Chris Christie: Exhibit A on how not to campaign for U.S. President

Tells booing crowd, “You can boo all you want.”

Christie, a former New Jersey Gov. is a man who desires the presidency, but will never achieve his wish. He whiningly alleges Trump once asked him to serve as White House chief of staff, but now only “calls me names and belittles me.”

It’s doubtful Donald Trump is concerned enough with Chris Christie to give him a thought.

Trump Truth needs to be read

The Iowa Standard headlines its report, “TRUMP: ‘Open legal ‘warfare’ by partisan DOJ sets dangerous precedent.”

This important exposé is definitely worthy of your time. Scroll past the solicitation to read the spot-on report.

Former Pres. Donald J. Trump has long been the biggest threat and the top political target of the left as he amasses support his opponents can only dream of securing.

The Washington Times reports nearly half of U.S. voters — 47 percent, according to  an ABC News /Ipso poll released Sunday — say the charges announced last week are politically motivated.

Americans are paying attention.

Kamala, Biden’s back-up plan, “sees the moment in time” in which we exist

“…present, past and future“

Try deciphering this epic word salad from our ever-so-eloquent Vice President

HARRIS: "I think it's very important…for us at every moment in time, and certainly this one, to see the moment in time in which we exist in our present. And to be able to contextualize it. To… pic.twitter.com/uRdLMiU5FX

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) April 27, 2023

Trump assesses Biden in Breitbart interview

The must-read report by Pam Key is headlined: “Trump: I Don’t Think Biden Can Run in 2024 — ‘There’s Something Wrong”

Former President Trump boldly states what the rest of America sees and is thinking. During an interview with host Tucker Carlson, on Fox News Channel, Carlson asked, “Do you think Biden will stay in the race?”

Trump responded, “Look, I watch him just like you do, and I think it’s almost inappropriate for me to say it. I don’t see how it’s possible. There’s something wrong. I saw his answer today on television about whether or not he was going to run to a very nice guy named Al Roker. You can’t get a softer question than that that was a long answer talking about the eggs and this and that. Look, I don’t think he can.”

Irrational Ronna forgets she is RNC chair, not despotic thought police

Emboldened by being elected to an unprecedented fourth consecutive two-year term as Republican National Committee chair, Ronna Romney McDaniel has begun issuing edicts. She will have her hands full trying to enforce a loyalty pledge from 2024 presidential candidates to support the nominee in order for them to participate in debates.

Ronna McDaniel now requires a “pledge” Republican presidential candidates must sign in order to authenticate their candidacy and remain within Ronna’s parameters. She forgets she is the titular head of the party, and individual candidates, their strategists and coordinators determine the paths of their campaigns and political strategy. 

McDaniel presumes every Republican candidate will be all too happy to discard their values and sing the kumbaya anthem.

She’ll be wrong again.

2024 pre-election analysis: blue states lose residents

Blue states face mass exoduses, red states need to brace for the harsh impact

Joe Concha, media and political columnist for The Hill, has recently written ‘The new red wave is already here.’  He writes, “Recent U.S. Census data underscore a grim reality for the biggest blue states: More people are leaving states such as California, New York and Illinois than moving to them.

The exodus is real: California lost nearly 350,000 residents in 2022, while New York lost about 300,000 and Illinois saw more than 140,000 go elsewhere, per Census numbers. Other states, including New Jersey (-64,231), Massachusetts (-57,292) and Pennsylvania (-39,957), also saw large numbers of residents say goodbye.”

Call it a roaring red wave of the 2020s. And this time, it’s actually materialized, unlike during the red wave that was predicted for the 2022 midterm elections.

Concha noted the three contributing factors to the flight are Taxes, Crime and Traffic. He supports his statistics with verifiable data from the annual U-Haul Growth Index and the Internal Revenue Service.

Biden mistakenly picks fight with Arizona

Delaware leftist Joe Biden thinks fellow political opportunist and carpetbagger, John McCain, was representative of Arizona

Today we take our readers directly to the Washington Examiner topped by a headline that blasts: “Biden DOJ sues Arizona over border wall installed on federal forest land.” Though stunning, it is not intended to be provocative. Homeland Security Reporter Anna Giaritelli deals in facts.

Slippery and brash, when former POW John McCain returned from Vietnam, he left his wife and family and married heiress Cindy Lou Hensley, 18 years his junior. With her powerful father’s connections to open doors for his new son-in-law, McCain won a seat in Congress just one year after moving to Arizona. She later became the chairman of her family’s business, Hensley Beverage Company, one of the largest Anheuser-Busch distributors in the nation.

After McCain’s death, Cindy ditched the Republican Party and campaigned for Joe Biden, who repaid her as a Permanent Representative of the U.S. Mission to the UN Agencies in Rome on November 5, 2021 — bestowing an Ambassadorship upon her. Cindy Lou, who holds herself in higher esteem than anyone else does, also signed on with UTA, a Hollywood-based talent agency.

Cindy was previously an Arizona junior rodeo queen, enhancing her credentials in the state. John had none, though he worked at faking them. The McCain family despised Pres. Donald Trump who attained what always eluded John — the presidency of the United States. The jealousy driven animus ran so deep, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were purposely excluded from McCain’s funeral, although the Obama’s were given preferential treatment and Barack Obama, who actually beat McCain in the race for the presidency, gave a eulogy. Irascible to the end, John McCain worked on the “guest list.”

Biden’s interview exposes shell of a man posing as 46th president

When an exposé is this on target, it deserves wide coverage. Monica Showalter’s column, “Cleanup on Aisle 46: Joe Biden makes a mess of his 60 Minutes interview,” posted on American Thinker, is such example. It goes in-depth as CBS’ Scott Pelley interviews the vacuous Joe Biden.

Biden, who appears to lack any understanding of the toll inflation is taking on American families, blunders his way through the softball questions that Pelley lobs his way. He states American forces would defend Taiwan, though his position stands in contradiction to that of his own administration. He also tells an incredulous Pelley that he had no advance knowledge of the FBI’s unprecedented raid on the Trump family’s Mar-a-Lago home and has not been briefed on whether anything of significance was located as the home was ransacked when the family was away.

Speaking as if English was an unfamiliar language, Biden told Pelley, “I have not personally spoken to anyone on that — in that regard. I’m sure my administration is aware of all of that, and so is the National Security Council. But I have not.”

Biden, the oldest U.S. president in American history, will turn 80 on Nov. 20.  He says he has not made a firm decision on whether to run for reelection in 2024, even though he previously said he intends to do so.

Biden told interviewer Pelley, “I’m a great respecter of fate, and so, what I’m doing is I’m doing my job. I’m gonna do that job. And within the timeframe that makes sense after this next election cycle here, going into next year, make a judgment on what to do.”

The question isn’t what Joe intends to do — American voters will have the overarching voice as we move forward. Polling indicates he is deeply underwater with 65.1% of Americans surveyed saying the country is on the wrong track under Biden.

Those telling numbers supersede “fate.”

Victor Davis Hanson’s brilliant insights: Biden and 2024 election

You won’t want to miss, “Why the Left Will Cut Biden Loose.”

Dems peeling away from loser: Old, Slo Joe

AOC refuses to say whether she’d support a 2024 run for the cognitively declining president

Rep. @AOC will not say if she'd endorse @POTUS should he run in 2024. "We'll cross that bridge when we get to it."

"That's not a yes," Dana Bash says.

"We'll take a look at it." pic.twitter.com/b83ccm5UdZ

— Corbin Bolies (@CorbinBolies) June 12, 2022