Thousands were turned away from a Trump Rally today in Columbus Ohio as it appears the political arm of the DNC, via the Democrat Mayor Andrew Ginther, and Democrat Fire Marshal Kevin O’Conner, blocked attendance to the Trump event.
Moments before going on stage to a restricted audience of 1,000, Donald Trump informed the media of the political manipulation:
Both Donald Trump (thunder) and Governor Mike Pence (lightning) hit the high energy campaign trail again today with events in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Nevada.
Part of their smart campaign strategy is to outwork the weaker, sickly and less energetic Clinton campaign. Eventually the media will have to report on the noted disparity.
Trump appearing in Columbus Ohio (3pm), and Harrisburg Pennsylvania (7pm). Pence is campaigning in Carson City Nevada (6pm EDT), and Reno Nevada (10pm EDT). Beginning today Right Side Broadcasting will also live stream Mike Pence rallies.
Donald Trump begins with a town hall event in Columbus, OH at the Columbus Convention Center. Live coverage begins at 3:00pm EDT:
Live Stream Link – Alternate Live Stream #1 – Alternate Live Stream #2
There’s several ways you can look at the carefully scripted use of Khizr Muazzam Kahn by the media today in an all out effort to aid Hillary Clinton in her campaign efforts. However, perhaps the most analogous approach is to consider the similarity to Ahmed Mohamed, aka: “Clock Boy”.
Unfortunately for the U.S. media, the transparency of narrative use becomes more obvious the more they coordinate the pile-on. Putting the narrative front and center of every single talking point for the Sunday shows was just a little too transparent:
However, beyond the insufferable talking points, it’s worth noting there is a positive aspect behind the media need to drum up such ridiculous controversies; Hillary Clinton is a horribly weak, ineffective, and inauthentic candidate. If she was not, the media wouldn’t need such coordinated distraction efforts.
But first, to Mr. Kahn. (more…)
NBC Talking Head Chuck Todd continues to push the Kahn narrative:
It would appear Bill Clinton’s former White House Communications Director, George Stephanopoulos, is up to his old tricks again.
Perhaps most have forgotten a Jan ’12 New Hampshire debate when Stephanopoulos asked Mitt Romney a very carefully worded and scripted question, seeming to come out of left field, about whether states have the right to ban contraception. Exactly two weeks later the DNC 2012 campaign attack narrative “Romney’s War On Women” began.
This interview has all the same characteristics: (more…)
A new general election poll of Arizona voters (full pdf below) conducted by independent organization IWS research shows Donald Trump with a 7.5 advantage (48.8%) over Hillary Clinton (41.3%). This poll does not reflect any media influence.
PHOENIX – Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump maintains a seven and a half point lead over rival Hillary Clinton among likely general election voters in Arizona.
The survey conducted on Friday, July 29 asked 679 respondents who their choice for President was should the election be held today. The survey also asked for the major party candidates’ general favorability. (more…)
Interesting video highlighting the logical choice for the intellectual Bernie Sanders voter:
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Just more evidence – It’s not going to be close folks. This election will be an epic landslide. (more…)
During a campaign day in Colorado, candidate Donald Trump sat down for a local media interview with 9News (NBC Affiliate) in Denver:
According to a recent Suffolk University Poll Hillary Clinton has a commanding lead of 9 points in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. According to an Axiom Strategies poll, Donald Trump is leading in Pennsylvania by 23 points.
The answer to that question might be identified in the Clinton/Kaine rally held today (This one oddly not mentioned by the mainstream broadcast media):
(link) – Dozens showed up to see Clinton-Kaine in Pennsylvania.
Don’t say we didn’t previously predict this EXACT SCENARIO was coming as soon as the Clinton Convention was over.
:::YAWN:::
After Reuters polling showed a 17 point (two week) swing to benefit Donald Trump something urgently needed to be changed.
(Via Reuters) […] In a presidential campaign notable for its negativity, the option of “Neither” candidate appears to be an appealing alternative, at least to participants in the Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.
Many voters on both sides have been ambivalent in their support for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump, complicating the task of the pollsters trying to track the race.
That sentiment may help explain an apparent skew that recently emerged in the Reuters/Ipsos poll results. Given the choice, a relatively large group of voters opted for “Neither/Other” candidate compared with other major polls, leading to an under reporting of several percentage points for one or other of the two major contenders at times in the race.