Hunter Biden Bombshell

 The New York Post released scathing E-mails on Wednesday providing damming evidence linking Presidential candidate Joe Biden to a top executive at a Ukrainian energy company.

Hunter Biden introduced his father, who at the time was Vice President of the United States, to the executive not even one year before Biden pressured the Ukrainian Government to stop an investigation into the energy company.

“Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to DC and giving an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together. It’s realty [sic] an honor and pleasure,” the email says.

Hunter Biden joined the board at Burisma, the energy company in question, at a $50,000 a month salary. Although Biden has no experience in the energy field.

The bombshell report directly contradicts Joe Biden claiming he never had any conversation with his son regarding his overseas business dealings.

Just hours after the story on the pay-to-play scheme between Hunter Biden and the Ukraine, more emails were released that show another disturbing connection, this time with China.

Hunter Biden sought to make deals in China in which he stated would be “interesting for me and my family.”

The information was obtained off a water damaged MacBook Pro that was dropped off for service at a repair shop in Delaware, but the work was never paid for and the device was never retrieved. After discovering what was on the laptop, the shop owner contacted the feds and made them aware of the files on the computer.

This story continues to develop as the hours pass and new information is released, but the pay-to-play scheme between the Biden family and at least two foreign governments had been established with credible evidence. Now, Joe Biden must be held accountable and must answer. The American people deserve to know just how deep the waters of corruption and foreign influence run within the Biden family.

Amy Coney Barrett Hearing

We are one step closer to confirmation for Judge Coney Barrett as the hearings ended on Capitol Hill Thursday with the Judge performing admirably and showing why she was nominated by President Trump.

Senate Democrats threw everything they could at the Judge, but she proved to be too smart, too seasoned, and ready for the moment. Every question thrown her way, in an attempt to smear her, was answered with style and grace by the future Justice.

The Republicans on the Judiciary Committee have called for a vote on October 22, and all signs point to Amy Coney Barrett being confirmed to a seat on the bench of the highest court in the land.

“We have the votes,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, should be commended for how well run the hearings were. In fact, one Democratic Senator from California voiced her pleasure with Senator Graham. “This has been one of the best set of hearings that I’ve participated in,” Dianne Feinstein told Graham, “Thank you for your fairness and the opportunity of going back and forth. It leaves one with a lot of hopes” she continued.

Candidate Spotlight Dennis Dunne Senate District 6

Dennis Dunne is a proud veteran who served our nation in Vietnam and still fights for us as a Hempstead Town Councilman today. Dennis is a tax-cutter and problem solver, and you can rest assured as a Senator in Albany, Dennis will work to repeal extreme Democrat criminal reforms. No stranger to defending our country and he’s still fighting for taxpayers like us.

Dennis’ opponent supported “Bail Reform,” and the extreme law that lets accused rapists and other violent criminals have access to the homes of victims and their phone numbers. These policies set forth by state Democrats have already proven to be both dangerous and deadly.

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Candidate Spotlight Peter Oberacker Senate District 51

From Peter’s early days working in their family business, to building a successful business, and becoming an effective and productive elected official, it can certainly be said he knows what hard work is all about. Peter Oberacker grew up in a family of sausage makers, working in the family’s local market since age 8. Over his life and career, he has become a successful business builder, community leader, and family man. In 2015, Peter was elected to the Otsego County Board of Representatives and quickly showed his effectiveness delivering for his constituents and becoming a respected leader across the county.

Peter chairs the Public Works Committee, is Vice-Chair of the Administration Committee, Human Services, Negotiations, and Inter-Governmental Affairs committees. Prior to his election to the County Board, Peter served as Maryland Town Supervisor and as a town board member.

During his time in both county and town government, Peter has never produced a budget that raised taxes and has consistently supported staying under the tax cap. He has been a leader in focusing on infrastructure improvement and developing effective programs for updating public work fleets in a cost-effective manner.

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Candidate Spotlight John Cummings 14^th Congressional District

John was raised in the Parkchester section of the Bronx and followed in his father’s footsteps when he was sworn into the NYPD in January of 1983. Upon graduation from the NYC Police Academy, he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit 7, in the South Bronx. Following 6 months there, John was assigned to the 46th precinct, where he remained for 2 years. He was then assigned to the NYPD Harbor Unit, where he served first as an operations coordinator in the Bronx, and then as a member of the Harbor George unit in College Point, Queens. After suffering an injury in the line of duty, he retired with multiple commendations for bravery and excellence.

John emphatically denounces Socialism and believes it is antithetical to every one of our founding principles. Principles that have made us the envy of the world for over 230 years and the destination of generations of people looking for the freedoms that were consistently denied them by royalty, authoritarians, dictators, and terrorists.

John is all that stands in the way of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her mission to bring socialism to New York City.

To learn more or get involved, please click here.

Ilhan Omar Funnels 70 Percent of Campaign Expenditures to Husband’s company.

Giuliani: You’ve Only Seen Five Percent of What’s on Hunter Biden’s Hard Drive

Orthodox Jews show overwhelming support for Trump in new poll

New: Tucker Carlson Announces More Hunter Biden Emails, Further Corruption Exposed

President Trump Eviscerates Liberal Talking Points During NBC Town Hall

Twitter’s double standard emerges after NY Post Hunter Biden story blocked, other media get pass, critics say.  Twitter wasn’t alone; Facebook has its problems also.  More on the “smoking gun” the mainstream media doesn’t want you to know about.  ‘Use your influence’: Hunter Biden report undercuts father, upends campaign.   Here is Andrew C. McCarthy’s take on the Hunter Emails.

Emails reveal how Hunter Biden tried to cash in big on behalf of family with Chinese firm.

