Monday, September 22, 2025
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RINOs Advise Dems to Dump Biden-Harris, Run Whitmer-Warnock to Stop Trump.

Never-Trump “Republicans” are pushing Democrats to ditch President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris and turn to Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D-Mich.) and Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) in yet another desperate bid to try and beat Donald Trump in 2024.

A.B. Stoddard, writing at the anti-Trump blog The Bulwark, frets that voters see Biden’s advanced age as disqualifying and warns that former President Donald Trump is a more formidable candidate than Democrats assume.

“…A new standard-bearer is required to decisively beat Trump next year,” she declares, claiming Gov. Whitmer as her standard-bearer:

Whitmer, 52, is one of the most experienced, exciting, and winning Democrats in the country. She is as tough a candidate, and leader, as the Democrats can find, and she was vetted as a potential VP pick in 2020. Warnock, who has won pluralities or majorities in five elections in three years, is the cerebral 54-year-old senior pastor at Martin Luther King Jr.’s church.

– A.B. Stoddard, September 2023.

She adds: “Young. Dynamic. Diverse. Competent and experienced. Broadly appealing. Can mobilize core voters. Would deliver two battleground states. Those are seven big boxes already checked.”

Stoddard and her NeverTrump allies in the corporate media are right to worry about President Biden’s chances of winning re-election in 2024. Polling is increasingly showing former President Trump to be the favorite to win the White House, though Stoddard hilariously warns: “If Trump beats Biden next year, there won’t be another free and fair election.”

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Never-Trump "Republicans" are pushing Democrats to ditch President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris and turn to Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D-Mich.) and Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) in yet another desperate bid to try and beat Donald Trump in 2024. show more
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WATCH: ‘Republican’ GA Governor Brian Kemp Protects Marxist AG Fani Willis.

Brian Kemp, the supposedly Republican Governor of Georgia, is rejecting calls to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from the RICO prosecution of former President Donald Trump and 18 other individuals accused of interfering the 2020 presidential election.

“Up to this point, I have not seen any evidence that DA Willis’s actions – or lack thereof – warrant action by the Prosecuting Attorney Oversight Commission,” Kemp said at a press conference on Thursday before adding, “But ultimately that will be a decision that the commission will make.”

The Georgia Governor specifically rejected the call by Republican State Senator Colton Moore for a special legislative session to review the actions by District Attorney Willis, arguing that the move would “…ignore current Georgia law and directly interfere with the proceedings of a separate but equal branch of government.” Kemp declined to mention Moore specifically by name in his remarks.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis did not escape criticism from Kemp, however. The Governor said Willis’s decision to prosecute former President Trump during an election “…sows distrust and provides easy pickings for those who see the District Attorney’s action as guided by politics.”

On August 14th, a Fulton County grand jury handed down indictments of former President Trump and 18 other individuals for interfering in the 2024 presidential election in Georgia. Last week, when former President surrendered himself at the Fulton County jail, The National Pulse was the first to confirm and report Trump’s mugshot.

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Brian Kemp, the supposedly Republican Governor of Georgia, is rejecting calls to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from the RICO prosecution of former President Donald Trump and 18 other individuals accused of interfering the 2020 presidential election. show more
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NY AG Consumed By Attempts to Wipe Value Off Trump Firms, As Crime Soars.

New York Attorney General Letita James, who campaigned for office during the Donald Trump administration on a platform of going after the “illegitimate president” in the courts, is pressing a judge to rule against the now-former president before he even goes to trial.

AG James has been pursuing Trump, his children, and their family business for years now, claiming the MAGA kingpin overstated his net worth by $812 million to $2.2 billion from 2011 to 2021 and seeking sanctions including a $250 million payment and a near-ban on the Trumps doing business in New York in a civil trial scheduled for October.

She wants the courts to issue a summary judgment against Trump related to fraud the trial starts, however, citing a supposed “mountain of undisputed evidence”.

Her pursuit of Trump has likely cost millions already, based on reporting of Trump’s ongoing legal fees related to the case, representing a significant strain on the law enforcement budget at a time when crime in New York City is recovering from a 22 percent spike in major crime in 2022.

Five of seven categories of major crime have receded since this surge over the course of 2023 – so far – but felony assault and especially grand larceny auto offenses were still on the rise in statistics released early August.

Crime is also likely significantly greater that law enforcement figures suggest, due to both underreporting and undercharging – an issue even Democrat state governor Kathy Hochul had to acknowledge after rapist refugee Van Phu Bui was initially released without bail after almost killing a man in the street.

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New York Attorney General Letita James, who campaigned for office during the Donald Trump administration on a platform of going after the "illegitimate president" in the courts, is pressing a judge to rule against the now-former president before he even goes to trial. show more
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Trump: We Have ‘No Choice’ But to Prosecute Top Democrats, Post 2024.

Former President Donald Trump says he would have “no choice” but to prosecute his political opponents if he retakes the White House in 2024, “…because they’re doing it to us,” adding that his respect for the office of the president may have caused him to underestimate Biden’s role in the weaponized partisan prosecutions against him.

