Presidential Campaign

RFK Jr. Received Six-Figure Payments From Anti-Vaccine Group Before Presidential Bid

Newly released tax filings reveal Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s substantial compensation from Children’s Health Defense, earning over $20,000 weekly before resigning in 2023 to pursue his presidential campaign. Despite a shortened tenure of only three and a half months in 2023, he received $326,056. This nonprofit organization, founded by Kennedy in 2007, promotes itself as a children’s health advocate but is also recognized for its prominent role in spreading vaccine hesitancy. Kennedy’s departure followed his April 2023 presidential announcement.

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Hot Ones Declines Kamala Harris, Citing Desire to Avoid Politics

The Kamala Harris presidential campaign attempted to secure appearances on several non-traditional media outlets, including the popular YouTube show “Hot Ones,” but was rebuffed. “Hot Ones” producers reportedly declined due to a policy against political figures. In contrast, Donald Trump’s campaign successfully leveraged appearances on various podcasts popular with young men, a demographic Harris struggled to reach. This difference in media strategy, combined with Harris’s emphasis on traditional media, is being analyzed as a potential contributing factor to the election outcome. While Harris did appear on some podcasts, the campaign’s efforts to secure a high-profile interview with Joe Rogan ultimately proved unsuccessful.

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Trump’s Public Meltdown Signals Political Free Fall

The presidential campaign of Donald Trump is reportedly in disarray, according to an article by Tim Alberta in The Atlantic. The piece revealed internal fighting in the camp, with key players taking time out to talk to the media rather than concentrating on their roles. According to the article’s author, the revelations suggest that the campaign team may expect to lose the election and are trying to deflect any potential blame for the failure. Usually, such internal tensions remain undisclosed until post-election campaign analysis or insider books are released.

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Kamala Harris has raised so much money that she’s giving $25 million of it to other campaigns

Kamala Harris has proven herself to be a class act by raising an impressive $540 million since launching her presidential campaign, a figure that has allowed her to give back to other Democratic campaigns. The decision to allocate $25 million to down-ballot Democratic campaign committees is a strategic move that serves multiple purposes.

Firstly, investing in down-ballot races ensures that Harris has a friendly Congress and Senate to work with, facilitating the effective implementation of her presidency. By bolstering the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and other key associations, Harris is laying the groundwork for a cohesive and supportive legislative environment.… Continue reading

Trump aides desperately trying to stop him golfing and focus on election as critic says he’s ‘lost his mojo’: Report

As I reflect on the recent reports of Trump aides desperately trying to keep him off the golf course and focused on the upcoming election, I can’t help but feel a sense of amusement mixed with exasperation. It’s no secret that Trump spent a significant amount of his presidency out on the golf course, racking up an impressive 15 months of golfing during his four-year term. The fact that he still managed to cheat at golf speaks volumes about his character and approach to the game.

The image of Trump meeting with Logan Paul and bemoaning his reduced stature is telling of someone who has lost interest and enthusiasm for the task at hand.… Continue reading

“Wrong about everything so far”: Fired-up Biden blasts reporters for suggesting he can’t win

It’s troubling to see the headlines swirling around Joe Biden’s campaign, with reporters suggesting that he can’t win. As a supporter of Biden, it’s disheartening to witness the doubts and criticisms being lobbed at him despite his track record and policies. The idea that Biden is underestimated seems unfounded, especially when considering the lead he had in the polls during the 2020 race. The focus should be on Project 2025 and the positive momentum that can be generated from looking forward.

The call for Biden to engage more with the public and be accessible is valid. A town hall could provide a platform for him to showcase his policies, accomplishments, and plans for the future.… Continue reading

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ends presidential campaign

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ends presidential campaign

In a surprising turn of events, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced the end of his once-promising presidential campaign. It seems that his bid to challenge former President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination has come to a swift and anticlimactic halt. As an individual who closely followed DeSantis’s political career, I must admit that this news does not come as a shock.

Throughout his campaign, DeSantis struggled to connect with voters and convince Republicans to swap their loyalty from Trump to him. Despite winning reelection as governor by a landslide in 2022, DeSantis saw his popularity wane even before officially launching his campaign.… Continue reading