🚨 JUST IN: Black Michigan leader reveals he's voting for MIKE ROGERS, saying we can't afford Abdul El Sayed — and that Rogers is SIPHONING black votes from Abdul
"Of COURSE I'm voting for Mike Rogers."
His top issue: Education, and he thinks Abdul El Sayed is BAD NEWS FOR AMERICA
BAIER: He's spent a lot of time in black communities, is it paying off?
BOWMAN: I think it is! A lot of Democrats don't want to go BACKWARDS. 🔥
Democrats have spent decades treating black voters in Detroit like they are DUMB and INCOMPETENT
Rogers is actually showing up in these communities, while Abdul is running a leftist Palestine campaign that Michigan citizens HATE
If Rogers peels off few points with black voters and holds strong in the rest of the state, it's OVER for Abdul!
"No one who compares medical care in this country with medical care in other countries is likely to want to switch. But those who cannot be bothered with the facts may help destroy the best medical care in the world by falling for political rhetoric."
— Thomas Sowell
THIS IS WHAT KINDNESS LOOKS LIKE.
At Mahanoy Area High School in Pennsylvania, 17-year-old Keni was named homecoming king — but instead of keeping the crown, he looked over at his friend Axton Kuhl, who has Down syndrome and had dreamed of becoming king for years.
So Keni took off his crown and sash, placed them on Axton, and led the entire gym in cheering for him.
The two hugged as Axton broke down in tears. ❤️
And the reason behind it makes the moment even more powerful: Keni has a younger brother with autism and says he hopes someone would show his brother that same kindness someday.
Dennis Quaid told Piers Morgan during his appearance on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” that he planned to vote for Donald Trump, dismissing the then-ongoing New York hush money trial as irrelevant to the election.
“I’ll tell you one true thing about him is that I really feel that he is working for the American people,” Quaid said. “That’s what he’s all about. And I do believe that to be true and sincere.”
The actor also called Trump “my a*shole,” arguing people could dislike his rhetoric while still judging him on his record.
Quaid repeated the sentiment this year on “The Greg Laurie Show” podcast, calling Trump “surprisingly approachable and very funny” and “really genuine.”
“He wouldn’t be president if he wasn’t genuine because the people who voted for him know that he has their best interest at heart,” Quaid told host Greg Laurie.
Quaid, 71, describes himself as a “common-sense independent” who leans conservative. His brother, actor Randy Quaid, has also been a vocal Trump supporter.
Quaid has not walked back any of the comments.
Legendary Tampa Bay Buccaneer Mike Alstott will be with President Trump today in Tampa. Just about every rally that Trump is attending, he's taking top athletes with him. I think President Trump is the biggest sports fan we have ever had in the Oval Office.
Big thanks to @washingtonian for naming me one of Washington's Most Powerful Women. Great fun celebrating with my fellow Honorees and so many other accomplished women ✨
📸: Katie McCarthy; Dan Swartz
Michael Jordan would’ve never pulled the antics that LeBron James does during the National Anthem.
Dude has zero respect for the 🇺🇸 and is a horrible example to all the kids looking up to him.
Retire already,