Kamala concedes, Trump prepares mass deportation & RFK chaos
The David Pakman Show - November 7, 2024
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Kamala concedes to Trump without screaming fraud or inciting riot
Vice President Kamala Harris conceded the presidential election gracefully, marking a stark contrast to Donald Trump's response in 2020. In her speech, Harris acknowledged the results without alleging fraud or rigging, emphasizing the importance of accepting the outcome for the good of the nation. She spoke about engaging in a peaceful transfer of power and pledged to support President-elect Trump in his transition. Harris also conveyed hope, urging young people not to give up and to keep fighting for the values of freedom, fairness, and dignity. Her message was one of resilience, despite the disappointment many were feeling. While the speech was seen as appropriate and dignified, it was also noted that it lacked a concrete vision for the future, which many felt was needed in such a tough time. The speech highlighted the difficulty of the moment but also offered a reminder that setbacks should not deter continued efforts for progress. Despite the challenging circumstances, Harris ended with an optimistic note, calling for unity and faith in the potential of the American people to overcome adversity and guide the country toward a brighter future.
THANK GOD there was no voter fraud THIS TIME
In 2020, Donald Trump and many Republicans falsely claimed widespread voter fraud after losing the election, suggesting the results were rigged. However, following the 2024 election, no such fraud claims emerged from the same group, as the election result favored them. Despite these baseless allegations in 2020, investigations found no substantial evidence of voter fraud. While there have been efforts by Republicans to suppress voter participation, such as closing polling places and purging voter rolls, these actions are not equivalent to the fraud Trump claimed. The focus should be on ensuring fair, accessible elections for all citizens, fighting against voter suppression tactics like strict voter ID laws, which disproportionately affect marginalized communities. It's crucial to differentiate between concerns over voting access and unfounded fraud accusations. The 2020 and 2024 elections were not marred by the extensive fraud alleged by some, and efforts should continue to make voting easier and more equitable, based on facts and evidence.
From yesterday’s show:
INSANITY: Are you ready for the ELON MUSK / RFK JR presidency?
A second Trump administration is expected to differ significantly from the first, with Trump planning to bring in allies who align closely with his views rather than experienced administrators with traditional backgrounds. Unlike his initial team, which included figures like former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson—who, despite policy differences, had a business background and managerial experience—Trump’s potential new appointees could include figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Elon Musk. Kennedy, rumored to oversee health agencies, raises questions about the future of the FDA and CDC under his leadership, especially regarding vaccine policies. Musk, on the other hand, could focus on gutting government agencies. Trump is also considering more controversial appointments, with speculation surrounding figures like Judge Aileen Cannon or attorney Alina Habba as potential candidates for attorney general, signaling a shift toward more ideologically aligned but unconventional choices. The future of the Supreme Court remains a critical concern, and the outcome of the House elections may play a vital role in counterbalancing Trump’s proposed direction.
From yesterday’s show:
They're ALL WRONG on why Trump beat Kamala
As people try to make sense of Kamala Harris’s presidential loss, various explanations have surfaced, though some resonate more than others. One theory blames her choice of running mate, Tim Walz, with claims that Josh Shapiro might have helped secure key states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin; however, there’s no evidence to support this. Critics also point to Harris’s lack of policy clarity, though identity politics likely overshadowed policy in this election. Trump’s campaign relied on straightforward, populist messaging, resonating with demographics frustrated over issues like gas prices and inflation—even as these concerns were improving, which many voters seemed unaware of. Trump further appealed to male voters with a focus on masculinity, using media appearances to cultivate an aggressive, traditional image. Ultimately, Trump’s hardline stances on immigration and social issues won over specific groups, with his message outshining Harris’s, showing that voter sentiments went beyond policy debates to favor his persona and platform.
More on the show:
-- Congressman Greg Casar, who represents Texas, joins David for a post-mortem on the 2024 election and a discussion of why Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris
-- Former President George W. Bush finally breaks his silence, to congratulate Donald Trump
-- Federal criminal cases against Donald Trump will end because he was elected President, exactly as Trump hoped
-- Donald Trump claims he will start mass deportations on day one of his forthcoming administration
-- As suspected, Republican Congressman Byron Donalds says that he forthcoming Trump administration will attempt to deport immigrants who are in the US legally
-- A viral interview with a young voter on MSNBC confirms that MAGA and Donald Trump's gaslighting on abortion worked very well
-- Robert F. Kennedy Jr tells MSNBC all of the things that Donald Trump is going to allow him to do to America's health systems and departments
-- On the Bonus Show: Trump fans admit Project 2025 is indeed the agenda, a look at minimum wage and sick leave measures in this election, Bernie Sanders diagnoses the Democrats' problem, much more...
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