Democrats are trying to cancel or at least spoil President Donald Trump's upcoming campaign event at Madison Square Garden in New York City, a sign of Democratic desperation in the final weeks before the election. and further evidence of America's hostility to freedom.
For example, New York State Sen. Brad Hoylman Sigal last week demanded that the arena cancel its Oct. 27 event, saying it was in breach of its contract and tantamount to a Nazi rally.
Hoylman-Segal failed to deprive her fellow New Yorkers of the opportunity to participate in the democratic process and hear the candidates speak live. However, Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway III and other establishment figures had other plans. It asked fellow travelers to register for free tickets to the event.
of ostensible purpose The purpose of this conspiracy is to ensure that the number of participants in the rally is reduced or to maximize the number of operative provocateurs in the crowd.
October 9th, George Conway
tweeted“Can someone please post the sign up link for TFG's big event at MSG? I think we should all go. Bye.”
Mr. Conway was once a candidate for a Justice Department post in the Trump administration, but things turned sour under the shadow of his then-successful wife, Kellyanne Conway, a former senior adviser to Mr. Trump.
Not considered Trump's 'total loser': Conway co-founder lincoln project along with a handful of former Republican operatives, including Rick Wilson, Steve Schmidt, Reed Galen, and John Weaver, reportedly. sexual harassment Young man online.
The Lincoln Project and its leaders recentlyBe a man, vote for a woman” ads and helped set the stage for the attempt on Trump's life with inflammatory rhetoric — Wilson, for example. said MSNBC's Chris Hayes said in 2015 that the donor base would have to “put a bullet into Donald Trump.” staged A fake white supremacist rally held in 2021 to smear then-candidate Glenn Youngkin ahead of the Virginia gubernatorial election.
“Please bring it with you just in case.”
The co-founder of the false flag group shared a link to the event on Monday.
write“Enjoy!” — The Lincoln Project, which has been whining for years about supposed threats to democracy and election interference, then… amplified.
Many Harris boosters responded, indicating they had applied or intended to attend in hopes of denying seats to those who genuinely wanted to attend.
For example, Nancy Levin Stearns, a Trump critic and self-proclaimed author,
boasted I replied to Conway that I had secured two tickets to the event.
John Cypher, a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, was not as subtle as others, but
write“Get it just in case. The only downside is that there are some empty seats.”
Hollywood screenwriter Mark Hamill said the same thing.
Tweet“Who would sign up and not go? (other than those who put country over party),” Conway replied. answered“Honestly, I think I should go.”
Rick Wilson said sarcastically, rather than once again endorsing the shot fired by Democratic donors to presidential candidates.
I wrote“Oh, no. It's completely wrong to flood the zone with this. No one should do this.”
Conway followed.
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According to
nate silverAccording to the FiveThirtyEight poll, Kamala Harris take the lead In New York, Trump lost by more than 13 points. Another successful Trump rally in New York City may not ultimately change direction, but it would still signal the survival of alternative viewpoints in the Democratic enclave.
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