Muslim American voters are threatening to sit out the 2024 presidential election unless President Joe Biden pressures Israel to accept a ceasefire with Hamas, the terrorist group that governs the Gaza territory. Prominent Muslim political leaders in key 2024 swing states like Michigan and Pennsylvania have given Biden until 5pm ET today to demand that Israel pull back its forces from Gaza and enter into talks with Hamas.
In a letter, the National Muslim Democratic Council – an organization representing the interests of Muslim voters and political leaders in the Democrat Party – warned that they will “withhold endorsement, support, or votes for any candidate who endorses the Israeli offensive against the Palestinian people.” The letter directly addressed President Biden and his government’s support for Israel after the barbaric October 7th terror attack perpetrated by Hamas, stating:
Your administration’s unconditional support, encompassing funding and armaments, has played a significant role in perpetuating the violence that is causing civilian casualties and has eroded trust in voters who previously put their faith in you.
Over a million Muslim Americans voted in the 2020 presidential election, making up significant portions of the electorate in Michigan and Minnesota – 71 percent of registered Muslim voters cast a ballot in the presidential contest. In a state like Michigan, which was decided by a narrow 2.6 percent margin in 2020, a drop off in support among Muslim voters could be catastrophic for Biden’s re-election campaign. Current polls show the race in Michigan between Biden and former President Donald Trump to be a statistical dead-heat.
On October 7th, the radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas launched a horrific surprise attack on neighboring Israel, resulting in the deaths of 1,400 Israeli citizens and soldiers. In addition to the Israeli deaths, 31 American citizens were also killed in the attack with others taken hostage and held in Gaza.
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Muslim American voters are threatening to sit out the 2024 presidential election unless President Joe Biden pressures Israel to accept a ceasefire with Hamas, the terrorist group that governs the Gaza territory. Prominent Muslim political leaders in key 2024 swing states like Michigan and Pennsylvania have given Biden until 5pm ET today to demand that Israel pull back its forces from Gaza and enter into talks with Hamas.
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The National Archives is now saying it has located 82,000 pages of emails sent or received by known pseudonyms used by President Joe Biden. The existence of the emails, sent by Biden while serving as Vice-President under Democrat President Barack Obama, was revealed in a court filing made public earlier Monday. Previously the National Archives said they had 5,400 emails sent by Biden under a false name.
The existence of the new massive trove of pseudo-anonymous emails sent by Biden was only made public by a Freedom Of Information Act lawsuit brought by the Southern Legal Foundation. “NARA has completed a search for potentially responsive documents and is currently processing those documents for the purpose of producing non-exempt portions of any responsive records on a monthly rolling basis,” stated a status report filed in a federal court in Georgia on Monday. “Given the scope of Plaintiff’s FOIA request, which seeks copies of all emails in three separate accounts over an eight-year period, the volume of potentially responsive records is necessarily large.”
The report continued: “NARA has identified approximately 82,000 pages of potentially responsive documents, and it is currently processing those documents and preparing any non-exempt responsive documents for production on a rolling basis.”
Three years ago, when copies Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop were accessed by members of the press, it became apparent that Biden, while serving as Vice-President, was communicating with his son regarding business decisions through the pseudo-anonymous email of “Peter Henderson“. Since then it has been revealed that Biden used multipole dummy email accounts to avoid federal disclosure laws, including robinware456@gmail.com, JRBWare@gmail.com, and Robert.L.Peters@pci.gov.
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The National Archives is now saying it has located 82,000 pages of emails sent or received by known pseudonyms used by President Joe Biden. The existence of the emails, sent by Biden while serving as Vice-President under Democrat President Barack Obama, was revealed in a court filing made public earlier Monday. Previously the National Archives said they had 5,400 emails sent by Biden under a false name.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to stand trial on April 15, 2024 for a securities fraud case filed against him. The announcement of a trial date arrived just under two months following his acquittal in an impeachment trial, in which Paxton had faced politically motivated and vague charges of wrongdoings.
