investor and corporate advisory — says President Joe Biden will likely win re-election in November. The firm gives Biden a 65 percent chance of returning to the White House, breaking with recent predictions by major institutional investors like Jamie Dimon, David Rubenstein, and Scott Bessent, who have indicated former President Trump holds an electoral edge. show more
February 22, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Election Integrity

Biden Public Officials Colluding With Far-Left Activists to Swing Election.

Public employees in the Biden government are colluding with far-left non-profit groups to boost turnout among key Democrat constituencies ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Emails obtained by the Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project reveal government officials with USAID have been taking direction on how to register voters from Demos — a left-wing non-profit dedicated to ‘racial justice.’ USAID — a part of the U.S. Department of State — is ostensibly an international development agency with a $27 billion taxpayer-funded budget that provides economic support to over 100 countries worldwide.

USAID is not the only government agency actively working with Democrat-aligned groups like Demos to assist President Joe Biden’s re-election efforts. In 2021, Biden signed Executive Order 14019 — which directs the various agencies and departments in his government to “consider ways to expand citizens’ opportunities to register to vote and to obtain information about, and participate in, the electoral process.”

Under the guise of a ‘public service,’ President Biden’s order effectively incorporates the federal government in aiding Democrat turnout efforts. While the order claims agencies are to only work with ” approved, nonpartisan third-party organizations,” that has not happened in practice. According to Demos, they expect to be able to add 3 million new voters to the 2024 election rolls – paid for by U.S. taxpayer dollars.

The Biden re-election campaign, now with the assistance of the U.S. federal government, has rushed to ramp up efforts to maximize their political base’s turnout. Polling has shown the Democrat incumbent consistently trailing former President Donald Trump. Voter concerns regarding Biden’s age and health, inflation and the economy, the illegal immigrant invasion of the southern border, and the chaos in the Middle East have driven Biden’s approval ratings to near-record lows. The President’s deep unpopularity has left national Democrats questioning whether he can defeat Trump in 2024.

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Public employees in the Biden government are colluding with far-left non-profit groups to boost turnout among key Democrat constituencies ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Emails obtained by the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project reveal government officials with USAID have been taking direction on how to register voters from Demos — a left-wing non-profit dedicated to 'racial justice.' USAID — a part of the U.S. Department of State — is ostensibly an international development agency with a $27 billion taxpayer-funded budget that provides economic support to over 100 countries worldwide. show more
February 22, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024

Trump Trounces Biden, Kamala, AND Newsom in Pennsylvania Poll.

Polling from the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, where Donald Trump currently leads Joe Biden, suggests the Democrats may not have any better alternatives to the 81-year-old incumbent.

Biden, dogged by concerns about his age and failing memory, trails Trump by two points in a head-to-head in the Keystone State, 45 to 43 — and by five points when third-party candidates such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Jill Stein are included.

Swapping Biden out for a younger model does not improve the Democrats’ fortunes, however. Vice President Kamala Harris, 59, trails Trump by an even greater nine points, 40 to 49.

California Governor Gavin Newsom, 56, who ran a shadow presidential campaign culminating in a debate against failed Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis in 2023, is still further behind Trump, trailing him by 15 points. This suggests the Democrats face issues finding a viable alternative to Biden well beyond any particular problems with his perennially unpopular running mate.

The Pennsylvania polling mirrors similar national polling, with Trump beating Harris by a greater margin than Biden and Newsom by a greater margin than Harris.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who has also been peddled as an alternative to Biden and his Vice President, polls even worse than Newsom against Trump.

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Polling from the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, where Donald Trump currently leads Joe Biden, suggests the Democrats may not have any better alternatives to the 81-year-old incumbent. show more