Believe it or not, there were quite a few big stories from the week other than the presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. (There are other important things than listening to Kamala Harris answering questions by answering questions she wasn’t asked!)
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Bullet Points
- We don’t often pay much attention to political races in Montana. However, one of the most critical elections in this cycle is who will win the U.S. Senate Race in Montana in November. The Democrat incumbent has held that seat for a long time. An upstart is close to taking that seat away! It is now being labeled as “leaning Republican.” For complete details, click on this link:
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- It’s a common opinion that CNN News Anchor Jake Tapper is not a fan of Donald Trump. Obviously, Jake watched the ABC debate between VP Harris and former President Trump this week. How do I know? Jake, who is never bashful about speaking his mind, did just that. I think you’ll enjoy this!
- Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) aimed at Attorney General Merrick Garland this week. Garland gave a speech stating that the “attacks” against the Department of Justice needed to stop. Gabbard is currently dealing with unwarranted attacks on her and her husband by the Biden Administration — probably from the DOJ specifically — regarding TSA actions against the Gabbards when they fly commercially! For complete details, click on this link:
- Fox News’ Laura Ingraham did not settle for the questions asked Kamala Harris in the debate against Trump this week. They didn’t ask her any real questions. And they certainly didn’t fact-check her. She decided to tell us Kamala’s top 5 biggest lies in the debate. Watch them for yourself!
- We all heard about a court in Georgia canceling two of the charges against Donald Trump in that case. Fani Willis, the controversial prosecutor in the case, finds herself now in the bullseye of the Georgia State Senate. It seems that the Senate subpoenaed her to appear and answer some questions. She’s defied the subpoena! For complete details, click on this link:
- On Thursday, former President Trump clarified his intentions regarding a second debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. He bluntly stated, “There will be no second debate.” His reason for not debating is that the nation saw and compared him with Harris and saw enough to know he should be the choice for the White House. However, on Friday, Trump may have left the door open to consider a debate after all! For complete details, click on this link:
- What would a presidential debate be if there wasn’t controversy and even a conspiracy theory? This week’s Trump-Harris debate quickly created a massive controversy over the Vice President’s earrings. Immediately following the debate, the social media world exploded with reports that Kamala’s earrings were actually “smart audio headphones.” The company that actually makes these “smart audio headphones” in earrings got into the conversation. They confirmed they make such earrings! They did not confirm absolutely those Kamala wore were theirs. But they did say they’d make some for Trump, too! For complete details, watch this video:
- Every presidential election season, Democrats scream that the Electoral College is unfair and tilts election results away from the “will of the American voter.” It’s happening again! House Oversight and Accountability Committee Ranking Member Jamie Raskin on Friday called for a change in how elections in the United States are conducted, arguing that a president should be elected based on the popular vote rather than the Electoral College. What’s this all about? For complete details, click on this link:
- Kamala Harris finds herself in a bit of a conundrum. She cannot successfully sell the Biden/Harris actions on law enforcement and other important political topics and expect to win the election. Why? Most of their policies are failing miserably! But if she touts “new” policies — which she has not given details of a single one — she cannot honestly maintain she knows what she’s talking about! She tried to do so in Pennsylvania on Friday but failed miserably. For complete details, click on this link:
