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#18265606 at 2023-02-01 18:17:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22382: Let Freedom Reign! Edition
Nikki Haley to announce 2024 presidential run on Feb. 15
By Aaron Navarro, Fin G?mez
Updated on: February 1, 2023 / 12:03 PM / CBS News
Nikki Haley, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and South Carolina governor, is expected to officially announce her 2024 presidential run on Feb. 15 in Charleston, according to two South Carolina Republicans familiar with her plans.
Haley would become the first Republican candidate to join former President Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary.?
Haley's last hint at a 2024 run came earlier this month during a Fox News interview, in which she called for "generational change" when looking at the future of the country.?
"I don't think you need to be 80 years-old to go be a leader in D.C.," the 51-year-old Haley said. "I think we need a young generation to come in, step up, and really start fixing things."
"When you're looking at a run for president, you look at two things," Haley added. "You first look at, 'Does the current situation push for new leadership?' The second question is, 'Am I that person that could be that new leader?' So, do I think I could be that leader? Yes, but we are still working through things and we'll figure it out. I've never lost a race. I said that then, I still say that now. I'm not going to lose now."
In the 2022 midterm election cycle, through her "Stand for America" PAC, Haley campaigned for Republicans up and down the ticket, and took trips to Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, all early presidential primary states. She was also a closing surrogate on the trail for Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, and Senate candidates Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania and Herschel Walker in Georgia.?
Haley has consistently polled third or fourth in early 2024 GOP primary surveys. In a Trafalgar Group poll in late January of South Carolina primary voters, Haley placed fourth, and got 11.6% of the vote in a field that included Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, former Vice President Mike Pence and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.?
Scott, another potential 2024 contender from the Palmetto State, is traveling to Iowa for the Polk County Republican party's annual Lincoln Dinner in late February. "Nikki Haley stepped from the governor's office to the international stage at the United Nations, rounding out credentials that would prepare her for a campaign like this. It's like a countdown at NASA, T-minus two weeks and counting," said Dave Wilson, president of the Christian nonprofit Palmetto Family Council.? Haley notched one symbolic win against Trump last year in the primary for South Carolina's 1st Congressional District, when Haley backed Rep. Nancy Mace. Mace defeated Trump's endorsed candidate, former Rep. Katie Arrington, by about nine points.?
Trump told reporters traveling with him Saturday to South Carolina for a campaign stop that Haley had reached out to her ex-boss to inform him that she was considering running for the White House.
"She called me and said she'd like to consider it, and I said, 'You should do it,'" Trump recounted. "I talked to her for a little while. I said, 'Look, you know, go by your heart if you want to run.'"
Haley, a South Carolina native who was the first female and Indian-American governor in state history, told the Associated Press in April 2021 that she would not challenge Trump if he decided to run again. Trump nominated Haley for the U.N. ambassadorship after his win in 2016.
"I would not run if President Trump ran, and I would talk to him about it," Haley said at the time.
Since then, she has suggested repeatedly that she was seriously considering a run. The former South Carolina governor told Fox News that her comments about not running against Trump were made before some perceived flaws of President Biden's administration, such as the withdrawal in Afghanistan and the dramatic rise in inflation.
"When I look at that, I look at the fact [that] if I'm this passionate and I'm this determined, why not me?" Haley told Fox News.
Wilson said "it's no surprise" Haley is the first Republican out of the gate to challenge Trump in a primary.?
"She's the type of person who doesn't ever seem to back away from a challenge," he told CBS News.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nikki-haley-to-announce-2024-presidential-run-on-feb-15/
#14699223 at 2021-10-01 14:05:47 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18593: The Current Month is [Red] October Edition
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The preliminary injunction is the next step in the legal battle to protect our military. This filing is for the purpose of ceasing any further involuntary vaccinations, based on evidence of the associated adverse health events and risks that are becoming increasingly pervasive. Those side effects include life-threatening blood clots and myocarditis, pericarditis (inflammatory conditions of the heart). These adverse events are listed on the Pfizer/BioNTech's own fact sheet and the evidence of this widespread harm, especially in younger persons, has become irrefutable.
"It's not just flight crews negatively affected by this," states Dr. Samuel Sigoloff, who is another Army doctor who reports seeing the harm of these injections to military personnel and DOD contractors. "People cannot believe that the manufacturers would knowingly put such a toxin into their product and test it on our entire population for the first time during these phase III clinical trials our country is participating in," said Todd Callender, the attorney who brought the case. "It's so incredulous that they would use the global population for these toxic experiments that we engaged a world-class pathologist, Dr. Ralph Grams, to run mass spectrometry on the ingredients to ensure this is so."
Indeed, Dr. Grams provided sworn testimony that both the Pfizer BioNTech and Moderna Emergency Use only COVID "vaccines" contain substantial and significant amounts of these toxic ingredients. "It's no wonder people are having debilitating allergic reactions to these shots," said Dr. Grams. To prove the case, Dr. Ralph Grams used state of the art mass spectrometry laboratory equipment to make his findings. These key ingredients are known carcinogenic toxins and numerous studies have found anaphylaxis reactions to the PEG compounds in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
The inoculations are being forced on all service members including those who have already recovered from COVID-19. This, despite the fact that numerous studies show proof that COVID-recovered patients have natural immunity. It is common sense and scientifically supported that those who have recovered do not require a vaccination. The military regulations agree on this point and the defining regulation (AR 40-562) actually excludes people with prior immunity from compulsory vaccinations; it also excludes people who are allergic to any ingredient. "This policy has been regulatory law in the military since 1908, so what has changed that would cause the secretary of defense to annul such a common sense rule?" This is the question posed by Colton Boyle, who is another lawyer on the case.
