(VOR News) – One of the most powerful moments in American political history is former President Donald Trump pumping his fist in the air and yelling “fight, fight, fight,” after falling to the ground and getting up from beneath a stack of Secret Service agents with blood on his cheek.

This photo, taken immediately after a would-be assassin shot him in the ear in July, perfectly encapsulates Donald Trump’s well-crafted boast that he can vanquish any enemy, domestic or foreign, to “Make America Great Again.” A souvenir-useable still shot is renowned among his followers.

Despite this, the movie stayed unfinished and unused throughout his final presidential run. His advisors will not discuss whether his final ads will include assassination attempt footage, even though they have the powerful film.

A change in the personal storyline can make it harder to see the main problems that Trump supporters think will help him beat Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

In seven key states that will decide the election on November 5, the race is very close. On Sunday, Donald Trump is scheduled to make his final points at a rally in New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

The key question is whether Donald Trump will resist his inclination.

“Kamala has failed over the last four years and only President Donald J. Trump can fix our nation’s problems,” Donald Trump campaign senior adviser Danielle Alvarez said.

“That includes inflation. That includes the boundary. This includes domestic and international unrest.

An NBC News poll of registered voters nationally anticipated a 48%-48% deadlock this month. Donald Trump had his highest score in eight surveys since June 2023, the first six against President Joe Biden, who withdrew in July, and Harris’ lowest since September.

Harris scored higher on abortion, health care, and “being competent and effective,” while Donald Trump scored higher on the three “I’s” his campaign has focused on: immigration, inflation, and Israel.

Trump blames Biden and Harris for the Gaza and Ukraine wars, even though most voters don’t vote on foreign policy.

Trump’s campaign aide said “our nation’s strength has been squandered under Harris’ time in the White House.” “Iranian wealth is fueling instability and terrorism in the Middle East.” Russia and Ukraine are at war, but China is more confident than ever. Harris tarnished our global image. Trump will restore peace and stability with a strong military, diplomatic, and commercial policy.

Trump often criticizes Harris on those three issues during his campaign rallies, citing his promise to put tariffs on foreign rivals to strengthen the American economy, which many analysts say will raise consumer prices.

I will abolish inflation with your vote in this election. Donald Trump said Tuesday in North Carolina, “As your president, I will bring back the American dream and stop the invasion of criminals into our country.” Restoring it is planned. Kamala Harris is killing America. But it isn’t necessary.

Trump defended his tariff support and said the Biden administration had “spent money like drunken sailors,” in a heated talk at the Economic Club of Chicago. Campaign aides complimented him. One campaign insider said Trump’s staff believes he is well-positioned to promote his message, especially in the economics, as a longtime business owner.

Trump’s campaign’s insistence on old problems conflicts with his desire to explore fresh territory. He has been wandering off course as Election Day approaches, upping his personal attacks on Harris and other Democrats, using harsh language at rallies, and musing about unimportant matters like Arnold Palmer’s genitalia. He falsely claimed Harris was campaigning drunk on Tuesday.

Does she drink? The answer to my question was “No idea.”.

A new Donald Trump campaign ad compares Harris to Biden, the president of a country most voters believe is on the wrong track. Harris replied “not a thing that comes to mind” on “The View” when asked what she would have done differently from Biden.

“Nothing will change with Kamala,” the narrators say. Decreased security. More conflict. Give illegals more aid. Additional taxes apply. Only President Trump has decreased middle-class taxes and he will again.

Republican strategist Brad Todd, who does not work for Donald Trump, said the ad “does a great job of channeling the overarching current that can push him over the line.” In the commercial, Todd claims, “America’s on the wrong track and you can’t keep the same people in charge.”

The question, Todd says, is whether he can continue to deliver a traditional message at his rallies or whether his red meat rhetoric will only “reveal people who are already voting for him.”

SOURCE: NBC

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The British Columbia Conservatives’ leader asserts that the province’s political landscape has undergone a permanent transformation, despite the absence of a distinct victor in the BC elections that took place on Saturday.

Premier David Eby’s NDP was in the position to form a minority government if he could secure the support of the Greens, who secured two seats, as neither party was able to secure a majority. Vote tabulation was scheduled to continue on Sunday.

Ballot recounts may delay the determination of the victor of the BC election until the following week.

However, the evening belonged to the Conservative Leader, John Rustad, who assured his supporters in Vancouver that he would “exploit every opportunity from the outset” to bring the NDP to its knees and force a new election, even if they were to retain power.

