Source: AP Photo/Alex Brandon
Don't kid yourself. Don't be fooled by the bravado.
Democrats behind the scenes are scared and getting more desperate by the day
because there are so many signs of a coming Donald Trump victory.
The signs are everywhere.
Polls show an overwhelming majority of Americans don't
want to defund police. They want law and order. They support police. Even 80
percent of black voters overwhelmingly disagree with defunding police.
Does anyone with a brain or common sense think this is a
good sign for Joe Biden or Democrats? Do you think all these Americans who
support the police, want more law and order, and want more police funding are
leaning to "law and order Trump" or "defund the police Joe
Biden"?
Polls show 83 percent of Americans support President
Trump and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson's ending of
former President Obama's program designed to fill the suburbs with high-density
low-income housing, bringing crime and drugs to the neighborhoods of suburban
moms and dads.
Does anyone with a brain or common sense think this is a
good sign for Biden or Democrats? Do you think these millions of suburban
American homeowners who don't want to see their home value destroyed or their
neighborhood turned into war zones like Chicago, Detroit or Baltimore are going
to vote enthusiastically for Joe Biden?
Remember, Biden's presidential platform actually puts in
writing his goal to supercharge Obama's "destroy the suburbs"
program. Biden wants to bring Frankenstein back to life, except twice as big.
Goodbye to your safe, peaceful suburban life. Trump wants to protect your
neighborhood. I wonder who suburban moms and dads will vote for.
But there are more signs.
The race to escape the big-city crime wave, rioting, and
looting is accelerating at warp speed. Ask any suburban realtor. Ask any moving
company. Everyone with any kind of ability to move is "getting out of
Dodge." The escape from Democratic-controlled big cities is so huge it is
the trend of 2020.
Even liberal New Yorkers are running for their lives.
Shootings in New York City were up 76 percent from Jan. 1 to Aug. 2, compared
with the same period in 2019. Murders are skyrocketing. The purchase of body
armor such as bulletproof vests is reportedly up by over 80 percent in NYC. You
think these people are voting for Biden?
But it's not just New York. Everyone is selling their
homes and moving away from every Democratic big city -- Chicago, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Minneapolis. Defund police? The only group
getting defunded is Democratic politicians and government bureaucrats. Bye-bye
to tax revenues.
Does anyone with a brain or common sense think this is a
good sign for Biden or Democrats? Do you really believe most of these people
are running for their lives from deep-blue Democratic cities for the safety of
red Republican suburbs just so they can vote for Biden and the Democrats?
According to Rasmussen, 72 percent of likely voters are
concerned about the growing violent protests nationwide. Sixty-two percent say
it will affect their vote. Do you think this is a good sign for Democrats who
support the Black Lives Matter and antifa movements and claim there is no violence?
And then there's the guns. America is selling out of
guns. And bullets, too. Since COVID-19 and the rioting struck, practically
every gun and bullet in this country has been bought up. All-time gun sale
records have been broken month after month. Everyone is locked and loaded.
Does anyone with a brain or common sense think this is a
good sign for Biden or Democrats? Do you think any of these record-setting gun
buyers is voting for Basement Biden, Kamala Harris, and former Rep. Beto
O'Rourke, Biden's gun czar who would be in charge of forcefully taking away our
guns?
Then there's Harris. CNN's latest poll shows a 21-point
shift away from Biden among non-white voters after he picked Harris as vice
president. Yes, I said non-white voters.
Finally, there's the Democratic National Convention.
After hearing from all the big guns -- Michelle and Barack Obama; Bill and
Hillary Clinton; Jill Biden; and Harris -- Thursday's Rasmussen poll shows
Trump moving from 47% to 51% approval. Clearly, the more Democrats speak, the
more voters are repelled.
Remember when then-President Jimmy Carter led Republican
nominee Ronald Reagan by 10 points during the summer of 1980? Reagan won in a
historic landslide.
Remember when Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis was up
by 17 points over Republican nominee George H.W. Bush after the Democratic
convention? Bush won the electoral vote 426 to 111.
Don't look now ... but it's about to happen again. The
signs are everywhere. Trump is about to win in an electoral landslide.