Giuliani: You’ve Only Seen Five Percent of What’s on Hunter Biden’s Hard Drive.

Tucker Carlson also weighs in on the latest drama from the Bidens, Twitter and Facebook.

Censorship of Hunter Biden Bombshell Validates Republican Skepticism of Big Tech Promise.

If ‘unreliable’ is the issue, why did social media never block anti-Trump stories?

Trump’s Spanish-Media Adviser Warns Dems: Electoral Shift is Coming.

Biden’s evasive answers on court packing are cause for alarm.

Joe Biden does not have an answer for anything.

Well, of course he is!  Biden campaign ‘glad’ Twitter, Facebook censored Post’s Hunter Biden exposé.

More from the Democratic double standard:  Amy Coney Barrett scolded for saying ‘sexual preference,’ despite Joe Biden using term in May.  Can you believe that the Merriam-Webster changes its definition of ‘sexual preference’ as Barrett gets called out for using term?  (They said they had planned doing this for a long time.)

Video: Tom Klingenstein on Trump 2020: A Man vs. A Movements

The Emperor is about to strike again.  (This is a WSJ article and a subscription is required.)  A shorter article is available in Politico’s Newsletter today.

Candice Owens speaks about her experience with Asthma, COVID-19, and government mandates.

From City Journal:  Voting Alone; Why I won’t be casting my ballot early—and why you shouldn’t, either.

WATCH: Courageous Priest Speaks the TRUTH About Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

Words of wisdom from Walter E. Williams.

Just imagine for a moment what the mainstream media’s reaction would be if President Trump said this?  Biden Says Voters ‘Don’t Deserve’ to Know His Position on Court Packing.  The other insult to Americans, is that there was very little coverage of this outrageous statement.

Another gaffe by former VP Biden or does he really believe what is being presented to him to regurgitate to the press and general public knowing most won’t question what he says?  Biden questions ‘memory’ of voters in poll who say they’re better off now than 4 years ago.

Did you hear Sen. Coons on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace?  Sen. Chris Coons: Amy Coney Barrett Has ‘Extreme,’ ‘Disqualifying’ Views, Confirmation Push ‘Constitutes Court Packing’.    Really, Senator?  Court packing?  What is even more discouraging is the people that believe what he says.

You won’t see me write this often, but, Jack Tapper, deserves kudos for trying repeatedly (but was unsuccessful) to get a straight answer to his question regarding Court packing to Biden campaign spokeswoman Kate Bedingfield.  Watch the clip here.

Then there is this…Kamala Harris claims the Barrett hearings are putting lives at risk, will participate remotely.  So, should we understand that wearing a mask doesn’t protect people, Senator?

Democrats delegitimize the Supreme Court because they fear losing power over the rest of us.

Even yesterday, former VP Biden, could not, would not, state that he will not “court pack” despite saying so in the past; so afraid of losing the progressive arm of the Democratic Party.  How will the former VP stand up to America’s enemies when he can’t stand up to the progressive arm of the Democratic Party?

Should we remind you what the former VP said when he was Senator Biden?  We sure will.

Speaking of Senator Biden, seems he really liked being Senator Biden since he is running to be Senator Biden again.

Joe Biden China record conflicts with new hard-liner stance – Washington Times

Stephen Moore reminds former VP Joe Biden that there wasn’t any economic boom under President Obama.

A sobering article by Chris Farrell in Gatestone Institute International Policy Council:  Slouching Towards the Socialist States of America.  Only Americans who understand what our Founding Fathers created can keep what they created by VOTING in person on November 3, 2020, the progressive left has made far too many strides forward. It is up to freedom loving Americans to protect the ideals that created the country that has lifted the world in just 244 years.

Poll: The Shy Trump Vote Is Bigger This Year…And Who Falls into This Category Should Terrify Democrats

Vet Wounded by Iranian Explosives Warns Against Biden Presidency

Bonus Army; Pay workers for finding a job, not for staying unemployed.

Systemic Pride Is the Problem.

From Joel Kotkin, contributing editor at City-Journal: Will the Cultural Revolution Be Canceled?

Caution, Twitter is at it again (finding ways to silence conservatives.) Election Interference: Twitter Unveils Temporary Speech Codes Weeks Before the Election.

Judge Rules New COVID-19 Restrictions Do Not Violate Religious Freedoms.  Why is the identity of this federal judge left out of the article?  Don’t we have a right to know?

From the Daily Signal:  The Government’s Unfair Treatment of Churches During COVID Pandemic.

Whitmer Blamed Trump for Kidnapping Plot, but Here’s What the Accused Men Actually Said About Him.

US appeals court blocks extension of Wisconsin’s absentee ballot deadline.

Michael Goodwin asked a logical question in Sunday’s NY Post:  We’re better off under Trump than before, so where’s the momentum?

Kevin McCullough had this to say on Sunday:  Signs That Trump Isn’t Going to Win on Nov. 3

From Gordon G. Chang: Thanks to Trump, China’s Huawei Is Dying.

If you believe this, you also believe in unicorns and that there is a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

Governor Cuomo’s dream of being elected outside of NYS is shrinking the more he is in the national eye.  From the Washington Times:  Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s New York State of bankruptcy.

Star Parker opines in the Daily Signal about New York: The Example America Should Not Follow.

Today’s NY Post editorial begins with a great question:  When will Gov. Andrew Cuomo start listening to the science, as he tells everyone else to do? 

You’ve heard about the Great Barrington Declaration, now learn what it is directly from those who signed it.

The latest from WHO.  WHO Reverses Course, Now Advises Against Use of ‘Punishing’ Lockdowns

Janice Dean, who lost in-laws to COVID-19, on Cuomo’s new book on handling of pandemic.

