Vice President Kamala Harris is giving up the trade secrets. If she gets elected, she wouldn’t change thing. She laid it out in one soft-pitch interview and when asked in a later made-for-television event, she went mum. Guess that means she thinks things are just fine.

“There is not a thing that comes to mind. I’ve been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact,” Vice President Harris told Sonny Hostin, when the co-host of The View, asked if she would do anything different than President Joe Biden.

As if that weren’t enough, later the same day, Vice President Harris doubled-down on her “more of the same” agenda when Late Show host Stephen Colbert asked, “You are a member of the present administration, but under a Harris administration, what would the major changes be, and what would stay the same?”

Vice President Harris answer was her typical “word salad.” There was mention of “love of the American people,” “aspirations” and “dreams” and her still-to-be-defined “opportunity economy.”

NBC News correspondent Vaughn Hillyard dropped a bombshell this Wednesday about early voting in Arizona, and it’s not looking good for Kamala Harris.

Despite all the media hype around her, not a single early voter interviewed by Hillyard’s team mentioned they were backing the vice president. Hillyard noted that Republicans are currently dominating the early voting scene in Arizona, with GOP voters outpacing Democrats two-to-one, as reported by the Daily Caller.

To shed light on the exchange between the two former presidents, The New York Post enlisted professional lip-reader Jeremy Freeman to analyze video footage of their interaction.

Freeman’s findings indicated that the discussion turned to Vice President Kamala Harris and her perceived strengths leading into the upcoming election.

Biden reportedly remarked, “She’s not as strong as me,” referring to Harris, to which Obama responded, “I know… that’s true.”

The conversation continued, with Obama providing reassurance, stating, “We have time.” Biden then added, “Yeah, we’ll get it in time.” While Freeman did not explicitly name Harris in his transcription, the context of the discussion suggests she was indeed the focus.

Freeman described the exchange as “very supportive,” noting a lack of tension between Biden and Obama, despite Obama shaking his head at one point.

Steele, now host of The Sage Steele Show, made it clear that Americans are usually willing to forgive their leaders when they admit mistakes. It resonates with people because “we all screw up,” she remarked. Steele added that Harris missed a golden opportunity to demonstrate leadership and admit past missteps.

Steele elaborated, saying, “And so, when she continuously refuses to take opportunities to own something and say, I wish we had done this in hindsight, and going forward, here’s how I would do it differently — I would support her in many ways, but right now she’s giving us zero reasons to support her because she refuses to be honest and accountable about anything.”

Privately-owned housing units authorized by building permits in September were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,428,000. This is 2.9 percent below the revised August rate of 1,470,000 and is 5.7 percent below the September 2023 rate of 1,515,000. Single-family authorizations in September were at a rate of 970,000; this is 0.3 percent above the revised August figure of 967,000. Authorizations of units in buildings with five units or more were at a rate of 398,000 in September.

Florida has taken legal action against the Biden administration over its alleged refusal to verify immigration records, which the state claims are vital for ensuring the integrity of its voter rolls.

The lawsuit, first reported by Fox News, argues that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is required by law to respond to state and local governments seeking to verify the immigration status of individuals within their jurisdictions. Florida insists this is necessary to prevent noncitizens from illegally registering to vote.

Vice President Kamala Harris, once known for her tough stance on marijuana as San Francisco’s District Attorney, is now promoting a legal weed agenda.

Despite overseeing nearly 2,000 marijuana-related convictions from 2004 to 2010, Harris is running on a platform to legalize recreational cannabis, pushing Americans, particularly Black men, to seize economic opportunities in the booming marijuana industry, as reported by Independent Journal Review.

In a recent segment on Fox Business, Texas Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland sharply criticized Kamala Harris’s assertion that fixing the immigration crisis has been a priority for the Biden-Harris administration.

During his conversation with host Stuart Varney, Cleveland contended that the immigration system functions effectively when properly enforced, placing the blame for current issues on the administration and Washington, D.C.

Varney opened the discussion by referencing a clip of Harris speaking with Bret Baier.

In the clip, Harris stated, “We have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. It is a priority for us as a nation and for the American people, and our focus has been on fixing a problem. And from day one, then we have done a number of things.”

Following the clip, Varney pointed out the length of time that has passed under the current administration, saying, “Three and half years. Okay? Terrell County, Texas, the sheriff there is Thaddeus Cleveland, he joins me now. It’s been a priority since day one, says Kamala Harris. You’re shaking your head. Go ahead.”

The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today hailed a ruling by a Fulton County Superior Court judge to uphold the rule of law and defend the people’s right to know if their elections are being conducted fair and impartially.

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney ruled on Monday that Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections Member (BRE) Julie Adams must be allowed complete access to the election procedures and materials of the election, which the Fulton County Supervisor of Elections has denied to Ms. Adams since she joined the BRE earlier this year.

Richard Lawson, Counsel to Ms. Adams and Senior Litigator with America First Policy Institute’s Center for Litigation stated: “This suit was brought to ensure Ms. Adams had access to all the election material she needs in order to ensure Fulton County elections are free from irregularities, and to have the ability to challenge irregularities in election results. This order preserves her rights in both regards.”

