Comment on Felon45 Glitches Out At Rally. We're Sure The NYT Will Be All Over This

Wall Street Journal: “The forces of American culture and politics are pushing men and women under age 30 into opposing camps, creating a new fault line in the electorate and adding an unexpected wild card into the 2024 presidential election.” “Voters under 30 have been a pillar of the Democratic coalition since Ronald Reagan left office in 1989.

“Kamala Harris has spent her last two years as vice president repairing a difficult relationship with the national media — an investment that paid off when her sudden ascent to the top of the Democratic ticket came with a wave of positive press coverage,” Semafor reports. “It’s a striking turn for a politician who just a few years ago seemed stuck in a perpetual cycle of negative headlines.”

New York Times: “On Friday night, he appeared before religious leaders in West Palm Beach, Fla. The next afternoon, he was in Nashville, yukking it up with thousands of crypto-evangelists at a Bitcoin conference.” “The two groups could hardly be less alike, and Mr. Trump — neither a pious man, nor technologically savvy one — made for an unlikely champion at each.

Never mind who she's married to, you moron. Here's Trump at his West Palm Beach rally this weekend, pretending Kamala Harris hates Jewish people. TRUMP: Two days ago, she refused to attend the speech in Congress of the Prime Minister of Israel. She said, oh, I can't make it. There was just a small group of people, but they couldn't make it, because that's her original thought. That's where she comes from.

ABC host Martha Raddatz called out a surrogate for Donald Trump after the former president told a group of Christians that they would never have to vote again if he was elected in 2024. "You won't have to do it anymore," Trump told the group recently. "You won't have to vote anymore.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rebuffed Fox News host Shannon Bream on Sunday after she suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris was unqualified to lead the country. During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Bream noted that one conservative New York Times columnist had called Harris's candidacy "anti-democratic." "That's the playbook of ruling parties in autocratic states," the Times column charged. "You know the optics of this, that it was donors who pulled the plug on President Biden and they're the ones calling the shots about how this proceeds," Bream said. "Well, it's true that the Democratic Party is not famous for falling in line," Buttigieg replied.