The Gotham Gazette posted this question in today’s missive to email subscribers:  Could a Tax on Stock Trading Help New York Fill Its Massive Budget Hole?  The obvious answer is: sure, if you want to speed-up New York’s exodus.  New York must become business friendly and not follow the gospel of the progressive movement that wants to destroy capitalism.  We must follow the economic philosophy – freedom and free enterprise — that lifts people out of poverty by providing jobs and keeps them from being dependent on government handouts.

John B. Calhoun’s Mouse Utopia Experiment and Reflections on the Welfare State

6 Lessons on the History and Economics of Taxation.

This is very interesting and we wish them capitalist success with their new role.    Alternative Journalism, Indeed.

VP Pence Delivers

 Vice President Mike Pence delivered a masterful performance Wednesday as he took the Biden-Harris ticket to task on their records in government and flip- flopping agendas.

Pence was firing on all cylinders from beginning to end, articulately making his case as to why President Trump has earned the right to a second term.

Harris, who successfully managed to avoid questions all night, did make some very noticeable gaffs, and worked hard to move the conversation away from her record as Attorney General in California; a record that saw her lock up African Americans in disproportionate numbers for small offenses.

She also gave a revisionist version of history saying President Abraham Lincoln did not appoint a new Justice to the Supreme Court in an election year citing his desire to wait until American’s had voted. The Senator is aware of the truth; she either was comfortable lying or misleading, neither of which are acceptable. President Lincoln did not send a nominee forward in October in 1864 for one simple reason, Congress was not in session. He sent the nominee forward in December when they returned. The nominee was indeed confirmed that same day. A shameful rewriting of history from the VP candidate.

Perhaps the biggest moments of the night were her refusing to answer if she would pack the Supreme Court and contradicting herself, and Joe Biden, about their position on fracking. Both have said they will do away with fracking and Biden’s campaign website goes into detail on their support of the Green New Deal, which of course also calls for the banning of fracking.

Kamala Harris made two things clear. First and foremost, she and Joe Biden should sit down and discuss their platform, something they seem to have not done. Second, their policies are costly for Americans, they will result in higher taxes and job loss. Their agenda is simply not achievable without sweeping tax increases.

As for Vice President Pence, he proved to be cool, calm, and collected. Educated on the issues, strong on foreign policy, and ready to lead. Mike Pence delivered a vision for America, a vision for 4 more years.

  Governor Cuomo, Mayor De Blasio Singles Out Communities

The Governor and Mayor have closed schools and non-essential businesses within 9 zip codes throughout Brooklyn and Queens as corona virus cases have spiked in clusters.

While it is imperative New Yorker’s continue to adhere to safety guidelines, it is not reasonable to close entire zip codes. A cluster within a zip code could only be a matter of blocks, shutting down a business a mile away, but in the same zip code, is a lazy attempt to fix a problem, one that will also not stand up in court.

It also troubles me to see Brooklyn and Queens, as well as Hudson Valley towns, being singled out with these closures. Make no mistake, there have been many other instances in which safety guidelines were violated around the city, but in those cases Mayor de Blasio encouraged the gatherings and demonstrations. A stark contrast to the directives they have given to Brooklyn, Queens, and Rockland.

Bishop DiMarzio, Shepherd of the Brooklyn Diocese, announced Thursday they have filed a lawsuit against the state of New York in Federal Court saying their First Amendment rights have been violated. “The State has completely disregarded the fact that our safety protocols have worked and it is an insult to once again penalize all those who have made the safe return to Church work. We vehemently disagree with the capacity limits being placed on us,” Bishop DiMarzio said in a statement

Elected officials within South Brooklyn’s very prominent Jewish communities also voiced their frustrations and concerns.

“We are appalled by Governor Cuomo’s words and actions today,” Senator Simcha Felder, Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein, Councilmembers Chaim Deutsche and Kalman Yeger said Tuesday in a joint statement. “He has chosen to pursue a scientifically and constitutionally questionable shutdown of our communities. His administrations utter lack of coordination and communication with local officials has been an ongoing issue since the start of the pandemic, and particularly recently as we face this uptick,” they continued.

Considering the lengths he went through to protect violent protestors as they violated every guideline the Mayor himself put in place, this is an egregious overstepping of authority to attack livelihoods and religious freedoms.

“New Yorkers have a right to be concerned by Governor Cuomo’s announcement that, due to an increase in COVID cases, neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens will once again have non-essential business shuttered, schools closed and the use of houses of worship greatly restricted. Our city, its businesses and its people cannot afford another lockdown,” Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis said. “Businesses and recently reopened restaurants will close permanently and more people will flee our city. Many community and religious leaders, educators and small business owners have spoken out against this heightened level of enforcement and feel the heavy-handed actions of Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio are uncalled for; I stand with them,” she continued.

The zones created defy all common sense and logic. This will turn into a constitutional nightmare for the Governor and Mayor, and a return nightmare for business owners, many of whom barely survived the first shutdown only to be shuttered again. For months, we have been told follow the science, perhaps it is time they take their own advice.

Candidate Spotlight Charles Missick

 A veteran, attorney, and small business owner/winemaker. A husband, father, and a firm believer in the value and dignity of meaningful work and getting your hands dirty, Charles Missick has dedicated his life to his family and will dedicate himself to New York’s 55^th Senate District.

Charles believes it is important that we embrace the values that made this country great. From a focus on safe neighborhoods and raising strong families, to reinvesting in our manufacturing base and building the things our nation needs. Charles wants New York to know it is important that we aren’t merely limited liability citizens, but wholly invested in this great state. The future doesn’t belong to us, it belongs to the children, and we owe it to them to leave a rich, vibrant inheritance.

