1) @RealRLimbaugh is today saying what I said yesterday with a different slant: he is noting that Botoxic, the Swamp, even GOP elites are in stark fear. In his view it's because Trump can still declassify and pardon.
2) But he noted that the fear is tangible.
3) Reading some things, I do NOT think the elites/Congress/the DemoKKKrats were "in" on anything---there may have been fascist so-called antifa in the group that broke in, but that's irrelevant.
CONGRESS didn't know that. They were genuinely scared.
4) The photos of the Swampers hiding under chairs and desks from the Bearded Lady and one of the characters from Science Fiction Theater 2000 is priceless.
5) Lindsey was looking for a lifeboat.
6) Yes, they may be worried about some declassification or pardons, but the REAL source of concern is the fact that a handful of people---perhaps some patriots, perhaps some posers---chased them off the floor like the Mexican Army running from Sam Houston at San Jacinto.
7) @RealRLimbaugh said top of the hour news said Botoxic was "telling military leaders to be ready" in case Trump "launches nukes."
8) This is beyond ludicrous. Botoxic has nothing to do with the military. She thinks a colonel is a piece of corn.
9) When someone says "General" to her, her first thought is "Dollar?" She still thinks "private" is the first word in Howard Stern's bio.
10) I'm telling you, they are rattled.
11) When Cruz, the Tedster, has to come out and condemn Trump's "rhetoric," you know they are scared.
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1) This was precisely what I saw in 2016 that led me to write in OCTOBER that Trump had "won" the election with "between 300 and 320 EVs" (final was 304. You can see the tweet in the endnote of my "How Trump Won" published in 2017 with Joel Pollak.
3) Here are some of the shocking numbers:
*In NE2, which Trump lost by 22,000, Rs have already sliced 13,000 off that lead. This is not counting repentant indies or even Ds who see that they screwed up.
*In Maricopa County, the R gains now have MC at R+162,000, or . . .
3) contd . . .
* . . . More than the entire STATEWIDE R lead in 2020. Statewide, now, Rs have an advantage of +260,000 and it grows literally daily. Last week it was increasing at about 400 per day.
*In Clark Co, NV, Rs have slashed the D registration lead there by 4% . . .
1) People constantly say here, "I wish I had your confidence." Well, it's easy. Be confident. I have been wrong, I can't be wrong-ER. Only wrong.
2) In playing, I of course would rehearse new and untested licks before I played them. But you never knew how they'd come out.
3) If I screwed up, so what? I screwed up attempting something big and unique.
4) Times I've been wrong are easily offset about ALL the times I've been right, including saying:
*None of the lawfare would affect the election
*ALL of the federal cases would be delayed/dismissed
4) contd . . .
*In early 2023, when people were insisting DeSantis and/or Nick Knack had a chance, I said "the primary is over, and Trump has won at the earliest possible date anyone could amass the appropriate # of delegages."
*I said RFK would not be a factor in the D primary
1) Listening to Lee Greenwood's "Proud to be an American," it prompted me to think about American national "anthems." From "God Bless America," to "This Land is Your Land," to " America the Beautiful" to "Proud to be an American," these songs have something in common . . .
1) contd . . . that is, besides patriotism: they all celebrate America's landscape.
2) In this, we are pretty much unique in the world.
3) I asked a European History expert friend about this phenomena, and he agreed. Most foreign patriotic songs are strictly political.
4) "Le Marseillaise" for example. I guess you might say "Rule Brittania," which refers to overseas conquest, might somewhat be an exception.
5) But in few other national songs do you have the conjunction of geography with national identity as with American patriotism.
1) The Trump strategies in this campaign have been brutally effective.
2) Most recently, J.D. Vance refused to debate Kampuchea Harris because "we don't know who the DemoKKKrat nominee is!"
3) This is obviously true, but more important it short-circuited Rutabaga's strat:
3) contd. . . Rutabaga's team thought they could buy time & bolster the campaign if Harris had a good debate against Vance. (Forget for a moment that the Cackling One was highly unlikely to have a good showing at all).
4) Anyway, Rutabaga thought he could do 2 things.
5) First, he could dampen down some of the criticism of the ticket---"See, all good. We're in good shape." Second, he could buy another week until the DNC has its early nomination, which they said THEY WILL HAVE. (They said so again yesterday) hotair.com/david-strom/20…