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Megyn Kelly Gets Her A*s Handed To Her For Whining That Kamala Called Trump A ‘Criminal Sexual Predator’

Even though he has attacked her numerous times, former Fox host Megyn Kelly remains slavishly devoted to failed one-term, twice-impeached, and multiply-indicted former president Donald Trump.

So it should come as no surprise that Kelly is upset by Vice President Kamala Harris pointing out on the campaign trail that Trump is a convicted felon who has been accused of sexual assault and rape by dozens of women.

Trump is also a serial fraudster who is facing sentencing next month in Manhattan for years of systematic tax and insurance fraud committed by the Trump Organization.

But to hear Kelly tell it, Harris has no right to highlight Trump’s legal troubles.

Taking to Twitter, Kelly posted this message on Saturday in response to a report from the New York Times that Trump calls Harris a “bitch” in private:

“She calls him a criminal sexual predator fraudster so I’m pretty sure none of us care.”

That was all it took for others on social media to remind Kelly that Trump has indeed been found guilty of sexual assault, fraud, and other crimes.

 

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Donald Trump Frequently Refers To Kamala Harris As ‘Nasty’ And A ‘B**ch’ In Private: Sources

The last three weeks have been disastrous for failed ex-president Donald Trump, who has seen his polling advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris vanish, leaving him several points behind her in some polls.

In private, according to sources close to Trump, the convicted felon and 2024 GOP presidential nominee has been lashing out at Harris, often referring to her as “nasty” and a “bitch,” The New York Times reports.

Indeed, Mr. Trump has often been in a foul mood the past few weeks. He has ranted about Ms. Harris. He has called her “nasty,” on “Fox & Friends,” and a “bitch,” repeatedly, in private, according to two people who heard the remark on different occasions. (“That is not language President Trump has used to describe Kamala, and it’s not how the campaign would characterize her,” Mr. Cheung said.)

Trump has even begun lashing out at wealthy supporters who have created political action committees and stuffed them with millions of dollars for him to spend as he seeks a second term in office.

Mr. Trump stunned one of his wealthiest patrons, Miriam Adelson, the widow of the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, by having an aide, Natalie Harp, fire off a series of angry text messages to Mrs. Adelson in Mr. Trump’s name, according to three people with knowledge of what took place.

The texts were particularly jarring because Mrs. Adelson and Mr. Trump had a friendly meeting just a week earlier at the Republican National Convention, according to a person briefed on the matter.

The texts complained about the people running Mrs. Adelson’s super PAC, Preserve America, into which she is pouring millions of dollars to support Mr. Trump.

Some of Trump’s inner circle have begun suggesting he make his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, the scapegoat and dump him as a way to reset his moribund campaign apparatus and signal to donors that he will do whatever it takes to right the ship. But those calls for Vance’s ouster have gone unheeded, with the ex-president suggesting that the Ohio senator is the one being called “weird,” not him.

“And, at the Aug. 2 fund-raiser, according to two people with knowledge of what took place, when a donor at the round-table discussion asked about Democrats trying to paint the Republican ticket as ‘weird,’ Mr. Trump replied: ‘Not about me. They’re saying that about JD.'”

How bad are the polls for Trump? Bad enough that it appears he could lose the normally red state of Ohio: “Two private polls conducted in Ohio recently by Republican pollsters — which Mr. Trump carried in 2020 with 53 percent of the vote — showed him receiving less than 50 percent of the vote against Ms. Harris in the state, according to a person with direct knowledge of the data.”

Bottom line: If Ohio goes for Harris — especially since she’s already leading or even with Trump in several other key battleground states — November 5 will be a popular and electoral vote landslide for Harris, dragging down Republicans in down-ballot races that would hand control of both Congress and the White House to Democrats. In other words, the election could be a referendum on Trump, and that’s not exactly a contest he’s going to win by using derogatory terms that alienate women, who just so happen to be the largest voting block in the country.

 

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Republicans Have A Plan To Stop The 2024 Election If Harris Keeps Rising In The Polls

More than a month ago, President Joe Biden announced to the nation that he would withdraw from the 2024 presidential election. He also endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris to be his replacement as the Democratic nominee.

At the time Biden left the race, the Democratic Party was in a funk, with many convinced that Donald Trump would easily romp to victory and destroy the American experiment of self-governance and representative democracy.

Now, however, Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, are campaigning in key battleground states such as Arizona, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, and just-released polls show the Democratic ticket in the lead over Trump and the GOP.

Behind the scenes, however, all of the momentum Harris and Walz are building could be destroyed by just a few election officials in a handful of states who may refuse to certify ballots, leading to a Constitutional crisis and threatening the entire American electoral system.

As A.B. Stoddard explains in a chilling column she penned for The Bulwark, we could be on the verge of an event that would put the election in the hands of the U.S. Supreme Court or House of Representatives, both of which would likely declare Trump the victor.

Across the country, the November election results will have to be certified in more than 3,000 counties, and all state results must be final by the time electors meet in each state on December 17. Members of county election boards are not tasked with resolving election issues; certification is mandatory and “ministerial,” not discretionary. Disputes over ballot issues are separate from the certification process—investigated and adjudicated by district attorneys, state election boards, and in court.

