REPORT: DeSantis Campaign Looking for a Fat Lady

January 20, 2024 | Sundance |

Help Wanted

WHO: Fat Lady

WHERE: South Carolina

WHEN: Soon

WHAT: Sing

According to numerous meatball sources, somebody sneezed. DeSantis has cancelled Sunday media appearances. It looks like the end is nigh, Armageddon is at hand, it’s over, the drain is circled, a fat lady is needed…

Via DAILY MAIL – […] DeSantis has also in recent days dwelt publicly on the sentiment among Trump supporters he met on the campaign trail, and their pledge to vote for him in the next cycle.

Speaking on Tuesday in South Carolina, DeSantis said that Trump voters in Iowa had told him they would support him in four years.

‘They were coming up to me saying, “We want you in 2028, we love you, man,” he said.

He told a similar story on NBC News.

‘I had people come up to me saying, “I love you, man. I’m going to do Trump this time and you next time,”‘ he said.

‘That’s not what I wanted to hear, but being there we did make an impression and it’s important.’ (read more)

(Via New York Times) – After a humbling loss in Iowa, Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida is starting to signal that he is building an off-ramp from the race for the Republican presidential nomination, a seeming acknowledgment of his dim prospects of defeating Donald J. Trump given his low poll numbers in New Hampshire and South Carolina.

So far this week, Mr. DeSantis has cast his eyes forward to 2028 with anecdotes about Trump supporters saying they would vote for him next time around if he runs again in four years. He has conceded that Mr. Trump’s thumping victory in Iowa on Monday made for a “good showing in terms of him winning the nomination.” And he has openly admitted that he believes he made a strategic mistake by icing out the traditional media earlier in the campaign.

It all amounted to a kind of frankness that Mr. DeSantis has not always shown in his public comments about the nominating contest — anda marked change in tone for a candidate who spent most of last year brashly promising he would win Iowa, which he lost by 30 points.

On Thursday, the conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt asked Mr. DeSantis if his campaign would survive through the end of March. The Florida governor replied that things were not necessarily going to plan. (read more)

Come for the Great MAGA King, you gotta get through the MAGA tribe first!!

Not happening 😂!

(DeSadist will not be remembered in 2027-28, he did too many shitty things.)

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2024/01/20/report-desantis-campaign-looking-for-a-fat-lady/

https://youtu.be/eicVr8fgGlY

>>20277465

As a friendly reminder

Fox News Shit on Ron DeSantis - You didn’t win a single County. Even Neil Cavuto doesn’t believe or like DeSadist!

1:02

https://rumble.com/embed/v45iiki/?pub=4

Sunday morning funnies

WE DO A LITTLE TROLLING…😂

https://rumble.com/embed/v45o5nl/?pub=4

‘Certainly looks bad’: Bank statements make it increasingly likely Fani Willis allegations are true, legal experts say

January 19, 2024 | Katelynn Richardson

Bank statements showing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ alleged lover Nathan Wade, who she appointed as special prosecutor in the case against former President Donald Trump, purchased airline tickets in her name make it increasingly likely allegations about their relationship and potential kickbacks are true, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation on Friday.

Wade purchased airline tickets to Miami and San Francisco in Willis’ name, bank statements contained in a Friday court filing by his wife, Joycelyn Wade, revealed. A motion filed by Trump co-defendant Michael Roman to disqualify Willis and dismiss the case previously alleged she benefited from approving Wade’s “lucrative” contract when he took her on vacations, which legal experts said makes it more likely the allegations contained within are accurate.

Atlanta-based criminal defense attorney and legal analyst Philip Holloway told the DCNF that thebank statements show “that the money that was paid to him benefited her in the form of lifestyle purchases.”

“I think it supports the allegations made by Roman,” he said. “It connects the dots and follows the money from the coffers of the Fulton DA’s office back to Willis in the form of costs of personal travel.”

The bank statements contained in Friday’s court filing also feature payments for Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Lines, which Roman’s motion alleged the two traveled on together. Wade made two $1,387 and $1,284 payments for the Royal Caribbean cruise on Oct. 4, 2022, the same day he purchased the pair of airline tickets to Miami, including one in Willis’ name, according to the statements.

“I think that [the bank statements], along with Fulton County’s delayed response, makes it much more likely that the factual allegations are true,” Atlanta-based criminal defense attorney Andrew Fleischman told the DCNF.

