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The Bookies Say There’s Only an 11% Chance Evidence Will Come Out Proving Kamala Harris Worked at McDonalds

Huge crowds, hilarious quips and a jovial atmosphere were the themes of the day as Donald Trump completed his first ever shift at McDonald’s.

The former president visited a Pennsylvania franchise on Sunday, Oct. 20 as part of his campaign to win the battleground state in the presidential election – and mock Kamala Harris for her evidence-free claims to have once been a McDonald’s employee.

Trump arrived for his well-anticipated shift donning a full suit.

He immediately got to work, attending the deep fat fryer…

…before serving customers at the drive-thru.

He also took questions from reporters, stopping only to acknowledge the large crowd gathered outside the restaurant.

The Republican presidential nominee made the visit amid popular demand. It also served as a reminder to one of Kamala Harris’ tall tales; despite claiming to have worked in a McDonald’s in her early career.

“I’ve now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala [at McDonald’s],” the former president told reporters from the drive-thru serving hatch, labeling her “lying Kamala” in the process.

Amusingly, when McDonalds corporate addressed the event in an internal email, they acknowledged that there was no evidence whatsoever to Harris’ claims that she once worked at McDonalds.

And those willing to put their money where their mouths are aren’t optimistic either. In fact, given the betting odds as of writing, someone would multiply their bet nearly tenfold if evidence did come out proving Harris worked here.

Trump’s shift was equally as popular on social media as it was in-person.

Others noted how Trump’s shift was partly to troll the Vice President on her birthday.

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GOP Makes Gains Across Swing States In Early Voting Figures

Early voting figures in several key states show a ten-point swing in favor of the GOP.

Information on voting so far from L2 Data was analyzed on ABC News, showing the breakdown of voters in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin – five of which are key swing states.

The number of ballots cast so far in these jurisdictions is just under 5.2 million – a fall of three million from 2020.

The GOP has made significant gains on the Democrats, amassing 38% of the early vote compared to 32% four years prior. On the contrary, the Democrats have dropped four points to 50%, while third parties are amassing 12% of the vote (down two points from 2020).

A ten-point swing against the governing party would be disastrous for Vice President Kamala Harris, who is seeking to defend the White House on its razor thin majority. Trump lost by just over 40,000 votes in Georgia, Arizona and Wisconsin 2020, meaning just a 1% swing across all states would be enough to win the election.

Many conservatives were excited about the early voting results.

Some also encouraged other conservatives to keep up the pressure.

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Donald Trump’s Al Smith Dinner Had Everyone In Tears… Particularly Kamala Harris

Social media was in stitches on Thursday, Oct. 17 after Donald Trump roasted Kamala Harris (and many more) at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York.

The charitable event is a staple of the electoral cycle, usually taking place in the three weeks before the election. It has historically been attended by both Republican and Democrat presidential nominees, although the Vice President declined the invitation, making her the first to do so since Walter Mondale (who then went on to lose 49 states).

Harris’ absence left an open goal for former president Trump, who obliterated the Democratic Party and his presidential rival.

Trump’s top five moments of the night were collated by Collin Rugg on X, opening with a reference to “Tampon” Tim Walz. The Republican joked he “used to think Democrats were crazy” for suggesting men could have periods, until he met the Minnesota Gov.

Give it a watch below:

Arguably, the highlight of the night (included in the video above) was Trump’s joke about the in-attendance Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. “Chuck Schumer is here looking very glum… but look on the bright side, Chuck, considering how woke your party has become, if Kamala loses, you still have a chance to become the first woman president,” Trump said as Schumer shook his head.

Kamala reportedly stopped watching the dinner after Trump made a reference to her husband Doug Emhoff’s historic affair with a nanny. “A major issue in this race is childcare, and Kamala has put forward a concept of a plan… The only piece of advice I would have for her in the event she wins would be not to let husband Doug anywhere near the nannies,” he told the auditorium.

Trump had some other great moments too. It’s expected for the presidential candidates to make jokes about themselves – which Trump made a joke out of in classic Trump fashion.

He also knocked Walz over pretending to be part of historic events.

And there was also a spontaneous roasting of Bill DeBlasio when Trump learned of his presence in the audience – who was immediately blasted as the worst mayor ever.

Some social media users noted other quips by the former president which made them laugh.

Many commentors loved Trump’s digs at the Democrats.

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Highlights: Kamala Harris’ Trainwreck Interview With Bret Baier, Summarized

Kamala Harris faced Fox News anchor Bret Baier in a trainwreck interview on Wednesday, October 16.

The Vice President’s appearance on the most conservative mainstream media outlet was unexpected, though many on the right doubted whether Baier would sufficiently scrutinize the Democratic nominee. Needless to say, Baier proved the doubters wrong.

