THE TRUMPET @Hillary Is 44

Update: This convention is quite spectacular. Our expectations were that it would be a bore and useless. This is well produced and crafted. The speakers are not only attacking but defending. Melania’s speech took all the Trump manners that offend some people and turned those manners into solid reasons why PDT is the man for the job. That PDT might be crude and too tough is now explained to the public as someone who fights with all he has for the American public.

The live appearances are infinitely better than the prefabricated rubbish from the Dims.

As to Melania’s outfit: it is a smackdown of Moochelle Obama. The color of outfits are the same. Melania’s outfit is a ready for combat look contrary to Moochelle’s loutish look fit for a cocktail waitress. Note also the waistline. Melania is able to wear a belt around her waist that emphasizes her figure. Moochelle couldn’t wear that belt around her ankles, let alone the waist. On substance, Melania slapped down attacks and chose to demonstrate a unity message.

As to Big Media, Mr. Sandman did a very good job denouncing fake news and the Big Media propaganda:

Nicholas Sandmann: “I learned that what was happening to me had a name. It was called being cancelled, as in annulled, as in revoked … Cancelled is what’s happening to people around this country who refuse to be silenced by the far left.” https://t.co/ae9Q2Lnaom #RNC2020 pic.twitter.com/XcvV8nBNfE

— ABC News (@ABC) August 26, 2020

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Ca-Ca-Mala Harris and Sloppy Joe Biden are a convention of criminal dunces. Instead of using the Dim convention to not only attack President Trump but also to insulate themselves from the carpet bombing attacks to come by the genius President Trump and his campaign, Ca-Ca-Mala and Sloppy chose to ignore reality. President Trump will now schlong reality onto the dunce duo. Yup, the Trump convention is on.

President Trump and Vice President Pence are already voted on as the nominees on the first day of the RNC convention. Now the attacks can begin. The attacks will be based on the Obama Dimocrat totalitarian left violent attacks against America in Dimocrat controlled cities.

In sum the President Trump campaign will be “LAW AND ORDER”. The choice for American voters will be a President Trump who makes promises and keeps promises versus a lawless and corrupt Biden/Harris.

The burning of cities dominated by Obama Dimocrats are the issue. White liberal thugs and Black thugs are set upon destroying America. President Trump will point to the blue state model and say to American voters “Vote against this filth which threatens America, your lives, your property.”

The rule of law, and order, extends to illegal immigration. Enforce the law to create and maintain order. On every issue, even the economy, the rule of law, the maintenance of order are essential to economic strength and growth.

Law and Order as a campaign message for President Trump is obvious. The dumb Dims know it but can’t do anything about that message because if Ca-Ca-Mala Harris and Sloppy Joe demand Law and Order alongside President Trump the totalitarian left burning cities will turn against the duo of death. Even the NeverTrump whores know it:

This is why Trump is leaning so hard into the LAW AND ORDER message. It’s starting to resonate—and beyond Trump’s base. And my guess is you’ll hear a lot about violence at the convention as R’s want to make sure they connect it to Democratic lead cities and not Trump’s America.

— Sarah Longwell (@SarahLongwell25) August 24, 2020

Wall Street is booming, the economy is full “V” shape in recovery, and the third quarter still has more than a month to grow before the final numbers are released before the election. Ominous signs continue to grow against Sloppy Joe Biden and his bad sh*t running mate:

Trump Trails Biden, but Polls Show the President Has Some Strengths

Trump’s image has improved among white voters, and Republicans are growing more interested in the election [snip]

An improved image among white voters: Among white voters, Mr. Trump lags behind his 2016 vote share as recorded by exit polls. But in a sign of improvement, white voters in the most recent Journal/NBC News survey were divided almost equally between positive and negative views of the president. Four years ago, by contrast, negative views significantly outweighed positive ones among white voters, 54% to 35%.

“Trump improved his image among whites by about 20 points in the last four years,” said Micah Roberts, a Republican pollster who works on the Journal/NBC News survey with Democrat Jeff Horwitt. “That’s very important because they are more than 70% of the electorate.”

Holding steady with Hispanics: Mr. Trump trails his 2016 support levels among many groups, polling finds. Among Hispanic voters, by contrast, he appears to have maintained or even improved his standing.

Some 31% of the nation’s largest ethnic or racial minority group say they will back the president, a slightly higher share than the 28% who voted for him in 2016, according to exit polls.

Hispanic voters aren’t a unified bloc, and their partisan profile varies by state. But Mr. Trump could make gains in Florida, Arizona and several other battleground states if he cuts into Democratic margins among Hispanic voters.

Rising interest among Republicans: Intensity and anger can drive turnout, and Democrats sought to use their convention last week to unify voters who dislike Mr. Trump’s combative style.

But Mr. Trump has also boosted Republican intensity. This week’s convention has the potential to raise it further.

Interest in the election has risen among Republicans in the past month and now matches Democratic interest. Some 85% of Republicans rate themselves as highly interested in the election, compared with 83% of Democrats.

Some 27% of voters say they would be optimistic and confident if Mr. Trump were elected, compared with 14% who said so in 2016. By contrast, 19% of voters said before the Democratic convention that they would be optimistic about Mr. Biden’s election.

Up-for-grabs voters lean Republican: The Journal/NBC News survey in July looked at voters who haven’t ruled out either candidate and are “in play” in November. These voters as a group have characteristics that suggest they are open to Mr. Trump and his party.

Some 22% have a positive image of Mr. Trump, while only 11% have a positive image of Mr. Biden, the July poll found. They prefer a candidate who will confront the Washington establishment, a hallmark of Mr. Trump’s pitch to voters, over one who makes an appeal based on competence and compassion, key themes during the Democratic convention. In addition, these voters want Republicans to lead the next Congress rather than Democrats, 42% to 25%.

These voters account for 13% of the electorate, the survey found, meaning that Mr. Trump would need to win a large majority if he was relying on them to close his gap with Mr. Biden.

Trump leads in the economic argument: Polls have consistently turned up voters who say Mr. Trump has done a good job handling the economy but won’t commit to re-electing him. In August, 48% said he was the candidate best able to deal with the economy, 10 percentage points more than said so of Mr. Biden, and yet more people said they would vote for the Democrat.

Mr. Trump is sure to use the convention week to argue that voters who think he can revive the economy should send him back to the White House.

“Mr. Trump is still favored on the economy, and that’s the top issue people are using to decide their vote,” said Mr. Roberts, the Republican pollster.

“Burn, baby, Burn” used to be a slogan in favor of riots during the age of riots in America. The result was the Democrats were destroyed on election day.

“Burn, baby, Burn” is back. American voters will once again burn down the rioters and their supporters – Obama Dimocrats all.