By Robin Itzler
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On the Democrat Side:
Kamala Harris received ZERO votes in the primary. Communist Minnesota Governor Tim Walz received ZERO votes in the primary. It doesn’t bother many Democrats that Joe Biden, who received 14+ MILLION primary votes, was tossed out in a coup. Yet, Harris has the audacity to call her quest a “people-powered campaign.”
That there are so many Americans who would accept the coup should be a high-level warning to all Patriots. In an ABC News interview, while still an official presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said:
“I think it was a coronation, it’s not democracy. Nobody voted. Who chose Kamala? It wasn’t voters. She went in four week from being the worst liability for Democratic Party to the second coming of Christ without giving one interview, without showing up for a debate, without a single policy that anyone thinks isn’t ridiculous. It’s not democracy.”
The same people who forced Biden to leave the race, applauded when he spoke at midnight (east coast) on the DNC’s first night. Talk about chutzpah, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held up a “We Love Joe” sign. Pelosi and other Democrat leadership politically knifed Biden in the back and then gave him a speaking slot to shout his own political eulogy when half the country had gone to sleep.
On the Independent and Republican Side:
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced on August 23 in Arizona that he was suspending his presidential campaign and endorsing Donald Trump for president. RFK would keep his name on ballots in NON-swing states. However, in all swing states where having his name on the ballot could hurt Donald Trump, he would be removing his name. Then a few hours later, RFK appeared at the Trump Arizona rally.
RFK’s timing of this announcement was even very important. Usually there’s a bounce following a convention, but RFK’s announcement followed by his appearance at the Trump rally depleted the communist Harris and Walz momentum.
Also, RFK’s endorsement should lead the way for other endorsements. Some that might be equally unexpected.
On the Independent Side:
The Michigan Bureau of Elections disqualified Cornel West along with his running mate from appearing on the general election ballot due to a notary technical violation of state law. In Arizona, a group of prominent Republican lawyers is trying to help West stay on the general election ballot.
During Michelle Obama’s lie-filled speech at the DNC convention, the former First Lady insulted our intelligence by saying:
“We don’t cheat others to get ahead. We don’t get to change the rules so we always win.”
Green Party candidate Jill Stein posted on X/Twitter:
“Stop the gaslighting. Right now Democrats are trying to sue us off multiple state ballots, hiring spies and infiltrators to sabotage us, and even withholding public funds we qualified for months ago. Democrats ABSOLUTELY cheat and change the rules to maintain their grip on power.”
Oh, but Democrats are going to save democracy.
The Democrat National Committee convention had a Planned Parenthood van parked curbside for free on-the-spot abortions and vasectomies! During the Marxist convention, whenever a speaker mentioned abortion, the crowd went wild with standing ovations.
How could Cardinal Cupich, the Archdiocese of Chicago, bless the DNC convention?
Republican activist Jack M. Guerrero, who has run for public office, posted on his Facebook page:
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“Absolutely disgraceful! Repugnant. Shame on Cardinal Cupich of the Archdiocese of Chicago for blessing the opening night of the Democratic Party Convention, on the same evening the Party celebrated its culture of death, replete with standing ovations for abortion. Cupich never once invoked our Lord and savior Jesus Christ during his prayer, and even hid his pectoral cross. As a fellow Catholic, I will pray for his soul and redemption.”
To share your thoughts with Cardinal Cupich: Email: rfedek@archchicago.org (admin secretary Fr. Robert Fedek) Phone: 312-534-8204 Write: PO Box 1979, Chicago, IL 60690
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