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November 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024
Media

Globalist British Mag Backs Harris.

The Economist has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. The magazine follows another British outlet, The Guardian, in throwing its weight behind the Democratic candidate, as U.S. outlets, including The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and USA Today, opt out of making endorsements despite backing Joe Biden in 2020.

However, the endorsement is far from glowing. It notes, “It is hard to imagine Ms. Harris being a stellar president, though people can surprise you.” It says only that, unlike Trump, they cannot imagine her bringing about a “catastrophe.”

John Prideaux, the U.S. editor at The Economist, has defended the magazine’s partisan stance, arguing, “We don’t think being independent and being opinionated are in conflict with each other. Reporters have strong views on the subjects they cover because they’re experts. It’s odd to pretend they don’t.”

There may be ulterior motives for the British news outlet’s involvement in the U.S. election. The Washington Post and LA Times have seen walkouts over their owners’ instructions not to endorse, and the former has also suffered an exodus of digital subscribers.

However, when the far-left Guardian stepped in to endorse Harris, it claimed in a fundraising email that it was—in contrast to The Post and the LA Times—taking a “fearless” stand by doing so, raking around $2 million in the space of a week.

Image by CC BY-SA HonestReporting.com.

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The Economist has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. The magazine follows another British outlet, The Guardian, in throwing its weight behind the Democratic candidate, as U.S. outlets, including The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and USA Today, opt out of making endorsements despite backing Joe Biden in 2020. show more
November 1, 2024
William Upton
Data
Election 2024

WATCH: Dems Fail to Build Blue Firewall Ahead of Polling Day.

The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief, Raheem Kassam, joined recently freed former Trump White House Chief Strategist Stephen K. Bannon on War Room to explain how the Democrats have failed to build a strong enough firewall in the three Rust Belt battleground states.

Despite some concerns regarding an uptick in Democrat-identifying female voters in Pennsylvania, Kassam breaks down voter data showing that Democrats are falling short of the early vote margins they need to hold off Donald J. Trump’s expected Election Day voter surge.


“It comes down to how a lot of the data is coming out right now—a lot of what we expect, a lot of what the graphs are showing us,” Kassas tells Bannon, noting at least one area of concern: “What the data shows us, as far as their voter file data that is coming out, is that in Pennsylvania they claim about double the number of female Democrats—new voters specifically—are voting than, say, female Republicans.”

“The numbers amongst men… pretty much the same,” Kassam adds. Despite the boost from new female voters, however, the Democrat early vote numbers already banked in Pennsylvania appear to be falling short of the margins they need to overcome the usual Republican turnout on the actual day of the election.

In other battleground states, the numbers for Trump are much better—especially in the Sun Belt states of Arizona and Nevada: “The numbers, however, flip completely on their head when you go to a state like Arizona. What they’re showing us in Arizona is that male Republicans are outstripping male Democrats by about two to one and that the female numbers are about parity,” Kassam says.

While the female low-propensity voter data in Pennsylvania should concern the Trump campaign, a strong push of the Republican base vote heading into election day could still see Trump win the state. The state’s early vote has predominantly been older, leaving a significant segment of younger voters yet to turn out or vote. This means Democrats may still face a base turnout crisis in the must-win swing state.

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The National Pulse's Editor-in-Chief, Raheem Kassam, joined recently freed former Trump White House Chief Strategist Stephen K. Bannon on War Room to explain how the Democrats have failed to build a strong enough firewall in the three Rust Belt battleground states. show more
November 1, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Election 2024
Election Integrity

Election Observers EJECTED If They Refuse to Wear COVID Mask.

A county in Washington State has refused to allow election observers to monitor the election process unless they wear COVID-19 masks despite the state repealing mask mandates over two years ago. Officials in Island County, Washington, are reportedly demanding observers wear masks. Auditor Sheilah Crider refused to let observers in after claiming that half of the staff were COVID-19 positive in August.

Despite her claims, Crider has allegedly been unable to prove to local reporters that the election office was the source of the COVID-19 infections.

Earlier this week, Island County Republicans sent a cease-and-desist letter to the Auditor calling for Crider to end the mask mandate, which they have claimed is illegal. Mask mandates were largely ended in Washington state in March 2022 except in select locations, such as long-term care homes and healthcare. But those mandates were also rescinded the following year, in 2023.

ELECTION INTEGRITY. 