Ms. Adams, Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections Member, added: “Judge McBurney has affirmed that I, as a board member, have a statutory duty to ‘cross-check’ the election returns, procedures, etc. That is where all of this started – when I was denied access to the full range of the election procedures and materials. Judge McBurney has made it clear that preventing me – and other board members in Georgia – cannot be barred from access to the elections in their counties.”

You’ve probably never heard of “doom spending,” but it’s important. Doom spending is clearly a warning of an economic nosedive. Learn what it means and how to prepare now, so the consequences don’t take you by surprise…

Gold has shattered a significant milestone, reaching $2,700 an ounce for the first time ever. As the price climbs, questions arise: What happens when real buying volumes hit? This stealth bull market is gaining momentum, and it’s clear that we’re on the verge of something bigger.

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Trump supporters in Pennsylvania have received anonymous letters containing violent threats. The letters warn voters to reconsider their support for Trump, claiming they "know where you live" and threatening potential harm.

Key Details: 

• Trump supporters in Pennsylvania have reported receiving anonymous letters with violent threats, some mailed through the USPS and others left in mailboxes.  
• Letters accuse Trump supporters of supporting hatred, lawlessness, and division, and threaten that "your family may be impacted, your cat may get shot."  
• Recipients have filed police reports, though local authorities face challenges due to a lack of evidence, such as video footage.

A troubling trend is emerging in the world of consumer finance. Credit card spending, once a major driver of economic growth, is now showing signs of slowing down. Recent data from the Federal Reserve’s consumer credit report reveals that revolving debt—mostly credit card balances—fell by 1.2% in August. This drop suggests that Americans may have maxed out their credit or, more alarmingly, filed for bankruptcy. With credit lines stretched thin, there’s little room for further borrowing.

One liberal judge pulled an outrageous stunt in an attack on the Second Amendment.

A gun group was simply trying to do their job and protect the freedom to own guns.

But this judge made a horrible declaration against them that sparked outrage.

Although the state of Colorado did not pass a so-called “assault weapons” ban like many Democrats in the state wanted, they still allow local municipalities to ban such guns.

This has put Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, the leading gun organization in the state, in the position to have to go town-by-town and city-by-city in an effort to file lawsuits against these bans.

While this has been successful in some cases, in other cases they run into judges who are simply hostile to the Second Amendment and don’t care whether the laws are constitutional or not.

This apparently was the case with one judge named Nina Wang who asked for a ridiculous piece of evidence that should be plainly obvious to everybody.

She wants them to provide proof that a law that prevents any conceivable way of obtaining a so-called “assault weapon” is actually a ban on “assault weapons.”

And she may end up throwing the case out because of a sneaky loophole in the law.

No one knows Kamala Harris’s scandalous history better than this man.

He took action to expose her obsession with banning guns.

And in doing so he risked drawing her wrath on himself.

Kamala Harris is trying to portray herself as a moderate during this presidential election, but it is the first time in her political career that she has ever tried to do that.

Up until she became the nominee, Harris spent her entire career trying to build a brand for herself as a fearless progressive who would push left-wing policies and attack the right.

This meant taking extreme positions on everything from social issues to economics to guns in order to endear herself to the most extreme elements of the Democrat base.

Now she is trying to erase all of that history in order to appeal to swing voters in America, but one man from California remembers everything that she has done in her career.

There are 58 Senators who are now co-sponsors of the bill S. 1881: Nuclear Weapon Free Act of 2013. This bill makes war with Iran more likely and peace less likely. Its aim is to jettison the successful negotiations between the U.S. and Iran that have already occurred and make further progress less likely. This bill has war against Iran as its underlying aim.

AIPAC is a very prominent anti-Iran lobbying organization.

55 of the 58 Senators who are co-sponsors of this pro-war bill have received money from AIPAC totaling $7.3 million (2007-2012). 39 non-sponsors have received AIPAC money too, their total being $5.4 million. These amounts are drawn from a list of the top Senate recipients of AIPAC funds. The per-Senator average money is almost the same for the two groups. It’s $132,795 for the sponsors and $138,024 for the non-sponsors.

These distinctions are not that important, because we know that in 2012 the Senate voted 90-1 on an anti-Iran resolution and 94-0 to tighten sanctions. Nevertheless, it’s interesting to observe that the co-sponsor group, who tend to be the most vocal and hawkish and the most willing to promote war, is the group that has been paid the most money by AIPAC.

You've probably noticed that the value of our money isn't the same anymore. In fact, the dollar has lost 95% of its purchasing power since the 70s. But recently, that decline has become even more pronounced. Today, households don't have enough money coming in, but bills are piling up. That's why debt levels are rising astronomically while people's savings accounts are running dry, which is putting thousands of U.S. banks at increased risk of failure. When the U.S. consumer isn’t in a healthy financial shape, bad things tend to happen. And now, conditions are eerily similar to what we experienced during the run up to the Great Recession. With higher living expenses and tighter access to credit, families and individuals in the U.S. are being hit from all sides.