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America’s Choice: Darkness vs. Greatness
By Kevin McCullough |
Townhall,com
Source: AP Photo/Patrick Semansky
“Where Joe Biden see’s American darkness, I see American
greatness.”
I didn’t hear him say the words. I was working in my
studio on Friday and had just glanced at the television long enough to catch the lower
chyron. And there it was: "President Trump: Where Biden sees American
darkness, I see American greatness."
I eventually would go back and re-listen to President
Trump’s extremely low key but upbeat and hope-filled speech to the Council for
National Policy.
It was low on emotion, low on volume, very relaxed, and
at times very funny.
But that line jumped off the screen when I saw it,
and jumped out of the air when I heard it. And my suspicion
is—you will hear it a lot in the week and days to come.
Why shouldn’t we?
The Democrats made an enormous mistake in having the most
negative, “America is the problem,” convention in history. They largely spoke
about things that are untrue, irrelevant, or both. And the final visual they
offered the world was their nominee on a stage at essentially a half full
drive-in theater with tail lights blinking and horns honking.
No promises made about how to deal with the greatest
challenges of our time. No promises of a new vision.
In fact they doubled down. Their nominee pledged to force
mask mandates upon the American people. The day following he pledged to shut
the economy back down if “scientists” tell him to.
So the use of force to mandate masks, and another
artificial crash? That’s the vision?
As Trump continued to speak to the CNP, he laid out the
challenges he faced the first three years in office. His undoing of 2,000 plus
regulations on businesses, the tax reform in which the average family saw more
than $2,000 of their own money returned to them, the appointment of 300
judges/justices, his ending of terrorist threats without starting additional
wars, and the willingness to hold China and Russia accountable with some of the
toughest dealings in history.
As he reeled off the list (considerably longer than this
space allows for) you were reminded of something significant: why people
“dislike” Trump.
Most Americans grow in their disdain for the president
because over time they generally do what they promised they wouldn’t (“read my
lips, no new taxes") or they promise a litany of things they will do, but
end up only getting one or two completed (Obamacare, No Child
Left Behind).
The left in America hate Trump for the exact opposite
reason: he’s kept his word. They didn’t like what he campaigned for. They
didn’t like that he won. They didn’t like that through all of their abuses of
power and ruses that they were unable to dislodge him. But they hate the
fact that he now has a long list of promises that he made in sacred oath to the
nation—that he fulfilled.
The Democrats foolishly tried to hit him on the handling
of the economy. Very foolish indeed because now he gets to go remind people
that “he grew the fastest, hottest growing economy in history once, and now he
will do it again.” (By the way, three months of all time historic job creation
and 10 million jobs created certainly underscore the point).
Before the artificial economic crash and the COVID
lockdowns, the economy had more jobs available than unemployed people to find
them. He can and will remind them of these facts.
That’s not to say that there isn’t a darkness in some
parts of America that desperately need addressing.
The uncontrolled riots have become a major source of
concern for the suburban female voter. The abject refusal to open schools are
angering moms across cities and suburbia alike. Mayors and governors who
treated their bosses (the voters) as their subjects with gestapo-like
check-points, unexplained restrictions on small businesses, and gross abuse of
executive powers all add to the feeling of helplessness for voters in those
areas. But these areas are all run by Democrats.
For President Trump that just means those cities and
states will have more voters seriously considering supporting his vision of
growth, freedom, success and life.
Democrats know this too. On Friday I was scheduled for a
TV hit to discuss the voter’s reactions to the DNC. My left-of-center opponent
doing the hit was so incapable of just hearing my rationale he continually
spoke over me until I called him out by saying “this is how the left operates:
bully the conversation and silence the opposition.”
That same evening we had dinner with a group where a
feisty Bernie Sanders supporter quietly confessed, “Trump’s going to win, and
that’s why I’ve begun to focus exclusively on taking the Senate.”
This election is boiling down to some very simple
elements.
Trust the guy who, in 47 years, hasn’t fixed even one of
the problems he blames America’s darkness for?
Or the candidate who in three years kept 127 historic
promises, and is confidently, quietly, but enthusiastically asking for the
privilege to “do it again” when it comes to making America great?
My hunch is the American people will prefer greatness.
History says they always have!
