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Reddog's avatar

This was a good week indeed for Trump but no one should let their guard down now this close to the finish line. The unelected state has not gone anywhere. I would just add one thing to Dons excellent article here, and that is that we should remember the gentleman who was killed and the two people injured simply because they wanted to support their candidate. Those three people and their families will never be the same. They paid a very high price for their support in a country that prides itself on freedom to choose its leaders. God bless them.

Chuck Goldman's avatar

I wish this was mine but it isn’t…

Trump has 3 Baby Momma’s, a mug shot and 34 Felony convictions AND now has also been shot. He has more street cred than most new gen Rappers

Reddog's avatar

Now that is hilarious! Dana White of UFC fame says Trump is the baddest badass of all time.

Suzie's avatar

After Saturday’s shooting due to such lax security (what an understatement!) some guy in Twitter was telling Trump just to “come on down to the hood and grab some guys and we’ve got your back! No problem.”

Suzie's avatar

I saw BubblePuppy has the link to him above!!

JonesySmart's avatar

Great for up close protection - but nothing long range. They can't shoot. 🤔

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BeyondNobody's avatar

Even more telling about the irrational mentality of the SS boss lady...there will (likely) be zero resignations...not her's, nor her 'diversity is our strength' team of women involved in this most recent D.I.E. shitshow of absurdity.

Physical limitations should be enforced in any and all fields requiring the carrying or dragging of 230 pounds of dead weight! Also, required the mental hard-wiring to face terror, not flinch or freak out in a firestorm. Men and women are NOT CREATED THE SAME. Praise the Lord!!

Not funny.... but did you notice the one who was more concerned about getting her sunglasses on than getting Trump in the SUV!? The same one, whose height only reached to Trumps' stomach...where she was burying her head.

There are STILL those of us who wisely celebrate being from Venus and who TREASURE, APPRECIATE AND WORSHIP THOSE FROM MARS. Typically we marry, and give birth to our very own SECRET SERVICE DETAIL!

Which is exactly what happened in the stands behind President Trump as bullets were flying... SUPERDAD HERO of the day (CORY D. COMPERATORE) laid down his life, WITHOUT HESITATION, to save his family! HEARTBREAKING and SO WRONG for him to be gone due to all these sicko losers ruining our country. Give to his widow at GOFUNDME!

MAKE TRUTH AND BEAUTY GREAT AGAIN!

NNTX's avatar

One of the purported reasons that Pres. Trump had the "B Team" (at best) is because both Dr. Jill and Kamala were in PA. Dr. JIll visiting the Pittsburgh Secret Service office reportedly. Really? When was that scheduled? Smells

Suzie's avatar

The Wednesday before his rally on Saturday I heard.

LuAnn's avatar

Trump is a gangsta! Who would have thought he would get that kinds of street cred?

Gary Blackman's avatar

If it's proven that the two police snipers on the roof behind Trump had their weapons trained on the shooter yet waited until he squeezed off several rounds before killing him, these three people may have a cause of action. Those two snipers need to be interrogated at length to get the truth. Their uniforms said "Police" but only God knows for sure who they work for.

Jake's avatar

None of it adds up. You got a cop climbing the ladder to confront the kid. He didn't have his weapon drawn but he has the sniper team covering him. The kid points his weapon at the cop but the counter sniper team doesn't take him out. The kid was an imminent threat at that point and should have been dropped. It doesn't add up??

BeyondNobody's avatar

IF the MONSTER actually pointed his rifle at the cop...then HOW was he able to turn and line up his shot, fire repeatedly before the SS(?)sniper watched the whole thing unfold but waited to take him out?

LuAnn's avatar

And I don't think we are ever going to find out other than it just doesn't add up.

Reddog's avatar

There is so much information coming out every hour it is mind boggling to me how the SS screwed this up. They had a sniper team in the very building that the shooter used to fire from!!!!!!!!!!!! Right now, the SS and DHS are busy rewriting history and getting stories to match. It will be a long time before we know what really took place that day. But I have a feeling that the SS head will be done shortly and she could very well take a lot of people with her out the door. I respect the SS but they have been terribly degraded this past ten years or so.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

This whole thing stinks of DEI, as a life-&-death demonstration of its foolishness. Firstly, the new head of the Secret Service is a woman whose main qualification was that she was in charge of security at Pepsi-Cola; and she clearly failed to reconnoiter the terrain for potential threats. Maybe she was concerned about Coca-Cola interfering at the rally.

