According to a prominent advisor to George W. Bush and Sen. John McCain, the outcome of the upcoming election is almost certain. He confidently stated, “This sucker is baked.”
Mark McKinnon, the former chief media adviser for both Republicans, expressed his conclusion in an interview with Vanity Fair.
With just 18 days left until Americans head to the polls and no significant events on the horizon that could potentially disrupt the race, Kamala Harris can begin confidently making preparations for her victory party.
“I mean, it’s astonishing how the nominee of a major political party can just mentally check out during a town hall, completely ignoring the questions and instead getting lost in his own Spotify playlist for a painful 39 minutes. And what’s even more surprising is that nobody seems to bat an eye,” he expressed.
“This thing is completely cooked.” The GOP’s plan for total control over women: The menstrual police are coming
The GOP’s plan for total control over women is becoming more apparent with the introduction of the menstrual police. This controversial move has sparked outrage and concern among women’s rights advocates.
The concept of the menstrual police involves monitoring and regulating women’s menstrual cycles. The goal is to control and limit women’s access to reproductive healthcare, including birth control and abortion.
Critics argue that this is a blatant violation of women’s bodily autonomy and reproductive rights. They believe that women should have the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies without interference or judgment from the government.
Supporters of the menstrual police argue that it is necessary to protect the sanctity of life and prevent what they see as the misuse of reproductive healthcare. They believe that women should be held accountable for their choices and that the government has a duty to ensure that women are not using birth control or seeking abortions for reasons they deem inappropriate.
However, opponents argue that this is a slippery slope that could lead to a dangerous level of government control over women’s bodies. They fear that the menstrual police could be used to shame and punish women who make choices that go against conservative ideologies.
The introduction of the menstrual police is just one example of the GOP’s plan for total control over women. From restrictive abortion laws to efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, the GOP has been pushing an agenda that seeks to limit women’s access to reproductive healthcare and undermine their autonomy.
Women’s rights advocates are mobilizing to fight against these measures and protect women’s reproductive rights. They argue that every woman should have the right to make decisions about her own body and access the healthcare she needs without interference or judgment. The battle over the menstrual police is just one part of a larger fight for women’s rights and bodily autonomy.
“He wrote that Trump appears to be more than just lazy and weak, as evidenced by his avoidance of another debate. He also seems to be out of touch and disconnected from reality,” the author observed.
“Some days, it appears as if Project 2025’s “25” is a covert strategy to implement the 25th Amendment if he were to be elected, leading to the possibility of President JD Vance. It’s a thought that surely sends shivers down the spine.”
He confidently stated, “Meanwhile, Harris appears strong and self-assured. She is requesting another debate. She fearlessly enters the challenging territory of Fox News and even Joe Rogan’s podcast.
At her rallies, she plays videos of Dictatorial Donald to mixed reactions of both applause and criticism. During her campaign, she is gathering support from influential figures such as Barack Obama, other prominent Democrats, and several anti-Trump Republicans.”
McKinnon predicts that there will be a surge in voter turnout among women, with the majority of them casting their votes for Harris.
In his final remarks, he confidently declared, “Kamala Harris is destined for victory. Perhaps it will come effortlessly.”