Election integrity remains one of the most important issues ahead of next week’s presidential election, making observers especially important. Hundreds of election officials sounded the alarm over election integrity in several key swing states, including concerns about ballot counting and chain of custody of votes.

Despite the concerns, anti-Trump officials like Georgia  Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger have raised millions of dollars to thwart attempts to bolster election integrity efforts.

Democrats have also sued to halt election integrity efforts in Georgia. In August, both the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Georgia Democratic Party announced a lawsuit to halt a ruling requiring the total number of votes cast to match those counted before election results are certified.

Image by Adam Schultz.

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A county in Washington State has refused to allow election observers to monitor the election process unless they wear COVID-19 masks despite the state repealing mask mandates over two years ago. Officials in Island County, Washington, are reportedly demanding observers wear masks. Auditor Sheilah Crider refused to let observers in after claiming that half of the staff were COVID-19 positive in August. show more
November 1, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Media

Far-Left Guardian Reels In $2M After Kamala Endorsement.

The left-wing Guardian newspaper, based in the United Kingdom, has turned usual U.S. political fundraising practices upside down. While candidates usually receive campaign contribution windfalls from newspaper endorsements or other high-profile inflection points, the Guardian is instead reaping financial rewards for backing Vice President Kamala Harris for the U.S. presidency. By doubling down on their endorsement of Kamala Harris, the newspaper was able to quickly raise an eye-popping $2 million from its readers.

A five-paragraph note sent to readers by U.S. editor Betsy Reed highlighted The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times‘s decisions not to endorse a presidential candidate in 2024. “Something these two papers have in common? They both have billionaire owners who could face retaliation in a Trump presidency,” Reed argues. She adds: “The Guardian is not billionaire-owned, nor do we have shareholders. We are supported by readers and owned by the Scott Trust, which guarantees our editorial independence in perpetuity.”

The newspaper’s U.S. editor goes on to emphasize that the Guardian—unlike The Post or the LA Times—did, in fact, endorse Harris for president. She stressed: “Fearless journalism and an informed public are bedrocks of our democracy, and it is an abdication of our duty as journalists to sit out this election out of self-interest.”

While it is common for U.S. political candidates to raise money off high-profile media and celebrity endorsements, it is almost unheard of for a media outlet to raise money off their decision to endorse a candidate. However, the Guardian‘s success—generating $500,000 in three days and $2 million in a week—could change the landscape going forward.

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The left-wing Guardian newspaper, based in the United Kingdom, has turned usual U.S. political fundraising practices upside down. While candidates usually receive campaign contribution windfalls from newspaper endorsements or other high-profile inflection points, the Guardian is instead reaping financial rewards for backing Vice President Kamala Harris for the U.S. presidency. By doubling down on their endorsement of Kamala Harris, the newspaper was able to quickly raise an eye-popping $2 million from its readers. show more
November 1, 2024
Data
Election 2024

Kamala Loses Front-Runner Status in New Hampshire.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris can no longer count on winning in New Hampshire, as polls indicate the state is now in play ahead of next Tuesday’s election. RealClearPolitics has classified New Hampshire as a toss-up state, moving it from its previous “leans Democrat” status.

The latest New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica poll shows a competitive race, with President Donald J. Trump holding a narrow lead of 50.2 percent to Harris‘ 49.8 percent.

The change in New Hampshire’s forecast implies that more than 100 Electoral College votes are now up for grabs. Although it only contributes four Electoral College votes, New Hampshire could emerge as a potential key player in determining the election.

In recent elections, New Hampshire has consistently voted Democrat. The state went for Joe Biden in 2020 by 7.2 points and more narrowly for Hillary Clinton in 2016. This trend might be tested in 2024 as the Trump campaign views the state as winnable. Karoline Leavitt, Trump’s campaign national press secretary, mentioned Harris is on the defensive in New Hampshire.

Before the latest New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica data, Harris led every poll as the Democratic nominee.

Early voting suggests a very close race between Trump and Harris. So far, over 58 million early in-person and mail-in votes have been cast, 41 percent of which were registered Democrats and 40 percent of which were registered Republicans.

While more Republicans are voting early than in the past, the early voting patterns may not reflect the overall result, especially as many Republicans tend to vote on Election Day.