Then, during the incident, there are at least two women visible that are part of the SS group that's surrounding Trump, but they are utterly useless, with the one visible in front ducking -- DUCKING!!! -- instead of staying upright to do her job of protecting the President, which includes taking if bullet if necessary. In addition, she looks to be about 5'5", when all the guys are 6 feet or more (Trump is 6'3")

If anything shows the utter stupidity of the Wokeism that has infected DC, this is IT.

Suzie's avatar

She has reportedly refused to step down.

We shall see.

Reddog's avatar

A bunch of people are going to take the fall for this orchestrated failure and she and her boss need to be among them. But first, get rid of DHS and get the subordinate agencies reorganized to make them more efficient.

Lynette's avatar

She needs to be fired.

NNTX's avatar

Write your reps. I wrote both my senators and my congressman Sat eve.

Cookie McCall's avatar

If she won’t step down she needs to be fired

Adorable Deplorable's avatar

Well it will be fun when he fires her in January... but leaves her plenty of time to try again.

NNTX's avatar

Should be fired Day 1 of (may God grant this) Pres. Trump's return to the presidency.

W.'s avatar

You got that right. Never, NEVER let the opponent up and get back in the game.

Run them thru.

Reddog's avatar

Agreed, Never turn your back on your opponent. That is especially true even if they are beaten. MacArthur and Marshall understood that better than anyone. Sadly, we have leaders in both Houses of our congress who worry too much about optics and not enough about winning.

Tanto Minchiata's avatar

Because their hobbies to look like they do something, not to actually do something.

Tanto Minchiata's avatar

Fat fingering everything this AM plus autocorrect is ridiculous

*job not “hobbies”

Reddog's avatar

And they are good at it too.

W.'s avatar

Indeed. I learned The Lesson first in sports when I was younger. 'Miraculous comebacks' snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. DO NOT take the foot off of the gas. Or the back of their neck.

BubblePuppy7's avatar

Amen to that, brother.

Suzie's avatar

“If you aim for the king, you’d best not miss.”

CC's avatar

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Suzie's avatar

💔😢 Amen.

“Some gave all”

Reddog's avatar

It is heart breaking that those three families thought they were just going to a rally to enjoy the day and left it with such devastation. The story should be about them just as much as Mr. Trump. Too many Americans seem to take collateral damage like this much too calmly. I hope our party drubs the lefts nose in this senseless act for years to come. The Democrat party orchestrated and created this environment of hate just as surely as we are writing these comments. I hope the public backlash and the election in November is so painful for them that they never recover.

Playswithneedles's avatar

And your article doesn’t even mention Musk’s commitment to give the Trump campaign $45 million each month going up to the election.

I donated to Trump on Sunday as many others did. I’d like to see what the total for the first 24 hours after the attempt was. And now he gets a bump from the convention.

Oh, the schadenfreude!

Don Surber's avatar

Missed that one. Sorry

Jake's avatar

I bought his stock when he was fined a half billion.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Me too. Heard on the radio today that it’s up 31% since the attempt on his life.

RevMikeyMac's avatar

I did the same - ponied up $100 - and would do more if needed, but I think Elon has it covered!

Free Florida Female's avatar

We the people must demand that Smith and Merrick Garland reimburse our Treasury for the millions they stole to prosecute the stupid classified documents case against Trump.

Shrugged's avatar

The accountability needs to be swift and painful - and displayed publicly. They'll call it retribution. We must reframe it as Constitutional justice. Merrick Garland must be driven from government and go to the assisted living center with Biden. Jack Smith just needs to go to hell.

Greg's avatar

Yes. I said last week, being punished for a crime is not retribution. It’s justice.

OldeArtiste's avatar

Jack Smith and Merrick Garland are lucky that corporal punishment is prohibited by the Constitution.

OldeArtiste's avatar

Yes - in the Eighth Amendment

Shrugged's avatar

I think treason is punishable by death.

Suzie's avatar

It most certainly is.

Greg's avatar

Ah yes. Difference between corporal and capital.

