Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared his support for “full term abortions,” also known as “abortions until birth,” during an interview with Sage Steele.
In the clip below, Steele asks Kennedy, currently battling to get on the debate stage with Joe Biden and Donald Trump, whether he would continue the status quo on abortion, or seek to reintroduce Roe vs. Wade.
RFK said he would not leave the matter “for the states,” and declared that he thought governments of any kind – local nor national – should not be involved, and that the decision should be left to “the woman.”
“You would say completely, it’s up to the woman —” Steele began.
“I would say it’s up to the woman,” Kennedy replied, adding, “We shouldn’t have government involved.”
“Even if it’s full-term?” Steele pressed.
“Even if it’s full-term,” Kennedy concluded.
RFK’s position, therefore, is that the murder of unborn children should be allowed up until their due date.
— Being Libertarian (@beinlibertarian) May 9, 2024
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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared his support for "full term abortions," also known as "abortions until birth," during an interview with Sage Steele.
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News Corp and FOX Corporation patriarch Rupert Murdoch is lobbying for Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin to become Donald Trump’s running mate in the 2024 election. Murdoch, who initially backed Ron DeSantis to displace Donald Trump as the de facto leader of the Republican Party, pushed Youngkin to do the job instead as the DeSantis campaign began to crash and burn.
A favorite of the donor class, Youngkin claimed he would not run in April 2023 but held unofficial soundings with donors in August, and mega-donor Thomas Peterffy mooted an entry into the Republican race as late as September.
Ultimately, Youngkin – also represented by DeSantis’s campaign manager Jeff Roe – decided against taking on Trump, despite Peterffy promising “the money would be there” for him. The loss of the Virginia legislature in November drove the final nail into his shadow campaign.
With GOP donors finally accepting Trump’s candidacy, Murdoch appears to believe getting Youngkin on the ticket could moderate a second Trump administration.
Megadonor Larry Ellison and figures from the real estate industry are reportedly pushing for South Carolina’s Senator Tim Scott to get the nod. Others are pushing Senator Marco Rubio, an old sparring partner of Trump from the 2016 primary race.
Populist contenders like primary contestant Vivek Ramaswamy and Senator J.D. Vance — the preferred pick of National Pulse readers — are notably less popular amongst the globalist, moneyed class. Donors are said to oppose Vance’s position on tariffs, and there is particular animosity to Ramaswamy, with a GOP lobbyist “close to top party officials” saying: “Good Lord, if it’s him, I’m out.”
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News Corp and FOX Corporation patriarch Rupert Murdoch is lobbying for Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin to become Donald Trump's running mate in the 2024 election. Murdoch, who initially backed Ron DeSantis to displace Donald Trump as the de facto leader of the Republican Party, pushed Youngkin to do the job instead as the DeSantis campaign began to crash and burn.
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Embattled Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan, who is trailing his Trump-endorsed primary opponent David Covey in a May 28 run-off election, maintains concerning ties with far-left transgender and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) advocacy groups across the state.
Phelan and his wife have long been involved with the Texas chapter of Mental Health America (MHA), a group that promotes gender transition surgeries and DEI policies under the guise of mental health advocacy. Additionally, as Speaker, Phelan used his power over the lower legislative chamber’s floor votes to allow a coalition of establishment Republicans and Democrats to push for taxpayer funding for gender transition surgery for minors.
TIES TO TRANS ADVOCATES.
Dade Phelan, and his wife Kim, have longstanding ties with MHA, a so-called mental health advocacy group that promotes transgenderism and DEI under the guise of healthcare. The group awarded Phelan its 2019 Mental Health Champion recognition. His wife, Kim Phelan, has served as the president of MHA Southeast Texas and, according to her bio, is currently the group’s treasurer.
The MHA pushes propaganda that has increasingly been denounced by the medical community, claiming that transgenderism isn’t a mental health issue. They advocate for treatment plans that include hormone replacement therapies and often irreversible gender transition surgeries that come with potentially life-altering complications.
THE LEFT’S REPUBLICAN SPEAKER.
As a lawmaker, Phelan has been instrumental in advancing a progressive, left-wing political agenda in Texas. The LGBTQ+ advocacy group Equality Texas rated Phelan a “C” grade in 2019 — only one of three Republican lawmakers to receive a positive rating. Equality Texas praised Phelan for his “bipartisan leadership” in amending several conservative bills to “ensure they could not be used to preempt municipal nondiscrimination ordinances.”
As Speaker, Phelan often did not take a vote on controversial left-wing legislation, but he would allow it to proceed to the floor, where the establishment Republican and Democrat coalition would vote for passage. One such bill allowed for taxpayer funding of gender transition surgeries for minors.
