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This is why the Supreme court must intervene and announce that Donald J Trump is the legitimate next President of the United States. Share with everyone especially Democrats perhaps a few will want the reward money$$. Excerpts - Trump is winning an electoral landslide. We all know that. In every credible and historically accurate poll, Trump is leading in the popular vote nationwide. And winning by an even bigger margin in each battleground state. Which adds up to an electoral landslide. Trump is winning. But will his lead hold up to the vast array of ways Democrats cheat? They have rigged this election 1000 ways to Sunday. It’s past time for any semblance of debate about whether the election is rigged. ABC TV moderators actually had the gall to ask President Trump about a rigged election in the middle of a rigged debate. With the whole country watching. The Democrats are so desperate to keep power they don’t care how obvious their cheating is, or who’s watching. Do you think the party that is so desperate for power and control, who is one election away from total power and control forever, who rigged the debate, would hesitate to rig the election? Offer $100 million, or $200 million, or $500 million, to richly reward any of these witnesses who can testify to the nation how Democrats are rigging, and fixing, and stealing this election. So many will come forward, you will need hundreds, perhaps thousands of volunteers, just to listen to all the confessions, and sort out who has the best stories to offer up at press conferences. Trust me. Announce it and they will come. The rats will desert the sinking Democrat ship. The problem won’t be finding active participants in the fraud. The only issue will be too many will come forward. We will be overwhelmed with witnesses and participants willing to spill the beans for a piece of the reward.

Are the almost hour by hour presidentional election polls produced for the candidates or principally as 'threater for the masses'? I ask that question because I understand the opposing Presidential election teams have their own comprehensive range of tracking tools that keeps them appraised of the constantly changing trajectories of Voter intentions as well as Voter reactions to proposed policies etc. Therefore, the standard and well known proprietary Pollsters obviously help provide the Media with material to keep alive the drama of the contest for the general public. Not being a Dem or GOP supporter, my interest is academic and for research. So, what do I see? If I set out Trump's back canvass, it looks dismal. The 'downers' include: the view that he incited the 6th Jan riot; the various federal charges he faces; the conviction for activities to do with the 2016 presidential campaign; his dehumanising objectification into a symbol of hate by the Media and miillions of Americans; the many who lament the failure of the assassination. My view is that Trump should be a no hoper to win in Nov 2024 - but nothing points to that conclusion. What underpins the durability of the support he enjoys from millions of Americans? Also, it is far too early for there to be sufficient data to rely on Poll results right now. Therefore, I look forward to the content of the narrative as the new contest starts to mature over the next 3 months. Will the resilience of Trump support carry the day or fall at the death? Will the initial boost for VP Harris petter out or grow stronger under the heavy scrutiny that is about to start and which will continue up to polling day? The only thing that I'm sure of is that the very worst behaviour and vitriol of both fractions will be on grand display for all the World to see. There are times when the saying 'God Bless America' resonates with an unsettling sense of foreboding.

