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WASHINGTON D.C. - The person who’s doing the most damage to Kamala Harris’ campaign right now is: Kamala Harris. That is because she is just an empty suit.
She’s a total empty suit on every front, and the most obvious front is the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which ripped through parts of the panhandle of Florida, tore through parts of Georgia, and slammed hard against North Carolina. There are hundreds of people who are missing in North Carolina right now; parts of the state are underwater, and incredibly serious damage has resulted from the hurricane.
GOP governors have been terrific during this time. The response from Ron DeSantis in Florida has been excellent. He had the electricity back on right away. The underrated part of DeSantis’ appeal when he ran for president is that he’s a terrific governor. He really cleans up the state when something bad happens. He makes sure matters are taken care of quite quickly. Click here to read more.
DEL RIO, TX - A new report from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, compiled by the Daily Mail, indicates that the Biden-Harris administration failed to deport 74% of criminal illegal migrants from the United States.
"Under President Joe Biden, and his hand-picked 'border czar,' Vice President Kamala Harris, we don't just have a crisis at our borders — we have one in the interior, as well," Homeland Security Chairman Rep. Mark Green, R-Tenn., told the Mail.
Green added that under former GOP nominee Donald Trump, border crossings were down, and immigration enforcement was up. During the Trump administration, the aggregate number of deportations at the border was 32%. Under Biden and Harris, that figure is 3.5%. Click here to read more.
DETROIT, Mich - As sales of its electric vehicles (EVs) continue to stall, Ford Motor Company is hoping to spark interest among consumers by offering free at-home charging stations.
“Auto shoppers say they’re more likely to buy an electric vehicle if they could fill up at home,” Ford CEO Jim Farley wrote in a post on social platform X. “So we’re going to make it easy for our customers.”
“If you buy or lease a new Ford electric vehicle, we’ll include a complimentary home charger. This is part of something we’re calling the Ford Power Promise, which is about giving our electric vehicle customers convenience, peace of mind and expert service.” Click here to read more.
WASHINGTON (TND) — During a recent campaign stop at the Southern border, Vice President Kamala Harris appealed to family members of those who were brought to the United States as young children known as DACA recipients.
“They are American in every way. But still, they do not have an earned pathway to citizenship," Harris said Friday. Donald Trump meanwhile has made his appeals to Latino voters differently.
“The Hispanic population is like a rocket ship for us but we have to protect it because the people coming through, Kamala, they're coming through the border and they're taking your jobs," Trump said at a rally Sunday.
Trump supporter and X CEO Elon Musk wrote in a post:
"Let me explain: if even 1 in 20 illegals become citizens per year, something that the Democrats are expediting as fast as humanly possible, that would be about 2 million new legal voters in 4 years. The voting margin in the swing states is often less than 20 thousand votes. That means if the “Democratic” Party succeeds, there will be no more swing states!!"
However, the trend lines, at least for Latino voters, have been moving in the other direction for years. Click here to read more.
CALHOUN COUNTY, Ala. - The Alabama state fire marshal closed four drug rehabilitation centers in Alabama over fire code and safety violations.
Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade says investigators followed up on several complaints before the facilities were closed.
“I’m not sure that the level of actual treatment matches up with the money, what basically I attribute to human trafficking,” says Wade.
After a year of numerous complaints about certain rehab facilities in Calhoun County and the surrounding area that were housing sex offenders, Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade says something had to be done.
“Anytime you put a large number of registered sex offenders together, that draws the community’s eye to it. I think everybody wants to solve the drug problem in Alabama and across our country, we want to make sure we do it in the right way,” says Wade. Click here to read more.