Rustad, whose party garnered less than two percent of the vote four years ago, expressed his satisfaction with the outcome, stating, “This is what happens when you stand on values.”

The Conservatives have concluded their period of political wilderness, regardless of the ultimate result.

The Conservatives were elected or leading in 45 seats, while the NDP was in 46 seats, after an election day that was characterized by torrential rain throughout much of the province. As a result, both parties fell short of the 47-seat majority threshold. The count concluded at approximately 1 a.m. on Sunday.

BC Election ballots still being counted

Ballots cast by voters outside their district were still being tabulated, according to the BC election commission. Additionally, “election official availability and weather-related disruptions” were causing some preliminary results to be delayed.

Nine of the 93 ridings were undecided, and in two of them, the Conservative and NDP candidates were separated by fewer than 100 ballots.

Districts in which the margin was 100 votes or less following the initial count would undergo recounts, according to Elections BC. Oct. 26 to 28 would be the dates for the recounts.

Rustad stated that his party had “not given up this fight” to establish a government.

“I am optimistic that people in this province are hungry for that change.”

In a subdued address to his supporters in Vancouver, Eby said that he “absolutely” recognized that Rustad “spoke to the frustrations of a lot of British Columbians” and committed to “doing better” if his party becomes the next government.

He stated that progressive values had received a “clear majority” of ballots, despite the uncertainty of the outcome. “However, we must improve,” stated Eby.

He declared his dedication to collaborating with Green Leader Sonia Furstenau, whose party has the potential to maintain the balance of power.

Furstenau stated that her party was on the brink of assuming a “critical role” in the legislature.

Green Party take two seats

Rob Botterell received the Green victory in Saanich North and the Islands, while Jeremy Valeriote won in West Vancouver-Sea to Sky.

After relocating to Victoria-Beacon Hill, Furstenau succumbed to the NDP’s Grace Lore. However, she expressed her enthusiasm for her two colleagues’ victories, describing them as “incredible.”

She informed her supporters in Victoria, “This is a passing of the torch, and I will be present to mentor, guide, and lead in any capacity that I am capable of.”

The opportunity to serve his constituents was a “honor” for Botterell, a retired lawyer, and he described it as a “exciting day.”

“Tonight’s a night for celebration,” he indicated. “There will be lots of discussion over the upcoming weeks, but I am totally supportive of Sonia and I’m going do everything I can to support her and the path forward that she chooses to take because that’s her decision.”

According to David Black, a professor at Royal Roads University, the Greens’ retention of official party status following their acquisition of two seats could provide them with “substantial bargaining power” in a legislature that is expected to be extremely competitive.

In an interview on election night, he stated, “The Greens are going to be the kingmakers here, whatever happens, if the race is as close as it is right now between two larger parties.”

Election extremely close

Aisha Estey, the president of the B.C. Conservatives, referred to her party’s performance as “the ultimate underdog story” and expressed her satisfaction with the “historic campaign.”

“We are not going anywhere, regardless of whether it is government or official opposition tonight.” She stated, “Finally, there is a Conservative Party in British Columbia.” “We’re back.”

After being expelled from the Opposition, which was then known as the BC Liberals, Rustad joined the Conservatives as leader and guided them to a level of prominence that resulted in the collapse of his former party, now known as BC United. This occurred in a mere two years.

George Heyman, the former NDP MLA who declined to seek re-election, predicted that the election would be “extremely close.”

Heyman compared the current situation to the 2017 election in British Columbia, in which no party achieved a majority. “The message is unambiguous; individuals have encountered difficulties.” They are experiencing difficulty.

The B.C. Conservatives who are expected to join the legislature include Brent Chapman in Surrey South. Chapman was subjected to significant criticism during the campaign for a previous social media post in which he referred to Palestinian children as “inbred” and “time bombs.”

Electronic vote tabulation

The Conservatives defeated Karin Kirkpatrick, Dan Davies, Coralee Oakes, and Tom Shypitka, a group of former BC United MLAs who were competing as Independents.

The majority of results were received promptly on Saturday evening, as BC Elections had previously indicated. This was the inaugural use of electronic vote tabulation throughout the province. However, the race’s proximity defied the expectation of a swift decision.

Prior to the election on Saturday, there had been a significant turnout, with over one million advance ballots cast, surpassing the previous record for early polling and representing over 28% of valid voters.

