President Donald Trump is expected to take the economic fight to Joe Biden in a speech in Charleston, South Carolina, this evening. The 45th President is expected to firmly rebuke the “Bidenomics” agenda, contrasting it to his “MAGANOMICS” of 2016-19 and pitting the two modern political-economy theories against one another.
“Let’s compare the smoldering wreckage of Bidenomics with the incredible success we had three years ago under President Trump and MAGANOMICS,” the former President is expected to say.
“Inflation was higher than expected AGAIN in January. Sixty percent of Americans are now struggling to pay for groceries. And as Crooked Joe himself foolishly pointed out on Sunday, it’s not just that prices are getting higher; it’s that packages are getting smaller. Under my leadership, you had virtually no inflation, and there was no such thing as Joe Biden’s “shrinkflation.”
Labeling the current situation as an “affordability crisis,” this “MAGANOMICS” address marks a tone shift for the campaign, with the Biden regime having previously attempted to use the term with a negative connotation. Recent polling has repeatedly suggested that Americans now trust Trump far more on the economy than Biden, leading the White House and the Biden campaign to abandon that talking point.
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President Donald Trump is expected to take the economic fight to Joe Biden in a speech in Charleston, South Carolina, this evening. The 45th President is expected to firmly rebuke the “Bidenomics” agenda, contrasting it to his “MAGANOMICS” of 2016-19 and pitting the two modern political-economy theories against one another.
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The increasingly influential New York Young Republican Club (NYYRC) will file an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, opposing the moves across several U.S. states to keep President Donald J. Trump off the ballot for the 2024 election.
Gavin Wax, the club’s President, told The National Pulse exclusively: “Activist judges in the Colorado Supreme Court engaged in an unprecedented contortion of the English language to satisfy their political ends. Our amicus brief demonstrates that the authors of the Fourteenth Amendment narrowly tailored the scope of its restrictions. The Colorado Supreme Court’s unprecedented action relies on modern and colloquial usages of precise verbiage, showing how desperate they are to satisfy leftwing activists at the expense of justice.”
…someday, perhaps sooner than President Trump’s political opponents may realize, their misguided interpretation of the Insurrection Clause will work against them. Armed with a weaponized Insurrection Clause, partisan officials (Democrat and Republican alike), particularly in states overwhelmingly controlled by a single party, will find so-called evidence to disqualify despised political opponents from the ballot for having “engaged in insurrection” against the United States, and this process will be repeated ad infinitum.
Lawyer Ed Paltzik told The National Pulse: “President Trump’s political opponents have come to a conclusion that terrifies them: if the 2024 election is conducted fairly, he will win and return to the White House. This would bring their Marxist, America-last, woke agenda to a screeching halt. They will try anything – including misuse of the Insurrection Clause. We are honored and proud to team with Gavin Wax, the New York Young Republican Club, and the National Constitutional Law Union on this amicus brief supporting President Trump.”
National Constitutional Law Union’s John Pierce added: “The attempts to keep Donald Trump off the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment are a brazen and outrageous attack on the Constitution. The weaponization of our legal system must stop, and the NCLU intends to stop it. We are honored to file this amicus brief in support of President Trump, working alongside the amazing leadership team at the NYYRC. The American People will decide who the 47th President is, not leftist judges and unelected bureaucrats.”
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The increasingly influential New York Young Republican Club (NYYRC) will file an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, opposing the moves across several U.S. states to keep President Donald J. Trump off the ballot for the 2024 election.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Sixty-five percent, or almost a full two thirds of Americans say it is “very accurate” or “somewhat accurate” to describe the Biden-made crisis at the U.S. border as an “invasion” of the United States. The data comes as part of new Rasmussen Reports polling of likely U.S. voters, sponsored by The National Pulse.
Asked, “How accurate is it to describe the current situation with migrants at the border with Mexico as an “invasion” of the United States?” just 31 percent said it was not accurate. The numbers are even more stark when broken down into constituent voting groups.
70 percent of 18-39 year olds described “invasion” as accurate, with just 27 percent in disagreement;
74 percent of Black Americans described “invasion” as accurate, with 60 percent of whites, and 73 percent “other” agreeing;
55 percent of Democrats described “invasion” as accurate, with 80 percent of Republicans, and 60 percent “other” agreeing;
Just 27 percent of self-identifying “liberals” described “invasion” as accurate, with 77 percent of conservatives and 60 percent of moderates in agreement.
The news comes after months of border turmoil, heralded by the Biden government’s refusal to police America’s national perimeter. Indeed, between the “pull factors” of Democrat “sanctuary cities”, the federal government’s facilitation of the invasion, and Republican governors shipping migrants around the nation for free, more Americans than ever are concerned about the situation.