CC's avatar

And the $50 million the country spent litigating Hillary’s fake ‘Russian Dossier’ - but we all know that Dems like to spend, hence the current inflation, brought on ironically by the ‘Inflation Reduction Act’. 🙄🙄🙄

OldeArtiste's avatar

People say that government - municipal, state, and Federal - spend taxpayers' money like drunken sailors. As a Navy veteran, I wish to say that the money drunken sailors spend is THEIRS, not others.

imkitty's avatar

"Smith’s investigation and prosecution..."

Make that Smith’s investigation and PERSECUTION. There, I fixed it.

RevMikeyMac's avatar

We can only hope. If Trump crosses the finish line, can we actually convict some of these a-holes and send them to prison for a very long time? That's the only thing that will make other Dem operatives and deep staters think twice about illegal activity under the cover of their federal jobs ...

imkitty's avatar

Start with Joe Biden who, at one of his rallies, accused Trump of rape. He should be sued for defamation.

NNTX's avatar

Predictably they are appealing Judge Cannon's dismissal, wasting more $$ and throwing more red meat to the Left.

One important note on the Constitutional issue re. the appointments clause, other Special counsels (Hur, Weiss for example) are U.S. attorneys and thus HAD been voted on by Congress. Jack Smith was not. Don't forget that Smith also persecuted Gov McDonnell and the resulting guilty verdicts were overturned by SCOTUS.

telephoneman's avatar

kind of humorous that they have to appeal to the 11th Circuit, that is Justice Thomas's venue.. did you read his dissenting opinion?

Should be a nice chuckle

Steve Boggs's avatar

My son, an army veteran of two tours to Iraq when it was still hot, had mixed emotions about Vance- saying he was Ivy league and, of course, off course in his early disdain for Trump.

I explained growing up hillbilly (as did I- I called my grandparents mamaw and papaw too), joining USMC out of high school, then doing Ohio State in 2 years, before Yale Law- is no where close to being Ivy League.

The icing on the cake for my son though was me sending him a link of what Vance said in reply to a retired general saying derogatory things about Vance when he was running for Senate. Vance said something like: ‘Oh, how many wars did you win. Let’s see- ZERO. And how much fine wine did you imbibe with bigwigs when kids like me were dying in your wars. And how much would you profit from a war with Russia?’

My son said those words wonderful to a dad’s ears- “Yeah, I get it now”.

Suzie's avatar

Here’s a great profile of JD you might want to read and share with your son. I found it extremely informative, heartening and encouraging about our our soon to be new VP

https://revolver.news/2024/03/trumps-secret-weapon-senator-jd-vance-vp/

Greg's avatar

All out win! We need all the marbles. And then, a cohesive Congress can repeal 60 years of liberal nonsense.

Reddog's avatar

I agree Greg, but dont assume the entire GOP is going to get on board. Half of the party are RINOs.

Adorable Deplorable's avatar

Probably more than half. But we also know they are opportunists and will go whichever way the wind is blowing. Remember, their first and foremost goal is keeping their place in the Swamp.

Reddog's avatar

I am never sure just how many of our caucus are with us and how many are faking it. You may be right about the number. I just wish more of the ones who are with us would develop some leadership skills and pull the group together. We have a serious leadership shortage in the party in both the House and Senate.

Suzie's avatar

Most ordinary decent people never even contemplate going into politics - ick. Unless they feel compelled because they feel things truly bad, like a Trump or a Vance and only a handful of others.

Those who do get into politics are as a rule egocentric, power-loving, conmen, with little to no moral fiber and easily able to lie to you to your face. It’s the nature of the beast.

That’s why a system of, by and for THE PEOPLE is the most essential form of government in order to keep the crooks and liars in line.

Adorable Deplorable's avatar

It is estimated that 20% of the population are sociopaths. Politicians 99%.

Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

It's not like me but I think there might be reason for hope here. I saw a clip from the convention yesterday where Mitch McConnell was booed rather ferociously.

Suzie's avatar

And right up until he was announced, Lindsey Graham and all the chief RINOs (like Mitch, Romney, Cheney, et al), were lobbying feverishly to keep Vance OFF the ticket!

Tells you all you need to know Trump picked the right guy.

Suzie's avatar

P.S. and the Biden campaign “warned” of Vance:

“he will do what Pence would not do!” (ref: Jan 6 electors)

Hahaha!! Talk about a glowing endorsement!!