Election experts say the new rule could disrupt the entire process across the state by allowing local partisans to reject results. And Georgia appears to be at the center of Trump’s plans. Casting doubt on Fulton County, which makes up the bulk of Democratic votes in the state, will help him claim he won the Peach State as the rest of the results come in red.

What happens if there’s no certification? Technically, there would be no president, though Biden would remain as head of state until the matter could be adjudicated in court and a solution found.

Election attorney Marc Elias has been warning for months that we all need to prepare for a worst-case scenario and have plans in place if and when such an event arrives.

“I think we are going to see mass refusals to certify the election. Everything we are seeing about this election is that the other side is more organized, more ruthless, and more prepared.”

What can be done to make sure the 2024 election isn’t stolen by those loyal to Trump? First of all, we have to be informed as citizens and ready to make our voices heard. Then we have to vote in record numbers so Harris and Walz win in a landslide that cannot possibly be denied.

Most importantly, however, we have to band together and prepare for the days ahead. United, we cannot be beaten. Even the pro-Trump forces know that, and it should give them pause.

 

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Conservative Warns The MAGA Faithful Trump Is Likely To ‘Get His Clock Cleaned’ By Harris In A Debate

Philip Klein is the editor of the conservative National Review, and he has some bad news for Trump supporters who think failed former president Donald Trump can stand toe-to-toe in a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.

Now that Trump has tentatively agreed to three debates, the first of which will be held on September 10 and hosted by ABC News, Klein is warning that despite what the disgraced ex-president says, Harris is a formidable opponent and excellent debater.

In his latest column, Klein writes, “Donald Trump said today that he had agreed to the September 10 debate against Vice President Kamala Harris and proposed two additional debates. A lot of conservatives are confident that once Harris is forced to speak in an unscripted environment, she will unravel. But I am not so sure. If Trump doesn’t sharpen his attacks in the coming weeks, he could very well get smoked when they face off.”

Klein adds that Trump’s debate with President Joe Biden may have been a success, Donald didn’t exactly shine in the spotlight, either, though his performance was overshadowed by how badly Biden did.

He spoke using a sort of MAGA shorthand that is comprehensible to those who already support him or who spend a lot of time online, but not to persuadable voters. When Biden confronted him on the story about his calling members of the military “suckers and losers,” Trump said it was false. He then said, “It was made up by him, just like Russia, Russia, Russia was made up, just like the 51 intelligence agents are made up, just like the new thing with the 16 economists are talking. It’s the same thing.

Trump’s propensity for believing whatever conspiracy theory he reads online and trying to pass such lies off as facts also doesn’t bode well for the convicted felon who is standard bearer for the GOP, Klein notes.

Yet here’s how Trump spoke of Walz:

She picked a radical left man that is — he has things done that — he has positions that are not even possible to believe that they exist. He is going for things that nobody has even heard of. Heavy into the transgender world. Heavy into lots of different worlds.

“Heavy into lots of different worlds.” Anybody who isn’t already familiar with the Walz record is likely thinking, what the heck is he talking about?

Harris, on the other hand, Klein explains, has her own problems when it comes to speaking extemporaneously. Underestimating her, however, is an enormous mistake.

“But the Trump campaign would be wise to assume that she will come to the debate well-equipped with many talking points on all of the issues most likely to come up and she will stick largely to script. There are a lot of avenues for Trump to challenge Harris and get her off her game, but that requires a command of details that he can use to make arguments in a comprehensible way. If Trump decides to wing it and thinks he can get away with the type of performance he did at the first debate or Thursday’s press conference, he will get his clock cleaned.”

Kamala Harris will eat Donnie’s lunch when they debate. If he thinks he can steamroll her the way he did Biden, then you can expect to see Harris turn Trump into a quivering mass of protoplasm. After that, all that remains is a Democratic landslide when the votes are tallied.

 

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Trump Spokesperson Slammed For Remark About ‘The Smell’ On Kamala Harris’ Plane

Steven Cheung is an official spokesperson for the Trump-Vance 2024 campaign, and remarks he made Wednesday on social media regarding Vice President Kamala Harris and the “smell” on Air Force Two have set off an avalanche of angry reactions online.

Taking to Twitter, Cheung reacted to a posting about Sen. J.D. Vance, who tried to confront Harris on an airport tarmac in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, according to The Daily Beast.

That led Cheung to add his own disgusting commentary.

Cheung’s comment could be taken in two ways.

First, it could well be a blatantly racist dog whistle suggesting that Harris herself smells bad because she’s black.

Or the remark from the Trump spokesman could refer to comments Harris made regarding marijuana, which Harris has admitted she smoked when she was younger.

“Half my family is from Jamaica, are you kidding me?” Harris said in a 2019 interview, and it’s safe to speculate that most young Americans smoked weed at least once in their lives.

Considering that Cheung works for failed one-term former president Donald Trump, however, most people who read the tweet insisted it was indeed meant to be an attack on Harris’ race.