A majority of Americans – 51 percent – believe that illegal migrants may cast ballots in the 2024 presidential election and influence the outcome, according to a recent survey conducted by Rasmussen Reports. The study also found that almost one in four Democrats (23 percent) said illegal migrants should be allowed to vote.
Of the 51 percent who fear the situation, 28 percent believe it is “very likely” and another 23 percent “somewhat likely.” Republicans are overwhelmingly in agreement at 72 percent, with 43 percent answering “very likely” and another 29 percent answering “somewhat likely.”
A total of 44 percent say it is unlikely, with 22 percent telling pollsters it was “not at all likely” and 20 percent answering “not very likely.” Eight percent were undecided.
Rasmussen also asked the 1,035 likely U.S. voters: “How important is it to prevent illegal immigrants from voting in U.S. elections?” To which the vast majority of respondents – 77 percent – answered either “very important” or “somewhat important.”
Majorities of both Democrat and Republican voters agreed it was important, with only 33 percent of Democrats and 15 percent of GOP voters answering either “not very important” or “not at all important.”
This sentiment was further reflected after Rasmussen asked whether “illegal immigrants be allowed to vote in U.S. elections?” A whopping 80 percent answered “no.” A mere 13 percent answered “yes.”
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A majority of Americans – 51 percent – believe that illegal migrants may cast ballots in the 2024 presidential election and influence the outcome, according to a recent survey conducted by Rasmussen Reports. The study also found that almost one in four Democrats (23 percent) said illegal migrants should be allowed to vote.
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Only one major donor is publicly standing by the embattled Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ). NORPAC, a political action committee dedicated to promoting U.S.-Israeli relations, told its donors after news of Menendez’s indictment broke “It is our intention to continue to support his re-election efforts.” NORPAC has so far raised half-a-million in cash for Menendez’s 2024 re-election bid.
Since being elevated to the U.S. Senate in 2006, Menendez has cultivated a who’s-who of powerful corporate donors including Goldman Sachs, Pfizer, Merck, and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Other than NORPAC, most of Menendez’s major donors have remained silent as to whether they’ll continue to contribute to his political campaign. Jon Kaiden, founder of Baleon Capital, appears to be the only major donor to publicly announce that he will no longer contribute to Menendez’s re-election bid.
Over half of the Democrat members in the U.S. Senate have now called on Menendez to resign from public office. Despite the calls the New Jersey Democrat has remained defiant, telling reporters at a press conference on Monday that he intends to fight the federal indictment for bribery and corruption against him while running for re-election in 2024. When Menendez entered a ‘not guilty’ plea when he was arraigned in federal court on Wednesday.
Last week, Sen. Menendez was indicted by a federal grand jury over allegations of public corruption involving attempts to influence a federal prosecution, as well as participating in a foreign influence operation. The federal indictment alleges Menendez and his wife Nadine received payments in cash, gold bars, and a luxury vehicle for working to disrupt the prosecution of long-time donor and associate Jose Uribe and for acting as an unregistered foreign agents on behalf of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
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Only one major donor is publicly standing by the embattled Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ). NORPAC, a political action committee dedicated to promoting U.S.-Israeli relations, told its donors after news of Menendez's indictment broke "It is our intention to continue to support his re-election efforts." NORPAC has so far raised half-a-million in cash for Menendez's 2024 re-election bid.
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Fox and Univision swerved even further to the left last night, with the network pushing the idea of implementing a mass amnesty for illegal aliens and finding a “solution” for so-called “Dreamers” at the latest GOP primary debate.
Moderator Ilia Calderón, a foreign journalist, introduced a truncated clip of Ronald Reagan talking about an amnesty for illegal aliens in 1984, ultimately extended to some three million migrants three years later.
Addressing Chris Christie specifically, the Colombian noted he had supported a so-called “path to citizenship” for illegal aliens as Governor of New Jersey, only to change his position during his failed presidential run in 2016. “Where do you stand now on a path to citizenship on 11 million of undocumented immigrants [sic]?” she asked.
The segment confirmed news Fox was attempting to “shift candidates to the left” on immigration first broken by The National Pulse editor-in-chief, who warned conservatives the network intended to try and use old footage of Ronald Reagan to bolster its pro-amnesty agenda.
Sources tell me that Fox News intends to play pro-amnesty Reagan videos tonight at the Republican debate, attempting to shift candidates to the left – where Fox is moving – on the topic of immigration.
While Christie dodged the question, Calderón was back to pushing similar talking points later in the debate, insisting that Dreamers – illegal aliens brought to the United States as youths and granted status under Barack Obama’s unlawful Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy – “work and pay taxes”, and asking Mike Pence if he would “work with Congress to reach a permanent solution for Dreamers.”
