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“Donald Trump has promised immediate action on illegal immigration and oil drilling, but behind the scenes, his campaign has begun work on his most personal priority: tearing up the Justice Department,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “Nothing has motivated or infuriated Trump more than his relationship with the agency. He is determined to remake it in ways that excite firebrands in his base—by replacing career employees with loyalists, by ordering investigations into those who have prosecuted him and by enlisting the Justice Department on the conservative side of the latest culture wars.” “Rarely a week goes by without Trump excoriating the justice system.”

On September 27, 2021 while still hosting her Saturday night Fox News program, Jeanine Pirro ranted that she's not a racist. "This shaming is part of their plan to radically change our country and the nonsense political correctness they have created in this subsequent cancel culture consequence creates fear," Pirro said. MAGAts love to string words together they use as rank outs. "I know I'm not a racist.

“On her first trip to the southern border as the Democratic presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris delivered one of her party’s toughest speeches on immigration and border policy in a generation. Even as she did, she tried to paint former President Donald Trump as a feckless chaos agent without the ability to deliver the hard-line results he has promised,” the New York Times reports. “Ms.

“Donald Trump crisscrossed the battleground state of Michigan on Friday, casting himself as an economic protectionist to blue-collar voters while attacking Vice President Kamala Harris over immigration on the same day she visited the southern border,” the New York Times reports. “Mr. Trump used a pair of events to try to blame Ms.

“Vice President Kamala Harris plans to announce Friday that not only would she keep in place President Joe Biden’s sweeping asylum crackdown if she wins the White House, but that she would take it even further,” Politico reports. “During her border visit in Douglas, Arizona, the vice president will propose toughening the president’s policy that suspends asylum claims in between ports of entry when border crossings reach a certain threshold.”

“The top election official in a northern Nevada county key to winning the presidential battleground state is taking a stress-related leave of absence with just over a month to go before Election Day, creating a sense of uncertainty about election operations in a county that has been under near constant attack from election conspiracy theorists,” the AP reports.