Asked, “Is border security a vital national security interest for the United States these days?” 70 percent said yes while 17 percent said no. Asked if the situation was a “crisis,” 72 percent said yes while one in five said no. The poll was conducted Jan 2-4 2024, and surveyed 1,044 U.S. Likely voters.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Sixty-five percent, or almost a full two thirds of Americans say it is "very accurate" or "somewhat accurate" to describe the Biden-made crisis at the U.S. border as an "invasion" of the United States. The data comes as part of new Rasmussen Reports polling of likely U.S. voters, sponsored by The National Pulse.
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President Donald J. Trump is set to turn the issue of “American democracy” against the Democrats and Joe Biden during a speech today in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, declaring his campaign a “righteous crusade to liberate our republic from Biden“.
Recent polling has revealed that single issue voters are primarily motivated by two key themes in 2024: abortion and the state of America’s democratic institutions. As a result, Trump will declare:
“For decades, you watched as a corrupt political class in our nation’s capital looted your money, trampled your dignity, and pushed their radical agenda into every aspect of your lives. But in 2016, you voted to stand up to those liars, losers, crooks, and creeps—and you elected an outsider as president to put America First.”
Additionally, the 45th President is expected to state: “I promise you this: if you put me back in the White House, their reign will be over, and America will be a free nation once again,” before going on to spell out the weaponization of American government against anyone who disagrees with the regime and its policies.
“They want to control your speech. They want to control your social media. They want to control what car you drive, what dishwasher you have—they want to control you,” Trump will tell crowds in the Hawkeye State.
“Just this week, Biden’s Homeland Security secretary even admitted that they are weaponizing Artificial Intelligence to target American citizens for political speech. When I am reelected, I will cancel Biden’s Artificial Intelligence Executive Order—and ban the use of A.I. to censor the speech of American citizens on Day One.”
Trump will also urge Iowa Republicans to commit to caucus for him, with the Iowa caucuses fewer than 50 days away.
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President Donald J. Trump is set to turn the issue of "American democracy" against the Democrats and Joe Biden during a speech today in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, declaring his campaign a "righteous crusade to liberate our republic from Biden".
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Former President Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has blasted bizarre new allegations that he wore a wire whilst working in the White House and acted as an informant against Trump for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in comments provided exclusively to The National Pulse.
The allegations that Meadows had voluntarily worn a listening device and acted as a federal informant were first made on X (formerly Twitter), with a claim the information was corroborated through anonymous Congressional sources:
“BREAKING: Allegedly Mark Meadows worked for the FBI as an informant and wore a wire to record all conversations with President Trump, while he was the Chief of Staff to him… This is not only unconstitutional, but it’s criminal. This is the government we live with. It’s up to us to change that.”
But Meadows explicitly blasted the claims in a brief comment to The National Pulse, stating: “Thanks for checking. It is ridiculous, it is 100 percent NOT TRUE!!”
Speculation as to the accuracy of the claim regarding Meadows quickly spread across social media late Thursday. Ben Williamson, a longtime spokesman for Meadows, also denied the accusation stating: “This crap is ridiculous it’s straight out of the twilight zone.”
Just two days ago ABC News published a now disputed report that Meadows was actively cooperating with special prosecutor Jack Smith and his Department of Justice investigators. Meadows’s lawyer George Terwilliger, however, told CBS News: “I told ABC that their story was largely inaccurate. People will have to judge for themselves the decision to run it anyway.”
Even if the ABC News report were accurate, Meadows’s testimony given to – and likely leaked by the Department of Justice – doesn’t appear to help Smith’s prosecution in any significant way. According to the report, Meadows told investigators that Trump never indicated to him that he believed anything other than the 2020 presidential election was stolen. A key charge in Smith’s Washington, D.C. prosecution of the former President is reliant on the accusation that Trump knew he had lost the election and defrauded the United States by claiming it was stolen.
Meadows indicated to the Pulse that he is unsure as to why these rumors are being spread at this time, though some have speculated that authorities are fuelling such talk to try and drive a wedge between him and President Trump, and to try and lure Trump into “intimidating” Meadows to further fuel partisan gag orders in court.
Will Upton contributed to this story.
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Former President Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has blasted bizarre new allegations that he wore a wire whilst working in the White House and acted as an informant against Trump for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in comments provided exclusively to The National Pulse.
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President Donald J. Trump explained his perspective on the national abortion debate in America, as well as committing to walking away from Democrats if they were unwilling to negotiate on the matter in good faith, in comments made during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
“You’re putting this thing forward now on abortion to say, hey, listen, the country is sick of having this argument all the time. They actually want a solution to it… But if the Democrats come back to you and say, no, we’re not interested in a deal with you, are you willing to then say, well, look, we tried, now these Republicans are going to do what they’re going to do?” Kassam asked.
“Sure, oh sure, sure,” Trump replied, adding: “[T]he Democrats are the radicals because they’re willing, remember, I said during my debate with Hillary… [to] rip the baby out of the womb in the seventh, eighth, ninth month. And that really shook people up… I said she’s willing to rip the baby out of the womb.”