Like Christie, Pence did not answer the question, resorting to vague platitudes about “our broken immigration system” before moving on to irrelevant commentary on China and spending levels in Florida under Ron DeSantis.
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Fox and Univision swerved even further to the left last night, with the network pushing the idea of implementing a mass amnesty for illegal aliens and finding a "solution" for so-called "Dreamers" at the latest GOP primary debate.
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Florida blogger and Ron DeSantis campaign influencer Chris Nelson was ejected from the Republican primary debate in Simi Valley, California after harassing Kari Lake and other debate guests. In the hours prior to the event, Nelson posted a series of videos to X (formerly Twitter) that show him shouting at Lake and others. In one video, he can be heard ranting about former President Donald Trump – suggesting his supporters intend to make him ‘Emperor of the United States.’
Nelson has become a fairly regular figure among the DeSantis campaign’s online trolls, routinely attacking Trump supporters. Sources close to Nelson have told The National Pulse he receives his marching orders to behave in such a manner directly from Christina Pushaw, DeSantis’s “Rapid Response Director” who is also a registered foreign agent and amnesty advocate.
Nelson was a key figure in an online mob of pro-DeSantis accounts that celebrated the indictment of former President Donald Trump – other pro-DeSantis accounts even insinuated that Trump supporters would be joining him in prison. The same troll army recently attempted to weaponize Hurricane Idalia, falsely claiming President Donald Trump instructed his supporters — including a new mother in Congress — to not appear with the Florida Governor or promote the state’s response to the storm.
In 2017, Nelson’s ex-wife filed a restraining order against Nelson, whom she then accused of domestic battery. It appears Nelson has been legally barred from owning a firearm under the Baker Act due to drug and alcohol abuse, as well as mental health issues.
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Florida blogger and Ron DeSantis campaign influencer Chris Nelson was ejected from the Republican primary debate in Simi Valley, California after harassing Kari Lake and other debate guests. In the hours prior to the event, Nelson posted a series of videos to X (formerly Twitter) that show him shouting at Lake and others. In one video, he can be heard ranting about former President Donald Trump – suggesting his supporters intend to make him 'Emperor of the United States.'
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Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley launched into a tirade against rival Vivek Ramaswamy on his use of Chinese social media app TikTok at the GOP debate on Wednesday night. The only problem? Nikki’s own daughter Rena Haley posts to the platform, cringe-dances included.
“This is infuriating because TikTok is one of the most dangerous social media apps that we could have,” Haley railed. “Honestly, every time I hear you I feel a little bit dumber for what you say… wanting kids to go and get on this social media that’s dangerous for all of us.”
Haley declared: “We can’t trust you, we can’t have TikTok in our kids’ lives, and we need to ban it!”
But TikTok is in her own kid’s life. Nurse Rena Haley appears to be a great fan of performing dance routines on the Chinese social media app, often appearing in videos with her husband, at times performing to expletive-laden music by “Da Baby.”
Rena Haley dances while “Da Baby” raps: “My heart so cold I think I’m done with ice, said if I leave her, she gon’ die, well, bitch, you done with life, better not pull up with no knife, ’cause I bring guns to fights, say you got that sack, I got that sack…”
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Nikki Haley spent a long time screaming at Vivek Ramaswamy for using TikTok, and the dangers the CCP app represents for kids.
The National Pulse reached out to Nikki Haley’s press team ahead of publication, but no reply was received.
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Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley launched into a tirade against rival Vivek Ramaswamy on his use of Chinese social media app TikTok at the GOP debate on Wednesday night. The only problem? Nikki's own daughter Rena Haley posts to the platform, cringe-dances included.
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Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, released new evidence Wednesday that lends further credibility to accusations Hunter Biden sold access to his father Joe Biden while the elder Biden served as Vice-President of the United States.
In a text message to a business associate, Hunter Biden referred to his father as “the brand” and his “family’s only asset.”
“Even more alarming, the Biden family foreign influence peddling operation suggests an effort to sway U.S. policy decisions,” Rep. Smith said. The Missouri Republican stated the committee had reviewed IRS documents that connect Hunter Biden’s “…business activities to official government activity while Joe Biden served as Vice President of the United States.”
Smith detailed an incident in 2016 where Hunter Biden and a business associate where shuttled to Mexico City on Air Force Two, the official taxpayer-funded plane used by then Vice President Biden, in order to close a business deal with billionaire Miguel Alemán. The National Pulse broke original reporting into Alemán almost three years ago, when most Republicans and media outlets refused to cover the subject.
When it came to the Biden family’s business dealings, associates of Hunter Biden “were instructed to not mention Joe being involved” according to Smith.