To learn more, click here.

Candidate Spotlight Dave Catalfamo

 A proud lifelong resident of Upstate New York, Dave Catalfamo understands firsthand the issues that matter to our community and knows how to deliver results. He is running for NY’s 113th Assembly District to rebuild New York’s economy, restore balance to state government and be a powerful, effective voice for Saratoga and Washington Counties.

Dave grew up in Niverville, New York, one of four siblings. The oldest son of a single mom, Dave watched his mom struggle at times and occasionally need assistance, but she always instilled in her children the value of hard work and integrity. That helped shape Dave’s passion for jobs and drew him to service–first in the United States Army Reserves, then to New York State as a senior official in Governor Pataki’s Administration, and now to the greater Saratoga community. He has dedicated his life both in the public and private sector to helping create jobs and grow the economy.

Dave understands the importance of tourism to Upstate NY’s economy. As head of the world renowned ILOVENY campaign he led the effort to reinvigorate the brand, which reached new heights after 9/11. He served as the Governor’s liaison to the Olympic Regional Development Authority, where he helped to lead the successful effort to bring the Goodwill Games to Lake Placid and facilitated transformational investments to revive the Olympic facilities that continue to serve as a key generator of New York State tourism.

To learn more, click here.

 Candidate Spotlight Vito Bruno

 Vito Bruno is running for State Senate in South Brooklyn to fight for working and middle-class families that are being ignored in favor of special interests. Bruno believes education, seniors, a reliable transit system, and infrastructure must be our top priorities, not the dangerous bail reform laws passed by the politicians in Albany.

  A successful business entrepreneur and renowned music industry impresario, Vito is an independent leader beholden to no one, he loves Brooklyn and will go to Albany to fight for us. The 22^nd Senate District is comprised of several Brooklyn neighborhoods including Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach, Gravesend, Marine Park and Gerritsen Beach.

To learn more, click here.

Biden Says He Will Announce Position on Court Packing ‘When the Election Is Over’

 Uh Oh, Joe: Even PA Voters Know You’re Full of Crap When It Comes to Fracking

 Poll: 56% Americans Say They Are Better Off Now Under Trump Than Four Years Ago Under Obama-Biden

Mail-in ballots in Westmoreland County delayed, voters confused and frustrated

NY Dem Organized for Group That Protested Terror Leader’s Death

No surprise here.  REVEALED: Zuckerberg Group Funneled 99.4% Of Voter Engagement Budget to Democrat Districts

From Gatestone Industry;  Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter – Part III

As far away as Spokane, Washington, they are reporting how New York’s Nursing Home Scandal Undercuts Cuomo’s Covid Boasts.

Jacob Sullum opined in yesterday’s NY Post: Courts say extreme, arbitrary lockdowns don’t pass Constitution’s sniff test.

John Tierney calls the lockdowns a failed experiment in today’s City Journal.

Every logical person knows there will be cuts in government budgets across the board; one cannot spend money that hasn’t filled the government coffers due to the lockdown creating the problem of people unable to work.  Yet, Cuomo Says Deficit Decisions Will Hold Until After Election Day. Why until after election day?  Is he trying to protect the democratic majority of both houses purposefully not allowing a vote on necessary cuts so people will continue to vote for the democrat candidates and their failed policies?  What he leaves out in his statement on holding off decisions, is that NY was deeply in debt prior to the COVID-19 crisis, which he has exacerbated with his burdensome lockdowns.  Waiting for a Democratic win in November is kicking the can down the road and multiplying the problems when it doesn’t happen.  Question to Governor Cuomo:  Where is the federal money supposed to come from since they also have lost income and are spending exorbitant amounts of money.

Speaking of voting, tomorrow, October 9, is the last day to register and be eligible to vote in this year’s elections.  Click here to register if you are not a registered voter.  Here is a comprehensive list of who is running in New York State.  And when you vote, please vote on the Conservative Line to send a message to Governor Cuomo that failed policies driving New Yorkers out of state must end.   Voting is a privilege and responsibility if we want to continue to live in the country that guarantees its citizens, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.   Vote this year because the Elements of Revolution Are All in Place if you fail to protect our Founding Father’s constitution.

From National Review; Newspaper Endorsements: A Pointless Ritual.

The Gray Lady has become a laughing stock, but the elites still believe it is gospel.  NYT Calls for UN ‘Election Intervention’, Says Biden Must Follow Belarus Protesters And ‘Appeal to The World for Help’.

Here are some articles on last night’s debates you may have missed.  From the Daily Signal:  6 Highlights From the Pence-Harris Debate; from National Review: Pence Accuses Harris of ‘Playing Politics with People’s Lives’ by ‘Undermining Confidence’ in Vaccine; also from the National Review: Kamala Harris’s Dishonesty on Abe Lincoln; from the NY Sun: Trump Chose Well in His Vice President, Debate Shows; from the Washington Examiner:  Trump’s economy even now is better than Obama-Biden’s was; from the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) Mike Pence’s Re-Election Case; from the Washington Free Beacon:  Harris: Biden Admin Will Repeal Tax Cuts ‘On Day One’, from the Patriot Post: VP Debate: Pence Exposes Harris’s Radical Leftist Policies, and in the NY Post: Pence effectively went after Harris — and a very biased moderator: Goodwin.

The Biden/Schumer/Pelosi camp must really be worried since Speaker Pelosi is floating the idea of invoking the 25^th Amendment.

Don’t let ACO, excuse me, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, see this:  Swiss City Geneva Votes for World-Record $25 Hourly Minimum Wage, the Congresswoman will introduce a similar wage hike bill tomorrow.