“I never hit Biden as hard as I could have. And then I heard he was trying to indict me and it was him that was doing it,” Trump said in an interview with leading 2016 Never Trump activist Glenn Beck.

Retribution against America’s enemies, both foreign and domestic, has become a central theme for Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. In a speech to thousands of conservative activists earlier this year, the former President pledged to end the influence of the Deep State in Washington, D.C, stating:

If you put me back in White House, their reign is over. In 2016, I declared, ‘I am your voice.’ Today I add, I am your warrior. I am your justice. And for those who have been wronged and betrayed, I am your retribution.

The Trump campaign’s Agenda47 policy platform includes detailed plans on how President Trump would tackle rogue federal employees and the Deep State. On day one, the former President says he would re-issue his 2020 “Schedule F” executive order that would allow him to more easily fire “rogue bureaucrats” working in sensitive policy areas. Trump also pledged that his administration would establish a “…Truth and Reconciliation Commission to declassify and publish all documents on Deep State spying, censorship, and abuses of power,” and relocate 100,000 federal government jobs away from Washington, D.C.

Reforming the Department of Justice (DOJ) would be a priority if Trump wins the 2024 presidential election. Plans are already underway to establish a new DOJ office dedicated to ensuring election integrity. It is also expected that the Trump White House pursue the appointment of several DOJ special counsels to investigate President Joe Biden and his son Hunter’s business dealings, as well as President Biden’s role in DOJ special prosecutor Jack Smith’s witch-hunt against Trump.

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Former President Donald Trump says he would have "no choice" but to prosecute his political opponents if he retakes the White House in 2024, "...because they’re doing it to us," adding that his respect for the office of the president may have caused him to underestimate Biden's role in the weaponized partisan prosecutions against him. show more
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Hungarian PM Likens DOJ’s Trump Treatment to Communist Tyranny.

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has compared Joe Biden weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Donald Trump to the actions of Cold War era communist regimes, which he experienced first-hand as a young dissident.

Orban described the clash between the Biden regime and the former president as a “kind of civilian war” in comments to Tucker Carlson, who had asked him if he had ever considered simply indicting his political opponents to ease his reelection.

“[W]e can beat each other, we can argue against each other, but to do what’s going on now in some countries, and even in your country… to use the justice system against political opponents, in Hungary I think it’s impossible to imagine,” Orban said.

“You know, that was done by the communists. It’s a very communist methodology to do it that,” he warned.

“So in Hungary… OK, we disagree on many things: ideology, values, vision of the future, even practises of politics, but we belong to the same nation,” he explained. “You can’t say ‘I will kill you,’ or ‘I will send you to prison’ – if you follow that track, no chance to unify the nation.”

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Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has compared Joe Biden weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Donald Trump to the actions of Cold War era communist regimes, which he experienced first-hand as a young dissident. show more
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WATCH: DeSantis Comms Chief Christina Pushaw Caught Doing Yoga During Hurricane, Runs from Camera.

Christina Pushaw – the pro-Ukraine, immigration amnesty “Rapid Response Director” for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s 2024 presidential campaign – ran away on camera when confronted by activist Grant Stern in Miami, Florida, who also caught her appearing to get home from a yoga class just as a major storm was making landfall on the Sunshine State.

Stern quizzed Pushaw, 32, about rumors that DeSantis plans to drop out of the presidential primary. Instead of simply answering, Pushaw – by now a public figure –abruptly retreated back into the building she had just exited, clutching her yoga mat.

The National Pulse previously reported on the rumor that DeSantis – whose campaign has struggled to gain any traction against former President Donald Trump – was considering dropping out of the 2024 Republican presidential primary to instead challenge Florida’s incumbent Republican Senator Rick Scott. DeSantis press secretary Bryan Griffin called the rumor “fake news.”

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Christina Pushaw – the pro-Ukraine, immigration amnesty "Rapid Response Director" for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's 2024 presidential campaign – ran away on camera when confronted by activist Grant Stern in Miami, Florida, who also caught her appearing to get home from a yoga class just as a major storm was making landfall on the Sunshine State. show more

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Tucker: Democrats Are ‘Speeding Towards Assassinating’ Trump.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson said the escalating partisan attacks on former President Trump have left him believing that Democrats are “speeding towards assassination” as a final resort to stop the Republican presidential frontrunner from retaking the White House.

Carlson laid out, during an interview with Adam Carolla, his logic regarding the escalating political conflict between Democrats and Trump:

They protested him. They called him names. He won anyway. They impeached him, twice, on ridiculous pretenses. They fabricated a lot about what happened on January 6th in order to impeach him again. It didn’t work. He came back, then they indicted him. It didn’t work, he became more popular. Then they indicted him three more times. And every single time his popularity rose. So if you begin with criticism, then you go to protest, then you go to impeachment, now you go to indictment – and none of them work, what’s next? I mean, graph it out man. We’re speeding towards assassination, obviously. And no one will say that but I don’t know how you can’t reach that conclusion.

