“I will support Israel’s right to win its war on terror…And instead of pandering to the jihad sympathizers and America-hating radicals, we will deport them.” Amen. pic.twitter.com/wDRl5BBJMz — The Persian Jewess (@persianjewess) November 6, 2024

Reporter Michael Goodwin was on the Cats & Cosby radio show today, and he let loose on Barack Obama. He called Obama a “poison,” and as long as he controls the party, Democrats will not go back to what they were. He recalled that when Trump took office in 2017, he inherited all these Obama […] The post Juan Williams Makes a Fool of Himself Spreading Racial Division appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy admitted that Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party left him “no choice” but to vote for former President Donald Trump in the election. In a lengthy video posted on Wednesday on Instagram, Portnoy said Trump beat Harris because the Dem party forced people like him, independents, and moderates to vote for Trump. “The Democrats gave us no choice,” Portnoy said. “That was the worst campaign, and the pure arrogance and the moral superiority have driven people away. If you say you’re voting for Trump, suddenly you’re a Nazi, you’re Hitler, you’re garbage. Enough. Enough!” “So when you call us that, you’re calling the majority of the country ‘racists, Hitlers, Nazis.’ I don’t think you get the words of what that means,” he added, noting that Democrats alienated voters by acting “like you’re better than us, smarter than us.” “I voted for him [Trump]. And I felt I had no choice but to vote for him because of the campaign that the Democrats ran,” Portnoy continued, labeling Trump’s victory “clear” and “decisive,” with “millions and millions and millions of people” voting for the former president.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) The Barstool founder previously made headlines when he unleashed a rant on the media for the “gaslighting” of the American people to push Harris, whom he said is the “worst presidential candidate” we have ever had in our history. In a lengthy anti-Kamala rant posted on X, Portnoy said the “gaslighting” claim that the Vice President is some kind of “change candidate” and is amazing had to stop, pointing out how she couldn’t even answer simple questions during friendly interviews. Portnoy started out his video talking about how at recent rallies, Harris has told the crowd, “It’s time to turn the page,” trying to claim she’s something different than what we have seen from President Joe Biden — despite being the sitting VP — when it comes to the insane immigration problem, rising inflation, and crime. He also mentioned the disaster this administration has been around the world with regard to Afghanistan, Russia, Israel, and more. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ He said she then goes on friendly interviews like with “The View” and “Late Night with Stephen Colbert” and she claims to be basically the same as Biden — he played a clip of her saying there’s nothing she would do differently — or that she starts rambling about the American people’s ambitions, hopes, and dreams. “What are we talking about?” Portnoy said. “This is the candidate that people say is such a great leader? Stop gaslighting us … Kamala Harris can’t even answer the easiest question of all time. She never gives a straight answer. She doesn’t seem to be able to put coherent thoughts together.” “I am so sick of being gaslighted like she’s some great candidate,” he added. “There was a reason when she ran for president last time she didn’t get one vote. She dropped out before the primaries. There’s a reason the Democrats waited till after Biden got the nomination because she wouldn’t have gotten it again.” Related: Dave Portnoy, Megyn Kelly Slam Pearl-Clutching About Trump McDonald’s Visit

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The biggest loser following Tuesday’s astounding election—besides the Democrat Party’s agenda—is the corporate media that desperately tried to manufacture a president. The legacy media’s full-blown implosion has been a long time coming. In the span of a few decades, America’s biggest media outlets have entirely squandered their credibility. And Americans are going elsewhere for their news and commentary. My Daily Signal colleague, Bradley Devlin, rightly noted Monday that the Trump-Vance strategy of going on popular podcasts and other “alternative” media (though I’m not sure we should call it that anymore, after Tuesday night) would likely give the Republican ticket an electoral edge. Here’s what Devlin concluded in his piece: If Kamala Harris wins, the corporate media that’s propped up Harris’ cause even before President Joe Biden dropped out of the race will feel emboldened, and serious questions about the viability of alternative media ever posing a real threat to the corporate oligarch atop the media will percolate. A Trump victory, however, could very well break the backs of the corporate media. The corporate media won’t give up the game after this, but they’ve been dealt a devastating rebuke. Former President Donald Trump, who may now also be called the president-elect, certainly made the rounds in the almost ludicrously biased corporate media space, as did his running mate, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio. But they didn’t rely on CBS, NBC, and The Washington Post to get the word out about who they are and what they stand for. Instead, they went on separate episodes of “The Joe Rogan Experience.” Trump had a “fireside” chat with Elon Musk on X. And Trump and Vance aggressively courted the voters where they actually tune in and listen. More than ever before, Americans got a glimpse of who Trump and Vance were without a legacy media filter. Lo and behold, it turns out they weren’t “weird,” deranged proto-Nazis who hate immigrants and want poor people to be poorer. And what about the other candidate, the one who was plopped into a presidential race at the last second without a primary by the Democrats, whose election pitch was defending “democracy”? Well, the American people barely got any sense of who Harris was at all, beyond some canned answers during a few softball interviews with legacy media, one of which at least seems to have been highly edited. Oh, Harris did appear on Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast at the last minute, but reviews were “mixed,” as they say. Harris ran a Woman in the High Castle campaign, highly cultivated by the same fawning and friendly legacy media that covered up for her predecessor’s infirmities for four years. But every single narrative the media cooked up since Biden left the presidential race in July has crumbled. Harris wasn’t bringing the politics of “joy” to America, she wasn’t leading “Hope and Change 2.0.” Americans were in a dark mood. The cost of living has exploded during the Biden-Harris presidency, the chaos at the border affects nearly everyone, and the global geopolitical landscape appears ominous and worsening. For many Americans who showed up on Election Day, it’s clear that Harris barely connected better with them than a poorly disguised hologram would. The fault in part lies with the Harris campaign to be sure. But the legacy media barely bothered to push the candidate to answer tough questions. From time to time, they grumbled, but they also seemed mostly content to let it slide. The legacy media didn’t want to weaken Harris’ chances, especially given the narrow path she needed to travel to the presidency. It didn’t work. The American people saw right through the scam. And that means the catastrophe for the legacy media actually goes beyond the fact that they couldn’t manufacture a president out of nothing. What this election proved is that America simply doesn’t need them. People don’t trust them, don’t listen to them, and tune them out. In the future, what incentive do Republican presidential candidates have to go on exceedingly biased network television networks to participate in debates? Republicans no longer have to give Democrats home-field advantage if they don’t want to. They can talk to more people and have a more open conversation on X, Musk’s social media platform. So the collapse of corporate media power doesn’t mean journalism is dead, far from it. There are now countless additional sources where Americans may get information, including right here at The Daily Signal. What’s been broken is the information monopoly that the legacy media has held and abused for far too long. Now, thanks to Kamala Harris’ defeat, there’s far less of a chance that Big Tech and Big Government are going to swoop in and censor “misinformation” they don’t like. The election outcome proves that we live in a brave new media world, and that’s a good thing. The post Corporate Media Is This Election’s Big Loser appeared first on The Daily Signal.