Staff Reports
In just 10 days, President Biden and former President Donald Trump will head to Atlanta for their presidential debate, set to air on CNN. A well-known political observer believes the moderators might try to rescue President Biden, using tactics favored by left-leaning supporters.
The observer predicts that President Biden will focus on buzzwords that resonate with the Democratic base, while Trump will have to respond to various charges repeatedly. The observer advises that Trump’s demeanor will be crucial, suggesting he needs to be calm, coherent, and factual in his responses to counter the left’s negative portrayal of him.
Inside the Beltway | Trump advised to be ‘calm, coherent and factual’ in debate with Biden, liberal moderatorshttps://t.co/slt1HBbBIq pic.twitter.com/yKdCQj5vZq
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 17, 2024
Former President Trump has garnered support from Black Americans through the “Black Americans for Trump” coalition. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina emphasized that black voters are rallying around Trump due to job opportunities and matters of justice, contrasting Democratic governance’s impact on their communities. Numerous elected officials, including Reps. Byron Donalds, Wesley Hunt, Burgess Owens, and John James have also endorsed Trump.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum expressed confidence in President Trump’s ability to address border-related issues effectively. He stated that the Biden administration’s lack of support for border law enforcement has led to a situation akin to defunding the police in blue cities. Governor Burgum also highlighted the increase in individuals attempting to enter the U.S. from various countries, including members of ISIS, posing a potential national security risk.
The reality of border security concerns is underscored by North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley’s testimony before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement. He reported a significant increase in attempted illegal entries into North Dakota, with Customs and Border Patrol officers intercepting illicit items at the southern border.
A recent survey revealed that most U.S. workers take pride in their work and find it meaningful. However, concerns about compensation and work hours persist among employed adults.
These developments shed light on various political, security, and economic issues as the country gears up for the upcoming presidential debate and the 2024 election.