Susan Page, however, should read this:  3 Inconvenient Truths 60 Minutes Forgot to Mention in Its Story on California Wildfires and Climate Change.  And this (WSJ article, subscription required):  Why Won’t the Media Listen to These Scientists?

The woman running in the 2^nd Congressional District has no use for law enforcement; all the more reason to vote for Andrew Gabarino.

It’s Democrats playing ‘gaslight’ on America: Devine.

Words of Wisdom from Walter E. Williams

Caught Red Handed: Brennan’s Handwritten Notes Prove Obama Was Briefed on Scheme to Set Up Trump.  More on this at Fox News.com.  So, Brennan’s handwritten notes indicate that former President Obama was briefed “on Hillary Clinton’s purported “plan” to tie then-candidate Donald Trump to Russia as “a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server” ahead of the 2016 presidential election…”  Was Joe Biden aware either briefed or told by Obama? Or did President Obama and Hillary think he wasn’t part of the “inner circle” and should be told.  Either answer is detrimental to the Biden campaign.  He either was part of the cover-up or not trusted enough to be told.  I wonder how the press will have his back on this breaking news or if they will even bother to report it?

Trump makes dramatic return to White House.

Trump Confirms He Will Participate in Next Presidential Debate: ‘It Will Be Great!’

White House Physician Gives Another Good News Update on Trump’s Health.

The NY Sun reveals some of the anti-Trumpers trepidation about his return.   So, does Charles Hurt in his Washington Times article:  Liberal vermin squeal with delight over Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis.

Even Dem Lawmakers Seem Shocked by Jennifer Rubin’s Suggestion for Walter Reed.  (Jennifer Rubin used to be the lonely conservative writing for the Washington Post; she must have lots of friends there now.)

Great analysis by Heather MacDonald who opines in City Journal on how President Trump’s handling of his coronavirus diagnosis models positive masculinity—rational and unbowed.

The NY Post editorial:  The virus is absolutely no reason to put democracy on hold.

Before you, your family and friends vote (especially those who adhere to the progressive narrative taught in colleges) read this:  America Must Return to the Noble Traditions of Her Founders.

‘Vote for America’ Ad Campaign Focuses on Dangers of Far-Left Policies.

Pre-Pandemic Economy Hit Unprecedented Heights for Black and Hispanic Americans.

Biden Admits Law Enforcement No Longer Backs Him.

NBC town hall panned as ‘Biden infomercial’: ‘Undecided voters’ didn’t seem so ‘undecided’

Court-Packing Would Be the Very Tyranny Democrats Have Warned About.  (But it won’t stop them if voters give them the US Senate and Presidency; they would control the future for years…remember how long the Democrats were in control after Watergate…this would be far more devastating.)

Here are two important articles from the Empire Center regarding New York’s finances:  A Federal Emergency Rule Is Inflating New York’s Medicaid Enrollment and It’s Official: New York State’s Second Quarter Economic Crash Was the Worst on Record.

From the Daily Signal:  Tens of Thousands of Cases of Possible Vote Fraud Cited in New Report. When you vote on November 3, vote in person to be certain that your vote counts.  Not registered to vote?  Click here.  Here in New York, Friday, October 9, is the last day to register to vote.  Register NOW.  And please cast your vote on the Conservative Party line.

As we noted yesterday, Twitter fact-checkers need to be reprogramed: Twitter Slaps ‘Misleading Information’ Warning on Completely Factual Trump Tweet.

No Drama; No problems; Just Support! Trump supporters close 5th Ave. to support COVID-19-stricken president.  And it happened all over New York State and the Nation.  However, far too many in the mainstream media failed to cover President Trump’s support.  It is discouraging that the MSM is so biased.

The left’s sickening lack of decency on ailing President Trump: Goodwin.

Trump says he’s leaving Walter Reed hospital Monday night after COVID-19 care

President Trump tweets he will be heading back to the White House today.  This is good news for the country; even for those who vehemently dislike President Trump.  His fast-tracking ways to cope with COVID-19 (vaccines and drug therapy) have shown how he has the best interest of all Americans front and foremost.  Hopefully, he will get credit for this, especially from the media, since it is the media that has pushed the envelope on how “detrimental” the Trump Administration is.  Does anyone think Jack Tapper will retract this?  Trump: ‘Sick and in isolation … you have become a symbol of your own failures’  Neither do I.

Your future, if NY continues under all Democratic rule:  New York Politicians Decide to Keep a Brooklyn Neighborhood Poor.  (Wall Street Journal article, subscription required.)  You can make the difference when you vote on the Conservative Line on November 2, 2020.  Not registered:  Click here.   Hurry, last day to register is October 9!  And please vote in person.  New York Is Not Ready for Election Prime Time.

Cuomo’s options for avoiding spending cuts this year worse than the disease.

‘Never Happened’: Cuomo Claims Coronavirus Patients Were Not Sent Back to Nursing Homes.

Justice is being fought for: My mother died of COVID-19 in a nursing home — now I’m fighting back.

New Yorkers have a right to know:  Lawsuit over COVID nursing home death numbers tries to force the issue.

Some reading material for those who believe lockdowns are the answer.  Stats Hold a Surprise: Lockdowns May Have Had Little Effect on COVID-19 Spread.

Here We Go: Democrats Demand SCOTUS Hearings Be Delayed Due to Positive Virus Tests.  What a baby; have you noticed how many times when Sen. Schumer can’t get his way (or just wants to emphasize how angry he is), he clinches his fists and is just short of throwing a temper tantrum?  Senator, we thought you were tech savvy, but I guess Zoom isn’t good enough for you and your colleagues.  Senator, in case you have forgotten, there was a time when Dems fully supported virtual hearings:  Take Note of How Dems Are Flipping the Script on Virtual Hearings.

