U.S. President Joe Biden told Americans last week—days after the stunning election victory for Donald Trump—that they should work on bringing down the political “temperature” and that it is important for citizens to look upon each other as fellow Americans, not “adversaries.”
Results of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election show that Donald Trump was successful in widening the Republican intent to working-class Americans of all backgrounds, which gave him a significant boost in swing states.
Despite U.S. President Joe Biden’s $1.4 trillion effort to relieve young Americans from their student loan debt, and high-profile endorsements from celebrities like Taylor Swift and Beyonce, Kamala Harris watched Donald Trump be propelled to victory with the help of these young voters who see the state of the economy as a main concern.
Forty-three percent of American adults say they identify as independent voters—a number not seen since 2014, outnumbering the number of those who identified as Democrats at the polls in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
The Trends Journal got it wrong. We had forecast that since the Republicans did not do well in the mid-term election despite inflation skyrocketing and President Biden’s poll ratings tanking because of the abortion issue, Harris—who is pro-abortion—would defeat Donald Trump, who has bragged that “I was able to kill the Roe vs. Wade” that protected abortion rights.
Vice President Kamala Harris identified Iran as the U.S.’s greatest adversary during an interview with CBS News’s “60 Minutes,” claiming that the Islamic Republic of Iran has the blood of Americans “on its hands.”
Donald Trump showed voters last week why top extremists from Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu want him to win: because he is a pro-Israel extremist who knows where his bread is buttered.
ABC News last week devoted a few minutes during the debate to discuss support for Israel and which candidate will be more supportive of the ongoing Gaza genocide.
Pope Francis seems underwhelmed by the two main candidates in the U.S. presidential election and told Catholic voters that they should vote for the “lesser evil.”
Donald Trump issued a dire warning for Jewish Americans last week, stating that a Kamala Harris victory in November would mean the end for Israel.