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October 8, 2024
Election 2024
News
Politics

Harris Campaign Says It’s About to Get NASTY.

Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign intends to intensify negativity and nastiness toward former President Donald J. Trump in the weeks leading up to the November election as her poll numbers worsen and despite two assassination attempts being carried out against the America First leader already. Multiple Harris campaign officials have reported that this shift seeks to sway undecided voters based on insights from internal campaign research.

According to these officials, recent findings indicate that more pronounced criticisms of Trump may attract some undecided voters to back the Democratic Party nominee. Consequently, the campaign plans to launch new advertisements and adopt harsher rhetoric against Trump on the final day before the November election.

The Harris-Biden regime has already used U.S. military aircraft to transport Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky to the swing state of Pennsylvania, where he criticized President Trump and toured a munitions factory.

At least 175 staffers are part of Harris’s “digital army,” flooding social media with pro-Harris and anti-Trump content.

The campaign is also attempting to convince Americans that conservative-leaning groups such as gun owners and police officers support Harris. However, a pro-Harris gun group has just eight members per state, while a pro-Harris police group boosted by Fox News was formed only a few months ago.

The intensified negativity from Harris comes as Trump has recently started leading in key swing states and betting markets. The website Polymarket put Trump 8.6 percent ahead of Harris on Monday, October 7.

The former president has previously accused Harris and the Democrats of inspiring the recent attempts on his life with their “highly inflammatory language.”

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Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign intends to intensify negativity and nastiness toward former President Donald J. Trump in the weeks leading up to the November election as her poll numbers worsen and despite two assassination attempts being carried out against the America First leader already. Multiple Harris campaign officials have reported that this shift seeks to sway undecided voters based on insights from internal campaign research. show more
September 25, 2024
Election 2024
TECH

TikTok Banned Political Ads, But is Allowing This Infamous Left-Wing Group to Continue.

Despite explicitly banning political advertisements on their platform since 2019, the Chinese-owned media giant TikTok still shows alleged paid political ads, including several linked to Democrat activist groups. Recent findings indicate that this prohibition has not entirely prevented the circulation of paid political messages.

At least 52 videos labeled with “Paid Partnership,” #ad, or #sponsored, some receiving significant views, have appeared to contravene TikTok’s policy. Some videos appear to be sponsored by the Democratic activist groups ActBlue, TogetherSF Action, and NextGen America. These videos promote issues like climate change and voter registration.

TikTok has reiterated its stance against political ads, stating that it disallows political content through all monetization channels, including paid advertisements, branded political content, and other promotional avenues. TikTok claims it adheres to a stringent no-political-ads policy, unlike other tech giants such as Facebook, Instagram, X, and Google.

Owned by ByteDance, a Chinese company linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), TikTok faces additional scrutiny over national security concerns. U.S. lawmakers have been particularly vigilant due to worries about potential foreign influence via the platform, which is currently contesting a possible ban in court unless sold to a U.S.-approved entity.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) noted the absence of specific regulations regarding social media influencer activities.

According to the Pew Research Center, TikTok has become a key news source for young American adults. The Center notes that 39 percent of adults aged 18 to 29 use the platform for news. While the Biden–Harris regime has sought to curry favor with influencers on ToikTok over the years, including inviting some to film short videos at the White House, the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza has turned some against the regime.

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Despite explicitly banning political advertisements on their platform since 2019, the Chinese-owned media giant TikTok still shows alleged paid political ads, including several linked to Democrat activist groups. Recent findings indicate that this prohibition has not entirely prevented the circulation of paid political messages. show more
April 3, 2024
Election 2024

WATCH: Pro-Biden ‘Multi-Faith’ Group Releases Ad Claiming God Wants 4 More Years of Joe.

A far-left “multi-faith” group called ‘Faith Forward’ has released a bizarre new advertisement claiming God wants four more years of Joe Biden. The ad is not specific about whose “god” wants the lapsed Catholic, who supports mass abortion, to preside over the United States for another term.

Faith Forward is run by far-left LGBT activist Jen Butler, and actually does nothing in the way of spiritual or religious work. Its primary goal, it claims, is “to defeat the authoritarian threat to our democracy.”

POLITICO reports the group is spending “six-figure[s]” on the ad buy in battleground states.

“On the sixth day, God made all of us. God said we need leaders who can unite rather than divide, who stand on morals and values and who don’t idolize dictators and bullies,” the voiceover says, adding: “President Biden answered the call.”

It concludes: “For such a time as this, we pray to God what is true in our hearts: Four more years.”

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A far-left "multi-faith" group called 'Faith Forward' has released a bizarre new advertisement claiming God wants four more years of Joe Biden. The ad is not specific about whose "god" wants the lapsed Catholic, who supports mass abortion, to preside over the United States for another term. show more
January 2, 2024
William Upton
News

Trump Rivals Will Spend Near $8M in Iowa Ads in Next 12 Days.

With just under two-weeks to go until the Iowa Republican Caucus the campaigns and supporting SuperPACs are flooding the state’s airwaves making their last-ditch pitch to voters. A total of around $7.5 million will be spent in these closing days, with former-South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley’s making up a bulk of the ad spending with $4.6 million in air-time reserved.

  • SFA Fund (Pro-Haley SuperPAC): $3.3 million
  • Haley campaign committee: $1.3 million
  • Trump campaign committee: $954k
  • Fight Right (Pro-DeSantis SuperPAC): $705k
  • Good Fight (Pro-DeSantis SuperPAC): $609k
  • DeSantis campaign committee: $412.5k
  • Binkley campaign committee: $176k
  • Ramaswamy campaign: $29k

Former Governor Haley’s recent surge in polls have kicked off a close fight for second place in Iowa. The Republican presidential nomination front-runner, former President Donald Trump, continues to maintain a strong first place position.

The Haley campaign and its affiliated SuperPAC has blanketed Iowa with ads primarily focused on her electability versus President Joe Biden. Several recent polls show Haley and Trump are the only two Republicans capable of defeating the incumbent Democrat. In addition, the SFA Fund is also airing ads attacking Gov. DeSantis – who has polled a weak second place position in Iowa. One recent SFA Fund ad compared DeSantis to a dumpster fire.

Both Haley and DeSantis’s closing argument in Iowa has been a mixed of positive messaging for their candidacy and attacks on each other. The pro-DeSantis Fight Right SuperPAC has highlighted Haley’s positive comments towards China. The DeSantis campaign itself – strapped for cash and only recently going up on air in Iowa – has primarily focused its ad on Iowa Gov. Kim Reynold’s endorsement of DeSantis, as well as an emotion ad featuring Casey DeSantis talking about her husband.

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With just under two-weeks to go until the Iowa Republican Caucus the campaigns and supporting SuperPACs are flooding the state's airwaves making their last-ditch pitch to voters. A total of around $7.5 million will be spent in these closing days, with former-South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's making up a bulk of the ad spending with $4.6 million in air-time reserved. show more