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Awesome Moment: Watch Trump Gift Struggling Mother at Grocery Store

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Former President Donald Trump visited a grocery store in Pennsylvania on Monday where he gave $100 to a struggling mother of three.

The former president was visiting the Sprankles grocery store in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, when he turned to a mother at the checkout stand to give her a little gift.

“Here, it’s going to go down a little bit,” the former president said, referring to her grocery price tag. “It just went down $100 bucks.”

“Thank you so much,” the woman responded.

“We’ll do that for you from the White House,” he replied before taking notice of her kids.

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‘Good News for Donald Trump’: CNN Says Trump Is Performing ‘Significantly Better’ in Swing States

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CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten said on Monday that Republican nominee Donald Trump is faring better in swing states in comparison to the 2020 election.

Trump is leading Vice President Kamala Harris by 5 points in Arizona and holding a 4-point and 3-point lead in Georgia and North Carolina, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll from Monday. Enten said these averages are “significantly better” than how he performed in polling from 2020, spelling good news for the former president.

“You’ve got a lot of red on this screen, this is pretty good news for Donald Trump … You take it all together in these three key battleground states, two of which [President] Joe Biden carried 4 years ago, we see that Donald Trump is ahead and by an average of 4 points, significantly better than he did back in 2020 across all of these states,” Enten said.

Enten further pointed to Harris’ 2-point lead in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, stating there is a “great divide” between the Sun Belt and Great Lake states. He credited Trump’s coalition being more racially “diverse” for the former president’s higher polling averages in Sun Belt states, with the former president’s support among non-white voters increasing from 16% in 2020 to 20% in 2024. (Read more from “‘Good News for Donald Trump’: CNN Says Trump Is Performing ‘Significantly Better’ in Swing States” HERE)

Bombshell Report Confirms Trump Authorized 10,000 Troops for Jan. 6

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A bombshell report has confirmed that President Donald Trump authorized 10,000 troops to be at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, because of the possibly rowdy crowd he expected there for the vote in Congress to adopt the Electoral College results giving the White House to Joe Biden.

The revelation simply destroys the Democrats long-held and daily-promoted ideology that Trump was trying for an “insurrection” on that day, a move which by definition involves the overthrow of a government and the takeover by another of all finances, military decisions, foreign policy decisions and more.

That’s because it would be inconceivable that a president would summon 10,000 troops who would be in opposition to him if that actually was his plan. . .

“These newly surfaced transcripts, which were previously concealed, reveal the truth that many in the mainstream media have ignored,” the report said. “According to the documents, General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, confirmed that President Trump expressed concern about the potential for unrest and proactively ordered the necessary precautions.”

In fact, the evidence now revealed, confirms three days before the event, Milley documented the president said, “Hey, look at this. There’s going to be a large amount of protesters here on the 6th. Make sure that you have sufficient National Guard or Soldiers to make sure it’s a safe event.” (Read more from “Bombshell Report Confirms Trump Authorized 10,000 Troops for Jan. 6” HERE)

Acting Secret Service Director: First Assassination Attempt a ‘Failure’ of USSS

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The first assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, which occurred in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July, was a “failure” of the United States Secret Service (USSS), Acting Director Ronald L. Rowe Jr. said at a press conference on Friday.

“In today’s hyperdynamic threat environment, the mission of the Secret Service is clear. We cannot afford to fail,” Rowe said during the press conference, explaining that their own mission assurance review is “nearing its completion.”

“As I’ve said, this was a failure on the part of the United States Secret Service. It’s important that we hold ourselves accountable for the failures of July 13,” he said, asserting that the findings have “prompted the Secret Service to move into the accountability phase of this process.”

“The Office of Professional Responsibility and the Office of Integrity are reviewing the findings, and as a result of these failures what has become clear to me is we need a shift in paradigm and how we conduct our protective operations,” he said. “As was demonstrated on Sunday in West Palm Beach, the threat level is evolving and requires this paradigm shift,” he continued, asserting that this “paradigm shift” will move Secret Service from a position of response to a state of readiness.