Some pollsters, however, predict that Trump may not only win but could win by a landslide with 300 Electoral College votes.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris can no longer count on winning in New Hampshire, as polls indicate the state is now in play ahead of next Tuesday's election. RealClearPolitics has classified New Hampshire as a toss-up state, moving it from its previous "leans Democrat" status. show more
November 1, 2024
Election 2024

AOC Tried to Use Arabic on Her Election Flyers. It Turned Out to be Gibberish.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is facing criticism over a campaign mailer featuring a nonsensical Arabic translation of election information, including the last day voters can cast their ballot. The campaign leaflet features Arabic script in which the characters appear in reverse order and are disconnected, deviating from standard Arabic script requirements.

The mistake drew attention after Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a journalist, criticized the gaffe on X (formerly Twitter). He remarked that the disorganized script was emblematic of Ocasio-Cortez’s disconnect with Arab voters.

The incorrect Arabic also drew comments from Meir Javedanfar, an Iranian studies professor at Reichman University. He equated the flyer mishap with Ocasio-Cortez’s understanding of Middle Eastern affairs, labeling it “gibberish.”

Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign did not appear to have caught the error until Shihab-Eldin and others noted the mistake. The New York Democratic Party lawmaker had posted images of the mailer on social media but quickly deleted them after criticism began to roll in. As part of her campaign, Ocasio-Cortez has been vocal about reducing military aid to Israel, accusing the Jewish state of committing acts of genocide against Palestinians.

The social media post accompanying the campaign material pointed out efforts to mobilize New Yorkers in five languages, advancing support for Vice President Kamala Harris, Governor Tim Walz (D-MN), and Ocasio-Cortez herself. According to the Democrat, her campaign has sent mailers in 800 languages, including English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, French Creole, and Bengali. It is unclear how many suffer from translation and grammatical issues which render them unintelligible.

Image by Matt A.J.

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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is facing criticism over a campaign mailer featuring a nonsensical Arabic translation of election information, including the last day voters can cast their ballot. The campaign leaflet features Arabic script in which the characters appear in reverse order and are disconnected, deviating from standard Arabic script requirements. show more
November 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024
UK

Don Jr. Warns Britain’s Far-Left Govt Is Damaging UK-U.S. Relationship: ‘They Should Be Ashamed.’

Former President Donald J. Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., has warned Britain’s governing Labour Party is damaging the British-American special relationship by intervening in the U.S. election on behalf of Kamala Harris. He also had harsh words for the British state’s turn towards authoritarianism, calling it “disgusting.”

Asked by the British media whether Labour Party staffers traveling to the U.S. to campaign for Harris would “damage the special relationship,” Don Jr. said it was “certainly not a great start, because it’s clear what they’re doing.”

Speaking on the state of the United Kingdom more generally, he added: “It’s absolute lunacy what I see going on in the UK right now… They’re jailing people for misgendering someone; honestly, it’s disgusting, and they should be ashamed of themselves.”

Britain lacks robust, First Amendment-style free speech protections, with citizens being liable for arrest and even imprisonment for causing offense. Last year, an autistic minor was arrested for a “homophobic public order offense” after saying a policewoman with short hair reminded her of her “lesbian nana.”

In recent months, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) launched a threatening campaign warning social media users to “Think before you post,” saying action would be taken against so-called “online violence” and content spreading “hatred.”

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Former President Donald J. Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., has warned Britain's governing Labour Party is damaging the British-American special relationship by intervening in the U.S. election on behalf of Kamala Harris. He also had harsh words for the British state's turn towards authoritarianism, calling it "disgusting." show more
October 31, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Politics

ICYMI: Top Kamala Surrogate: ‘F**k White Women.’

Cora Masters Barry—the widow of the late Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry—slammed Democrats for being overly focused on white women voters. During a Zoom call with Rolling Out CEO Munson Steed, she emphatically insisted: “F**k white women.” The recently resurfaced remarks came in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election and were followed by a racist diatribe by the black feminist and activist who has met with Kamala Harris and other White House officials dozens of times.

‘F**K WHITE WOMEN.’

“We have to change our strategy… got to get our people. We have to get our—they got their people. They got all the trailer parks all covered. All them people up in West Virginia and the hills, they’re covered. They got them all the way there to Wall Street,” Barry said on the call, complaining that Democrats were pandering to white female voters at the expense of black women.

She continued: “[Trump] did that, and we’re sitting here talking about the white women. F**k the white women—excuse me—forget the white women. They’re going to do what the white men tell them to do.”


Barry is an outspoken supporter of Vice President Harris, the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee. She also serves as a commissioner on Washington, D.C.’s Commission on the Arts and the Humanities.