Many electors endured torrential downpours and high winds brought on by an atmospheric river weather system on election day, which was characterized by heavy rainfall.

According to Elections BC, power cuts necessitated the closure of two voting sites in the B.C. Interior’s Cariboo-Chilcotin region and one in the Lower Mainland’s Maple Ridge. Additionally, several sites in Kamloops, Langley, and Port Moody, as well as on Hornby, Denman, and Mayne islands, were temporarily closed but reopened by mid-afternoon.

Source: Canadian Press

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(VOR News) – Three Kamala Harris campaign executives and three White House officials said Vice President Kamala Harris will not campaign with President Joe Biden in the final two weeks of the 2024 campaign.

Insiders say Biden will host formal White House events this week to highlight his administration’s achievements and exploit his longstanding political contacts, notably with labor leaders. They acknowledged that they had not determined his itinerary for the week before the election.

A White House source said Kamala Harris addressed Biden’s office because “the most critical role he can fulfill is fulfilling his duties as president.”

This Kamala Harris official, like others in this piece, spoke anonymously.

“Voters are inclined to favor change,” says an analyst. She campaigns while he is president. Kamala Harris campaign staff called Biden’s post-campaign participation “tailored”.

In 2024, a president who led the Democratic ticket until months ago is in an unbelievable situation. Kamala Harris wants voters to believe she wants change, not a second term for Biden, in the last days of the campaign. This happens. Harris’s supporters worry that campaign images with the president may damage the message.

A veteran Democratic strategist said, “Harris must establish herself as a change agent, and it is challenging to do so with a sitting president by her side.” Harris has tried to distinguish herself from Biden in recent days, despite challenges.

Harris told Fox News Wednesday, “I want to be absolutely clear: My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency.” Harris told NBC News Friday, “There is no doubt that I bring my own experiences and my own life experiences,” promising “a new generation of thinking.”

The Trump team has linked Kamala Harris to Biden and the downsides of office to present itself as the candidate for change, particularly on immigration and economics, which people care about most.

Trump contrasted Harris to Biden at the September debate, saying “They have no idea what a good economy is.” “And never forget that she is Biden.”

Insiders say Biden’s unpopularity contributed to his campaign absence. News found that 25% of respondents said Joe Biden’s presidency has helped them and their families, while 45% said it has hurt them. However, 43% of voters said Trump’s presidency has helped them and their families, while 31% disagreed.

Two campaign sources and two White House officials said Biden advisers have complained to the Kamala Harris campaign about the president’s accomplishments, such as a strong stock market, fewer border crossings, and lower inflation. Officials said the president’s aides said helping Harris would do this.

Kamala Harris’ aggressive campaign requires a separation with Biden, even on the campaign trail.

A Harris campaign official said internal data showed the president’s appeal to voters on Biden’s promises before his resignation in July failed. The insider said the campaign does not want the vice president at rallies or appearances with Biden.

Harris will campaign with former President Barack Obama in Georgia on Thursday and Michelle Obama in Michigan on Saturday, while Biden will hold solo White House events in New Hampshire to tackle prescription medication costs. A White House official said the president will work with labor leaders in competitive states to boost get-out-the-vote initiatives this week.

According to insiders, Biden may attend political gatherings like the one he presided over at a Sheet Metal Workers hall with Philadelphia Democrats on Tuesday, which may focus on elders, within two weeks. He will likely claim Kamala Harris will not re-elect him, referencing his own life. During the Philadelphia debacle, Biden recommended Kamala Harris “forge her own path.”

Harris’ campaign officials said the president can help her by running the government efficiently. They mentioned recent hurricane responses in Florida and North Carolina, a dockworkers’ strike’s potential economic destruction, and preventing Israel-Hamas violence from growing.

The Democratic strategist said, “The White House is astute in allowing him to fulfill his duties.”

More than seven weeks previously, Biden and Kamala Harris attended a Labor Day campaign rally. Unlike Barack Obama, who has addressed Harris campaign rallies, and Bill Clinton, who is running for vice president, Harris and first lady Jill Biden, who has keynoted Harris events, will campaign in Nevada on Wednesday.

White House and campaign insiders said the president knows the strategy behind his reduced campaign involvement, despite his dissatisfaction.

The slogan “I’ll campaign for you or against you, whatever helps most,” represents Biden’s 2024 campaign. After a brief holiday overseas last week, Biden will stay in the US until the election.

SOURCE: NBC

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