“Secret Service has the main responsibility of building the site plan. We cannot abdicate or defer our responsibilities to others. Advance team personnel have an obligation to ensure that each site meets the protective requirements and principles of Secret Service methodologies,” he said. Describing the situation in Butler, Pennsylvania, and pointing to “communication deficiencies between law enforcement personnel at the site,” he stated, “The Secret Service did not give clear guidance or direction to our local law enforcement partners.” (Read more from “Acting Secret Service Director: First Assassination Attempt a ‘Failure’ of USSS” HERE)

GOP Rep.: There Are 5 Assassination Teams on U.S. Soil Targeting Trump

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Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz has voiced serious concerns regarding the level of protection around former President Donald Trump, citing information from a senior official at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

According to Gaetz, the official revealed that there are five known assassination teams in the United States, three of which are believed to be inspired by foreign governments and two that are domestic.

“A senior Homeland Security official I met with said that they were aware of at least FIVE teams in the country—three foreign in nature and two domestic—that are geared toward assassinating President Trump,” said Gaetz.

Gaetz stated that prior to the second assassination attempt against Trump, DHS officials had already expressed concern over the insufficiency of force protection around the former president.

“The coordination at the dignitary protection level was at the bare minimum required to keep our presidents and presidential candidates safe while on the trail,” said Gaetz. (Read more from “GOP Rep.: There Are 5 Assassination Teams on U.S. Soil Targeting Trump” HERE)

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What the Heck Is Happening in New York? Trump Rocks the City to Its Core…

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What the heck is going on in the Big Apple? President Trump showed up, rocked the entire city to its core, and brought everyone to their feet at a huge arena in Long Island. Sounds impossible, right? Well, it’s not—that’s exactly what happened. Who would’ve thought we’d ever see a crowd like this for President Trump in New York?

And forget what was happening inside for a minute—just look at the streets of NYC, where people were packed in and lined up just to catch a glimpse of President Trump as his motorcade passed by on its way out to Long Island. This is the man of the people, and that’s a fact.

There’s been a lot of talk lately about uncivilized Haitian migrants—mainly the ones in Ohio who are reportedly eating people’s pets. But it seems the violent Haitians aren’t just in Ohio; they were out in full force, protesting President Trump and harassing his supporters.

Thousands of people flooded the Nassau Coliseum just to catch a glimpse of the popular former president and frontrunner for the 2024 election. Do you think Kamala Harris could show up in the reddest city in the nation and pull a crowd like that on her own—without pretending Beyoncé will be there? Of course not.

The Nassau Coliseum is a hockey arena that can fit 20,000 people.

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Trump Supporters Who Sat Onstage During Arizona Rally Suffering From Mysterious Eye Injuries: ‘It’s Unbearable’

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Multiple Donald Trump supporters claim they suffered a mysterious eye injury and were forced to seek medical attention over the “unbearable” pain after sitting behind the former president during his rally in Arizona.

Mayra Rodriguez was among Trump’s most loyal backers seated in a confined portion of the right side of the stage behind the former president at Ronstadt Music Hall in Tucson on Sept. 12, KVOA reported.

Rodriguez claimed she started experiencing eye irritation when she exited the venue following the nearly 80-minute speech.

“As soon as we left and we stepped outside, my eyes were burning,” Rodriguez, a former Planned Parenthood director/whistleblower and vocal figure in the Republican Party, told the outlet.

Thinking it was just her allergies acting up, Rodriguez got in her car and began the 90-minute drive back to her home in Phoenix. (Read more from “Trump Supporters Who Sat Onstage During Arizona Rally Suffering From Mysterious Eye Injuries: ‘It’s Unbearable’” HERE)

Gallup: Significant Swing in Trump and Harris Favorability

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A new national survey from Gallup contains positive news for the Trump campaign, and concerning data for Team Kamala. While the poll does not test the head-to-head presidential matchup, it does measure voters’ impressions of the two major parties’ nominees. This poll was in the field for the better part of two weeks, spanning both pre- and post-debate dates. Compared to August, when Kamala Harris was riding a wave of media adulation, this data set shows clear erosion in her favorability ratings. But if this were simply a product of the so-called ‘sugar high’ wearing off, that wouldn’t necessarily explain the corresponding gains Trump has made on the same metrics. Her favorability faltering wouldn’t guarantee that his standing would move at all – but it has:

Trump is somewhat unpopular, with a (-7) net favorability rating. Harris is more unpopular, at (-10). Trump has seen a seven-point net gain on these measures since August, while Harris has tumbled by eight points. Her unfavorable rating is up five points over the last month. Notably, among independents, Trump is underwater by nine points, while Harris is at a very weak (-25) with fully 60 percent unfavorability among this important group. Part of this might be because many voters aren’t getting what they want from Harris, even among some friendly audiences:

Reporters Tonya Mosley of NPR, Gerren Keith Gaynor of TheGrio and Eugene Daniels of Politico repeatedly pressed Harris for direct answers on other topics, interrupting her multiple times when she veered away from the subject or rambled. She dodged a potentially contentious moment when Mosley stopped her during an answer about gun control. The audience of about 150, including 100 college students, began to signal discomfort when Harris avoided answering a question about whether she would issue an executive order to create a commission to study reparations. Ultimately, she said it would come down to Congress, an answer that seemed to deflate some of the attendees. Some members of the audience also signaled displeasure when she gave an indirect answer about whether she would continue the Biden administration’s approach to the Israel-Hamas war.

(Read more from “Gallup: Significant Swing in Trump and Harris Favorability” HERE)

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Trump Quips ‘Golf Is a Very Dangerous Game’ – Reveals What He Would’ve Done to Would-Be Assassin in Rare Late-Night Show Appearance

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Former President Donald Trump joked Wednesday that “golf is a very dangerous game” in a rare late-night talk show appearance just days after the Secret Service foiled a second assassination attempt against the 2024 Republican nominee.

Trump, 78, yukked it up with the co-hosts of Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” in an appearance taped hours before his raucous campaign rally on Long Island.

“Well Mr. P, how’s your golf game?” comedian Greg Gutfeld asked the former president.

“Well, I haven’t been thinking about it too much lately,” Trump responded. “I always said golf is a very dangerous game.”

“Especially if they’re playing with you,” Gutfeld quipped. (Read more from “Trump Quips ‘Golf Is a Very Dangerous Game’ – Reveals What He Would’ve Done to Would-Be Assassin in Rare Late-Night Show Appearance” HERE)

Trump Plans Visit to Springfield, Aurora

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As President Donald Trump prepares to visit Springfield, Ohio, and Aurora, Colorado, his message is clear: the current migration policies under the Biden-Harris administration are detrimental to American communities. Trump’s rallying cry highlights the impact of government-subsidized migration, which he argues is displacing hardworking Americans from their jobs, homes, and stable communities.

During a recent rally in Long Island, New York, Trump articulated his concerns, particularly focusing on the local responses to the influx of migrants. In Springfield, the mayor has opted to hire teachers and interpreters to accommodate new arrivals instead of addressing the root issue: the large-scale immigration that many believe is harmful to the local populace. Trump questioned this approach, stating, “What the hell is wrong with our country?” His commitment is not just to Illinois and Colorado but to every state grappling with an “invasion.”

Trump’s criticisms extend to the economic ramifications of mass migration. In Springfield, up to 20,000 Haitians have relocated, facilitated by policies that grant work permits and federal aid. While proponents may argue that these newcomers help revive local economies, many residents feel the strain on housing markets and job opportunities. Increased competition for jobs has led to lower wages and higher housing costs, effectively pushing ordinary Americans out of the market.

In Aurora, Trump has drawn attention to a more troubling aspect of the migration crisis: crime associated with unvetted migrants. Reports have surfaced about the release of Venezuelan criminals into communities, raising alarms about public safety. For many Americans, this raises critical questions about the effectiveness of current immigration controls and the vetting processes in place.

Residents have shared personal accounts of being pushed out of job markets, struggling to access government assistance, and feeling overlooked in favor of newly arrived migrants. One Springfield resident expressed frustration at being denied aid due to what she perceived as a bias against those from her background, highlighting the human cost of these policies.

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