“They be smiling in their faces, they want to stay in charge,” Barry’s racist diatribe continued. She added: “I don’t care nothing about them, we got to do what we got to do.”

PLANNING FOR KAMALA 2024?

During the same appearance with Steed, Barry and fellow activist Melanie Campbell appeared to back a Harris presidential run—stating the next president needed to be a black woman. “And that’s not going to happen if we don’t reach all of our black people, because they’re the ones who are going to put her in there,” Barry said. “Those white folks ain’t going to put her in there.”

In 2022, during a memorial event for her late husband, Barry heaped praise on infamous anti-white racist and anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam. “Minister Farrakhan, we love you more than you love us. You just don’t know it,” she said.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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Cora Masters Barry—the widow of the late Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry—slammed Democrats for being overly focused on white women voters. During a Zoom call with Rolling Out CEO Munson Steed, she emphatically insisted: "F**k white women." The recently resurfaced remarks came in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election and were followed by a racist diatribe by the black feminist and activist who has met with Kamala Harris and other White House officials dozens of times. show more
October 31, 2024
Election 2024
Media

WaPo Takes Out Anti-Trump Ads Amid Subscriber Exodus.

The Washington Post has intensified its negative coverage of former President Donald J. Trump after digital subscribers canceled memberships en masse to protest its decision not to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris. On Monday, The Post significantly increased its expenditures on digital advertising, boosting numerous articles attacking Trump on platforms such as Facebook.

The move comes after WaPo owner Jeff Bezos spiked a planned endorsement of Harris by the newspaper’s editorial board. The Amazon founder penned an editorial explaining the decision, noting that the public no longer trusts the corporate media and that steps must taken to to correct this if the newspaper is to avoid fading into “irrelevance.”

However, the partisan digital subscriber base The Post has courted were not pleased with the decision, with around a tenth of them canceling their subscriptions in protests. Numerous editorial board members and contributors also resigned, including Robert Kagan, husband of warmongering former Biden-Harris official Victoria Nuland.

Boosting anti-Trump articles online is likely an attempt to convince leftist news consumers that The Post will still be pushing an anti-Trump narrative, even if it refrains from openly endorsing his political rivals.

When explaining his decision, Bezos noted that newspaper endorsements “do nothing to tip the scales of an election,” hinting that aping a more neutral stance may leave The Post better placed to influence public opinion.

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The Washington Post has intensified its negative coverage of former President Donald J. Trump after digital subscribers canceled memberships en masse to protest its decision not to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris. On Monday, The Post significantly increased its expenditures on digital advertising, boosting numerous articles attacking Trump on platforms such as Facebook. show more
October 31, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Election 2024
Health

Trump Transition Chief Says RFK Jr Will NOT Be HHS Secretary.

Howard Lutnick, co-chairman of President Donald J. Trump’s transition team, has said that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not be head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in a restored Trump administration. However, he defended the former Democrat’s position on vaccine safety, suggesting he wants data, not a Cabinet position.

Lutnick told CNN he had a two-and-a-half-hour meeting with RFK Jr. and that Kennedy had informed him that vaccines were being released for years without any product liability. He explained Kennedy’s concerns around the historical rate of autism in the United States, noting it now afflicts one in 34 young boys.

Despite CNN host Kaitlan Collins claiming that all vaccines are “safe,” Lutnick pushed back, asking, “How do you know they are safe?”

Lutnick confirmed that RFK Jr. will not be put in charge of HHS but said he will be granted access to data that could potentially find links between vaccines and autism. He said a future Trump administration would make companies liable for unsafe vaccines.

RFK Jr. had previously told supporters that President Trump had promised him “control” of the health agencies, including “HHS and its subagencies, CDC, FDA, NIH, and a few others, and then also the USDA.”

Last month, former CDC Director Robert Redfield backed RFK and his policies, saying, “The failing health of our kids, the needless suffering and death, can be ended by a Kennedy Commission on Childhood Chronic Disease—and the vast burden of chronic disease that now demoralizes and bankrupts our nation can disappear.”

Other members of the health establishment, however, have expressed fear of RFK’s influence, particularly regarding childhood vaccines.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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Howard Lutnick, co-chairman of President Donald J. Trump's transition team, has said that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not be head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in a restored Trump administration. However, he defended the former Democrat's position on vaccine safety, suggesting he wants data, not a Cabinet position. show more