PHELAN PROFITS FROM PRO-TRANS BUSINESS.
In addition to pushing pro-transgenderism in Austin, Phelan also profits from pro-transgender businesses in his personal life. The Texas House Speaker and his family own several commercial properties in the state, with Planet Fitness being a tenant at two locations.
Planet Fitness has received a bevy of negative press for its refusal to back down from a company policy that allows biological males to enter and use female locker rooms, showers, and bathroom facilities. An Alaska woman was barred from Planet Fitness after complaining about a biological male who stripped naked in the women’s locker room while a female minor was present.
PAXTON IMPEACHMENT LEADER.
Phelan is perhaps best known as the Texas Republican who led the impeachment against the state’s conservative Attorney General Ken Paxton, a staunch ally of former President Donald J. Trump. Despite the Texas Speaker’s best efforts, Paxton survived the dubious impeachment after the case against him collapsed during the trial in the State Senate.
Several witnesses brought by Phelan’s impeachment managers either recanted their prior statements entirely or admitted that they had no evidence of the accusations they leveled against Paxton. Attorney General Paxton credited The National Pulse with helping expose the false charges against him.
In addition to his attacks on Paxton, Phelan has also scuttled several conservative legislative efforts undertaken by Governor GregAbbott (R-TX). In one instance, he blocked a 2023 effort to enact school choice despite it being a top issue for Abbott and receiving the backing of the Republican-controlled State Senate.
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Embattled Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan, who is trailing his Trump-endorsed primary opponent David Covey in a May 28 run-off election, maintains concerning ties with far-left transgender and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) advocacy groups across the state.
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Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron, is taking on his first political role as he prepares to graduate from high school. The Republican Party of Florida has selected the 18-year-old son of former First Lady Melania Trump as one of its at-large delegates to the Republican National Convention. Half-siblings Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Tiffany Trump will also act as Florida delegates.
“We are fortunate to have a great group of grassroots leaders, elected officials, and members of the Trump family working together as part of the Florida delegation to the 2024 Republican National Convention,” said Florida GOP chairman Evan Power.
“‘Florida is continuing to have a great convention team, but more importantly we are preparing to win Florida and win it big,” he added.
Barron, then aged 10, famously joined his father on stage for his victory speech following the 2016 election. He became the first presidential son to live in the White House since John F. Kennedy Jr. in the 1960s.
FAMILY INTERFERENCE.
In recent weeks, the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s trial in Manhattan, Juan Merchan, threatened to keep the former president from attending Barron’s high school graduation.
“Who will explain for me, to my wonderful son, Barron, who is a GREAT Student at a fantastic School, that his Dad will likely not be allowed to attend his Graduation Ceremony, something that we have been talking about for years, because a seriously Conflicted and Corrupt New York State Judge wants me in Criminal Court on a bogus ‘Biden Case’ which, according to virtually all Legal Scholars and Pundits, has no merit, and should NEVER have been brought?” Trump railed after the threat was issued. Merchan later backed down.
Far-left news site The Daily Beast reported Barron will likely attend New York University after graduation. However, it later transpired the story had been knowingly fabricated.
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Donald Trump's youngest son, Barron, is taking on his first political role as he prepares to graduate from high school. The Republican Party of Florida has selected the 18-year-old son of former First Lady Melania Trump as one of its at-large delegates to the Republican National Convention. Half-siblings Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Tiffany Trump will also act as Florida delegates.
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The Joe Biden regime’s Small Business Administration (SBA) has partnered with Democratic Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to register voters in the crucial swing state in what Republicans are branding a “blatant” effort to boost votes for the incumbent.
The SBA has been subpoenaed by the House Small Business Committee, with chairman Rep. Roger Williams (R-Texas) accusing the federal agency of “refus[ing] to comply with the Committee’s ongoing investigation into potential electioneering activities by the SBA.”
“It is unconscionable that during such a precarious time for our nation’s small businesses, the sole federal agency created to serve as their advocate is instead utilizing their limited taxpayer resources and time to advance partisan political campaigns,” commented Rep. Dan Meuser (R-Pa). He branded the scheme “a blatant attempt by the Biden administration to illegally use the SBA as an extension of the President’s campaign.”
The House Small Business Committee has been attempting to summon SBA officials to answer questions about the Michigan scheme for some time, with the subpoenas issued in response to stonewalling.
“The American people deserve answers and transparency on the electioneering activities of the SBA and how they have or plan to insert themselves in the upcoming federal elections,” said Chairman Williams, accusing the SBA of having “repeatedly strayed” from its “sole mission” of “help[ing Main Street thrive and grow.”