The roots of the securities fraud case date back to April 2014, preceding Paxton’s election as Attorney General. Paxton was reprimanded and fined $1,000 by the Texas Securities Board for soliciting investment clients without the necessary registration as stipulated by law. Paxton acknowledged his mistake in this case. Within the same year, he was elected as state Attorney General. Not long after taking office, namely less than seven months, Paxton was indicted by a Collin County grand jury on two counts of first-degree securities fraud and one third-degree charge of failing to register with the state securities board.
In addition to the securities fraud charges, Paxton is also dealing with a whistleblower lawsuit. Paxton, however, has denied any wrongdoing in relation to this case. The outcome of these respective trials hold considerable importance for the Attorney General’s future political career.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to stand trial on April 15, 2024 for a securities fraud case filed against him. The announcement of a trial date arrived just under two months following his acquittal in an impeachment trial, in which Paxton had faced politically motivated and vague charges of wrongdoings.
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Strategists for Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis have reportedly been left “flabbergasted” as their attempts to smear Donald Trump over COVID lockdowns amongst other issues have not just failed to land, but actually backfired on the Florida Governor. Speaking to the Washington Post‘s Hannah Knowles, one DeSantis strategist noted that voters “were furious about lockdowns, mandates and former White House coronavirus adviserAnthony S. Fauci but were ‘simply unwilling to attach any of that blame on Trump'”.
The behaviors and attitudes of voters in fact more accurately reflect COVID history, something DeSantis and his team have clumsily attempted to rewrite. This weekend, DeSantis praised former Vice President Mike Pence, who was in fact the head of the COVID-19 taskforce which appointed Fauci and his colleague Deborah Birx, as well as taking direction from the Big Pharma-linked Alex Azar.
Conservatives are often “simply unwilling to attach any of that blame on Trump,” the Post’s source said, adding that indictments of the former president by Joe Biden’s Justice Department have strengthened grassroots resolve to defend the MAGA leader.
DeSantis’s attempts to put criticism of Trump’s approach at the heart of his campaign have put his actions in Florida under greater scrutiny. There is now greater awareness of the fact DeSantis reopened slower than the Trump White House recommended, and that DeSantis’s team called for Fauci to receive the Medal of Freedom. The Florida Governor also failed to remove the state’s own “Fauci” – Dr. Alina Alonso – despite claiming he would have removed the real Fauci from the White House.
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Strategists for Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis have reportedly been left "flabbergasted" as their attempts to smear Donald Trump over COVID lockdowns amongst other issues have not just failed to land, but actually backfired on the Florida Governor. Speaking to the Washington Post's Hannah Knowles, one DeSantis strategist noted that voters "were furious about lockdowns, mandates and former White House coronavirus adviserAnthony S. Fauci but were 'simply unwilling to attach any of that blame on Trump'".
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House Speaker Mike Johnson believes Joe Biden “very likely” committed impeachable offenses is committed to “follow the truth wherever it leads.”
Under his Speakership, Johnson said, the House investigation into whether the Biden family financially benefited from foreign connections during his time as Vice President. Johnson drew attention to possible bribery, listed in the Constitution as a reason for impeachment, saying, “Bribery’s listed there, and it looks and smells a lot like that.”
“The reason we shifted to the impeachment inquiry stage on the president himself was because if, in fact, all the evidence leads where we believe it will, that’s very likely impeachment,” he explained.
The Speaker added, however, that House Republicans are “going to engage in due process because, again, we’re the rule of law party… [P]eople are getting anxious and they’re getting restless, and they just want somebody to be impeached, but we don’t do that like the other team.”
House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer is currently pressing Biden on why he received a $200,000 check from James Biden on the same day his brother received a similar amount from a U.S. health corporation.
President Biden claims the check was repayment for a loan, but Rep. Comer is demanding evidence, asking White House consel Edward Siskel to “provide the loan documents, including the loan payment, loan agreement, and any other supporting loan documentation” that would substantiate Biden’s explanation.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson believes Joe Biden "very likely" committed impeachable offenses is committed to "follow the truth wherever it leads."
