Rapper Snoop Dogg‚ real name Calvin Broadus Jr.‚ has said he now has “nothing but love” for former U.S. President Donald J. Trump. The 52-year-old Gin and Juice star told The Times of London‚ “Donald Trump? He ain’t done nothing wrong to me. He has done only great things for me. He pardoned Michael Harris.” Harris‚ the co-founder of […] The post Snoop Dogg: From Trump Assassination Videos to Love for Trump appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Former President Trump was deeply troubled about the deaths and injuries of our Special Forces military in Jordan and blamed Joe Biden. Remember when we had low inflation (1.4% when he left office)‚ low crime‚ a love of country‚ and no wars? It was only three years ago. Three Special Forces were killed‚ and 25 […] The post Trump Grieves Over US Military Deaths &; Injuries in Jordan appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

ABC News host Jonathan Karl stopped California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom on Sunday after he claimed that President Joe Biden had “the best three-year record of any modern American presidency.” Newsom said he was working to “lift up the issues‚ the successes — the extraordinary successes of the last three years‚ the Biden-Harris administration‚ and then we drive contrast.” “It’s not even a complicated campaign. We have the receipts‚” he said. “We have the best three-year record of any modern American presidency‚ period‚ full stop. And you look at the issue‚ issue by issue‚ they poll overwhelmingly‚ the American people support what Biden has done.” “Except for the big thing‚ approval‚” Karl responded. “Biden’s approval is historically low. Why is that?” Newsom dodged answering the question except to say it’s “been hard‚ globally‚ the last six‚ seven years.” “The economic strategy‚ as this president’s put together‚ were all things Republicans dreamt of‚ but never delivered‚” he added. “He’s delivered.” When Karl asked about the historic border crisis that has unfolded under the Biden administration and what should happen to the millions of illegal aliens that have flooded into the U.S.‚ Newsom again dodged giving specifics and blamed Republicans. “Well‚ I think you have to deal with the cards that are dealt. You’ve got to deal with the reality on the ground. And you have to have a comprehensive conversation around this‚ across the spectrum‚ the push and the pull‚” he said. “And that’s around the fundamental issue‚ immigration reform. It’s not just border security. The president put out a comprehensive strategy‚ a pathway to citizenship along with lines of their former hero‚ Ronald Reagan‚ to address the reality on the ground.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “That’s what the president of the United States has put up in front of Congress‚” he continued. “And they refuse to act. They’re just promoting an agenda to disrupt and find a crowbar to put in the spokes of the wheels of the Biden administration to disrupt any progress on this because they don’t want progress‚ period.”

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he is open to joining with the Libertarian Party as he races to get on the ballot in all 50 states before the November election. CNN’s Michael Smerconish pressed Kennedy during an interview that aired on Saturday whether it was possible that he would seek to be the Libertarian candidate as it would assure him of getting on the ballot across the board. “That’s something that we’re looking at. We have a really good relationship with Libertarian Party‚” Kennedy said‚ adding that he expects to speak at the California Libertarian Party convention in the coming weeks and may also deliver remarks in New York. Bobby Kennedy Jr is talking to the Libertarian Party about being its 2024 presidential candidate. "We are talking to the Libertarian Party‚ and I feel very comfortable with most of the values of the Libertarian Party." pic.twitter.com/S2LmmlXE1a — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) January 27‚ 2024 Kennedy also voiced optimism in regards to his signature-gathering campaign and said his recently-announced effort to file paperwork to establish a new political party in several states‚ including North Carolina and Texas‚ gives him “an advantage” in lowering the threshold for ballot access. The nephew of former President John F. Kennedy and son of former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy initially entered the 2024 contest seeking the Democratic Party’s nomination‚ but he switched to an independent run after raising complaints about how the Democrats have conducted their election process‚ including a lack of debates. Some polls show Kennedy getting double-digit support in a match-up against President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump‚ which comes as surveys find voters are not enthusiastic about a 2020 rematch. Smerconish played audio of Angela McArdle‚ the head of the Libertarian Party‚ talking positively on his radio show about Kennedy. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “We’ve had a lot of good conversations and we’re on good terms. And I respect his decision to want to go independent. Though libertarians really admire the strong position he took against mandates and lockdowns‚ and so we’re going to stay on friendly terms and see what happens‚” she said. The host urged Kennedy to “make some news” as he posited that McArdle appeared to be welcoming him to ask for the Libertarian Party’s ballot position. “Yea. Well‚ we are talking to the Libertarian Party and I feel very comfortable with most of the values of Libertarian Party. And you know‚ we — like I say‚ we have good relationships. I’m talking regularly to Libertarian groups. So‚ we’ll continue to do those talks‚” Kennedy said. “I can’t give you a headline news story today‚ Michael. I’m sorry.”

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) said during an interview over the weekend that former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley should drop out of the Republican Party presidential primary because former President Donald Trump dominates news coverage and because poll numbers show that Trump has a dominant lead over her. Scott made the remarks during a Sunday ABC News interview with Martha Raddatz on “This Week” when asked by Raddatz why he believes that Haley should drop out. “Well‚ there’s two things for sure‚” he said. “Number one‚ Donald Trump gets more earned media‚ probably a billion dollars already‚ because of who he is and what’s going on around him‚ number one.” “Number two‚ I think he was outspent in Iowa and New Hampshire by his opponents‚” he continued. “One thing we know for sure‚ as this race turns to South Carolina‚ that the enthusiasm in South Carolina for the former president has never been higher. I’ve seen polls that suggest he’s up by 20 points. I would make a prediction that he wins by more than 20 percent in South Carolina.” He said that the writing has been “clear on the wall” for months that “Republicans‚ conservatives‚ and a lot of independents” want “four more years of Donald Trump.” “I will say‚ one of the things I found to be surprising and positive is that amongst millennial voters‚ President Trump won 58 to 38‚” Scott later responded. “It was a 20-point gap among young voters. Among women voters‚ in New Hampshire‚ where liberal‚ Democrats and independents voted in the Republican primary‚ President Trump beat Nikki Haley among women.” “So‚ when I think about the fact – when I think about the fact that African Americans‚ at the highest level in my lifetime‚ is looking at a Republican over 20 percent‚ Hispanics over 40 percent‚” he continued. “This is a good time to be running as a Republican.”