Reddog's avatar

Yes, people like McConnell start out being part of the team but then stick around so long that they start to see themselves as the power rather than the people's voice. McConnell isn't a bad guy. He is probably as much responsible for the three SCOTUS picks as Trump was. But that is not enough. He has hung around too long and now is part of the resistance.

Jake's avatar

John Cornyn is a leading candidate to replace him. Can't let that happen. He's been part of the problem too.

Cookie McCall's avatar

I’ve said previously I hope Cornyn gets primaried, the sooner the better!

Reddog's avatar

Agreed. Amazing how the system seems to protect itself and keep promoting all the wrong people.

Greg's avatar

Yes sir. We need to keep pushing these clowns to work for us. ALL OF US.

Reddog's avatar

Yes, very true. Funny thing about momentum, once you have it going for you, the naysayers don't have much room to fight you. I suspect that come 20 Jan 2025, the dynamic in the House and Senate is going to change by a factor of 10X. McConnell will likely be gone and I hope Johnson as well. There is simply no time left for people who want to maintain the status quo. And if I were Ukraine, I would be seeking a negotiated settlement right now.

Doug's avatar

The local voters need to replace them.

Reddog's avatar

The RINO's are like a chameleon, they campaign like a tough conservative, say all the right things, get re-elected, and go back to their own agenda. I agree, time to get rid of them at the ballot box and elect real conservatives.

NNTX's avatar

Pay attention to what they do not what they say

Jim Nelson's avatar

Agree. DJT has Biden on the ropes, but without a down ballot win, the Congress and the Deep State can resist any reforms as they did in his first term of office.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Let us start adding longer tails to PDJTs coat yesterday already.

BubblePuppy7's avatar

NBC: “…(E)specially with the upheaval in the Democratic Party, you know, more and more people I think are a little bit confused as to who to vote for.”

BIDENI: “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t in your right mind.” REPEAT THE LINE

TRUMP: “If you come for the king…you better not miss.”

Shrugged's avatar

It's been like Christmas morning for a 6-year old these last couple of days - and about time, I say.

We need to keep our eyes on the ball, especially with millions of illegals voting in many states.

It ain't in the bag yet.

Suzie's avatar

Truly! The roller coaster of emotion I went through from Saturday through last night, was like going from utter darkness into glorious jubilant light!

Only God can do that.

Keep praying! It is Most Assuredly working!! ♥️🙏♥️

CC's avatar

Lots of ‘WINNING’ 🎉🎉🎉

NNTX's avatar

Reportedly Musk's $45 million/month donation to a Trump PAC will be directed at ballot integrity

NNTX's avatar

? Musk's contributions widely reported.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Elons response on X was faux gnus

Doggie Dad's avatar

With the selection of Vance as VP, the Dems will have to shift to pushing Kamala Harris off the ticket. At this point, everyone knows a vote for Biden will be a vote for Harris, and her approval ratings are even lower than his. No one but the most delusional hard-line leftists believes she is qualified, nor is she a cogent defender of his record. As "Border Czar" she is very vulnerable on perhaps the most important policy failure in recent history. Vance will be a powerful proxy for Trump and actually elevate his candidacy among independent fence-sitters and some future-former never-Trumpers like himself.

Jim Nelson's avatar

Selecting Vance as his running mate was genius, in my opinion. His CV is unbelievably great and his populist creds are solid. He should mop the floor with Kamala in any debate. If the Dems somehow decide to dump her, they will have to replace her with another DEI (read black) Democrat or risk further alienating black voters.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

The only reservation I had about Vance was that he's only been in the Senate a couple of years. But yesterday I watched him put a journalist in his place, and it was glorious.

Suzie's avatar

He’s definitely got his head on straight, both personally and politically. Another is his expansive experience outside the world of politics, from his upbringing, to tech, well, to real life.

And he by no means suffers fools gladly.

He could very well be just the guy we want in the White House for the next 12 years!

Jim Nelson's avatar

I understand your concern, however, having only two years in D.C. is probably a good thing in that he hasn't been contaminated by the Inside the Beltway disease of graft and corruption. On the other side of the ledger is Joe Biden who has been in D.C. for decades and look how utterly corrupt he is. Also, Bob Menendez who was just convicted of taking bribes and influence peddling.

Doggie Dad's avatar

Stacey Abrams is available.