“The evidence also documents a campaign by the Justice Department to protect the Biden family from investigation, even as Hunter Biden attempted to evade paying taxes on income that came from foreign countries, including China, Ukraine, and others,” Smith stated. “That Biden protection effort was strongest whenever investigative steps might have led to or implicated actions taken by Joe Biden.” At one point, DOJ officials instructed investigators who sought a search warrant “…to erase any mention of a ‘Political Figure 1,’ who documents reveal to be Joe Biden.”
Press Conference: New Evidence Links Joe Biden to Son's Business Deals https://t.co/vSu74jAU4D
Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, released new evidence Wednesday that lends further credibility to accusations Hunter Biden sold access to his father Joe Biden while the elder Biden served as Vice-President of the United States.
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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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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the deployment of an additional 150 National Guardsmen amid a worsening migrant crisis in the Empire State – but they will be responsible for helping Venezuelans apply for federal employment authorization, not protecting the border.
“It is critical that we help secure work authorization for asylum seekers and migrants in New York,” the Governor insisted. “We need to ensure individuals can navigate the paperwork necessary to get them established here so they can work and start making their American Dream a reality.”
The 150-strong deployment supplements the roughly 2,000 National Guard personnel already assigned to the migrant crisis. Guardsmen have had to be deployed to 51 hotels and two New York City Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Centers so far.
The new deployment follows Joe Biden’s recent decision to extend temporary protected status to around 475,000 Venezuelan migrants who entered the United States before July 31st, which will allow them to legally work in the country – likely incentivizing further illegal immigration.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, whose jurisdiction has been hit especially hard by the crisis, has called for increased state and federal funding and resources, estimating the cost of caring for migrants will surpass $12 billion within two years.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the deployment of an additional 150 National Guardsmen amid a worsening migrant crisis in the Empire State – but they will be responsible for helping Venezuelans apply for federal employment authorization, not protecting the border.
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Donald Trump is increasing his support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll, with 50 percent of Hispanic Republicans saying they will vote for him in the GOP primary. Nationally, Hispanic support for the former president stands at 36 percent – up four points since he left office in January 2021.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, once considered a legitimate threat to Trump for the 2024 nomination, polled a distant second on 12 percent, not far ahead of the hitherto unknown Vivek Ramaswamy, on nine percent.
The poll, which purports to be the largest Hispanic bipartisan primary public polling of the 2024 election cycle so far, also shows that when it comes to border security, Republicans have a slim advantage in trust among Hispanic voters, with 41 percent trusting Republicans to bring the migrant crisis under control compared to 40 percent who trust the Democrats.
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Donald Trump is increasing his support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll, with 50 percent of Hispanic Republicans saying they will vote for him in the GOP primary. Nationally, Hispanic support for the former president stands at 36 percent – up four points since he left office in January 2021.
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The new book authored by Cassidy Hutchinson – a former Mark Meadows aide-turned-leftist – is under fire for numerous fabrications, not least appearing to get one of her colleagues’ religion incorrect when recalling a “story” about Meadows accidentally consuming alcohol.
Hutchinson wrote that Meadows consumed White Claws on a Monday morning, mistaking them for flavored seltzer water. Meadows is a devout Southern Baptist and does not consume alcohol.
But in her “recollection”, Hutchinson says White House Office of Management and Budget director Russ Vought was present, identifying him as a “faithful Mormon”, and says that Vought declined Meadows’s offer to try a White Claw. According to Vought however, the incident never happened and in a post on X (formerly Twitter) Vought makes clear that he is not, in fact, a Mormon.
This story from Cassidy is a total fabrication. I’m not a Mormon and this interaction with Mark never occurred. https://t.co/4vjqiNGKbL
When Hutchinson testified before the House Democrat’s January 6th Committee – an overproduced show trial meant to smear former President Donald Trump – she made several outrageous claims that have since been debunked. According to the newly-minted left-wing fantasist, Trump attempted to grab the steering wheel of ‘The Beast’ – the presidential limousine – in an effort to commandeer it to drive to the capitol in the midst of the riots. Trump was not traveling in ‘The Beast’ that day and even if he had been, given the structure and layout of the vehicle, such an action would be physically impossible.
In a further blow to Hutchinson’s credibility, recently leaked text messages between the former White House aide and her lawyer contradict the official testimony she gave the January 6th Committee. Some messages even suggest Hutchinson knowingly mislead lawmakers.
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The new book authored by Cassidy Hutchinson – a former Mark Meadows aide-turned-leftist – is under fire for numerous fabrications, not least appearing to get one of her colleagues' religion incorrect when recalling a "story" about Meadows accidentally consuming alcohol.
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