Kamala Harris has confirmed her selection of Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz, as her running mate in the US election – the man who went viral for calling Trump and JD Vance “weird”. Insightful…
Walz has been lauded by the left for his “liberal policies” as Governor, which include making breakfast and lunch free for all students, allowing undocumented immigrants to get driver’s licences and signing a bill mandating schools to stock period products in boys’ loos. Aligns with Harris’ woke policies then…
Walz is famous for his climate crusade, splurging hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to cut carbon emissions, while jacking up gasoline and motor vehicle sales taxes. He also slapped a 50-cent fee on deliveries over $100. He’s been slammed by Republicans for his tax-high budgets – proposing and implementing a fifth income-tax tier for married couples earning more than $1 million as well as higher tax rates on capital gains. His reason: “That just makes it fair”. Walz, along with tax-happy Harris, could create one of the most left-wing, high-tax environments America has seen in a long time…
Guido leaves it to readers to determine what profound message she was trying to get across here…
Now that 81-year-old Sleepy Joe has said goodbye to seeking re-election, all eyes are on who the new candidate for the Democrats will be. Biden was quick to endorse his Vice President, Kamala Harris – or “Laffin’ Kamala Harris” as Trump has dubbed her. Harris has often been mocked for her cringeworthy word salads and wishy-washy statements. While her hardline views on gender and trans ideology are well-known, her heavy-handed tax policies are less familiar…
In her short-lived attempt at running in 2020, her tax policy proposals were eye-watering for medium to high earners. She wanted to raise capital gains tax rates to match ordinary income rates, raise the corporate tax to 35%, expand the estate tax, and impose a financial transaction tax (FTT) on stock trades. She also wanted to implement a 4% “income-based premium” on households making more than $100,000 annually to pay for her version of “Medicare for All,” something she later flip-flopped on. As someone who just a few months ago said she promotes an equality that sees “everyone ending up in the same place,” US citizens can be sure to see one thing if she ends up as President: tax, tax, tax…
Marjorie Taylor Greene is no stranger to telling British reporters what she thinks of them, and when interviewed by the News Agents’ Emily Maitlis on Trump’s victorious “Super Tuesday”, the Trump backer didn’t hold back. Maitlis boldly asked the Republican: “Can you tell me why so many people that support Trump love conspiracy theories, like yourself?” Needless to say, Greene didn’t appreciate it…
After being prodded by Maitlis about “Jewish space lasers“, Greene has enough of the fake news:
“Let me tell you, you’re a conspiracy theorist…we like the truth. Like supporting our constitution, our freedom and America first…why don’t you just f**k off.”
‘She’s standing up, standing up for what she believes in, folks’…
Trump made a lot of promises last night as he delivered his victory speech after “Super Tuesday”. The third time running President-hopeful swept up all but one of the Republican vote in 16 states in the primary elections. His rival Nikki Haley is not so happy, though she’s still clutching at hope, refusing to drop out of the contest…
Meanwhile Biden won every state up for grabs for the Democrats, spelling another Trump Vs Biden election in November. Along with promises to “drill baby drill“, “get the inflation down” and make America “greater than ever before“, true to form, Trump made a victory speech filled with pledges to tackle immigration. Vowing to get rid of “Biden migrant crime“, “close our borders“, and “deport a lot of bad people“. With many city streets in the likes of New York and San Francisco being filled with crime, you can hardly blame Trump’s supporters for meeting his rallying cry with cheers and chants…
UPDATE: Nikki Haley is set to pull out of the race, according to the Wall Street Journal. She’ll be delivering a statement at 3pm UK time…
Bleeding heart liberals look away now, as Donald Trump won big last night in the Iowa caucus – the first race of the 2024 Republican primary. The former President took an overwhelming victory against his competitors Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, leaving them in his wake and winning by 30 percentage points. DeSantis edged out Haley to sit in second place. All eyes on New Hampshire…
Trump’s a better winner than he is a loser, and to a crowd chanting his name, the “Caucus Captain” delivered a more presidential and less theatrical speech than his usual, saying:
“I really think this time for everyone in our country to come together, whether it’s Republican or Democrat, liberal or conservative — it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world.”
As Americans become fed up with Sleepy Joe – only 14% think they are economically better off with him than under Trump – a return of the populist blonde to the White House is far from impossible. Make America Great Again, again…