“I think something can happen,” Trump went on, “This is an issue that’s been going on for 52 years. I was able to end it. That gave tremendous negotiating power to the pro-life movement, tremendous negotiating power, because they can’t do the things that they used to be able to do. The pro-life was fighting it. We have these groups fighting this thing for so many decades, but it’s exactly 52 years as of a date in the not too distant future. And that’s a long time. Everybody’s raising money all the time. Everybody. I don’t know, maybe it’s some kind of a business. I don’t know what’s going on, but a lot of money. Everybody was amazed that I was able to do it and I put them in a great negotiating position and we don’t want to blow it. This is an incredible thing that happened. And we also bring it back to the states, which everybody, all legal scholars, both sides wanted it brought back to the states. We did a lot of things. We’re in a tremendous position to negotiate something very good right now. And we’ll see what that is.”
Trump’s commitment to walking around from intransigent Democrats flies in the face of what his opponents in the Republican primary have claimed since his interview with Meet The Press, that is, that the man who almost single-handedly ended Roe v Wade is somehow now pro-abortion. The 45th’s President’s comment on the “business” of the pro-life lobby is likely to rankle those who have profiteered off the matter for decades, achieving precisely nothing until the Trump administration, besides the fattening of their own wallets.
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President Donald J. Trump explained his perspective on the national abortion debate in America, as well as committing to walking away from Democrats if they were unwilling to negotiate on the matter in good faith, in comments made during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse's Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
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President Donald J. Trump hailed Congressional scrapper Rep. Matt Gaetz as a strong and talented leader during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse. Trump praised the Florida Republican for weathering a “Russia, Russia, Russia”-style attempt to take him out with a phony sex trafficking scandal that Trump says he “never believed for a second.”
Speaking to The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief at Mar A Lago, the 45th President of the Untied States described Gaetz, who has been linked with running for Florida Governor, as “a great guy” and “a wonderful person.”
“He’s strong, he went through hell for two years over something that I never believed for a second,” Trump said, adding: “He held up very strong… a lot of guys can’t hold up to that and they put themselves in a corner, put their thumb in their mouth and they say ‘Mama, take me home, get me out here,’ and Matt was strong.”
The former president said he could relate to the Florida firebrand because “what he goes through, I go through times ten” – and that he is able to weather it “because I see the love, I see the people, I see what we’re doing, I know what we’re right.”
“It’s a scam,” Trump concluded. “It’s another scam, it’s Russia, Russia, Russia all over again.”
Gaetz himself has referred to the Pulse+ as the “centerpiece of intellectual populist conservatism,” adding: “In Congress, when people talk about the thought leading investigations and analysis, we are very frequently talking about The National Pulse.”
President Donald J. Trump hailed Congressional scrapper Rep. Matt Gaetz as a strong and talented leader during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse. Trump praised the Florida Republican for weathering a "Russia, Russia, Russia"-style attempt to take him out with a phony sex trafficking scandal that Trump says he "never believed for a second."
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The National Pulse is delighted to present early access for our members to the full interview with President Donald J. Trump.
The Mar a Lago exclusive covered the political as well as the personal, and allowed some further insight into the mind of the 45th President of the United States as he embarks upon yet another historic election campaign.
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PALM BEACH, Florida — President Donald J. Trump reacted to News Corp mogul Rupert Murdoch standing down from his role as CEO today, in a wide ranging, exclusive interview with The National Pulse set to air early next week.
Trump, who has recently been on the receiving end of Murdoch’s influence at Fox News, discussed the issue during a sit down interview at Mar-a-Lago, telling Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam, “I wish him luck,” before lauding the Fox hosts who he says have covered his campaign fairly, as well as using the opportunity to praise the late Roger Ailes.
On Murdoch’s hostility towards him, and the wider Fox News operation, Trump opined: “They pick their opponents – perhaps it’s the globalists – who knows why? He added: “There’s an overhang that you just feel, there’s something missing.”
“Roger Ailes was a great guy and a friend of mine,” Trump said, adding that he was “somebody I respected a lot,” who “did a fantastic job.”
Asked if he thought Murdoch’s stepping down was linked to the Australian’s failed efforts to defeat Trump in the 2024 GOP primary, Trump explained: “Well they put everything against DeSanctimonious, and he’s not a talented person. He’s just not a talented person.”
UPDATE: A few hours after this story was published, Trump posted on Truth Social: “Many people are saying that, ‘You forced Rupert Murdoch into retirement!’ I do not believe this is so, but while we’re at it, how about getting rid of “Democrat” Mitch McConnell, who gives the Radical Left Lunatics, together with his small band of automatic “yes” votes, EVERYTHING they want. There is ZERO Republican Leadership in the United States Senate. MAGA!!!”
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PALM BEACH, Florida — President Donald J. Trump reacted to News Corp mogul Rupert Murdoch standing down from his role as CEO today, in a wide ranging, exclusive interview with The National Pulse set to air early next week.
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