If you didn’t catch the interview, here’s what you missed.

The interview began with a question on illegal immigration. When the 54-year-old asked for a specific number of illegal aliens the Biden-Harris administration had permitted into the U.S, Harris completely dodged the question.

Harris, described by many as the “border czar”, struggled on questions relating to migrant crime.

She then tried to claim there was a “broken immigration system”, despite previously claiming that the border is secure.

Illegal aliens remained a subject on the next segment focusing on taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners. Harris’ response to a Donald Trump campaign ad in which she expressed her position was to complain about the former president’s expenditure.

A majority of voters trust Trump more than Harris when it comes to the economy; her failure to provide details on her plans when pressed by Baier was a good indication as to the reason why.

For much of the campaign, Harris has struggled to differentiate herself from the administration in which she is Vice President. She refused to elaborate what she would do differently from President Joe Biden when pressed by Baier.

This theme continued into the next segment, where a confused Harris prompted Baier to ask, “What are you talking about?”

With the Vice President on the backfoot, Harris became angry when Baier played a clip of Trump denying one of her campaign’s most prominent attacks.

Although her ascension to Democratic nominee came as a result of an internal scheme to remove Biden from the ticket, Harris could only attack Trump when asked about the President’s cognitive state.

Concluding the interview, Baier reminded the Democratic nominee that she had spent virtually no time talking about herself, instead focusing her entire narrative on former president Trump. Baier said “they” – whom many thought referred to Harris’ spin doctors – were giving him a hard time in the background as the interview was brought to a close.

The thread was shared by The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) on X.

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FEMA Holds Moan-Fest For Gender-Special Staff While Hurricane Victims Suffer

You’ve probably heard of a hurricane called Helene that made landfall more than a week ago and caused what may turn out to be the worst natural disaster in American history. A lot of people say it’s already among the worst, with the official death toll, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, at 230.

The storm laid waste to much of the American south, even hitting far inland into Western North Carolina, bulldozing entire towns off the map. People are trapped behind log-jammed roads with no electricity or internet service, no phones, no food, no way to call for help, or some combination of these things. Social media reports from regular people on the ground who live in the areas affected report little federal or national guard help, and a lot of red tape and government interference. Elon Musk himself reports that his SpaceX staff was thwarted from delivering satellite phone equipment by overzealous federal officials. 

Amid all of this, FEMA and the feds generally want all of us to put on a happy face. They seem more upset about quelling what they call rumors (and some are, and will turn out to be false) than about acknowledging why Americans don’t trust a thing they say. This Associated Press article reeks of a leftist-transcription-for-the-government service that falsely tells the public it is a news outlet. 

Can we question the skepticism of any American toward FEMA when they’re devoting taxpayer dollars—and desperately short time—to things like this? 

Just watch this absurdity below:

It’s more than a minute and a half of gender-confused “LGBTQIA” people moaning about how hard society oppresses them every single minute of the day. It is fair to ask: have any of these people ever met anyone who has lost everything in a disaster? 

Let’s see what others on X had to say. 

Politics and bedfellows, eh?

A question on more minds every day. 

Do you agree with Western Lensman? 

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Key Moments Summarized As Walz Falters Against Impressive Vance

J.D. Vance and Tim Walz faced off in the only scheduled debate between the two vice presidential nominees on Tuesday, Oct. 1.

The debates marked a stark difference to the two presidential debates so far this campaign, with the Ohio Sen. and Minnesota Gov. appearing to get along and engaging in a more civil manner than the slugfests we’ve previously witnessed.

Political commentators were split along ideological lines as to who won the debate; that said, Vance’s experience shone through as a nervous Walz struggled to deliver a knockout blow – particularly evident in the candidates’ opening statements.

Walz, like many Democrats have during the campaign, found difficulty in distancing Kamala Harris from the administration in which she currently serves as vice president.

The two vice presidential candidates found common ground throughout the 90-minute debate, particularly on sensitive topics such as Hurricane Helene.

Despite being an arguably advantageous topic for his Democratic rival, Vance provided excellent responses to addressing climate change.

He would continue this momentum when the topic switched to the border.

The most memorable moment of the night came as the Republican clashed with CBS News’ moderators. Vance tackled the on-the-fly fact-check head-on, resulting in a momentary muting of microphones.

On the topic of the economy, an uncomfortable Walz could only watch as Vance destroyed Harris’ track record.

Little was known about Gov. Walz beyond his jurisdiction before he was picked as Harris’ running mate. Describing himself as a “knucklehead”, Walz was forced to admit his presence at the Tiananmen Square massacre was false.

The differing personalities became clear during the closing statements. While Walz referenced pop culture…

Vance hammered down on the Biden-Harris administration’s failings over the past three-and-a-half years.

