The Crime Family Makes Huge Mistake
Given that former President Donald Trump was slapped with many suspicious felony charges for minor infractions, no more severe than parking or traffic violations, the Crime Family known as the Democratic Party has been mindlessly parroting the expression “Convicted felon!” in an outright effort to taint his reputation and weaken his electoral prospects.
A recent poll released by I&I/TIPP and confirmed by a Rasmussen Poll reveals that this has boosted Trump’s popularity.
In a head-to-head contest between Biden and Trump, the latest survey indicates that both contenders are tied at 41%. This represents a significant improvement for Trump from the prior month’s I&I/ TIPP poll, where he was behind Biden by a narrow margin of two percentage points (42% for Biden compared to 40% for Trump). The results indicate a tight race with a margin of error of +/- 2.5 percentage points.
According to the poll, among independents, Trump is leading Biden significantly, with 38% support compared to Biden’s 26%.
That last line has to feel like a dagger to all of the lawless participants in the Trump frame job. They were hoping that the optics of their Stalinist show trial would make independent voters flee Trump in droves. Indeed, if that were going to happen, it would have been reflected in early post-verdict polling. There have not been any polls since last Thursday, where that’s the case. In fact, very few of them have moved at all.
The Democrats may think that Donald Trump is an icky convicted felon, but that isn’t making them run away from his ideas or policies.
On Monday, I discussed the exciting arrangement of two prominently featured articles on The New York Times website. One article highlighted Biden’s executive order on asylum, placed directly above a piece on Trump’s tough stance on immigration, which received positive feedback. The Biden article acknowledged that some of his actions were comparable to Trump’s policies.
Biden’s far-left flank agrees and is not amused.
Many progressive Democrats are angry at Joe Biden’s executive order limiting asylum claims. They hate it because Donald Trump tried to do the same things. Recent reports from the border say that, in reality, there is no change. Illegals are being processed and sent to the US in numbers more than 6,000 a day. That works out to 180,000 a month and 2.1 million a year. And those are just the ones we know of, and we do not include those streaming across the northern border. The current estimated 50 million will soon be 60 million, costing the economy in direct and indirect costs 5 trillion a year. That’s 82% of the current federal budget.
“I think it’s disappointing,” Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal told Semafor.” [It] just supports the idea that harsh enforcement will somehow work. That was Trump’s approach. We should be showing what the difference is.”
The distinction, Congressman Jayapal, lies in the ineffectiveness of your strategy, which has led to a shift in support towards Trump. The reason Trump’s popularity is surging in the polls is that the frustrated public recognizes that he has the determination to rectify the problems created during Biden’s presidency.
It is fun when the Dems are eating their own, though.
Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul of New York postponed the implementation of the traffic congestion tax in New York until after the upcoming election. Here is the opening paragraph from The New York Times article regarding this matter:
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Wednesday that she would indefinitely halt New York’s congestion pricing plan. This last-minute move infuriated the plan’s supporters and put her in league with unlikely allies, including former President Donald J. Trump.
I guess it isn’t prudent to toss in “convicted felon” when mentioning that a prominent Democrat is in sync with Trump.
As you battle with the forces of darkness, be cautious not to let your morality slip into the shadows, lest you become the very evil you seek to vanquish.” John Livingston
A solitary New York state courthouse has brought the 2024 presidential election to a pivotal moment, boiling down to a stark choice: Which prospect frightens the typical American voter more – the possibility of Donald Trump, a convicted felon, reclaiming the presidency or a Biden-led administration exploiting the justice system to persecute its political adversaries?
The outcome of the election hinges on which party, Democratic or Republican, succeeds in shaping and dominating the public discourse in the aftermath of the election.
Right now, it’s a toss-up.
Traditionally, Democrats have outcompeted Republicans on visceral, emotionally driven issues (reproductive rights, race, homelessness, poverty, healthcare). In contrast, Republicans tend to prevail in ideological matters (tax rates, limited government, national security, personal liberties). That’s not to say that one side always wins on these issues, but because of how their base( s) absorb and digest information, Republicans and Democrats have built-in advantages on certain topics.
Regrettably, Trump’s beliefs are deeply rooted in passion and principle, presenting a delicate balance that crisis management experts can capitalize on to navigate the situation effectively.
Effective crisis management involves reframing a negative situation by presenting a more favorable narrative. To succeed, this new narrative must be credible, easy to understand, and aligned with how your target audience interprets information and views the world. Rather than trying to change people’s minds, you can reshape their perceptions by presenting a believable and consistent story that resonates with their understanding.
