Staff Reports
The political landscape is heating up, and if the chatter from the left is any indication, there’s a palpable fear among Democrats as the election approaches. In what appears to be a frantic scramble for relevance, they are already casting blame for what might happen if Trump continues to maintain his momentum. A notable mention among the clinking dishes at the leftist dinner party is Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose presence in Michigan could create a political tempest for Trump supporters. If Kennedy siphons off enough votes, it’s safe to say that there will be quite a few conservatives contemplating serious bail funds to deal with the existential crisis that could ensue.
As outlets like CNN broadcast with their usual flair for despair, it could be tempting to think they’re enjoying the spectacle more than they’re letting on. The disdain on their faces—particularly the well-known Jabbering Jake Tapper—has been compared to someone forced to eat a plate of cold broccoli. News junkies can almost hear the collective prayers of the CNN crew wishing they could change the channel, latching desperately onto any tidbit of negativity regarding Trump.
Michigan – RFK Jr's message to crowd:
"When you go into that voting booth, you’re going to see my name on the ballot. I do not want you to Vote for me"
"If you wanna see me go to Washington, you better Vote for Donald Trump" pic.twitter.com/OKyQJsjFjH
— MAGA Resource (@MAGAResource) November 3, 2024
Over on social media, some not-so-subtle humor is making the rounds, with mentions of Joy Reid experiencing some sort of cerebral explosion. The sheer notion that leftist personalities might be grappling with the idea of newer political figures making waves is a beautiful mosaic of irony. Those who thought the coast was clear could find themselves being taken down by political crossfire all while they pour their coffee at 2 AM, hoping against hope that a miraculous ballot count will change their fortunes.
Senator-elect Bernie Moreno hailing a “red, white, and blue wave” is a feathery breeze of optimism amid the otherwise stormy frustration of the liberal elite. His echoing sentiments about being tired of being treated poorly resonate with countless everyday Americans who feel invisible in a political system that prefers to hand them the scraps from the table. Meanwhile, conservative warriors rally around this “reddening” feel in Ohio, perhaps sensing a shift against the decades-deep entrenchment of leftist agendas.
Elon Musk continues to be hailed as one of the modern-day knights for free speech, offering an alternative platform away from the ill-fated mainstream media. The addiction to censorship by outlets that shill for the left shifts into near comical levels, as those same outlets try to pivot on narratives faster than a deer caught in headlights. The collective griping among the left has the fragrance of desperation, something that makes it hard for conservatives to not sit back and gloat.
With the drumbeats of election night echoing across the landscape, the brave front of the right is clearly showing. Between jokes about poll counting delays, potential election night hiccups, and a biting sense of humor about the left’s reactions, it appears that even if chaos reigns in the coming days, conservatives are ready to weather the storm—even if they have to canvas for crowdfunding bail money along the way.