This isn’t the first time that Carlson has broached the possibility that Democrats might foment violence against former President Trump. While the other 2024 Republican presidential candidates debated in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on August 23rd, Trump sat down for an interview with Carlson.

The former Fox News host pointedly asked Trump about the possibility of Left-wing inspired assassination plot against him, “Are you worried they’re going to try and kill you? Why wouldn’t they try and kill you?” Trump responded calling his persecutors “…savage animals, they’re people that are sick…” adding, “I’ve seen the lengths that they go to… I think they hate our country.”

Trump brushed off the concern for his life – emphasizing that not all of his partisan opponents are bad people – telling Tucker: “You have great people in the Democrat Party, you have great people that are Democrats. Most of the people in our country are fantastic and I’m representing everybody. Not just Republicans or conservatives. I represent everybody, I’m the president of everybody.

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Hungary’s Orban: ‘Trump Can Save the West.’

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has argued that Donald Trump is the man who can save the Western world and that the former President had the greatest foreign policy he has seen over the past several decades from any United States President. The endorsement from yet another leading populist-nationalist figure on the world stage is likely to deal a hammer blow to Trump’s presidential contenders, with “Mr. Brexit” Nigel Farage having offered his support to the 45th President in May.

Orban made the comments in an interview with Tucker Carlson on X (formerly Twitter). Carlson asked the Prime Minister of Hungary ten minutes into the interview, what his next move would be if he were in Joe Biden’s position or the head of NATO, whereupon Orban quickly responded, “peace immediately [and] call back Trump.”

“You can criticise him for many reasons I understand all the discussions, but you know the best foreign policy of the recent several decades belonged to him. He did not initiate any new war, he treated nicely the North Koreans and Russia, and even the Chinese. He delivered the policy which was the best one for [the] Middle East, Abraham Accords: So that was a very good foreign policy.”

“He’s criticized that he’s not educated enough to understand the world, this into the case… if he would’ve been the President at the moment of the Russian invasion… it would be not possible… So Trump is the man who can save the Western World and probably the human beings in the globe as well,” Orban added.

Orban’s arguments are particularly poignant as last month he claimed that world is heading for a major clash due to the declining power and influence of the United States.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has argued that Donald Trump is the man who can save the Western world and that the former President had the greatest foreign policy he has seen over the past several decades from any United States President. The endorsement from yet another leading populist-nationalist figure on the world stage is likely to deal a hammer blow to Trump's presidential contenders, with "Mr. Brexit" Nigel Farage having offered his support to the 45th President in May. show more
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Blacks Who Back Trump Are Racist Against Themselves, Says Lefty ‘Journo’.

A senior political reporter for Insider has suggested that black voters are being racist against themselves for increasing their support for Donald J. Trump after the former President’s mugshot was released last week.

Bryan Metzger – a former Democrat political staffer turned Capitol Hill hack – posted on Monday, “[I]’m sorry but the argument that The Mugshot will increasing [sic] Black voters’ support for Trump is so insanely racist that i can’t believe people are saying it out loud.”

The post was viewed just under 600,000 times on X yet received just 284 reposts and under 3,500 likes. Metzger swiftly locked the replies to his post after being ratioed by just about everyone.

The Washington D.C. Young Republicans responded to the post with a video of a black voter declaring his support for the 45th President, arguing, “Ya’ll know what time it is, ya’ll know who were rocking with, man.”

Another black Donald Trump supporter, wearing a “N*ggas for Trump” T-shirt outside the Fulton County jail last week, told the media last week, “You wanna know why I’m here to support President Trump? Because they done did a black man like this for decades. Making up charges. I know Trump is innocent.”

Metzger’s comments echo those made by Joe Biden, who told Charlemagne Tha God, “You ain’t black,” if you don’t vote Democrat.

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A senior political reporter for Insider has suggested that black voters are being racist against themselves for increasing their support for Donald J. Trump after the former President's mugshot was released last week. show more
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Georgia Indictment Bounces Off Trump, Who Leads by 42 Points in Peach State.

Donald Trump’s indictment at the hands of District Attorney (DA) Fani Willis in Georgia has done less than nothing to aid the former president’s GOP rivals, with his lead over Ron DeSantis in the state now standing at 42 points.

A poll taken days after the Democrat official indicted Trump puts him at 57 percent, with the Florida Governor a distant second on just 15 percent.

The also-rans in the race for the Republican noimination barely register in the Peach State, with Mike Pence having the best showing on a mere four percent. The most vocally anti-Trump candidates, Chris Christie and WEF-linked Miami mayor Francis Suarez, sit at the bottom of the table – with only candidates who did not even manage to scrape together one percent, like the equally anti-Trump Asa Hutchinson, beneath them.

A plurality of Georgians also say the Jan 6 indictments brought against Trump by Willis and federal prosecutor Jack Smith are “not serious at all”.

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Donald Trump's indictment at the hands of District Attorney (DA) Fani Willis in Georgia has done less than nothing to aid the former president's GOP rivals, with his lead over Ron DeSantis in the state now standing at 42 points. show more