The Democrats want to make this story only about Trump: He’s a monster! He’s a rapist! He’s a felon! He’s colluding with Russia! He wants to overthrow the government! He’s an existential threat to democracy! Trump is the Devil! Therefore, our actions are justified.
Agree or disagree; it’s logically consistent: It’s certainly appropriate to demonize the Devil (even if you must, ahem, reinterpret old legal statutes in new and novel ways).
Republicans need to focus on the importance of precedent in this matter. If we start accepting the practice of bringing charges, convicting, and imprisoning Biden’s rivals shortly before an election, our democratic system will cease to exist.
Additionally, what potential consequences might arise? It’s possible that a jury in Alabama, composed entirely of white individuals, could conclude that President Joe Biden collaborated with the media to suppress reports about his son Hunter’s laptop, citing Russian disinformation, and subsequently accuse the president of interfering with the electoral process. Similarly, a prosecutor in South Carolina, sympathetic to the MAGA ideology, might allege that Kamala Harris and other prominent Democrats engaged in a conspiracy to support and facilitate the Black Lives Matter protests, which resulted in 19 fatalities and $2 billion in property damage.
Sure, the Democrats hate Trump with the burning passion of a thousand dying suns. But they also hated Nixon, Reagan, Bush I, and Bush II. If you are old enough to remember, in the eyes of the Left, they were ALL the Devil Incarnate– and if the GOP nominates Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2028, believe me, they’ll compare him to Satan, Hitler, Hannibal Lecter, and Darth Vader, too.
If the Republicans cave in and the Democrats deem this approach successful, can anyone doubt they will employ it again in the future?
Repeatedly?
This election is existential, not due to Trump, but because of his opponents.
Not too long ago, Trump was known primarily as a television personality and successful businessman. It is interesting to note that during that time, he did not face investigations from state or federal prosecutors. Any reasonable person has to believe that the crime family masquerading as the Democratic Party explicitly targeted Trump due to his political views and aspirations as President. They argue that if Trump had not pursued a political career or had supported Hillary Clinton instead, he would have likely avoided legal scrutiny and might even have been appointed as an ambassador.
Question: Why is Donald Trump a convicted felon and Hunter Biden isn’t? Answer: Hunter Biden is a Democrat, and Donald Trump is a Republican. If Hunter Biden were Hunter Trump, he would’ve been incarcerated years ago.
The individuals in question no longer identify as “Democrats” as they no longer support democracy. They have devolved into an organized criminal syndicate disguised as the Democratic Party. This syndicate is looting the American people of the accumulated wealth of 250 years. They are burdening the American people with a 35 trillion debt that increases a trillion every 90-100 days. Their focus is solely on achieving their desired results, even if it means disregarding the Constitution.
If Biden is elected, the way elections are conducted will likely be tainted and unsafe for a long time.
Remind the American people that there’s only one reason why Trump was charged and Joe Biden wasn’t: The prosecutor decided that President Biden was too senile and feeble-minded to testify. That’s a rather dubious legal standard: If only Trump had been more senile! Under the Biden precedent, he would’ve skated. This is a fabrication of the crime syndicate. I know it. You, the reader, knows it, and every objective person in the world knows it.
You don’t need to be a legal savant to recognize this is BS.
Despite the controversy and disagreements surrounding Trump, most Americans, including many undecided voters who supported Biden in the last election, prioritize their love for America over their dislike for Trump. While they may not align with Trump’s supporters, they do not share the extreme Left’s desire for revenge in politics. Despite finding Trump’s appearance and social media posts off-putting, they are willing to undermine democracy to achieve victory in an election. This perspective shapes their worldview.
Yet, that’s how the Left views the world– and the biggest mistake that marketers make is marketing to themselves and not to their target audience.
Instead of merely echoing its views to a like-minded audience on liberal news outlets, the Right should reframe this discussion as a broad, ideology-driven conversation that resonates with conservatives, moderates, and independents alike. The focus should shift from personal politics to the larger implications for America’s future, exploring the nation’s identity and values. By doing so, the Right can present a compelling case that appeals to a wide range of people and ultimately prevails.
Because the American people know an absolute monster when they see one.
The Democrats are unable to separate themselves from Trump despite trying to sway voters away from him.
The primary issue in this election is not immigration, war, or deficit spending but whether the crime family can weaponize the court system and the rule of law to maintain power over the people. That’s the primary issue historians will write about for centuries, if allowed.
That is essentially the only thing they have achieved with their law war. Let’s hope this is the one significant massive error that crashes the crime family.
