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Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard Slams 'Pro-Censorship' Kamala Harris at Trump Rally, Announces GOP Affiliation At a campaign event in Greensboro, North Carolina, former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard made a major political announcement, officially joining the Republican Party. During the rally, held alongside former President Donald Trump, Gabbard delivered a scathing critique of Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party, calling them "anti-freedom" and "pro-censorship." Gabbard, who had been a Democrat for over 20 years, expressed her disillusionment with the party, particularly its current leadership under Harris. “Today’s Democrat Party is completely unrecognizable,” Gabbard declared to a supportive crowd. She highlighted what she sees as the stark contrast between the Democratic Party’s values and those she once aligned with, pointing to Harris as a key example. Gabbard accused Harris of embracing policies that she described as pro-censorship, pro-o...

Tim Walz With Barack Obama 'It's Time to Give Tax Cuts to the Middle Class': Tim Walz Touts Kamala Harris's Economic Proposals During a rally in Racine, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz passionately advocated for Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic platform, emphasizing her commitment to supporting middle-class families and tackling issues of price gouging, healthcare, and housing affordability. Walz began by addressing the need for stronger measures against corporate exploitation, calling out price gouging in times of crisis. He criticized practices where companies, particularly airlines, inflate prices during emergencies, such as hurricanes, which prevent families from evacuating. "That's not capitalism," Walz declared, adding that Harris is determined to crack down on such exploitative tactics. He also referenced Big Pharma, noting the exorbitant costs of essential medications like insulin, which Harris has pledged to cap at $35 a ...

Barack Obama Obama Compares Harris and Trump’s McDonald’s Experience: ‘She Did Not Pretend to Work There’ At the Harris-Walz 2024 Campaign rally on Tuesday, former President Barack Obama took the stage in Michigan to rally support for Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running for president in the upcoming election. In his remarks, Obama emphasized Harris's authenticity and work ethic, contrasting her background with former President Donald Trump's approach to work. In a light-hearted moment, Obama pointed out that Harris worked at McDonald’s during college to pay her expenses, underscoring that she didn’t just "pretend" to work there, a jab aimed at Trump's past appearances in fast food settings. He highlighted the difference between someone who actually worked hard to make ends meet and someone who staged photo ops for the sake of appearances. "Michigan, we are ready for a president. And the good news is, Kamala Harris is ready for the job," Obama sa...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard made a significant political shift on Sunday evening, announcing that she is officially joining the Republican Party. The announcement came during a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump in Greensboro, North Carolina, where Gabbard stood alongside Trump to address a large crowd of supporters. Gabbard, who had been a Democrat for over 20 years, made her decision clear, citing the drastic changes she believes the Democratic Party has undergone in recent years. In her remarks, Gabbard said, “Today’s Democrat Party is completely unrecognizable,” pointing out her disillusionment with key figures such as Vice President Kamala Harris. She criticized the Democratic Party for what she described as a departure from American values, saying the party has embraced "anti-freedom, pro-censorship, pro-open borders, and pro-war" policies. Gabbard took particular aim at Harris, accusing her of...

  Trump During a town hall event in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, former President Donald Trump was confronted by a first-time voter, Olivia Stevens, about her concerns over inflation and the weak job market. Stevens, a college student, expressed uncertainty about ever being able to own a home, asking Trump directly what his plan is to reduce inflation and make life more affordable for young Americans like her. In response, Trump emphasized the importance of making the economy stronger and lowering interest rates. He promised to cut back on regulations that he believes are contributing to the high cost of housing, explaining that environmental and zoning regulations account for a significant portion of the costs. “We had the greatest economy, the greatest everything,” Trump said, referencing his presidency. He also pointed out that interest rates during his time in office were much lower, around 2.2%, compared to the current rates of 10-12%. His plan, he stated, is to bring r...

  Kamala Harris Kamala Harris Accuses Trump of Hiding His Health Records, Says His Staff 'Want Him to Hide Away' At a campaign event in Greenville, North Carolina, Vice President Kamala Harris launched a pointed attack against former President Donald Trump, accusing him of a lack of transparency regarding his health and public appearances. Harris’s comments centered on Trump’s refusal to release his medical records and reluctance to participate in typical campaign events, raising questions about his ability to lead. During the rally, Harris emphasized the importance of transparency, which she claimed Trump is deliberately avoiding. “He refuses to release his medical records,” Harris told the crowd, adding that every presidential candidate in modern U.S. history has made their health information available to the public. “I've done it,” she remarked, referencing her own disclosure of health records during the 2020 campaign. Harris went on to criticize Trump’s unwillingness to...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr Gov. Ron DeSantis Vows to Hold Accountable Person Who Tied Dog to Post Ahead of Hurricane Milton TALLAHASSEE, FL - October 2024 – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis held a press briefing on Tuesday to address a shocking case of animal cruelty during the approach of Hurricane Milton. DeSantis condemned the actions of an individual who tied their dog to a post on an interstate as the dangerous storm neared the state. The dog, now rescued, has found a new home in Tallahassee, but the governor promised that justice will be served against the person responsible. Zero Tolerance for Illegal Activity During Disasters At the press briefing, Gov. DeSantis reiterated Florida's strong stance against criminal activities in the aftermath of natural disasters, including looting and animal cruelty. He praised the efforts of law enforcement in maintaining order throughout the storms and emphasized the state's "zero tolerance" policy ...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr DeSantis Quotes Reagan in Praising Florida's Response to Hurricane Milton Sarasota, FL – At a press briefing on Tuesday, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) invoked a famous quote from President Ronald Reagan to emphasize the effectiveness of Florida's response to Hurricane Milton. With applause from emergency workers in the background, DeSantis expressed gratitude for their hard work and rapid efforts in restoring services following the devastating storm. Referring to Reagan's iconic line— “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government, and I’m here to help” —DeSantis underscored that while the quote often holds true, it didn’t apply to Florida’s handling of Hurricane Milton. He stated, “I don’t think the Gipper ever saw Florida respond to a natural disaster, because we get after it and we actually do make a difference.” Rapid Response Amidst Crisis The governor praised the state’s emergency...

Justin Trudeau 10 Things to Know About Canada's Carbon Rebate What Is the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR)?  The Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) is a tax-free payment introduced to help individuals and families offset the costs of the federal carbon pollution pricing. It is distributed quarterly by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to eligible residents in specific provinces. Who Is Eligible? Residents of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island can receive the CCR if they meet certain criteria. You must be a resident of one of these provinces for tax purposes both at the beginning and end of the month before the payment is issued. Age Requirement To be eligible, you need to be at least 19 years old at the time of the payment. However, if you are younger than 19, you may qualify if you have a spouse, common-law partner, or are a parent living with your child. Quarterly Payments The CCR is paid quarterly, with p...

  Trump Caravan | Trump Train in the United States As the crucial November election approaches, supporters of former President Donald Trump are set to gather in a patriotic show of support in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, coating the coastline in red, white, and blue. Tomorrow, Saturday, October 12, 2024, the highly anticipated Seacoast Trump Train will roll through coastal towns as enthusiastic supporters unite in what is being billed as the final rally of its kind before election day. Participants are eager to make this event “YUGE,” with a massive turnout expected. Event Details: Date: Saturday, October 12, 2024 Time: 11 AM: Meet and stage at the baseball field across from Salisbury Beach State Reservation on 1A (Beach Road). 12 PM: Convoy rolls out. The event promises to be a grand display of patriotism as cars and trucks, decked out in Trump 2024 banners and American flags, travel in a convoy through several coastal towns, including Newburyport, Salisbury, Hampton, and ...