Lefties’ silly attacks on Barrett show they have no real complaint

Family Research Council has researched 15 positions for its 2020 Presidential Voter Guide.  You can review it here.

Everett Piper writes in the Washington Times:  ‘I don’t care if Donald Trump is a jerk. He still has my vote’ 

Victor Davis Hanson always gives his readers a common-sense explanation behind so many of the snafu’s in the political arena:  The Full Crowley

The Debate: A Vote for Two Men or a Vote for Two Ideologies—One Will Save America and Keep Her Strong.

The Most Anti-Gun Ticket in American History.

Ok, I know we are back on Twitter, but what I want to know, is why we were locked out for a total 10 weeks, never told @cpnys why, and this person isn’t suspended for one day.   Twitter should seriously consider ending its artificial intelligence system to monitor what is posted, or at the very least improve how its AI programs/monitors what is posted.  Twitter to fix AI system that cut black people from photos.

China ramps up campaign of bribes and economic extortion in global power play.

ICYMI: Black Lives Matter Protestor Reveals What the Real Goal of the Movement Is.

This Week in Leftist Intimidation and Violence Vol. 6

Trump, Vought, DeVos and Keim call out Marxist indoctrination in colleges and gov’t agencies.

 

The New York State Conservative Party wishes President Trump and the First Lady a speedy recovery. They will be in our thoughts and prayers.

 Trump Goes 2 on 1 in First Debate

President Trump had more than just Joe Biden to worry about in the first debate as moderator Chris Wallace made himself a key player, and at times, even a surrogate of Joe Biden.

Wallace repeatedly let Biden off the hook on many key issues such as his plan to raise individual and corporate taxes, as well as whether or not he would pack the Supreme Court, a topic he allowed Biden to ignore all together.

President Trump, however, was pressed on every issue and even forced to answer recycled questions from a 2016 debate also moderated by Chris Wallace.

At times it felt like the debate was between the President and Wallace as Joe Biden snickered in the corner. We heard very little from Biden, and what we did hear, spells potential trouble if elected.

Doubling down on his support for Obamacare, raising taxes, and chasing jobs out of America with an increase in corporate taxes, and referring to Antifa as an “idea” and refusing to acknowledge the destruction they’ve caused nationwide is a dangerous direction we cannot afford to go.

Amy Coney Barrett Officially Nominated to Fill Court Vacancy

 Last weekend, President Trump officially nominated 7^th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett to become the next Justice on the United States Supreme Court.

Barrett is a highly qualified, highly respected proven conservative. Her belief in faith and the law is what we should be looking for in a new Justice.

Democrats are looking to discredit her in any way possible attacking her Catholic faith and conservative record. One activist even went as far to call her a “white colonizer” for adopting two children from Haiti.   An absolutely disgusting charge.

While Senate Democrats will do anything they can to obstruct the President from doing his job, the constitution is clear and the President is elected for a term of four years. It is his duty, as well as the Senates, to confirm a 9^th Justice to the Supreme Court.

Conservative Delegates Meet in Orange County

 I want to thank the Conservative Party State Committee from around the state for trusting in me to lead the party for another two-year term.

It has been a busy year and a half. We have made tremendous strides digitally, we have expanded our presence throughout the state, nominated an impressive slate of candidates, and most importantly sued Andrew Cuomo and won. The Governor attempted to rule as a dictator and abolish third parties, but with the help of many party leaders, we fought back and won. The Conservative Party is here to stay.

In addition, the following officers were also elected to two-year terms, Shaun Marie Levine (Albany County) as the Executive Vice-Chairman, Howard Lim, Jr. (Westchester County) as Secretary and Frances T. Vella-Marrone (Kings County) as Treasurer.

Our state leadership is as follows:

Eight State Vice-Chairmen, Daniel F. Donovan, Jr. (Nassau County), Hugh Fox (Westchester County), Thomas M. Long (Queens County), Ralph C. Lorigo (Erie County), James F. Quinn, Jr.  (Wayne County), Gregory S. Rigby (Cayuga County), Allen Roth (New York County) and Frank Tinari (Suffolk County), and seven Regional Vice-Chairmen were also elected.  The Regional Vice-Chairs are:  In the Capital District – Brian Gardner (Columbia County), in the Northern Region — Henry “Hank” Ford (St. Lawrence County), in the North Central Region — H. Leonard Schick (Oswego County), in the South-Central Region – James M. Thomas (Broome County), in the Mid-Western Region — Jason McGuire (Livingston County), in the Western Region — Arthur Munger (Genesee County) and in the Hudson Valley – William Beckmann (Rockland County).

The Officers above also serve as the officers of the State Executive Committee.

The following are At-Large Members of the State Executive Committee:  Vincent Arcuri (Queens County), Stuart Avrick (New York County), James J. Barrett, Jr. (Schenectady County), Carol Birkholtz (Warren County), Ross Brady (Kings County),  Michael Buttino (Greene County), Thomas M. Casey (Queens County), David M. Curcio (Richmond County), Chung Dick (Kings County), Louis DeCicco (Chemung County),  John P. DeLessio (Orange County),  John E. Flynn, (Suffolk County), Robert  Fois (Westchester County), Edward J. Gaddy (Ulster County), Michael Garlock (Wayne County), John J. Hayes (Ulster County), Eileen Johnson (Kings County), Christopher J. Kendall (Madison County), Jim M. Kerr (New York County), Paul Kosowski (Nassau County), Edward A. Magilton (Sullivan County),  Charles R. Mancabelli (Onondaga County),  James Maxwell (Putnam County), Donald S. Mazzullo (Monroe County),  Patrick McManus (Bronx County), Donald Minichino (Dutchess County), Christopher Mistron (Nassau County), Scott D. Nasca (Monroe County), Dimitry Edward Naemit (Rockland County), Reid W. Robbins (Ontario County), Laura A. Schreiner (Suffolk County),  John Seravalli (New York County), Michael E. Torres (Suffolk County),  Robert E. White (Franklin County),  Anna M. Wilcox (Chautauqua County), and Robert Zordan (Saratoga County).