BREAKING: District Attorney Fani Willis’ alleged romantic partner Nathan Wade paid for plane tickets to Miami and San Francisco in her name, bank statements contained in a Friday court filing made by Wade’s wife in their divorce case show. pic.twitter.com/hc4pC48Kdz

— Katelynn Richardson (@katesrichardson) January 19, 2024

“It certainly looks bad,” John Malcolm, vice president for the Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Constitutional Government and former deputy assistant attorney general in the DOJ’s Criminal Division, told the DCNF. “I would want to see how the two of them respond before saying definitively that this is all disqualifying. But,if these were County funds that were paid to him(and which were authorized by her) for case-related work,and it turns out that the funds were used to pay for romantic getaways by the two of them, that would certainly be disqualifying.”

Wade’s firm has received close to $654,000 from the Fulton County District Attorney’s office since 2022, according to county data. He filed for divorce on Nov. 2, 2021, the day after his contract with Willis began.

“This certainly magnifies concerns and further justifies calls for Willis and Wade to recuse themselves from the case,” George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley told the DCNF. “Willis can argue that this was simply a relationship where Wade paid for flights as he did meals and other expenses. Yet, that still raises serious questions over Willis’ professional separation from Wade’s interests in appointing him and setting his salary.”

Willis approved a contract for Wade to work at $250 an hour, while the attorney known as Georgia’s top racketeering expert, John Floyd, was only initially contracted to work at $150 an hour and later paid $200 an hour, according to contracts and bank statements obtained by the DCNF. Willis falsely stated Sunday that she paid all three special counsels on the case the same hourly rate.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis falsely stated Sunday that she paid all special prosecutors working on the case against former President Donald Trump the same hourly rate as her alleged romantic partner, Nathan Wade, documents obtained by the @DailyCallerNews Foundation show.🧵

— Katelynn Richardson (@katesrichardson) January 16, 2024

Turley noted that theDepartment of Justice has previously indicted corporate officials “for using tickets and vacations for kickback schemes.”“That does not mean that that is what occurred here, but such payments magnify concerns,” he told the DCNF.

Roman is also due by Feb. 2, and a hearing on the matter is scheduled before Judge Scott McAffee on Feb. 15.

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2024/01/19/certainly-looks-bad-bank-statements-make-it-increasingly-likely-fani-willis-allegations-are-true-legal-experts-say-1429283/

Megyn Kelly calls out Nikki Haley for refusing to say a man cannot become a woman

Chris DonaldsonStaff Writer

Chris Donaldson is an ordinary American who is concerned about rampant corruption as well as the ongoing attacks on our way of life by those who have contempt for our hard-earned freedoms. A Navy veteran, he has been a frequent contributor to conservative websites and resides in Florida.

Megyn Kelly slammed Nikki Haley over the Republican presidential candidate’s non-answer to a question on whether a man can become a woman, an unshakable tenet of modern leftist dogma.

With many already calling Haley’s conservative credentials into question as the primary season officially kicks off, the former South Carolina governor and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations didn’t help herself during a tele-town hall on Sunday.

When put on the spot by a caller who identified himself as John, Haley danced around without giving a straight answer, drawing a strong response from the conservative commentator and podcaster.

“This is utter bullsh*t. The WRONG ANSWER & an unnecessary weird pander to the rabid trans lobby,” Kelly wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “The answer is NO, A MAN CANNOT BECOME A WOMAN.”

Due to the brutal winter conditions in the Hawkeye State that limited travel at times over the weekend, Haley had to call off a scheduled campaign event in Dubuque and instead fielded calls, one of them from the caller with the transgender question.

Pointing out that GOP frontrunner Donald J. Trump had previously danced around the issue – notably in an interview with Kelly last year – John popped the question.

“A lot of the stuff that Trump does, you know, and says, really bothers me, and I’m concerned about it. You know, one thing I saw him do was, he said that, uh, he had trouble answering the question, could a man become a woman? And I’m just wondering what, what your response to that question is?” John asked.

“I mean, I have said, I want to start with Trump and then get to the question. You know, this is a hard truth on my part. I believe Trump was the right president at the right time. I agree with a lot of his policies. But rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. And everybody on this call knows that. And we can’t be a country in disarray and a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. We won’t survive it. And I think a lot of that is how he communicates and what happens. It just sets us all in disarray, and we can’t afford a President Kamala Harris,” Haley said, prefacing her non-answer with her standard spiel about Trump.

“Now, can a man become a woman. There’s been a lot that’s been talked about when it comes to all of these roles and all of these issues. I strongly believe that we should not allow any gender change surgeries to anyone before the age of 18. Period. We– kids now can’t get a tattoo until they’re 18. We shouldn’t have them permanently change their body until they’re 18. And that includes puberty blockers, that includes any sort of hormones that would do that,” the former governor continued.