Officially, the purpose of the partnership between the SBA and the Michigan Secretary is to “promote civic engagement and voter registration.” However, such schemes can have the effect of boosting turnout for a particular candidate in elections. Supposedly nonpartisan efforts to increase “voter engagement” and overall turnout by election officials in 2020, funded by Mark Zuckerberg and Google, were funneled almost entirely into Democrat-leaning districts.
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The Joe Biden regime's Small Business Administration (SBA) has partnered with Democratic Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to register voters in the crucial swing state in what Republicans are branding a "blatant" effort to boost votes for the incumbent.
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An Islamic leader who praised the October 7Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel recently co-hosted a fundraiser for Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) at a private residence in Fairfax, Virginia. Nihad Awad, the national executive director and co-founder of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), said he was “happy to see” the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel. Rep. Bowman attended the fundraiser benefitting his re-election campaign.
Awad has come under repeated criticism for making antisemitic remarks. On several occasions, the national executive director of CAIR has claimed that Israel “does not have a right to self-defense” — seemingly justifying continued attacks by Iran’s terrorist proxies. Just a month after the barbaric Hamas attack that killed nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, Awad told the 16th annual Convention for Palestine, “The people of Gaza only decided to break the siege—the walls of the concentration camp—on October 7.”
He continued: “And yes, I was happy to see people breaking the siege and throwing down the shackles of their own land and walk free into their land that they were not free to walk in.” The Bidengovernmentcondemned Awad and his remarks after a media firestorm.
Bowman, a member of the far-left ‘Squad,’ has remained silent on why he attended the fundraiser and his reaction to Awad’s praise for Hamas and the deaths of innocent civilians on October 7. The progressive New YorkDemocrat is locked in a tight primary battle to retain his seat. George Latimer, a Democrat and Westchester County Executive, appears poised to unseat the progressive incumbent.
Rep. Bowman infamously pulled a fire alarm to obstruct an official government proceeding. The New York Democrat appeared to be attempting to interrupt a Congressional budget vote.
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An Islamic leader who praised the October 7Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel recently co-hosted a fundraiser for Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) at a private residence in Fairfax, Virginia. Nihad Awad, the national executive director and co-founder of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), said he was "happy to see" the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel. Rep. Bowman attended the fundraiser benefitting his re-election campaign.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he had been left with “cognitive problems” by a parasitic worm in his brain in a 2012 deposition. Now a Democratic primary contender turned independent presidential candidate, RFK Jr. made the admission during divorce proceedings involving his second wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, arguing the health scare had reduced his mental powers and earning power.
Kennedy said he realized there was a problem when he began experiencing brain fog and memory loss. He was initially suspected of having a brain tumor, with scans identifying a dark spot on his brain. Doctors later advised it was “caused by a worm that got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then died,” he said.
“I have cognitive problems, clearly,” he said. “I have short-term memory loss, and I have longer-term memory loss that affects me.”
The 70-year-old candidate tells The New York Times he has fully recovered from these issues now, but Manter Laboratory for Parasitology curator Scott Gardener told the newspaper that cells calcify around worms in the brain, leaving the infected with something “almost like a tumor that’s there forever.”
“It’s not going to go anywhere,” he stressed.
Infectious disease experts and neurosurgeons speculated the condition RFK Jr. described was neurocysticercosis, caused by a pork tapeworm larva.
THE THREE LEADING CANDIDATES.
Kennedy admitted to the NYT he also suffered “severe brain fog” due to mercury poisoning around the time the worm was discovered. The newspaper also noted RFK Jr. history of heart issues, which hospitalized him at least four times between 2001 and 2012, and a hepatitis C infection caught by using drugs intravenously when he was younger.
RFK Jr. is polling better than any third-party presidential candidate since Ross Perot in the early 1990s, and could sway the election. Of the two leading candidates, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, only Trump has no known brain issues, with a doctor’s report in 2023 noting his “cognitive exams were exceptional.”
Biden, 81, almost died from a brain aneurysm in 1988, requiring a multi-hour surgery to save him and receiving the last rites from a priest. Last year, he had a skin cancer lesion removed from his chest. Federal investigators interrogating him over his mishandling of classified documents noted this year that he has memory problems.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he had been left with "cognitive problems" by a parasitic worm in his brain in a 2012 deposition. Now a Democratic primary contender turned independent presidential candidate, RFK Jr. made the admission during divorce proceedings involving his second wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, arguing the health scare had reduced his mental powers and earning power.
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Former President Donald Trump has seen a resurgence in support among suburban women, according to a recent ABC News/Ipsos poll, leveling up with Joe Biden. This is a notable shift within this group, which is traditionally seen as hard to sway and previously favored Biden by considerable margins.
Among suburban women, Trump and Biden are now tied with 45 percent support each among suburban women. Trump leads Biden by eight points — 49 percent to 41 percent — among suburban men.