The Members of the State Executive Committee serve as the governing body when the full state committee is not convened.  All members serve a two-year term.  The Members of the State Executive Committee appointed Ralph C. Lorigo, Esq. as Party Counsel, Eileen Johnson as the Assistant Secretary, Shaun Marie Levine as the Executive Director and Michael R. Long as Chairman Emeritus, for a term coterminous with the elected members.

Candidate Spotlight Mike Lawler

 Mike Lawler is a lifelong Rockland County resident and graduate of Suffern High School. In 2009, Mike earned a degree in Business Administration, with a double major in Accounting and Finance, from Manhattan College, where he was named the Valedictorian of his graduating class.

Mike currently serves as Deputy Town Supervisor in Orangetown under Supervisor Teresa Kenny and previously worked in the Westchester County Executive’s Office as an advisor to Rob Astorino, where he dealt with issues ranging from the county budget to public policy and community outreach initiatives. In addition, Mike previously served as Executive Director of the State Republican Party, helping elect candidates to federal, state, and local office.

Mike is also a successful small businessman who founded his own government affairs and public relations firm.

Mike represents a real opportunity to flip an Assembly seat and continue to chip away at the Democrats super majority.

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Candidate Spotlight John Lemondes

 After graduating from Liverpool High, John studied agriculture at Penn State University, and was commissioned in the U.S. Army. Over a nearly 27-year career serving us in the Army, John deployed overseas numerous times including Iraq and Afghanistan and retired in 2014 as a Colonel.

Returning home, John, Martha, and family began farming 488 acres in LaFayette.  He has turned longtime fallow, overgrown land to fertile productivity.

While working as a Defense and National Security consultant the past few years, the farm continued to grow, and Ellys Acres now hosts a growing flock of sheep and lambs, hay and forage, and John is looking at his 3000-maple tree sugar bush with an eye to maple syrup production.

John is a leader in the farming community as well – – he is President of the Farmer Veteran Coalition of New York State – – and is active nationally with the American Sheep Industry Association. He was also appointed to the Board of Directors of the Onondaga County Soil & Water Conservation District by the County Executive, and is a member of NYS Farm Bureau.

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 Voter Registration Data in Battleground States Shows Huge Boost for GOP

NYC business owner: ‘Explosion’ of trash another struggle to deal with.

 New York Times publishes pro-China Hong Kong councilwoman: ‘Like it or not, Hong Kong is part of China’

 Biden deflects yet again on court packing questions: ‘I’m not going to play Trump’s game’

Senator Schumer will you please explain this:  Schumer and Senate Democrats Oppose Legislation Ensuring Protections for Pre-Existing Conditions.

Biden really does live in the basement and apparently has no television or cable networks to learn what is happening outside of his little world.  Trump slams Biden’s belief that Antifa ‘is an idea’.  So pathetic that the man who wants to be President thinks Antifa “is an idea” and doesn’t acknowledge that it is movement to undermine the US Constitution.

From the Daily Signal:  6 Highlights from Trump-Biden Debate.   The absolute best critique of “The Debate” is a Daily Wire column written by Ryan Saavedra.  It captures many of the Tweets that point out (some even from his colleagues) what a poor moderator Chris Wallace was.  For a man who said “… “But if I’ve done my job right, at the end of the night, people will say, ‘That was a great debate. Who was the moderator?’ ”  Obviously, Chris Wallace did not do his job right!  Chris Wallace had this to say on the debate: ‘Never dreamt it would go off the tracks the way it did.’  Seriously, Mr. Wallace?  You helped push it off the tracks, every time you interrupted President Trump and helped the former VP; your bias was a big part of the problem.  I think you should watch the debate since you seem to be unaware of your part in helping it go off the tracks the way it did.

Another topic Mr. Wallace dropped the ball on:  Radical Indoctrination in the Federal Bureaucracy

Treasury reports rebut Biden’s ‘totally false’ claims about Hunter’s cash haul.

Charles Hurt, writing in the Washington Times has a good analysis of Tuesday’s night brawl.

From the WSJ (subscription required) Biden repeats the same false claims about ObamaCare that Democrats use every election.

Stuart Varney to Biden: ‘You did not leave Trump a booming economy’

Guess How the Times Knows So Much About Tax Losses Trump Uses

Gov. Cuomo, Mayor de Blasio and all the other democrats (Speaker Pelosi and Senator Schumer et al) that do not want Americans to get back to work, you have an obligation to read this:  6 Charts Show America’s Big Debt Problem, and this, Addressing the Biggest Threat to Our Children’s Future: Unsustainable National Debt.

Do these items really have any constitutional reason to be in the next stimulus bill?  House Democrats’ stimulus bill includes stimulus checks for illegal immigrants, protections from deportations.

While the article stresses that one’s privacy is protected, it strikes me as a little too invasive.  What happens if it goes off, and a person overreacts to the fact that someone near them has tested positive for COVID-19?  We all know what happens when a person doesn’t wear a mask near them.  New app alerts New Yorkers if they’re near someone with COVID-19.

Trump COVID adviser won’t cave to criticism: ‘It’s destructive to lock down the healthy’.

