The Republican Party now represents the hard-working people of America.

Saturday night, Biden got the message. End the campaign or be removed from office

In 1972, I registered as a Democrat because Democrats supported this country's working men and women. In 1982, after the Governor Anaya pay-to-play scandal, I changed my registration to Republican.

In 2015, I decided to run for the US Senate because this state's hardworking men and women needed a Senator who would put them first, not their agenda. When I met Steve Bannon, he told me I was the most Trumpian Senate candidate he met. When asked why, he responded that Trump and you are the hard-working people of this country, and because of that, you both understand them. Trump and I did not need polls to tell us what the people needed; we needed polls on how to reach the hard-working people of America.

In 2028, a conversation between a Heinrich staff member and a prospective new hire. The staffer stated they were so bright they were conducting a poll to determine what people wanted. Heinrich was so out of touch that he did not know what the hardworking people of New Mexico face every day. It is not just Heinrich; it is the whole Democratic Party.

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Detractors portray Donald Trump as a populist because hardworking people wildly support his positions. But that is not correct. Donald Trump is a suit-wearing blue-collar worker. He built a real estate empire in the most challenging building environment in the world, with the most severe regulations, corrupt buildings, union officials, and no scandals. He succeeded like most hard-working people; he never gave up or backed down. Trump does not need polls to know what the hardworking people of America need because he is one. He needs polls on how to reach the hardworking people of the country.

Why do Democrats loathe Donald Trump? Was it because he was once a Democrat? Was it because he supported Clinton in the past? Was it because he made his fortune in the heart of liberal America? I believe he has taken the mantle from the Democratic Party. The Republican Party now represents the hard-working people of America.
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In 2024, eighteen million Democrats voted for Joe Biden to represent them in the General Election. They cast their votes based on what they read and heard from the legacy media, social media, the White House, and the Democratic Party. They made an informed decision.

Once Biden's slip in the polls continued after the debate, the elites of the Democrat Party stepped in. It was time for Biden to end his Presidential Campaign. After two weeks of intense pressure, Biden wrote a simple note withdrawing from the Presidential Campaign. Please note that not once did anyone address Joe Biden's dementia and inability to carry out the duties of the Presidency.

Elites know what is good for the American people: electric vehicles, mass transit, high-density city living, solar and wind farms, energy dependence on foreign countries, weak defense coupled with foreign wars, government health and childrearing, abortion up to delivery, government-controlled child rearing, empty prisons, open borders. Democrats need polls to know what to tell people they stand for.

The elites publicly demonstrated their arrogance when they replaced Joe Biden, who received eighteen million votes for president, with Kamala Harris, who received zero votes when she ran for president.

I have spoken with two people who met Donald Trump professionally. One was a conservative construction cost engineer, and the other was a staunch liberal television set builder. Both said Donald Trump was respectful and appreciative. The cost engineer stated Trump was a building owner who wanted the best job and was willing to pay for it but looked out for anyone who tried to take advantage of him. The set builder stated Trump liked to be photographed with the women golfers on the set and was respectful. Donald Trump is someone the hardworking people of America are proud of.

In high school literature class, we discussed what made Shakespeare great. If I remember correctly, his stories whipped the reader back and forth between diametrically opposite emotions. This election is whipping the voter back and forth in the same fashion, creating high emotions. It will not be surprising if a few more attempts are made on the candidates before swearing-in. Now is a good time to pray for our country.