"There is a long history of safe and effective alternative treatments, approved by the Food and Drug Administration, which are proven worldwide to be highly effective in preventing and treating COVID-19," according to Dr. Simone Gold, who heads America's Frontline Doctors. Attorney Dave Wilson, another case attorney and retired Army JAG officer questions "how an Emergency Use Authorization was ever granted in the first place." In order to invoke the EUA statute, the Secretary of HHS has to find that no safe, available and approved drug exists to treat the medical emergency. "According to our best experts, there are many such already FDA approved drugs and remedies that show tremendous effectiveness in treating and even curing the underlying infection," states John "Lou" Michels Jr., who also argued and won the preceding Anthrax case against Secretary Rumsfeld. The American government continues to block these safe and effective therapies and continues to favor recommending dangerous experimental vaccinations.
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#4980604 at 2019-01-31 22:56:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6359: Fight For The Children Edition
https://pos.org/in-nbc-wsj-data-president-trump-has-solid-standing-in-key-trump-counties/JANUARY 30, 2019
In NBC/WSJ Data, President Trump Has Solid Standing in Key Trump Counties
Written by Dave Wilson
Starting in 2017, the NBC/WSJ poll has tracked two types of key Trump Counties in competitive states: Trump Surge and Trump Flip. The Trump Surge counties are those where Trump outperformed Mitt Romney's 2012 net vote percentage by 20% or more. And, the Trump Flip counties are the counties that flipped from voting for Barack Obama is 2012 to Donald Trump in 2016.
By using merged data from all registered voter interviews from the NBC/WSJ poll (N=9,180 total interviews in 2018), it allows us to look at these key counties. After controlling for demographic differences between years, Trump has maintained and solidified his position in both of these county types.
In the Surge Counties - where Trump ran up large margins in the 2016 election - the President's approval has passed the 60% mark, with an approval rating of 62% approve-31% approve. This is an improvement over his 58%-33% rating in the 2017 data.
And in the Flip Counties, Trump's approval stands at 47% approve-51% disapprove, modestly up from 45%-50% in 2017 NBC/WSJ data. At the same time, registered voters' feelings towards the President remain unchanged at 39% positive in 2018 compared to 40% positive in 2017. (Trump was elected with a 31% positive-57% negative image in these counties that he flipped in 2016 - this is a marked improvement over his standing then.)
At the same time, the Republican Party's image in these Flip Counties has improved from 32% positive-47% negative in 2017 to 34% positive-40% negative in 2018. This paired with the Democratic Party being slightly less positive in these key Flip Counties at 33% positive-42% negative, helps show that these counties will remain competitive and could still lean GOP lean in 2020.
With President Trump improving over 2017 in the Surge Counties where he needs to run up his vote margins, he does not need to win every single Flip County in 2020. And, given that his approval in these Flip Counties is stronger than his national job approval (44% approve-53% disapprove in the merged NBC/WSJ 2018 data), it is important to remember that the 2020 election will be decided in these counties and not the parts of the country steadfastly against President Trump.
Polling for NBC News and The Wall Street Journal is conducted by Republican pollster Bill McInturff and Democratic pollster Fred Yang. This analysis is my own and does not necessarily reflect the views of NBC, The Wall Street Journal, or Hart Research Associates.
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#3018649 at 2018-09-14 08:12:06 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3819: MSM, Define 'Baker' Edition
Trump faces big test on Hurricane Florence
Robert Donachie
4 hours ago
The Trump administration's response to the fallout from Hurricane Florence will test the president's effectiveness in response to national crises ahead of the midterm elections, multiple GOP strategists told the Washington Examiner.
The Trump administration's response to the fallout from Hurricane Florence will test the president's effectiveness in response to national crises ahead of the midterm elections, multiple GOP strategists told the Washington Examiner.
Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall on the east coast between Friday morning and Saturday afternoon, pummeling North and South Carolina, as well as some surrounding states, with torrential rains and heavy winds. FEMA administrator Brock Long told reporters Thursday morning that Americans can expect Florence to cause as much destruction as Hurricanes Hugo and Floyd, which caused roughly $15 billion in damage combined.
Dave Wilson, a South Carolina GOP strategist, told the Washington Examiner Thursday that he believes the administration will do and is doing everything it can to make sure that South Carolina is prepared for the impact of Florence. He noted that, while the state has experienced hurricanes in the past, like Hugo, it hasn't faced anything as large as Florence. Wilson believes Florence could have an impact on the midterm elections and how South Carolina voters feel about the president's ability to respond to natural disasters.
"Being on this side of the storm and understanding the fact that Gov. McMaster was the first state-wide elected official to support Donald Trump, I feel very good right now that South Carolina will get the help that it needs. This precludes politics, or supersedes it," Wilson said. "What we will see from this is how well does the well oiled machine in Washington get relief here."
Wilson frames it as the first test for an administration that hasn't really had a natural disaster of this scale during its first two years.
"We will know what their response and capability of the administration will be in seven days. This will be the first test in how they can effectively respond to a natural disaster. We have not really had anything like this during the Trump administration," Wilson said. "We aren't new to hurricanes around here but this will be a test for the administration in terms of how voters feel the administration is effective. I think this could, with an impact on could, have some effect on the election."
READ MORE: https:// www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/white-house/trump-faces-big-test-on-hurricane-florence