No Need to Wait for Herd Immunity

David Marcus opines in today’s NY Post that it is past time to pull the plug on Andrew Cuomo’s dictatorial pandemic powers.  You can send a strong message on November 3 by voting in person on the Conservative Party line and take back the US House and the NYS Senate.  Click here to register and click here to get background on who is running for office this year.

Bob McManus hits the nail on the head with his column:  Cuomo, Gillibrand, James, de Blasio: A sad pack of ‘leaders’ New York is stuck with.   Reminder, you can begin making changes on November 3, 2020.  Vote in person (early voting begins on October 24, check your local BOE to find out where polls are open for early voting) on the Conservative Party line.

The Daily Signal asks: What Kind of America Will You Choose?

Gregg Jarrett: Corrupt Comey conveniently claims no memory of parts of FBI’s Trump-Russia ‘collusion’ probe.

4 Questions James Comey Actually Answered in Senate Hearing.

From Gatestone Institution:  Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter – Part II

Following the Woke Crowd Backfires for Minneapolis City Council.

FYI: Ginsburg Rejected Court-Packing, And So Should We  (You can stop talking about this – and adding 2 new states —  by voting in person on November 3, 2020)  As noted above:  What kind of America will you choose?

A powerful, honest column by Lawrence W. Reed:  The Iron Fist in the Velvet Glove.

Words of Wisdom from Walter E. Williams.

Biden has fought a pandemic before. It did not go smoothly.

It is discouraging to be reminded, once again, that the US Senate Minority Leader is anything but a leader.  New York’s own Senior Senator, Charles Schumer, said today that he will not meet with Judge Amy Coney Barrett.  Isn’t a leader supposed to have an open mind, look at all possibilities and then decide.  When a leader refuses to do so, because he believes that the “nominee of such an illegitimate process and one who is determined to get rid of the Affordable Care Act” (without any knowledge that she would) he shows the world that his mind is closed and making political points with his base is all that matters to him.

Following lock step with his minority leader, Sen. Cory Johnson, that he wants to know if the future Justice would recuse herself from any election issues.  When did leadership become redefined to mean:  pander to your base?

Charles Hurt opines in the Washington Times that the Democrats can’t smear Amy Coney Barrett.

William McGurn writing in the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) points out how the mainstream media handle the Catholic Faith of former VP Biden and current Judge Amy Coney Barrett.   Two Catholics, One Double Standard.

This is from the Washington Free Beacon:  Dems Love Biden’s Catholicism But Fear Barrett’s

Then there is this double standard on paying taxes:  Biden Dodged $500K In Taxes By Exploiting Loophole.  Since this is breaking news today, the former VP did this:  Biden releases 2019 tax returns before debate, calls for Trump to release his.  Hasn’t Biden learned through the years, that offense play is better than defense?

Ryan Ellis writes in the Federalist that New York Times’ Trump Tax Return ‘Bombshell’ Is A Joke.

Melissa Mackenzie, publisher of the American Spectator, has a lively political analysis (as an aside, she also has a food interlude on the best way to cook a steak) of Biden, Harris, and Barrett.

Mr. former VP, here is a reminder that Progressives will call you out if you are not completely loyal: Rep. Tulsi Gabbard irks left after citing Project Veritas in call to ban ballot harvesting.  (They may preach they have a “big tent” but the reality is they do not.)  David Hogg, the darling of the left, learned this yesterday when they turned on him.  Since he craves the attention of his 1 million followers, he quickly apologized for having an independent thought.

Just hours before the debate:  Trump, Biden Campaigns Bicker Over Last Minute Debate Negotiations

No Stamina? Joe Biden’s Break Requests Could Rehash Old Trump Attack Line.

Quite the eye-opener headline:  China Says Killing Americans over Taiwan is ‘Morally Justified’  The article is not one you will find in any of our mainstream media publications and an informed voter should be aware of how the communist government of China thinks.

From the Daily Signal: Understanding the Chinese Challenge to the United States.

Rod Dreher opines in today’s NY Post;  Refugees from tyranny agree: Authoritarian threat in America now is from the left.

This is how Progressives became so strong.  How ‘Systemic Liberalism’ Failed Public Education in America.

ICYMI:  How Black Lives Matter Is Being Used to Further a Communist Agenda.

The Dangers of Appeasement in a Social Justice World.

The Real Revolutionaries That Seek Control and Power.

Rand Paul Isn’t Buying Fauci’s Tale of NY COVID Success.

A leopard cannot change his spots and apparently Gov. Cuomo cannot accept any fault when things go wrong.  New York had a budget deficit long before COVID-19 ran rampant and closing-down New York certainly helped the fiscal crisis. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said this Monday:  No state budgetary decision can prevent an economic downturn, before asserting the federal government is liable for New York’s estimated two-year $50 billion deficit due to the coronavirus pandemic.  Governor, take the advice given in yesterday’s NY Post editorial:  take a week off.  (Perhaps you need more than a week…?)  Have the professionals focus on fixing the problems you have allowed to become almost impossible to fix and even more difficult due to the closing down of New York state.  In other words, get back to doing what is right for all New Yorkers.

GOP state lawmakers introduce bill to strengthen parole board oversight.  We need more conservative/republicans in the state legislature.  Vote on Nov 3 and please vote in person.  Not registered to vote?  Click here.   Need a list of candidates?  Click here.  (A special thank you to Mike Nelis for introducing us to this site.)

Need a break from politics?  Read this, Ari Aster’s Moral Horror.  Its focus is on America’s most intelligent young filmmaker who is obsessed with the collapse of fatherhood and the return of paganism. (Ok, it may not be a break from politics, but it will introduce you to a gifted filmmaker.)