Trump's Potential VPs Are All Election Deniers by Eugene Robinson If Donald Trump loses again to Joe Biden in November, the attempt by MAGA Republicans to negate the will of the voters could be even worse than last time. Trump’s denial of his 2020 defeat has had a deeply corrosive effect on our democracy, with a majority of Republicans still deluded into believing the election was stolen. The damage might be ameliorated if prominent GOP officials, who do know better, at least expressed confidence in the democratic process and pledged to accept the outcome of this year’s vote, no matter who wins. Surely, that’s not too much to ask of men and women who owe their jobs to the same electoral system that Trump claims is hopelessly corrupt. Right? Wrong. Witness the pathetic performance by Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday. Host Kristen Welker tried six times to get Scott to say, yes or no, whether he would accept the result of the November election. Scott refused to give an answer. Instead, he served up a heaping bowl of word salad, tossed with a vinaigrette of oil and ambition. “This is an issue that is not an issue so I’m not going to make it an issue. ... At the end of the day, I’m not going to answer your hypothetical question when, in fact, I believe the American people are speaking today on the results of the election.” Scott’s evasiveness is understandable because he is auditioning to be Trump’s running mate, but it is not excusable. He knows that cases of proven voter fraud — or even formally alleged voter fraud — are vanishingly rare. He knows that recounts and audits consistently show that votes are tallied accurately. He knows that all the conspiracy theories about the 2020 election spun by MAGA fabulists such as Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell have been proved utterly false and, in some cases, expensively defamatory. Still, with his nonanswers, the senator undermines the legitimacy of U.S. democracy. Other Republicans hoping to be Trump’s vice-presidential choice have been equally shameless. North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum was shifty on CNN’s “State of the Union” when asked about the possibility of violence if Trump loses, declining to answer and instead saying he is “looking forward to next January when Vice President Harris certifies the election for Donald Trump.” Rep. Elise Stefanik (N.Y.) said she would have to “see if this is a legal and valid election” before voting to certify the November result. And Rep. Byron Donalds (Fla.) went even further — all the way to 2028. He said that if he were the sitting vice president at the time of that year’s election, he would decline to certify the results “if you have state officials who are violating the election law in their states.” In other words, he would do what Vice President Mike Pence quite properly refused to do: impose Trump’s will over that of the American people. ©️Washington Post 2024.

Our latest tracking of the 2024 U.S. general election finds Trump and Biden tied among independents as of 3/31 (34% to 34%) in a hypothetical head-to-head, marking the first time since Nov. 2023 that Trump has not led Biden among that group. Beyond that, Biden has also notched minor gains in favorability, and is currently seeing a slightly better net favorability rating (6 points underwater) than Trump (8 points underwater) for the first time since mid-January. More broadly, the race remains incredibly close with slim margins on many fronts, and we advise monitoring these and other datapoints carefully (and interpreting them cautiously) given that election day remains a ways away. You can find our latest tracking of the race, along with key datapoints --- now available for download across various voter subgroups beyond those visualized on our tracker page --- here: https://lnkd.in/ehK4dYbK

BREAKING: The presidential race in the United States remains wide open: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump 50% to 44% in Wisconsin and 48% to 43% in Michigan, while Trump holds a 49% to 44% advantage in Arizona, according to the latest CNN poll conducted by SSRS from August 23-29, 2024. Harris also leads Trump by a narrow margin of 48% to 47% in both Georgia and Nevada. In Pennsylvania, the candidates are tied at 47%. The poll surveyed likely voters across six key battleground states, with an average of 15% undecided, leaving room for shifts as campaign activity ramps up in the final nine weeks before Election Day. NOTE: The poll included samples of 682 voters in Arizona, 617 in Georgia, 708 in Michigan, 626 in Nevada, 789 in Pennsylvania, and 976 in Wisconsin. Likely voters were determined by past voting behavior and their intention to vote in the upcoming election. NOTE: As you can see, the sample sizes in these polls are too small, and no poll is even remotely close to being a true reflection of how people intend to vote. Polls merely attempt to gauge where the race stands, without being able to predict the results accurately. Leading in a poll doesn’t guarantee victory, especially months before an election. This race remains wide open, and either Trump or Harris could win. Anyone who quickly dismisses either candidate is neither being honest nor pragmatic. Such behavior reflects emotional bias rather than the realism and pragmatism needed in mature individuals, especially writers.

BREAKING: The presidential race in the United States remains wide open: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump 50% to 44% in Wisconsin and 48% to 43% in Michigan, while Trump holds a 49% to 44% advantage in Arizona, according to the latest CNN poll conducted by SSRS from August 23-29, 2024. Harris also leads Trump by a narrow margin of 48% to 47% in both Georgia and Nevada. In Pennsylvania, the candidates are tied at 47%. The poll surveyed likely voters across six key battleground states, with an average of 15% undecided, leaving room for shifts as campaign activity ramps up in the final nine weeks before Election Day. NOTE: The poll included samples of 682 voters in Arizona, 617 in Georgia, 708 in Michigan, 626 in Nevada, 789 in Pennsylvania, and 976 in Wisconsin. Likely voters were determined by past voting behavior and their intention to vote in the upcoming election. NOTE: As you can see, the sample sizes in these polls are too small, and no poll is even remotely close to being a true reflection of how people intend to vote. Polls merely attempt to gauge where the race stands, without being able to predict the results accurately. Leading in a poll doesn’t guarantee victory, especially months before an election. This race remains wide open, and either Trump or Harris could win. Anyone who quickly dismisses either candidate is neither being honest nor pragmatic. Such behavior reflects emotional bias rather than the realism and pragmatism needed in mature individuals, especially writers.

