Excellent point. Therefore, We call out the ABOVE AVERAGE voters to make it happen.The average black voter will vote a black person over a white person, the average Jew will vote a democrat over a republican, and the average college educated woman will vote abortion. Overall policy means nothing to the average voter.
The average black voter will vote a black person over a white person, the average Jew will vote a democrat over a republican, and the average college educated woman will vote abortion. Overall policy means nothing to the average voter.
And not just the demonstrations. There has been an increase in anti-Semitic assaults with few prosecutions. And we've allowed openly, vocally anti-Semitic people to be admitted to Congress. And Joe Biden succumbed to pressure from the radical left and quickly did a flip-flop on Israel from "we stand with you" to "you should back-off and back-down a bit."<>
Most American Jews have likely been stung by the dem’s support of antisemitic demonstrations here in the USA.
We’ll see come November. . . . . .
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But they are absolutely not. It's the same ol' sh!t ! and probably getting worse.but I hope Americans are finally getting beyond diversity quotas and back to qualifications for a job… not DEI / skin color / sex as prerequisites
I absolutely can not understand why a single Jew in this country could ever support any democrat after all of the Hammas, liberal, squad supporting, terrorists, anti-Semantic demonstrations happening in the USA !The average black voter will vote a black person over a white person, the average Jew will vote a democrat over a republican, and the average college educated woman will vote abortion. Overall policy means nothing to the average voter.
DEI is affirmative action recategorized with a new label, it's been going on for decades.But they are absolutely not. It's the same ol' sh!t ! and probably getting worse.
Poor choice now that the line up has changed, Republicans had best drop the anti abortion plank from the platform or we are looking at President Harris for sure. A moderate or even Centrist Republican would have gone a long way towards healing the divisive stance of our current platform and candidatesI’ve been reading about JD Vance... watching old interviews, new interviews, trying to learn about his half of the Republican ticket.
I’ve been talking to my brother-in-law, also from Ohio, who lives near where JD was born… and is familiar with JD as a rising political star in Ohio.
I’m now a fan of the overall ticket… but am interested in what other TGT folks have to say.
yep…DEI is affirmative action recategorized with a new label, it's been going on for decades.
DEI = Didn’t Earn It.yep…
DEI and affirmative action… aka discrimination
Poor choice now that the line up has changed, Republicans had best drop the anti abortion plank from the platform or we are looking at President Harris for sure. A moderate or even Centrist Republican would have gone a long way towards healing the divisive stance of our current platform and candidates
What's the point in "winning" of we gut ourselves? Might as well drop support of 2a to "be more inclusive".Poor choice now that the line up has changed, Republicans had best drop the anti abortion plank from the platform or we are looking at President Harris for sure. A moderate or even Centrist Republican would have gone a long way towards healing the divisive stance of our current platform and candidates
Vance perhaps brings a solid choice for 2028. Vivek is a brilliant man and will have some say-so in the Trump administration. We Need every warm-blooded adult in our Nation to Vote Trump. So much crazy sh!t is going to happen in the next 4 or 5 years it's a mind twister.vivek was the right choice. Vance brings nothing Trump didn't already have.
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Trump Campaign Announces Believers Coalition
The Trump-Vance campaign has announced a "believers coalition" to engage the American faith community and motivate Christian voters.www.oann.com
The Trump-Vance campaign has announced a Believers Coalition to engage the American faith community and motivate Christian voters.
In a press release on Friday, the Republican campaign presented two new efforts to engage voters of faith, the “Believers Coalition” and a “Believers and Ballots Program.”
According to the release, these efforts are meant to energize voters to register and communicate President Donald Trump’s commitment to faith.
This comes on the same day President Trump addressed the Turning Point Action Believers Summit, saying the left has become hostile to religious freedom.
The release quotes Trump as saying “In America we celebrate faith, we cherish religion, we lift our voices in prayer and raise our sights to the glory of god.”