Concerns over immigration and the economy appear to be driving suburban women to the Republican presidential candidate’s camp. Last year, an April Wall Street Journal poll found that 54 percent of white suburban women supported Biden, while just 41 percent supported Trump. This demographic, which leaned strongly towards Biden in the 2020 elections, seems to have shifted allegiance.
BLACKS, LATINOS, AND WOMEN FOR TRUMP.
While Trump’s support among suburban women has grown, his popularity among black and Hispanic voters has also risen. This upswing is reflected in Gallup and Siena College polling, which revealed Democratic support among these groups at its lowest for 60 years. Given this, Trump could potentially attract votes from black and Hispanic men at levels unseen by a Republican candidate since the 1950s.
According to April’s Wall Street Journalpolling, 30 percent of black men and 11 percent of black women plan to vote for Trump in 2024, nearly double the 12 percent of black men and six percent of black women who voted for him in 2020. Furthermore, a recent USA Today/Suffolk University poll showed Trump leading Biden by five points among Hispanics, marking a 33-point increase from his 2020 levels of support.
Concerns over immigration and the economy are driving support among women for Trump. A recent Gallup poll found that women are now more worried about immigration than men. This is undoubtedly troubling news for the Biden campaign, which views suburban white women as a key voter bloc. Last month, it was reported that George Soros was pumping $1 million into efforts to sway moderate suburban white women.
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Former President Donald Trump has seen a resurgence in support among suburban women, according to a recent ABC News/Ipsos poll, leveling up with Joe Biden. This is a notable shift within this group, which is traditionally seen as hard to sway and previously favored Biden by considerable margins.
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Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) handily won The National Pulse’s vice presidential straw poll, with support from nearly a third of readers. A steadfast supporter of former President Donald Trump, Vance is an outspoken voice for the populist right in the Senate.
Of the over 2,000 readers who participated in the poll, Vance was the top choice for Trump’s VP pick with 32 percent support. This was more than double the support of the runner-ups, Ben Carson and Vivek Ramaswamy, who both polled at 14 percent. Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) and Tulsi Gabbard tied for third place, with 11 percent support each.
Also included in the poll were Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL), North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), and Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY). All seven polled behind “none of the above,” which took fourth place, with nine percent of poll respondents selecting the option.
Sen. Vance, who first rose to prominence with his 2016 memoir Hillbilly Elegy, is noted for his support of former President Trump’s policies, both at home and abroad, and is one of few senators to maintain consistent America First positions, including opposition to NATO’s bloody Ukrainian proxy war against Russia.
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Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) handily won The National Pulse's vice presidential straw poll, with support from nearly a third of readers. A steadfast supporter of former President Donald Trump, Vance is an outspoken voice for the populist right in the Senate.
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After an investigation held by the Georgia secretary of state’s office, officials stated that Fulton County had implemented improper procedures during its 2020 presidential election recount. The news was declared during a Georgia state elections board meeting on Tuesday.
Charlene McGowan, general counsel for the secretary of state’s office, clarified that, despite these findings, the overall outcome of the election, which led to Joe Biden’s presidential success, will not be altered.
“The conclusion of this investigation… is that Fulton County used improper procedures during the recount of the presidential contest in 2020,” McGowan admitted.
The inquiry was prompted by a complaint lodged on July 8, 2022, alleging the inappropriate count of 17,852 ballots. The investigation revealed not only duplicate ballot images, implying probable multiple scanning of some ballots, but also thousands of ballot images missing.
“Does the investigation confirm that there are missing ballot images?”
“Yes.”
Case closed. No cover up operation can conceal the fact that Fulton County did not have the votes it claimed it had. The recount could not replicate the original results.
The state elections board has responded by issuing a letter of reprimand to the county and assigning a monitor to supervise the crucial 2024 presidential election. Fulton County’s representative, Jessica Corbitt, claimed that no proof of fraud has been found, and the county is focusing on upgrading its election procedures and infrastructure.
In the midst of these proceedings, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis indicted Donald Trump and 17 others in August 2023, accusing them of an unlawful attempt to overturn Georgia’s election. The accused are contesting a ruling allowing Willis to remain involved in the case.
Incredible
GA SOS found duplicate ballot images, but can’t say if they were included in the count🤷♀️
If the proof is in the ballots, why not check the ballots?
Probably because the hand audit had AT LEAST 4,081 false Biden votes, which have never been removed from the count pic.twitter.com/TPDm02Atxn
After an investigation held by the Georgia secretary of state's office, officials stated that Fulton County had implemented improper procedures during its 2020 presidential election recount. The news was declared during a Georgia state elections board meeting on Tuesday.
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