“After the age of 18, we want to make sure people can live any way they want to live. I don’t think government needs to be in control of anybody’s life. You go live the way you want to live, you should be free to live the way you want to live, and every– government and everybody else should stay out of your way,” she said.

“But prior to 18, it is an important time, especially when you’re going through your teenage years that can be confusing. I don’t think we should ever in any way have any sort of permanent changes. But after 18, I’m not going to say anything. I think that, you know, you always have to believe in freedom and allowing people to live life the way they want to live, and if that’s how they choose then, you know, I don’t think government should have any say in that,” Haley concluded, successfully avoiding ever answering John’s question.

“Governor Nikki Haley is asked the most basic question,” Kelly said in a clip posted to X. “Is the sky blue? Is the grass green? Does the alphabet start with A and failed the test.”

“I’m sorry, she screwed it up. Can a man become a woman? Completely dodged and wouldn’t give a straight answer,” she added. “What is it with these politicians? It’s a pander. Nikki Haley knows very well what the answer to that is, it’s a pander. To the radical activist rabid trans representatives, the lobby.”

“And she failed. That was a fail. She can reverse it, very open-minded to have her reverse it, until then, pffft,” Kelly said, giving Haley a thumbs down. “Until then, thumbs down. You failed, you gave the wrong answer.”

(This needs to catch on fire in NH and SC, she can’t answer the question)

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2024/01/16/megyn-kelly-calls-out-nikki-haley-for-refusing-to-say-a-man-cannot-become-a-woman-1428006/

>>20277635

Everyone knows Haley is a Globalist, she wants endless wars, with more Americans dead, of course she secretly believes everything the NWO tells her to believes

Anons on twitter let the universe know that Nikki wouldn’t answer the question “if a man can become a woman”

>>20277627

How is that harmful? It was just logical advice to give to retards.

>>20277642

Kek, mocking names has happened for 1,000s of years. My family have a greek surname, and it was the joke of the town and school for years. We weren’t offended, we just did it back

I think it’s “racist” to call someone “racist” because they have a name and are part of a race too. George should be community noted for that

>>20277623

It will never end but the good news is the narrative effects, a small portion of the public now

>>20277583

She apparently wants to be hated more, by pissing off 75+ million supporters, which will leave her very little to vote for her.Her strategy is a mirror image of Bidan, she’ll be calling us domestic terrorists and right wing extremists soon.

Hey didn’t she steal that from the one week candidate Pompeo?

A Haley Win In New Hampshire Will Not Be The Victory She Thinks

BY: TRISTAN JUSTICE

JANUARY 18, 2024

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley thinks she’s running in a two-way race. She’ll have to win far more than just New Hampshire to turn that fantasy into a reality.

As the final votes were tallied in the first caucuses of the 2024 campaign, Haley declared that the primary contest had been narrowed down to between her and former President Donald Trump.

Trump carried every county in the Hawkeye State except one, where the Republican frontrunner tied with his U.N. ambassador.

“I can safely say tonight Iowa made this Republican primary a two-person race,” Haley said.

The former two-term governor of South Carolina claimed to be triumphant despite a third-place finish with less than 20 percent of the vote. Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis was the runner-up with 21 percent, and Trump carried the contest in first with 51 percent.

On Tuesday,Haley defended her third-place finish as some sort of vindicationthat she was running against Trump, and no one else, in the Republican primary.

“We came out with a strong showing. That’s what we wanted in Iowa,” she said.

Haley dropped out of the ABC News debate in New Hampshire, refusing to stand on stage with anyone other than the former president.

“We’ve had five great debates in this campaign,” Haley wrote on platform X. “Unfortunately, Donald Trump has ducked all of them. He has nowhere left to hide. The next debate I do will either be with Donald Trump or with Joe Biden.”

Haley’s campaign now hinges on New Hampshire, where an electorate contaminated by Democrat and independent voters registered as “undeclared” may vote in what is allegedly a Republican primary.The state’s semi-open primary, however, is no small part of Haley’s plan to pick up the advantage. Haley has openly professed to courting Democrats and independents to carry her over the finish line in New England.

“If we get independents, if we get conservative Democrats, that’s what the Republican Party should pursue,” Haley toldreporters last month. “Our goal is to get as many people in the tent as we can.”

It’s a fine messagefor the general election in November,but it’s not the one to run on in a Republican contest when campaigning for the trustof conservative voters. Haley’s cross-party appeal threatens to dilute any victory in New Hampshire. Her courting of Democrat support in the primary provides evidence thatshe is more of a lefty politician running in the shadow of ex-Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheneythan someone who carries the blessing of the GOP’s base. Her third-place finish in Iowa was already buffered by Democrats who still plan to vote Democrat this fall. Haley’shome state of South Carolinawill vote just one month later, and polling showsTrump commands a consistent 30-point lead.