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The George Soros-backed ‘Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington’ (CREW) is arguing in a Colorado court this week that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment disqualifies former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballot. The judge overseeing the case appears to be as equally radical-left and partisan as CREW itself.
INSURRECTION.
“Four years after taking an oath to ‘preserve, protect and defend’ the Constitution as President of the United States… Trump tried to overthrow the results of the 2020 election, leading to a violent insurrection at the United States Capitol to stop the lawful transfer of power to his successor,” the CREW lawsuit states.
“By instigating this unprecedented assault on the American constitutional order, Trump violated his oath and disqualified himself under the Fourteenth Amendment from holding public office, including the Office of the President.”
During Trump’s presidency, CREW waged a campaign of frivolous lawsuits against the president and those who served his administration. Often, the lawsuits would use tortured interpretations of obscure constitutional provisions in the hopes of finding a ‘silver bullet’ that would remove either Trump himself or his appointees from office. The Soros-backed group’s novel legal arguments failed to sway any judges at the time, but a rigorous effort of “venue shopping” landed CREW a friendly judge in Colorado it appears.
JUDGE SARAH WALLACE, LEFTIST.
Colorado District Judge Sarah B. Wallace, who will hear the case this week, has a history of making partisan-liberal political donations and has openly expressed disdain for former President Donald Trump. Wallace, appointed by a Democrat governor, is a financial backer of the far-left Colorado Turnout Project (CTP) – an organization dedicated to preventing politicians who “refused to condemn the political extremists who stormed the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021″ from holding office. Wallace donated to CTP as recently as last year.
Campaign finance records show Judge Wallace has also made campaign contributions to Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA), the Colorado Democrat Party, former Senator Doug Jones (D-AL), and Jamie Harrison a failed Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina who now runs the Democratic National Committee (DNC). CREW, meanwhile, is a member of the Democrat dark money cartel overseen by Arabella Advisors and their network of non-profits that serve as clearing houses for contributions made by far-left foundations and liberal billionaires.
KEEPING TRUMP OFF THE BALLOT.
The 14th Amendment argument being brought by CREW against former President Trump is a novel legal theory that has been met with little enthusiasm by election officials and legal scholars in other states thus far. This past August, New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan brushed aside the idea Trump is disqualified from the ballot by the 14th Amendment. Scanlan said Trump would appear on the New Hampshire ballot along with the other qualifying candidates.
Steven Calabresi, a law professor who co-founded the Federalist Society and the originator of the argument claiming the 14th Amendment disqualifies Trump from the ballot, now says his idea and interpretation of the constitutional provision are wrong.
Calabresi points to the fact that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment specifically disqualifies “officers of the United States” who have taken and betrayed an oath to uphold the Constitution. According to Calabresi, the President or Vice-President are not disqualified under this provision as they are the officials vested by the Constitution to appoint said “officers” and not officers themselves.
Judge Wallace has denied five separate motions by former President Trump’s legal team to dismiss the case so far. The trial, which begins today, is expected to last the entire week. If CREW prevails, it would likely be appealed all of the way to the United States Supreme Court.
The George Soros-backed 'Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington' (CREW) is arguing in a Colorado court this week that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment disqualifies former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballot. The judge overseeing the case appears to be as equally radical-left and partisan as CREW itself.
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Asked why her and Joe Biden are so unpopular, Vice President Kamala Harris bizarrely responded to CBS’s 60 Minutes on Sunday:
“If you poll how young people feel about the climate, and the warming of our planet it polls as one of their top concerns. When we talk about what we are doing with student loan debt… polls very high. The challenge that we have as an administration is we gotta let people know who brung it to ’em. That’s our challenge.”
CBS found that less than 50 percent of young people say President Biden is doing a good job, down 20 percent from the start of his term. Harris, of course, cackled through her unrelated response, perhaps most appropriately noting during the interview that she isn’t even at the level of a “political pundit” in terms of understanding former President Donald Trump’s popularity against Biden.
