This is how dishonest Trump is... UK Labour members and Farage

[frigidweirdo]

Trump and Harris go after each other's economic plans at swing state rallies

The presidential candidates are ramping up their campaigns as the race enters its final stretch.

www.bbc.com

"Trump's team accuses Labour of election interference as Starmer tries to play down row"

There's already a thread about how Labour Party members from the UK are going to the US to help Kamala.

But now Trump has come out and criticized this.

Even though Nigel Farage, now a British MP after about the 30th attempt at trying (and kicking someone out as the Reform candidate for Clacton, after he said he wouldn't stand, and after it was clear Clacton would go to Reform), has helped Trump out numerous times

Nigel Farage to support Donald Trump in upcoming US election

The new MP for Clacton says he will make flying visits to the US in the lead up.

www.bbc.com

9 July 2024

"Farage to support Trump in upcoming US election"

"Mr Farage spoke at several rallies during Mr Trump’s 2016 campaign, but has told the BBC this time “it’ll be a couple of flying visits”."

Either it's a problem, or it isn't. How is it a problem when Kamala has nobodies doing as they're told, but not a problem when a well known UK politician goes and helps Trump? Well, that's Trump's world. He'll say ANYTHING to gain an advantage. As he already said:

Trump says he’s not interested in pursuing case against Clinton

‘It’s just not something that I feel very strongly about,’ Trump told The New York Times.

www.politico.eu

“Look, there’s a tradition in American politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you,” he told reporters inside Trump Tower. “And if that’s the decision he reached, that’s perfectly consistent with sort of a historical pattern of things come up, you say a lot of things, even some bad things might happen, and then you can sort of put it behind you in order to unite the nation.”

Trump's philosophy is "say anything, doesn't matter, just win, then do whatever you want with the power, because the campaign promises didn't mean a thing"

 

[frigidweirdo]

Just to add, that Farage has criticized Labour for doing this, claiming it's electoral interference

MSN

"Nigel Farage wades in on Labour sending staff to help Harris campaign in US: 'Direct election interference!'"

Farage being just as dishonest as Trump, hence why he supports Trump.

 

[EMH]

The Kamala campaign smells so badly of desperation....

 

[frigidweirdo]

The Kamala campaign smells so badly of desperation....

And the Trump campaign smells worse...

 

[Deadstick]

Makes a change from the US interfering in everyone elses elctions even instigating street violence if the result doesn't go their way.

 

[The Duke]

Trump and Harris go after each other's economic plans at swing state rallies

The presidential candidates are ramping up their campaigns as the race enters its final stretch.

www.bbc.com

"Trump's team accuses Labour of election interference as Starmer tries to play down row"

There's already a thread about how Labour Party members from the UK are going to the US to help Kamala.

But now Trump has come out and criticized this.

Even though Nigel Farage, now a British MP after about the 30th attempt at trying (and kicking someone out as the Reform candidate for Clacton, after he said he wouldn't stand, and after it was clear Clacton would go to Reform), has helped Trump out numerous times

Nigel Farage to support Donald Trump in upcoming US election

The new MP for Clacton says he will make flying visits to the US in the lead up.

www.bbc.com

9 July 2024

"Farage to support Trump in upcoming US election"

"Mr Farage spoke at several rallies during Mr Trump’s 2016 campaign, but has told the BBC this time “it’ll be a couple of flying visits”."

Either it's a problem, or it isn't. How is it a problem when Kamala has nobodies doing as they're told, but not a problem when a well known UK politician goes and helps Trump? Well, that's Trump's world. He'll say ANYTHING to gain an advantage. As he already said:

Trump says he’s not interested in pursuing case against Clinton

‘It’s just not something that I feel very strongly about,’ Trump told The New York Times.

www.politico.eu

“Look, there’s a tradition in American politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you,” he told reporters inside Trump Tower. “And if that’s the decision he reached, that’s perfectly consistent with sort of a historical pattern of things come up, you say a lot of things, even some bad things might happen, and then you can sort of put it behind you in order to unite the nation.”

Trump's philosophy is "say anything, doesn't matter, just win, then do whatever you want with the power, because the campaign promises didn't mean a thing"

Xenophobia and Hate Speech Are Spiking Heading Into the Election​

Leading Republican politicians and lax social media controls have contributed to a proliferation of hate rhetoric and anti-immigrant sentiment.

The last time there was a presidential election, the country was coming off a summer of protests in favor of greater racial equality. Support for increased immigration was at the highest level ever polled.

This year is different. Former President Donald J. Trump’s campaign, filled with anti-immigrant rhetoric, is playing out in a country where researchers report seeing particularly high levels of hate speech against minority groups.

A spike that began soon after the George Floyd protests was sustained over four years and has only risen since Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee.

“I certainly don’t remember in my lifetime the rhetoric against immigrants ever getting this strong during an election,” said Yonatan Lupu, an associate professor of political science at George Washington University who leads a team that monitors about 1,000 hate communities across a range of online platforms.
“It’s the demonization of the different,” said Rev. Hank Tuell, the head pastor of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Staten Island, which pulled out of plans to open a migrant shelter there this year after receiving threats of violence. “And it’s seeming to get much more ingrained into the everyday person.”

Xenophobia and Hate Speech Are Spiking Heading Into the Election

Leading Republican politicians and lax social media controls have contributed to a proliferation of hate rhetoric and anti-immigrant sentiment.

www.nytimes.com

Yeah, you're lying out your ass. **** off with that.