October 2024 Edition

The fate of the world is quite literally in the balance as we are on the verge of the 2024 presidential election. The Trump campaign opened October in Wisconsin with stops in Waunakee and Milwaukee, as Vice President Nominee JD Vance went one-on-one with Tim Waltz at the Vice President debate on October 1. The debate was held at a lower tempo in contrast to the Trump and Harris debate that saw JD Vance dominate and outclass Tim Waltz in what would be considered a more traditional debate style. Tim Waltz conceding his a “knucklehead” served as a jovial moment, but also highlighted this character that is not of the ilk, before the White House. Trump made a townhall appearance in Fayetteville, North Carolina where the public got a great opportunity to express their concerns and appreciation for Trump’s efforts across North and South Carolina as Hurricane Helene has decimated their communities. Conservative powerhouse Silk appeared onstage, getting behind President Trump in a spectacular speech leaving nothing to the imagination. The awaited return of Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania since the first assassination attempt saw over 100,000 in attendance with Elon Musk joining as a special guest delivering his infamous speech ‘Fight, Fight, Fight’. A moment of silence was held in honor of Corey Comperatore who passed away at the scene of the first assassination attempt on Donald Trump on the 14th of July.

October 7 marked the one year anniversary of the horrific attack at the Nova music festival near the Gaza border in Israel that killed over 1,000 partygoers as Trump reiterated his support of Israel delivering a commanding speech in Miami, Florida vowing to NEVER allow another holocaust to occur. Trump rallied vigorously across the Keystone state with an appearance in Joe Biden’s home town of Scranton, preceded with a rally in Reading, PA. The Trump campaign rallied in Aurora, Colorado where Trump announced Operation Aurora, a federal program targeted at gang members from Venezuela that are terrorizing residents of Colorado by upholding the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. October marks the annual Alfred E. Smith dinner in NYC where Trump has been a household name for decades. The night was a tremendous success hosted by Cardinal Dolan, Trump delivered a humorous lighthearted speech, engaging in banter with Chuck Schumer who attended the fundraiser event representing the Democrat party in the absence of Kamala Harris.

This election cycle every state is for the taking as Trump has spent many days on the road across the West Coast with rallies in Prescott, Arizona where Trump was accompanied by the beloved Kari Lake as she is currently running for Senate against Ruben Gallego. Continuing along the west coast, Trump rallied in Coachella, California to a large audience and a resounding crowd where Trump emphasized just how much potential the Golden State has if governed well and effectively, hammering down on Gavin Newsom’s terrible stewardship and reiterated the crime and homelessness crisis that engulfs California today. Trump campaigned in Reno, Nevada where he focused on his tax plan to advance and allow American business to prosper. Trump highlighted the dichotomy between Kamala’s high tax regimes for America as Kamala has indicated she will implement taxes on unrealized gains which will be a world first for all the wrong reasons.

Trump returned to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania once again, as Trump tore the house down in Latrobe, Pennsylvania with the rally dedicated to the late Arnold Palmer. Trump headlined multiple townhall sittings in Oaks, PA hosted alongside South Carolina Governor Kristi Noem and in Lancaster, PA where he assured the people of Pennsylvania he will protect people on Social Security to help a large section of the community living on fixed incomes. Perhaps October’s biggest highlight arrived when Trump put Kamala Harris to shame after exposing her lie, of formerly being employed at global fast food chain McDonald's. Trump volunteered to work the French fryer at the Feasterville-Trevose McDonald's in Pennsylvania and serve customers through the drive-through, in what can only be described as an American-first event. Trump appeared to be thoroughly enjoying his short tenure as footage of him delivering exceptional customer service went viral and depicted him as a working-class hero.  

   On the home stretch, Trump has partaken in numerous media appearances, as Trump joined the Flagrant podcast discussing a wide range of social issues and his personal life since becoming a politician. Trump went one-on-one with Patrick Bet-David on the PBD Podcast where economic issues and entrepreneurship in America, particularly where the USA needs to be for the next generation of young business people was the center point of conversation. As voters appear to have their primary focus on the Economy, Trump was interviewed by Bloomberg’s editor-in-chief John Micklethwait at the Economic Club of Chicago where all economic issues facing the USA and the globe were on the table. The topic of the US Dollar was hotly discussed as the pending threat of the US losing reserve currency status remains in the balance of the global pecking order. Election Integrity has been an issue in question as the RNC has filed a lawsuit against the City of Detroit for deleted drop box footage according to RSBN. Further lawsuits have followed with the Heritage Foundation, perusing legal action In Minnesota regarding the accuracy of the voter rolls.

Trump’s return to North Carolina marked a sign of the times as the 45th President traveled across Greenville, Concord, and Greensboro where his support for the people of North Carolina has soared. During the Greensboro rally history was made as lifelong Democrat Tulsi Gabbard announced she has switched parties joining the Republican Party officially as her support towards President Trump has come full circle since 2016. Trump visited Austin, Texas in anticipation of the much-awaited Joe Rogan podcast, Trump delivered remarks to the people of Austin accompanied by Texas Senator Ted Cruz, before the scheduled podcast appearance. It has been dubbed as the biggest podcast in history as Trump officially joined the Joe Rogan Experience where the pair discussed all matters concerning America and their shared association via the world of UFC. In nearly 3 hours of one-on-one dialog, the duo made an incredible insight and commentary on all pressing issues, along with detailed conversations and highlighting pitfalls in combating a wide facet of issues.

The Trump campaign revisited the Wolverine State where Trump held back-to-back rallies in Traverse and Novi, Michigan. Trump garnered the support of the Muslim community, during the Novi rally as the Islamic community leaders congregated expressing their dissatisfaction with Kamala Harris under the Biden administration and emphasizing the importance of world peace, with confidence under Trump's leadership. This marked a monumental shift in the sentiment amongst people of the Islamic faith, who have by and large traditionally voted against Trump due to his tough campaign policies on immigration back in 2016 regarding Muslims abroad.

By far the biggest rally to take place, and perhaps the most influential rally our movement has ever undertaken was Trump’s appearance to over 20,000 people at Madison Square Garden with an atmosphere closer to a rock concert headlined by the world’s biggest names, than a political campaign came to fruition. Major names in the conservative movement delivered remarks including; Hulk Hogan aka Terry Bollea, Elon Musk, Dr. Phil, Vice President to the campaign JD Vance, Donald Trump Jr., and Melania Trump. Donald J Trump electrified the audience as Madison Square Garden heard Trump deliver his latest policies regarding tax credits towards caregivers of family members, another step in recognition towards a more family-orientated America.

Rounding out October Trump has taken his campaign to new levels, no days off as a jam-packed schedule has not wearied Trump. The trail continued heading to Georgia where Trump attended the National Faith Summit in Atlanta where his strong evangelical support base was amplified as Trump talked about his upbringing involving his Christian faith, followed by a campaign rally held at Georgia Tech. Trump hit back at Kamala Harris's derogatory claims of him being associated with a fascist during his remarks in Atlanta as the rhetoric coming from the left is creating a divisive frontier in America. Trump has been honing in on Pennsylvania aggressively with a third round of campaigning where he attended America’s Future Tour, a round table panel in Drexel Hill followed by a campaign rally in Allentown at the PPL Center. Trump stopped in Green Bay, Wisconsin where pre-entertainment vision upon the titantron showed Trump behind the wheel of a Trump 2024 decaled garbage truck in humorous response to Joe Biden’s appalling commentary of MAGA supporters labeling them as “Garbage”. As Trump delivered remarks to the people of Green Bay, he announced that aerospace legend Buzz Aldrin had recently endorsed him for President.