“I’m not a political pundit, so I’m not gonna speak to that. But what I will say is this: When the American people are able to take a close look at election time on their options, I think the choice is gonna be clear. … We’re gonna win. And I’m not saying it’s gonna be easy. But we will win. I have no doubt.”
Recent polls show Trump beating Biden if a general election were held today.
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REPORTER: Why are you and Biden so unpopular?
KAMALA HARRIS: "The challenge that we have as an administration is we gotta let people know who brung it to 'em! … It is not that the work we are doing is not very, very popular with a lot of people." pic.twitter.com/s31y7wh3P2
Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis’s standing in the GOP presidential primary has dwindled, with the governor scoring just eight percent support, placing him in a second-place tie with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. Back in December 2022, DeSantis had a 36-point backing in the same McLaughlin poll. This decline is starkly juxtaposed with former President Donald Trump’s now 47-point lead over DeSantis and Haley, marking a significant surge since he was beating DeSantis by just 18 points at the turn of the year.
The poll, conducted from October 22-26, identifies entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and former Vice President Mike Pence as runners-up, with Ramaswamy sitting at 7 percent and Pence—who dropped out of the race on Saturday—garnering 6 percent. Looking ahead, the survey predicts a win for Trump over President Joe Biden, 38 percent to 35 percent, if the 2024 election were held today. Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was measured at 14 percent in the poll, while fellow independent Cornel West received 2 percent.
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Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis's standing in the GOP presidential primary has dwindled, with the governor scoring just eight percent support, placing him in a second-place tie with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. Back in December 2022, DeSantis had a 36-point backing in the same McLaughlin poll. This decline is starkly juxtaposed with former President Donald Trump's now 47-point lead over DeSantis and Haley, marking a significant surge since he was beating DeSantis by just 18 points at the turn of the year.
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Mike Johnson, the newly-minted Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, is standing by an article he wrote some 15 years ago when the Supreme Court overturned state laws criminalizing sodomy, saying: “Go pick up a Bible off your shelf and read it – that’s my worldview. That’s what I believe, so I do not apologize for it.”
Speaker Johnson insisted he “genuinely love[s] all people regardless of their lifestyle choices,” explaining his view on the matter “is not about the people themselves” but about the fact he is “a Bible-believing Christian.”
As a senior counsel at the Alliance Defense Fund, Johnson argued strongly against the Lawrence v. Texas ruling overturning sodomy laws in 13 states. He agreed with the late Justice Anton Scalia that the laws were “not about the persecution of a minority, but whether states have authority to regulate dangerous sexual conduct,” and expressed concern about “the exponential spread of STDs and HIV” – which to the present day is largely contracted and spread by people who engage in male-on-male sexual acts, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Contrary to the Lawrence justices, Johnson insisted there was “no right to sodomy in the Constitution.”
Johnson also predicted the ruling would have enormous ramifications in “the battle for the culture” and pave the way for “the homosexual lobby’s ultimate prize – the redefinition of marriage.”
The Supreme Court ruled same-sex couples had the same right to marry as heterosexual couples in 2015.
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Mike Johnson, the newly-minted Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, is standing by an article he wrote some 15 years ago when the Supreme Court overturned state laws criminalizing sodomy, saying: "Go pick up a Bible off your shelf and read it – that’s my worldview. That’s what I believe, so I do not apologize for it."
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Mike Pence has dropped out of the GOP presidential primary, making the announcement at the Republican Jewish Coalition event occurring in Las Vegas today.
Pence is believed to have stated, “I came here to say it’s become clear to me: This is not my time.”
The former Vice President has struggled to gain support, either grassroots or financial, setting himself up as an anti-Trump foil while owing most of his recent career to Donald Trump.
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HAPPENING NOW: Mike Pence has officially DROPPED OUT of the 2024 Presidential race
Mike Pence has dropped out of the GOP presidential primary, making the announcement at the Republican Jewish Coalition event occurring in Las Vegas today.
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