Reed Hastings, co-founder of Netflix, is facing criticism after donating $7 million to a super PAC supporting Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. This move has led to a sharp increase in subscription cancellations for the streaming giant, as reported by Bloomberg, citing data from Antenna.

Many conservative viewers, particularly Trump supporters, were quick to cancel their subscriptions and took to social media using the hashtag #CancelNetflix. The backlash comes at a time when Netflix has already seen an increase in cancellations due to its decision to eliminate the lowest-cost subscription option.

In July, the company experienced a cancellation rate of 2.8% in the U.S., a significant spike compared to previous months. While Hastings’ support of Harris was expected in tech circles, the reaction from Netflix’s customer base has been swift, particularly among Republicans who view the donation as a partisan move.

John Dickerson, the co-anchor of CBS Evening News, misled viewers by claiming that migration at the southern border is at its lowest level since the Trump administration, despite more than 10 million illegal crossings occurring under President Joe Biden. This comment, aired during a recent segment, highlights how mainstream media continues to spin the border crisis to protect the Biden administration.

During the broadcast, Dickerson referenced polling data that shows a split between Democrats and Republicans on whether the administration has worked to reduce migrant numbers. According to the poll, 67% of Democrats believe the administration has tried to lower migration, while 65% of Republicans feel the opposite.

September 17 was Constitution Day, a day set aside for American patriots to commemorate the moment 237 years ago, when delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed that document. It’s all the day when a prominent Philadelphia matron, Elizabeth Willing Powel, ambushed Benjamin Franklin as he left Constitution Hall. Spying Franklin, she pounced with the interrogatory, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” This is the famous question to which Franklin uttered his famous response: “A republic, if you can keep it!”

Today’s patriots commemorate this brief colloquy precisely because of the chilling fact that we haven’t “kept” that republic. Since at least WWII, we have let the republic slip through our fingers with the exponential growth of the administrative state.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign lashed out late Thursday night after it was widely mocked at a charity dinner for vulnerable women and children that Harris refused to attend.

Trump lightly roasted Harris, Democrats, and some left-wing media outlets at the 79th Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York City.

“Donald Trump struggled to read scripted notes written by his handlers, repeatedly complaining that he couldn’t use a teleprompter,” Harris’ campaign misleadingly claimed.

“He stumbled over his words and lashed out when the crowd wouldn’t laugh with him,” the statement falsely claimed. “The rare moments he was off script, he went on long incomprehensible rambles, reminding Americans how unstable he’s become.”

The campaign claimed that he made the event “all about himself,” failing to note that one of the points of the event is to tell self-deprecating jokes to lighten the mood in the room and bring down the political temperature across the country.

“He may refuse to release his medical records,” the statement falsely claimed, “but every day he makes it clear to the American people that he is not up to the job.”

By snubbing the Catholic charity dinner, Harris became the first presidential nominee to skip the dinner in 40 years.

A California veteran was booted off a Delta Air Lines flight because her T-shirt that featured a message about veteran suicide rates in the U.S.

Catherine Banks was supposed to fly out of San Francisco on Wednesday, but instead she was forced off the plane by a flight attendant who found her shirt 'threatening.'

The shirt read: 'Do not give in to the war within. End veteran suicide.'

Banks, a Marine Corps veteran, said that the male flight attendant approached her and said: 'Ma'am...you need to get off the plane.'

'I feel like they just took my soul away. I'm not a bad person, and that T-shirt. I should be allowed to support myself and veterans,' Banks said.

Claire's Observations:  THIS..... is where "woke"... goes nuts.

There should be a very public boycott of DELTA for this treatment of this Veteran, who was simply trying to raise awareness  of a hard, not-going-away-soon, fact. 

People should be calling Delta, whose President, at this time, is Glen Hauenstein, and politely informing him of WHY they, and their families, will NEVER fly Delta again.  

And please, no violent speech;  no threats; no profanity; just a very gentle, reasonable message about an horrific abuse against Catherine Banks on this flight. 

Every Vet who has ever been in uniform, deserves our respect, even if we profoundly disagree, or disagreed, with the geopolitical reasons which may have sent them into harm's way.

Democratic vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz claimed recently that his mother is only able to eat every month due to her Social Security check.

“We are all products of our past. When you grow up a middle-class kid in Oakland or in Butte, Nebraska, you care about Social Security,” Walz said, according to Fox News, which reported his mother’s age as 90.

“When my mom looks for that Social Security deposit to be made in her bank account, that’s how she’s going to feed herself. That’s how she’s going to get things done,” he said.

Walz said former President Donald Trump “doesn’t give a damn if his Social Security check comes or not.”

Walz served six terms in Congress and has been Minnesota’s governor since 2019.

Walz has a net worth of over $1 million, according to Forbes.

Forbes said that Walz and his wife have four defined-benefit pensions worth about $1 million.