Six Months to Decision Day: Despite facing criminal charges, Trump shows a slight lead in pivotal swing states. How will economic concerns and voter trust impact the final outcome? Share your thoughts! Click here to explore our in-depth analysis on what's driving the polls and what could sway the outcome. Read more at the Financial Times 📈👥 #Election2024 #USElection #PoliticalDebate

Trump’s drumbeat of lies about the 2020 election keeps getting louder. Here are the facts WASHINGTON (AP) — With Donald Trump facing felony charges over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election, the former president is flooding the airwaves and his social media platform with distortions, misinformation and unfounded conspiracy theories about his defeat. It’s part of a multiyear effort to undermine public confidence in the American electoral process as he seeks to chart a return to the White House in 2024. There is evidence that his lies are resonating: New polling from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that 57% of Republicans believe Democrat Joe Biden was not legitimately elected as president. Here are the facts about Trump’s loss in the last presidential election: REVIEWS AND RECOUNTS CONFIRM BIDEN’S VICTORY Biden’s victory over Trump in 2020 was not particularly close. He won the Electoral College with 306 votes to Trump’s 232, and the popular vote by more than 7 million ballots. https://lnkd.in/g377ERxr

Nearly half of Republican voters and 52% of Donald Trump supporters say they fear the 2024 presidential results will not be accurately counted, according to a new USA Today/Suffolk University poll. The poll, published two days shy of the third anniversary of the Jan. 6 riots, instigated by doubt about the veracity of the 2020 election, reveal an alarming level of fear just months away from the general election. According to the survey, 46% of registered Republican voters are not confident in the counting and reporting of the election results. Meanwhile, 81% of Democrats say they are "very" confident that the election will be fair. Just 14% of Republicans say they felt "very" confident. Just 7% of Trump voters said they were "very" confident. However, the poll found concerns for democracy extend across political boundaries, with 83% saying they worry about threats. The top threat was Trump himself, at 18%, followed by government corruption/dysfunction (10%) and immigration/open borders (8%). As for who is to blame for the threat to democracy, 40% said Democrats and 40% said Republicans. Source: NewsMax Read more at - https://vist.ly/t2nt #FreedomLivesHere #FreedomSquare #freedom #wethepeople #news

ELECTION Debate Debrief The dust has (mostly) settled on Tuesday’s debate. An estimated 67 million people tuned in, up significantly from the 51 million who watched the Biden/Trump debate. Flash polls showed a majority (63%) of debate-watchers believed that VP Harris outperformed former President Trump––a sharp turnaround from 67% believing Trump outperformed President Biden in June––but that it didn’t change many voters’ opinions. Republicans have been critical of ABC’s moderators for interrupting Trump five times to fact-check his answers and being softer on Harris, not fact-checking her at all. Trump said Wednesday that it was “three to one” and “a rigged deal”; yesterday, he said he would not do another debate. Minutes after the debate, Taylor Swift endorsed Harris on Instagram, driving nearly 340K people to vote.gov for state-specific voter registration information. __ ETERNAL PERSPECTIVE The debate may be important for the U.S.’s future but will have little impact on your eternal future. This doesn't mean that we shouldn’t care at all, but we should not let it steal our focus from Christ at the center of all things.  “[The enemies of God] will make war against the Lamb, but the Lamb will conquer them because he is Lord of lords and King of kings. Those with him are called, chosen, and faithful.” Revelation 17:14 https://lnkd.in/gSFRNw36