The full thread can be found on the Vigilant Fox’s (@VigilantFox) profile on X.

Who do you think won the debate? Let us know in the comments.

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Kamala Harris Admits She Was Sleep-Deprived When She Chose Running Mate Tim Walz

In a futile effort to reassure doubters that she is ready to lead the country, Kamala Harris said she suffered from insomnia following Joe Biden’s decision to quit his campaign, adding that she was sleep-deprived when she selected Tim Walz as her running mate.

The Vice President was speaking to basketball players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson on their “All The Smoke” podcast when she revealed her lack of sleep during a chaotic few weeks in July.

“From the time that the president called me and told me he wasn’t running, I mean, it’s just like everything was in speedy, speedy motion, and I was not sleeping so well,” Harris said on the podcast. “And that one morning I just, I mean, I had, I don’t know, a few hours’ sleep – and I, you know, I like to sleep. I just got up. I was like – so I just went out and got a pork roast and started marinating it.”

“And my family were all going to be in town, so they were very happy about the whole situation, but I just got up and started — everybody’s asleep, I just got up and started cooking,” she continued.

Harris’ lack of sleep also contributed to her “gut” decision to pick Walz as her running mate. Through cooking, Harris eased her nerves on the morning of Tuesday, Aug. 6 before later announcing the Minnesota Gov. had joined the Democratic ticket.

Perhaps a “sleepy Kamala” nickname is in the works?

Needless to say, social media commentors were less than impressed with her approach to decision-making.

Many also felt that this was yet another excuse from the Vice President.

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Kid’s One Word Response To Question About Kamala Harris Leaves Social Media Laughing

A CNN segment left conservatives in stiches when it went viral on social media.

The segment, titled “kids on politics”, involved a number of elementary school children responding to questions about the upcoming presidential election. The kids surveyed attended schools in safe states such as New Jersey and Texas, as well as the battleground of Arizona.

One child praised Donald Trump for “giving his life and his heart” to the country. But, it was the response of another adolescent which caught the attention of social media.

“What’s the first word that pops into you head when you hear the name Kamala Harris?” the ten-year-old was asked.

“Liar,” was his response.

The clip caught the attention of Donald Trump Jr., who said, “The kids always know.”

Social media commentors held high praise for the pro-Trump kid.

That said, not everyone agreed with CNN’s decision to interview children for their political views.

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North Carolina Removes Hundreds Of Thousands From Its Voter Roll

The North Carolina Election Board (NCEB) has removed hundreds of thousands of names from the voter rolls ahead of the presidential election.

A combined total of 747,274 names were removed from the swing state’s voter rolls, including 130,688 people who are now dead.

Just under 290,000 voters were removed as duplicates due to their relocation within North Carolina, while approximately one-third were taken off the list for being inactive the two most recent federal elections. Other reasons for removal included moving out of the state (31,242), duplicates (26,939), felony convictions (18,883) and requests from the voter themselves (2,329).

North Carolina is a swing state won by Donald Trump in 2020. And Kamala Harris seeking to take the Tarheel State in her bid to secure the presidency, Democrats have actively campaigned to try and secure a much-needed 16 electoral college votes.

The state’s importance has led to a number of lawsuits in recent months. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has faced difficulty in removing his name from the ballot in order to assist Trump, while the GOP has filed lawsuits against the NCEB amid concerns over noncitizen voting.

Arguably, the decision to remove more than 7% of the state’s potential electorate from the voter roll has raised more questions over election integrity.

Given the most recent election’s controversy over voter fraud, many will be keeping a close eye on results across the country.

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Ex-Democrat Joe Manchin Refuses To Endorse Kamala Harris In Filibuster Row

Independent Sen. Joe Manchin has refused to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in a filibuster row over Roe vs. Wade.

The West Virgina Sen., who left the Democrats earlier this year, slammed Harris for her desire to “eliminate the filibuster” for the controversial abortion bill. By doing so, the Democrat-controlled Senate would be able to ram legislation through on 51 votes, rather than the usual 60.

“Shame on her,” Manchin said on Tuesday, Sept. 24. “She knows the filibuster is the Holy Grail of democracy. It’s the only thing that keeps us talking and working together. If she gets rid of that, then this would be the House on steroids.

Harris’ promise to remove the filibuster has cost her an independent endorsement. Nevertheless, Harris’ has previously threatened to remove the political tactic on issues such as abortion and the Green New Deal.

“Well, she said she supported banning fracking too, and she changed that. I was hoping she would change this,” Manchin said when quizzed on the Vice President’s efforts to remove the filibuster.

Many on social media wondered whether the former Democrat’s decision would have any major impact.

That said, some commentors had praise for the soon-to-be retiring Sen.


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