Of course, polls don’t vote. People do. But a Haley win among Democrats in New Hampshire is unlikely to offer the former South Carolina governor the momentum she needs to convince home-state voters of conservative credentials that could out-Trump Trump. Voters are likely already suspicious of Haley’s aggressive platform on foreign affairs as the establishment’s neocon favorite in the primary. While Haley routinely bangs the war drums over China and Ukraine, most Republican voters say the U.S. has already spent enough on Kyiv.

Haley’s White House effort being bankrolled by Democrat megadonors, on the other hand, does little to shake off her brand as another“Cheney in 3-inch heels.” In December, LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman gave$250,000 to Haley’s super PAC. Who was another neocon Republican reliant on left-wing money to court Democrat voters in a GOP primary? Liz Cheney.

Victory in New Hampshire is far morevalidation that Haley is an imitation of the ousted Wyoming lawmaker than she is the incoming Republican standard-bearer.

https://thefederalist.com/2024/01/18/a-haley-win-in-new-hampshire-will-not-be-the-victory-she-thinks/

Glenn Beck Reveals Rising GOP Star with Inside Track to Become Trump’s VP

By thepoliticsbrief- January 21, 2024

BlazeMedia mogul Glenn Beck recently provided a tantalizing bit of insight into Donald Trump’s process of vice presidential selection.

While on air, Beck revealed that Donald Trump asked him about his preference for a vice presidential running mate. His full response warrants attention.

“Last week, Donald Trump called me and he said, any advice on who I should pick for Vice President? Who do you think?

“Not that, I mean, he’s probably calling everyone,” he added. “And so he said, who do you think? And I said, ‘I don’t know how you’re going to feel about it,’ but this is the day, I think it was the day he trashed Vivek (Ramaswamy).”

“And I said, ‘Vivek.’ And he said, ‘why do you say that?’ He said, ‘that’s the number one response from everybody I’ve asked that question.’ And he said, ‘why do you say that?'”

“And I said, ‘A, he can defend you. He’s right in your pocket. And while you’re defending this, he’s watching your back defending this.’ I said, ‘also, I think some of his ideas are really, really good. He connects with the youth, which now the latest of 18-to-24 year olds that voted for Biden, they’re not voting for Biden, but they won’t vote for Donald Trump yet. So you get that lower vote, the people that are excited about, hey, something fresh and different. And then in 2028 when you can no longer run, you continue for another eight years and you get the credit for bringing this new fresh face in.’ I said, ‘I just think you become legendary.’ And what did he say to that? ‘Well, we’ll see.'”

That’s a fascinating bit of political water cooler talk that may give us a sense of where Donald Trump’s head is at when it comes to selection of a vice presidential running mate.

(I hope to God, Trump doesn’t listen to Glenn Beck, he’s mostly like a RINO like Erik Ericson. And Vivek should be used at a very long distance if at all. Trump knows this. Trump already has the 18-35 vote, Vivek doesn’t give him more. Maybe an anon can send the Trump campaign on everything anons have found on Vivek.)

https://thepoliticsbrief.com/glenn-beck-reveals-rising-gop-star-with-inside-track-to-become-trumps-vp/

>>20277959

This is interesting and possiblynotabletheory

>>20277959

Anon those are first three states and he wins the nomination and he gets rid of the flunky’s thats what they are talking about

“Governor McMasters said they will finish this in SC in 3 weeks. Makes no sense because primaries are just getting started not ending”.

>>20277911

This article is do inaccurate and they know it

>>20277896

Finally we have been waiting forever. Kek

>>20277885

More and more fear porn, scare the bejesus out of people so they stay home and don’t vote

>>20277882

What about “Y”, why is Y left out?

>>20277872

Man he really looks gross and dirty

>>20277859

Ok, stay with your convictions, lose the human race in war created by her and her masters

>>20277845

Perhaps and probable, especially those who took the jab

>>20277829

Everything she does and says leads to war

>>20277715

Media is finally feeling the effects of being called FAKE NEWS for 8+ years, but Trump has called them that for decades. His audience grew in 2015-16 and the medium doubled down on stupid!

One of the most successful take downs by PDJT! And in a relatively short time

>>20277694

I love it when these tools use one issue he didn’t fulfill but they don’t name it.

>>20277639

I still have mine

>>20277614

And you are dull witted

Karoline Leavitt Discusses Taking On National Press Secretary Role And Trump 2024 Campaign

5:50

I’m happy Trump is hiring younger people in his campaign, I think their messaging is helping a lot. (Much better than KellyAnn)

https://rumble.com/embed/v45lut0/?pub=4