|
 |
Dictator confirmation plan exposed, Lara Trump for Senator proposed
The David Pakman Show - November 15, 2024
This installment of The David Pakman Show newsletter is free for everyone. I send these daily. If you’d like to receive it, join the newsletter today.
Note: This is totally separate from website Membership and does not affect your website Membership in any way.
They're expecting us to go away and SHUT UP
Recent conservative rhetoric following the election has been dismissive of dissent, often resorting to personal insults and misrepresentations to silence opposition. There is an effort to frame progressive views as radical or un-American while dismantling policies and institutions protecting marginalized groups, climate action, and education. Ironically, those who champion free speech now seek to suppress left-wing voices and media under the guise of combating cancel culture. Despite these challenges, progressives are determined to resist regressive changes through lawful, nonviolent resistance, vowing to regroup and counteract harmful policies while reversing them when political opportunities arise in the future.
 |
RFK is about to DISMANTLE American healthcare
Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services, highlighting plans to address health issues linked to chemicals, additives, and ultra-processed foods. While Kennedy’s focus on nutrition has merit, many of his claims, such as raw milk benefits and vaccine dangers, are scientifically flawed. Critics argue the main dietary issue is ultra-processed food, not isolated additives like dyes. There is hope Kennedy’s controversial views won’t lead to drastic policy changes and that he will instead promote exercising, reducing processed foods, and emphasizing practical health steps.
From yesterday’s show:
Trump sits there while Biden does what Trump COULD NEVER DO
President Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump to the Oval Office, offering assistance for a smooth transition, contrasting sharply with Trump’s refusal to do the same in 2020. Biden’s actions demonstrate dignity, empathy, and cooperation, qualities Trump lacked during his own transition of power. Critics argue that Biden’s willingness to engage shows strength and class, refuting claims that it makes him appear weak. The meeting underscores the stark differences between Biden’s approach to leadership and Trump’s, highlighting Biden’s commitment to democratic norms despite personal animosity.
From yesterday’s show:
Our intelligence is now fully compromised
If Donald Trump’s nominations are confirmed, the White House and intelligence agencies could face significant vulnerabilities, with appointees linked to pro-Russian narratives. Elon Musk, through his ownership of X, has been accused of amplifying Russian propaganda, while Tulsi Gabbard is set to lead national intelligence despite similar concerns. Key positions, including the CIA and Department of Defense, may be filled by individuals with limited expertise or conspiracy-laden histories. The potential Trump cabinet is expected to be chaotic, lacking experienced leadership, and vulnerable to foreign influence.
More on the show:
-- The incoming Trump administration is reportedly drafting a framework to allow the purging of military generals that Donald Trump doesn't like
-- Trump supporters expect progressives to go away, but we're not going to
-- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is appointed by Trump as Secretary of Health and Human Services
-- At the end of the day, Donald Trump still won't stop lying about his height, as exposed in stark relief during his recent visit with President Joe Biden at the White House
-- The idea of having Ron DeSantis appoint Lara Trump to the Senate to replace Marco Rubio starts to gain traction
-- Desperate for a fresh face, Democrats start to consider frontrunners for 2028
-- Tom Homan, the likely "border czar" under the forthcoming Trump administration, threatens to force his way into blue cities to complete acts of mass deportation
-- This week's Friday Feedback
-- On the Bonus Show: The Onion buys Alex Jones's Infowars, and much more...
-- Become a Member: https://www.davidpakman.com/membership
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.