Monday, July 15

Hammer: JD Vance Is The Perfect Man For This Moment

In a conversation between Josh Hammer and Natalie Winters the focus is on the significance of political figures and their impact on the Republican Party, particularly in the context of the upcoming 2024 election. Josh Hammer emphasizes the importance of appealing to the white working-class and middle-class voters, who were instrumental in Donald Trump’s 2016 victory. He argues that these voters, primarily from the American Heartland, are crucial for the Republican Party’s success. Hammer also highlights the need to solidify support in key states like Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, and Texas while making inroads in the Rust Belt, including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

Hammer praises Donald Trump for his ability to appeal to a broad demographic, including white voters and other race voters, and underscores his strong stance on issues like immigration and opposition to continuous aid packages to Ukraine. He points out that Trump’s appeal extends to younger generations frustrated with the policies of older political leaders. Hammer also mentions the potential of JD Vance as a candidate who resonates with Millennials and Gen Z, highlighting his eloquence and intelligence.

Natalie Winters discusses the internal debates within the Trump campaign regarding strategies to court minority voters and appeal to independent voters, noting the importance of balancing retribution talk with broader electoral appeal. Overall, the conversation underscores the strategic considerations for the Republican Party as it prepares for the 2024 election, focusing on solidifying its core voter base and addressing the concerns of various demographic groups.

Bergquam: Live From The RNC Convention Attendees Weigh In On Nomination Proceedings

Ben Bergquam described his experience engaging with Antifa protesters, who were equipped with pre-made signs and supplies, suggesting organized efforts against President Trump and the RNC. He highlighted the presence of a lone Trump supporter amidst the protests and noted that none of the protesters he spoke with would denounce the assassination attempt on Trump. Bergquam expressed frustration with the pervasive chant for a communist revolution and the overall intersectionality of what he viewed as negative aspects of American culture.

Jersey Joe, a delegate and Republican nominee for New Jersey’s 11th district, mentioned the importance of supporting Trump amidst media bias and political attacks. He criticized the Democrat Party’s influence and the mainstream media’s portrayal of Trump, expressing a strong personal connection to Trump and his policies. Joe emphasized the dire state of American issues like open borders, economic instability, and government spending on foreign aid over domestic needs.

The conversation also touched on JD Vance’s life story and how his experiences resonate with working-class Americans. Patty Lyman praised Vance’s authenticity and relatability, noting his overcoming adversity and his connection to everyday struggles. She also lauded President Trump’s resilience and determination, reinforcing the belief that the Trump-Vance ticket represents the core of the new Republican Party dedicated to the “forgotten man.”

Lyman: President Trump Is The Most Badass President Of All Time

Patti Lyman praises JD Vance, emphasizing his resilience and relatability. She recommends watching the movie “Hillbilly Elegy” on Netflix, highlighting Vance’s struggles and triumphs, which resonate with many Americans. Lyman believes voters want leaders who understand their lived experiences, and Vance exemplifies this through his humble beginnings and personal challenges. She also notes Vance’s diverse background, including his marriage to a brilliant Indian wife and his recent conversion to Catholicism.

Natalie Winters comments on the emotional moment when JD Vance received his nomination, noting his visible choked-up reaction. She criticizes political figures like Karl Rove and John Bolton for their negative reactions to Vance’s nomination. Winters asserts that Vance represents a generational and cultural shift towards unity and patriotism, aligning with President Trump’s America First agenda. She believes Vance is a strong, conservative choice who will lead the future of the Republican Party, moving away from global interventionism towards prioritizing American interests.

Sinclair: Vance Pick Represents The Cultural Shift Since Assassination Attempt Of Trump

Jack Posobiec, Mike Davis, and Caitlin Sinclair discuss JD Vance’s nomination by President Trump, praising Vance as a young, smart, and conservative leader who embodies the America First agenda. They highlight his stance against the military-industrial complex and endless wars, emphasizing his focus on American well-being. Vance is seen as the future of the Republican Party, representing a shift towards prioritizing domestic issues over global interventions. Posobiec and Davis stress the importance of voter registration to ensure Trump and Vance’s success. The conversation reflects a sense of urgency and support for Vance’s candidacy and the America First movement.

PT. One

Davis: President Trump Made Very Clear That This Is An America First Party With Vance Pick

Part Two:

Lindell: JD Vance Will Fit Perfectly Into “The Common Sense” Party

Maureen Bannon, Jack Posobiec and Mike Lindell shared their thoughts about the importance of the MAGA message of the forgotten man and the work of US Senator JD Vance of Ohio who was nominated to be President Trump’s running mate as Vice President. DUsicssion turned to Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon who are being held as political prisoners, and how there can not be unity in the party or with the Democrats until they are both freed from prison.

Captain Bannon: We Can’t Have Unity Until My Father And Peter Navarro Are Freed From Prison

Part Two