Billionaire Donor Twitches – DeSantis Falls to Fifth Place in Bifurcated New Hampshire


Posted originally on the CTH on November 18, 2023 | Sundance

New Hampshire is made up of two generally strong dispositions inside the republican apparatus.  This is a similar state operation to the Wisconsin structure of corporate club republicanism.   Wisconsin and New Hampshire GOPe are very similar to each other.  [POLLING DATA]

In New Hampshire you have the traditional control apparatus (Bush group) and the voting base of republicans (TP/MAGA centric), the two groups are deadlocked in a battle for control.  Essentially, the party apparatus vs the will of the people.

In 2016 using the ground organization of Corey Lewandowski, the Trump team was able to overwhelm the club apparatus in New Hampshire and give the TP/MAGA voices the directional power.  The party apparatus does not like that and has been fighting back ever since.

The billionaire class have been looking for a savior, some candidate that can supplement the DC Lawfare attack against Trump and provide an alternative.  They have failed miserably.   In part their failure is because the traditional billionaire club control apparatus talks to themselves inside an echo chamber; much like the DC beltway, the professional republicans just don’t understand the issues and dynamics of core Main Street, core MAGA voters.

WE THE PEOPLE continue to overwhelm the GOPe apparatus because we refuse to be controlled.  It’s a new era, the message is understood; the awakening is well underway… old schemes like the plans used to destroy the Tea Party will not work because there are more people paying attention to the accurate aspects of U.S. politics.

DeSantis was the GOPe foil, everything planned to enhance and support the DeSantis candidacy was planned long ago.  Long before the DeSantis campaign launched, the RGA/RNC and Sea Island billionaire donors had that plan well in place.  The 2022 $20 million contribution from the RGA to DeSantis was part of that laundry mechanism to provide support for a 2024 presidential bid.

It’s not goofy conspiracy theory any longer to admit, the institutions of the party apparatus (RNC and DNC), two wings of the same UniParty vulture, are every bit as corrupt as the DC system they were developed to support.

In New Hampshire the Bush clan has failed with DeSantis who now drops to 5th place behind Trump, Haley, Christie, and Ramaswamy.  How can Chris Christie poll at 3rd place?  Easy answer, it’s GOPe apparatus polling from Monmouth and shared by The Washington Post.  However, don’t dismiss the message just because of the messenger; instead, look deeper at what this message means.

DeSantis and Nikki Haley were battling for Sea Island money. Each of them positioning to be the destination of the funds to support the Never Trump coalition of globalists.   Haley appears to have won the most favor amid that control group, after months of visible failure by the DeSantis team.

On a pure messaging and candidate viability scale, Haley is worse -a lot worse- than DeSantis.  Yet the billionaire class do not measure success by the same metrics as voters; so, she if viewed more favorably.  Both will fail, the upshot of Haley will be of much shorter duration than the climb/fall of DeSantis.   That’s the club problem and it cannot be cured.

New Hampshire is a good bell weather state to watch, from the perspective of understanding how much the voters can see of the schemes around them.

The illusion of choice has long been the #1 threat I have discussed on these pages and the reason is simple… It’s the biggest threat.  In the past the larger electorate fell into traps created by the professional political class; however, it’s a new era in American politics and my hope is that people can see the strings on the marionettes.

The only true adversary the system has is Donald Trump. That’s why they, both parties, are going to such extreme lengths to get rid of him.

BEFORE AND NOW


Posted originally on Rumble by Donald J. Trump on: 8:00 PM EST

President Trump Veterans Day MAGA Rally – Claremont, New Hampshire – 2:00pm ET Livestream


Posted originally on the CTH on November 11, 2023 | Sundance

President Trump is in New Hampshire campaigning today in Claremont. The venue is Stevens High School in Claremont and President Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks at 2:00pm ET. Livestream Link Below:

RSBN YouTube Livestream

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Ty Beard Returns! We talk Trump Real Estate, Attorneys Getting Gagged, Guns, Games, and MORE!


Posted originally on Rumble By Rekieta Law on:Nov 10, 12:19 am EST

MN Supreme Court Keeps Trump in Race, More On 2nd Amendment in 7th Circuit


Posted originally on Rekieta Law on Rumble on: November 8 at 11 PM

President Trump Rally – Hialeah, Florida – 7:00pm ET Livestream


Posted originally on the CTH on November 8, 2023 | Sundance

While the ‘first-loser’ debate takes place in Miami, Florida, a few miles up the road President Donald Trump will be holding a rally in Hialeah. The venue is the Ted Hendricks Stadium at Henry Milander Park and President Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks at 7:00pm ET.

