Sunday, October 06, 2024

October Surprise


A
recent article on CNN has brought attention to changes in public perception of both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, as indicated by recent surveys. Harris has experienced a decrease in overall sentiment across party lines. This negative shift is observable not only among Republicans, but also among Democrats and independents, who now express slightly more negative views of her than they did in the previous week.

In contrast, Donald Trump's sentiment has shown a slight improvement. After a decrease in support following a debate, his numbers have rebounded, particularly among Republicans, where sentiment remains steady. Among Democrats and independents, while still negative, there has been a slight shift towards less negativity compared to the earlier data.

These trends suggest that while Harris is encountering growing challenges in terms of public perception, Trump's numbers are stabilizing, especially after a temporary post-debate decline.

In other words, the data shows that people from all political parties have slightly more negative views of Vice President Harris compared to last week. This means that her overall perception has declined across different political groups. On the other hand, former President Trump's numbers have slightly improved. While Republicans' views of Trump have stayed the same, independents and Democrats are expressing slightly less negative views of him, showing a small increase in his favorability among these groups.

This change reflects a complex political landscape where both Harris and Trump are experiencing shifts in public opinion, but in different directions.

Another CNN article said Vice President Kamala Harris’ appearance on the popular “Call Her Daddy” podcast, known for its candid discussions on sex and relationships, reflects her campaign’s strategy of engaging with more unconventional media outlets. This approach aims to reach different audiences, but has sparked a mixed response. Unknown critics argue that Harris is avoiding more challenging interviews by opting for these forums, while others view it as a smart and modern way to spread her message.


This appearance marks the beginning of a broader media tour for Harris, which includes stops on major platforms like The View, The Howard Stern Show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Univision’s town hall, and CBS’ 60 Minutes. The strategy appears to target a diverse range of viewers, aiming to increase her visibility and connect with voters through both traditional and unconventional media channels.



Obama takes the Sprint


According to CNN, former President Barack Obama is set to embark on a 27-day campaign sprint next week, starting in Pennsylvania, to support Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential bid. His first stop will be in Pittsburgh, marking the beginning of a series of appearances in key battleground states. 


The 2024 election, in Obama’s view, is an “all hands on deck” moment, aides have said.

“I wish I could give you a four- or five-point plan as to how we’re going to win this election. Truthfully, the plan is we’re going to push through it,” he said during the California fundraising event, according to excerpts from his office.


Obama’s influence, particularly among Democrats, is seen as crucial in energizing voters for the upcoming election. This campaign effort comes as polls remain tight, and Obama aims to leverage his popularity to boost Harris’s chances.

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2024 Campaign: Harris rally in MI


 

Tuesday, September 24, 2024

Repent!

Repent!


 

The Reprobate Mind🧠

The article explains five warning signs of a person with a "reprobate mind," which refers to someone who rejects God and embraces wickedness. These signs include suppressing truth, rejecting God, redirecting worship, engaging in unrestricted sinful behavior, and lacking a desire for change. It emphasizes that while only God can judge who has a reprobate mind, it's important to remain compassionate and share the gospel with others instead of being judgmental.


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Thursday, September 19, 2024

Wednesday, July 10, 2024

Eighteen Months

"Eighteen Months" is a screenplay by Leslie Jones McCloud based on her experiences as a crime reporter in the late 1990s. The plot delves into a murder investigation in an urban setting, where a successful local figure, Toyman, is found dead. Detectives Crowe and Marrsec, known for their high success rate, lead the investigation. As the story progresses, themes of police corruption, media involvement, and community dynamics come to light. MC, a legal professional, becomes entangled in a case involving two young boys accused of the murder. The narrative weaves together elements of crime, justice, and personal struggles, offering a glimpse into the complexities of urban life and the legal system. The screenplay explores themes of integrity, social responsibility, and the blurred lines between justice and manipulation in a compelling manner. As the characters navigate through intricate relationships, ethical dilemmas, and societal expectations, the audience is taken on a journey that challenges perceptions of truth, power, and moral values within a gritty urban landscape.

Monday, November 13, 2023

Sunday, September 11, 2022

Statement by the President and Mrs.Obama on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II