Dennis's avatar

Gun control lefties on social media have been whining, “Why would God save just one man when he wouldn’t save an entire classroom of kids?” I reply, God didn’t save just one man, he saved an entire nation. GBDJT. FJB.

Playswithneedles's avatar

All of those lefties lamenting the loss of kids in a classroom (which I lament as well.) have no problem with the murder of 65 million unborn children. Those kids in the classroom are nothing but props for the left to use in their effort to disarm and rule over us.

Jim Murray's avatar

Pullin Morning Joe off the air is a measure of the Left's fear. Your neighbor has allowed his nasty dog roam, attacking people and other dogs at will. Suddenly, a new sheriff comes to town to announce, "I shoot nasty dogs running loose." The dog owner thinks, "Maybe I should keep my dog in my yard today."

Suzie's avatar

…Kristi Noem spotted nearby.

Oh come on! You were all thinking that! 😊

Tanto Minchiata's avatar

They can keep him off the air. Garbage human being.

Jim Murray's avatar

Without garbage human beings, the MSM and Disney airwaves would be empty. See the View for details.

MBethamn's avatar

Chuckles the Schumer tweeted, “This breathtakingly misguided ruling flies in the face of long-accepted practice and repetitive judicial precedence. It is wrong on the law and must be appealed immediately. This is further evidence that Judge Cannon cannot handle this case impartially and must be reassigned.”

Agreed, she must be reassigned. President Trump can appoint her to the next federal appellate opening after January 20.

Mitchell Moore's avatar

However, the Commie Democrats' obsession and maniacal lust for power knows no bounds. They will try again and level a whole city block with explosives if they have to...and blame it on a registered Republican, declare martial law, install a new puppet.

Suzie's avatar

I read and heard reports from attendees at the Convention that the Security there was off the charts.

However, as the saying goes, “they only have to get lucky once. We have to remain vigilant always.”

Cookie McCall's avatar

No, they’ll blame it on the Netanyahu

Mitchell Moore's avatar

Or on white supremacists and and compare it to Timothy McVey's assault on Democracy. Ugh. They are predictable and ever so dangerous because they feel cornered.

Lee's avatar

Yes, a brilliant week already. And definitely "keep our noses to the grinding wheels" AND PRAY.

Suzie's avatar

My “like” button hasn’t worked for months but it would still be insufficient to exclaim Amen and Amen!

Amy's avatar

Wouldn’t it be fun if PDJT/Vance played James Brown’s I Feel Good at the convention? As an homage to Rush, he would be rockin’ out, and just a fun message to America - we’re gonna make it, with lots of prayers and continued hard work. 👍🏻

Jim Nelson's avatar

I upvote any reference to Rush. I do miss that man so much.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

He was one of a kind. Utterly brilliant, and funny ...

Amy's avatar

I just remember that’s the song he played when he opened his radio show the morning after we won back the House and Senate when that creep Clinton was in office. 😊💃

Jake's avatar

Celebrate or Wang Chung would be nice too.

TeaPartyGal's avatar

Celebrate is a wonderful song, but the Dems used Celebrate at one of their conventions (Clinton/Gore?), so I wouldn't use that. Am not familiar with Wang Chung.

MBethamn's avatar

One of my all time 80s club faves from my misspent youth.

https://youtu.be/BoXu6QmxpJE

James Wills's avatar

By the way: I just saw a 15-minute interview with Vivek Ramaswamy. Woof! There's no question that he will have a Very High Position in the Trump administration. Jesus - Trump is putting together a lineup like the 1978 Steelers. I can't wait to see the slaughter - er, I mean debate - between JD Vance and Heels-up Harris. I recommend the Democrats who have done so much damage to The Greatest Nation That Ever Was perfect the skill of pulling holes in after them.

James Wills's avatar

I was in grad school in Morgantown at the time and rigged up a makeshift antenna to receive the Pittsburgh TV stations, which were only 75 miles away.

I was in complete awe of Lynn Swann. I'd heard he took ballet lessons; watching him spring up, touch with one finger a Bradshaw-launched ball that looked to be fifteen feet above the ground - all the while spinning 'round - then somehow snatch that damned thing and pull it down, pirouette about two more turns on one toe and VANISH downfield was a thing of beauty. What a magnificent animal - like a big cat - I can think of no other way to describe him.