Livestream Links Below

Trump Campaign Rumble Livestream Link – RSBN Rumble Livestream – RSBN YouTube Livestream

Ep 3206b – Change Of Batter Coming, At Dawn Trump & The People Will Win, Trump Card Coming


Posted originally on Rumble by X222 Report on:Nov 7, 7:15 pm EST

Ahead of Miami Debate, Donald Trump Leads Florida GOPe Field with 60% of Primary Vote


Posted originally on the CTH November 7, 2023 | Sundance 

The University of North Florida [DATA HERE] shows President Donald Trump with a solid 60% of the primary vote ahead of Wednesday’s debate among ‘first-loser’ candidates.

The question consistently posed is why any Republican candidate would continue trying to undermine the clear leader of the Florida voter.  The answer is quite simple, the remaining field is not trying to win the GOP nomination, but rather to undermine, damage and work on behalf of their multinational donors to block Trump – no matter the consequence.

(UNF POLL) – A new poll from the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab asked likely Republican primary voters across Florida their preferences in the 2024 presidential primary. When given a list of possible candidates, 60% of respondents indicated a vote for Donald Trump, followed by 21% for Ron DeSantis in a distant second place. Nikki Haley came in third with 6%, followed by Chris Christie with 2%, and Vivek Ramaswamy with 1%. The remaining candidates each received less than 1%. Eight percent of respondents said they do not know or refused to answer. For the full list of candidates in the answer choices, please see the survey crosstabulations.

When asked to choose between DeSantis and Trump in a hypothetical head-to-head race, 59% of respondents said they would vote for Trump, with 29% for DeSantis, and 12% who don’t know or refused. (read more)

Clearly, Florida voters continue to see through the charade represented by Ron DeSantis since his May announcement to enter the race.  There is clear voter backlash in the state toward DeSantis that was not anticipated by the handlers of the Florida governor.

The backlash is related more to the Florida Republican base increasingly identifying the background motive of DeSantis that was visible long before he made his announcement.  For DeSantis to be losing his own state by such a margin reflects the ability of the Florida voter to see through the astroturf and manipulation that was carried out as part of the operation.

President Trump has chosen not to engage in the debate Wednesday; instead he will be holding a rally in Hialeah.

We can anticipate that Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis will be desperate to achieve the coveted first-loser position.

Ep. 3199b-Trump:“It Can’t Be Much Longer,One Year Is A Very Longtime”,Martial Law,Patriots On Guard


Posted originally on Rumble on X22 Report on:Oct 29, 5:30 pm EDT

Results of NYT-Siena Poll Have Professional Democrats Very Nervous – Trump Changing Demographics of Republican Support


Posted originally on the CTH on November 6, 2023 | Sundance

Much is being made of the New York Times/Siena poll of background states [Full Poll DATA HERE].  Indeed, the professional Democrats are apoplectic with the results, and the deeper you dig into the poll the worse it looks for Joe Biden.

(NYT) – Trump leads Biden in five of the six states — Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Michigan — which would likely be enough to give him the 270 electoral votes needed to win. Biden leads in the sixth state, Wisconsin.  Trump leads by at least four percentage points in each of the other five states:

[NYT Article Link] – [ Crosstabs Link ]

Extending the results, if the election were held today, President Trump would win over 300 electoral votes.  However, lesser discussed is the structure of the race that is specific to MAGAnomics and President Trump.  Within the poll, President Trump is carrying the largest coalition of support amid black Democrats (22%) and Latinos (40%) in Republican history.  This is very unique to President Trump and not transferable to any other Republican candidate.

Within that reality, you find the reason for Politico [SEE HERE] and David Axelrod [SEE HERE] to sound the alarms.  “Not ‘bed-wetting,’” but legitimate concern, Axelrod wrote, as he simultaneously suggested that Joe Biden drop out of the race.  Axelrod says, “the stakes of miscalculation here are too dramatic to ignore. Only @JoeBiden can make this decision,” he continued. “If he continues to run, he will be the nominee of the Democratic Party. What he needs to decide is whether that is wise; whether it’s in HIS best interest or the country’s?”

As noted by Politico:

[…] They’re not outliers in showing Biden in peril: A CBS News/YouGov national poll also released on Sunday showed Trump leading Biden 51 percent to 48 percent — a reversal of Biden’s 51 percent to 47 percent victory in the 2020 election.

The poll results have already prompted tons of handwringing among prominent Democrats within half a day of their release. But it’s not just the topline numbers that should make the party wary of next year — and potentially uneasy about the off-year elections this week.

It’s also what’s buried in the crosstabs and the other questions — specific areas of weakness for Biden on policy, personal attributes and among key segments of the electorate central to his bid for a second term. (read more)

What the poll indicates is that President Trump is carrying a more broad and diverse coalition of support than any Republican politician in modern political history.

And that reality has professional Democrats having fits – highlighted in the face of George Stephanopoulos.