from Just The News: Astring of polls from legacy outfits has pointed to a shift toward former President Donald Trump in most of the major battleground states while Vice President Harris maintains a national lead, but some analysts see a critical disconnect between state and national polling that could suggest the Republican is on even […]

Jonathan Turley rang some alarm bells when he discovered that popular leftists from Michael Moore to Keith Olbermann want Joe Biden to commit overtly unlawful acts in his final 100 days in office. They say he doesn’t have to campaign anymore and has immunity. He doesn’t have the immunity they think he has. In a […] The post Leftists Call on Biden to Break the Law in His Final Days appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Kate Middleton has kept a pretty low profile since her cancer diagnosis at the beginning of 2024. She announced on social media she was undergoing cancer treatment in March and thanked the world for their thoughts and prayers. On September 9, Kate announced fantastic news. Her chemotherapy treatment is over, and she is now cancer-free. This was a wonderful surprise, but she stayed close to home until a public outing on October 10. Kate Middleton And Prince William Made A Surprise Visit To Southport (Photo by Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty Images) The Price and Princess of Wales visited the site where an assailant killed three children on July 29 during a stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed event. William planned to visit the town, but Kate’s appearance was a surprise. She smiled and looked both well and happy to be with her husband. During their visit, the couple met with the families of the three stabbing victims as well as fire, ambulance, and police at the Southport Community Centre, People reported. (Photo by Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty Images) October 10 is World Mental Health Day, and Kate and William spoke with mental health professionals who helped support first responders in the months since the tragic stabbing occurred. The prince and princess shared their love with the victims and their families at the time of the horrific event in a statement. Their appearance in Southport showed their continued support. (Photo by Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty Images) “As parents, we cannot begin to imagine what the families, friends and loved ones of those killed and injured in Southport today are going through,” Prince William and Princess Kate wrote in a statement in July. . “We send our love, thoughts and prayers to all those involved in this horrid and heinous attack. Thank you also to the emergency responders who, despite being met with the most horrific scenes, demonstrated compassion and professionalism when your community needed you most.” (Photo by Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty Images) This story’s featured image is by Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty Image. The post Kate Middleton Was The Picture Of Grace & Health During A Surprise Appearance appeared first on InspireMore.

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A family’s surveillance video has captured a cat teaching the house rules to the new kitten—picking it up by the scruff of the neck and pulling it off the kitchen counter. Olivia Goodman was enjoying the night chatting on the phone while her older cat Frank disciplined the new kitty in the other room. The […] The post Sunday Funnies: Cat Teaches New Kitten The House Rules By Dragging Him Off Kitchen Counter (Watch) appeared first on Good News Network.

With the election a little over three weeks out, the Regime Media are panicking at the tightening of national presidential polls- proof evident that their efforts to drag Vice President Kamala Harris across the finish line have limits. Watch this exchange between NBC Meet the Press host Kristen Welker and numbers guru Steve Kornacki. Take note of Welker’s reactions to the data presented by Kornacki (click “expand” to view transcript:  KRISTEN WELKER: Steve, boy, this is a big one. STEVE KORNACKI: Yeah, Kristen, I mean- the numbers say it. It is a tie game here… WELKER: Oof. KORNACKI: …weeks here before the election and it's that shift. Our last poll taken in the wake of that September debate, Harris had opened up that advantage over Trump- gone in our new poll. What goes into that? What's behind that? I think this one is revealing. This is the basic perception voters have of these candidates. Is it positive? Is it negative? Now, these are not great numbers for either one. Trump, 43 positive, 51 negative-  WELKER: Hmmmm. KORNACKI: He’s eight points under water, you might say. But look at Harris, exact same positive score… WELKER: Yeah. KORNACKI: …and that negative number almost in the exact same place- WELKER: Hmmmm. KORNACKI: …and this is it. The last time we polled this question after that debate, Harris had really made up ground in this area. Look, she had a positive rating, WELKER: Wow. KORNACKI: 48 to 45, so that advantage has all in the last few weeks in our poll washed away for her. Then there are some issues, some characteristics here. These are advantages in red here that you see for Trump now versus September on the immigration and the border. We asked voters who would be better on this: in September, Trump had a big advantage- it's gotten bigger. On inflation and the cost of living,Trump’s advantage now hits double digits. And on the question of who represents change, Harris had the advantage in September- she still does, but lower. WELKER: So significant because voters are telling us change is a critical issue for them- not the direction you want to be going in there, Steve. KORNACKI: No, absolutely not. And there may be a reason for that, too, is- remember: she’s the VP in an unpopular administration.  WELKER: Hmmmm. KORNACKI: Look, we asked Joe Biden's policies as president, do you think they're helping or hurting your family? Look at that. Almost 2-1 say hurting more than helping. His job approval rating is in the low 40s and then here's the twist. When you asked folks, “When Trump was president, were his policies helping or hurting?” Look at that difference. 44% say helping, 31% say they hurt. So retrospectively… WELKER: Wow. KORNACKI: Trump is getting some numbers here maybe he didn’t even get when he was president. And then this is, in perspective, the challenge that Harris faces. These are the modern vice presidents- like Harris- incumbent vice presidents running while their boss was still in office and just look, ‘88 George Bush Sr., his boss Reagan had nearly a 60% approval rating- Bush won. 2000, Clinton was at 60% and Gore didn't win but he won the popular vote, we can tell you that. And here's Harris, and just look how different the atmosphere is. Biden's approval rating in our poll only 43 points. She's running in a totally different atmosphere than previous incumbent vice presidents did. The latest NBC poll comes in at a dead tie, after having Harris up 5 over former PResident Donald Trump a month ago. After a recap highlighting former President Barack Obama’s scolding of Black men who may be hesitant to support Harris, and spotlighting Harris’s latest campaign ploy (the release of her medical records), Welker and Kornacki went into the poll. Panic ensued over the fact that Harris las lost voter trust on immigration, inflation, and on the change question. The polls also reflected a sense that Biden’s policies are hurtful to the American public. Kornacki closed by contrasting Harris’s unpopularity relative to former Vice Presidents George H.W. Bush and Al Gore, who also sought the presidency. One interesting spotlight that many are reporting on is the poll’s showing of abortion garnering 22% as an issue important enough to vote for/against a candidate. And with that, the presumption that every single-issue voter on abortion is for abortion. Par for the course for a Regime Media that has steadfastly avoided covering the March for Life. But definitely something to watch for when assessing the aftermath of the election. One thing made clear by this poll: despite the Regime Media’s efforts to carry Kamala Harris, the high has worn off.  

Friday’s front-page New York Times story by Lisa Lerer and Michael Gold demonstrated how far the paper will go to eviscerate Trump no matter what he’s doing, whether he’s appealing to “white Christians” or minorities: “Trump’s Lamenting Appeal to Nonwhite Voters -- Blame and Grievances in a Discordant Play of Identity Politics.” (Note that “Black” is capitalized throughout, while “white” is not.) For more than a decade, former President Donald J. Trump fueled his political rise with dark appeals to white Christian voters, warning of immigrants coming for their jobs and nefarious efforts to undermine what he describes as the country’s true heritage. Now, facing a neck-and-neck race against the first Black woman to win her party’s nomination, Mr. Trump is branching out. He has repeatedly accused migrants of poaching “Black jobs” and “Hispanic jobs,” which is inaccurate, according to labor statistics. He told Latino voters in Las Vegas that illegal immigrants were “totally destroying our Hispanic population.” He promised women in Pennsylvania he would “be their protector” and that they would no longer be “abandoned, lonely or scared” -- a vow based on the hyperbolic premise that criminals who also happen to be immigrants are lurking around every corner. For all the frequent laments about how left-leaning politicians divide the country through “identity politics,” it appears to be Mr. Trump in this race who is making the most explicit identity-based arguments for voters to support his policies. …. Many of Mr. Trump’s blunt and dire entreaties have been greeted with condemnation, even mockery, for their clumsy invocation of race, gender and religion. Yet, in this final, frenetic stretch of the contest, they also represent a striking effort to expand the tent of economic, racial and cultural grievances that propelled him to the White House eight years ago. In other words, Trump is reaching out to minority voters, and the Times is attacking him for it, especially trying to neutralize Trump's most potent issue, immigration: Mr. Trump is seeking to win over Black and Latino voters by pitting them against undocumented immigrants, whom he has long blamed for a litany of economic, public safety, national security and social problems. He’s blaming an influx of undocumented immigrants -- he says they were allowed into the country by the Biden administration -- for voters’ economic frustrations. Appeals to subsets of the American electorate have been part of presidential races for decades, often entwined with shifting racial and gender politics. In 1960, John F. Kennedy campaigned in Harlem, promising to advance civil rights. Nearly a half-century later, George W. Bush sprinkled some Texas-twanged Spanish in campaign speeches from Iowa to California. And Kamala Harris changes her accent based on the ethnic group she’s speaking to. What the Times calls “discordant” is what all politicians do, targeting their appeals to the audience in front of them. In his efforts to win Jewish voters from Democrats, he has insisted that Israel will cease to exist if he is not elected. And even as he tries to win Jews, a group of about 700,000 voters across the battleground states, he has said they “would have a lot to do” with a loss, pre-emptively blaming them. Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama can accuse black men of sexism for not getting on board the Harris train, to hosannahs from the Times. This is what Trump’s outreach gets him: Those who have watched Mr. Trump for decades say such overtures are rooted in an effort to pit various groups against one another. …. The Harris campaign says it has conducted far more extensive and prolonged outreach in those communities through a field operation that began nearly a year ago. On Wednesday, it began “Hombres con Harris,” an initiative targeted at Latino men in battleground states. They dismiss Mr. Trump’s overtures as divisive, even hateful..