Dem Donor Tells CNN Party Needs To ‘Grow A Spine’ And Call Out Biden Publicly
A Democrat donor worried about bumbling Joe Biden being the presidential nominee says the party needs to “grow a spine” and openly debate his mental fitness, or lack thereof.
Donor Maggie Kulyk expressed to CNN that she’s lost confidence in Biden leading the ticket, after several public appearances failed to alleviate concerns the president is mentally and physically fit to serve another four years.
“I think that it takes courage to come out publicly, and unfortunately all of Washington lacks courage,” donor Kulyk told CNN host Sara Sidner on Friday, adding, “I mean, frankly.”
Democrat Donor Says Her Party Needs To ‘Grow A Spine’ By Expressing Concerns About Biden Publicly pic.twitter.com/87mFllmqsX
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) July 12, 2024
Kulyk went on to insist Democrats “grow a spine” and swap Biden out before it’s too late.
“Unfortunately, I don’t think Joe Biden can do it,” Kulyk told CNN.
“And that’s what’s so very, very concerning to me. So whoever comes out publicly or doesn’t come out publicly, at this stage of the game, that’s a little too late. We need to move forward and I think people need to, as I put it in an article, grow a spine and say what they’re really believing,” she said, adding she agreed with an article by Democrat strategist James Carville urging the party to “move forward.”
The donor’s reaction came as all eyes were on Biden during a “Big Boy” NATO press conference Thursday, where he exacerbated concerns over his mental fitness with several gaffes.
Biden is currently facing opposition from his own party to stay in the race, with 18 House Democrats calling for Biden to leave the race, while notable Obama surrogates such as David Axelrod and George Clooney have expressed similar sentiments.
Kulyk’s comments also come as big money mega-donors said on Friday they’ll withhold $90 million in funding unless he bows out.
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Watch: State Dept. Officials & Zelensky Give Priceless Reactions to Biden Blunders
Cameras showed the humiliated reactions of State Dept. officials and Ukraine President Zelensky as Joe Biden misspoke several times at a NATO press conference.
In one angle featured on C-SPAN, cameras captured the reactions of Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan as Biden referred to Donald Trump as his vice president.
As Biden uttered the gaffe, Sullivan put his hand up to his chin in a concerned manner, while Blinken looked down solemnly, the embarrassment written on his face.
The reaction from Biden’s team when he called Kamala “Vice President Trump”
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Another camera angle showed Zelensky’s crestfallen reaction in real-time as Biden talked him up, before calling him “President Putin.”
???? Watch Zelensky’s reaction as Biden calls him Putin ? pic.twitter.com/TfVoAoryDX
— Censored Men (@CensoredMen) July 11, 2024
Zelensky’s disappointed reaction also received a meme treatment.
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World leaders also looked devastated as Biden introduced “President Putin.”
This was the Reaction of the
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World Leaders today….
When Joe Biden introduced Zelensky
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The blunders tainted what Biden officials hoped would be a good “Big Boy” press conference that would put to rest concerns over the president’s age and mental fitness, however, the opposite happened as faux pas proliferated.
Trump Supporter & GOP Delegate Makes Amazing Observation on Trump’s Felony Convictions
A Lebanon County (Pennsylvania) man is headed to Milwaukee next week to rally for Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention.
Steven Wolfe, 35, of North Lebanon Township, was elected this spring to be a delegate to the RNC, which runs from Monday to Thursday, July 15-18.
And Wolfe – who slips into a dead-on impression of Trump at the slightest provocation – is excited to go, to rub elbows with GOP luminaries, and to throw his support behind the 45th – and, he hopes, 47th – president of the United States.
“I love this country and I will do everything I can for this country,” Wolfe told LebTown during an interview on the Fourth of July … which is, of course, a celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
“When our Founding Fathers signed that document – everyone’s bashing Donald Trump for being a felon, but they were all felons of the British Empire,” he said. “We’re celebrating this holiday because of them.”
Early political activities
Wolfe declined to discuss his occupation – “I’d like to keep that under wraps for now. I don’t feel that it’s relevant,” he insisted when pressed on the subject – but said he has been active politically since he started voting at age 18.
He served for six years in the Pennsylvania National Guard and one in the Army Reserve, he said. He got more active in politics a dozen or so years ago, he added.
“I started seeing things going downhill in 2008, when gas was $4 a gallon and we were involved in two wars overseas under George Bush,” Wolfe said. “Things were tough at the time. The housing market was crashing. I figured I had to get involved.”
He credits his desire to get involved to the civics lessons he learned at an early age through FFA and the North Mountain 4H Club.
“We learned about Roberts Rules of Order, respect for the flag, serving your community, serving your country, all of the stuff that goes along with that. Volunteering, being responsible, and helping out your neighbors,” Wolfe said.
He described himself as a “history nut” in school and said he chose the FFA motto – “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve” – as his senior yearbook quote.
Wolfe feels deeply connected to the United States and to Pennsylvania specifically, he said, noting that his ancestors received land from William Penn. “It’s time we start helping to save this country,” he said.
He said he first got involved in former state Rep. RoseMarie Swanger’s reelection campaign in 2012. He has since kept active in local politics, working on campaigns for state Reps. Russ Diamond and Frank Ryan, among others.
Then, in 2016, “I was running around like a chicken with its head cut off – registering people to vote, getting Trump signs, going to Patriot meetings, going to Oath Keeper meetings, going to Libertarian meetings, and going to Trump rallies.”
Joining the Oath Keepers
Wolfe acknowledged that he was a member of the Oath Keepers until the organization dissolved following the arrest and imprisonment of its founder and leader, Elmer Stewart Rhodes III.
The Oath Keepers, defined by the Southern Poverty Law Center as “one of the largest far-right antigovernment groups in the U.S. today,” is largely inactive since Rhodes was convicted for seditious conspiracy and other charges related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. He was sentenced in May 2023 to 18 years in prison.
“We don’t have an organization any more. The organization fell apart with him in jail,” Wolfe said.
But Wolfe quickly defended the group, which he said has been unfairly judged for its involvement on Jan. 6.
“I want to make this very clear, we are not a militia. We do not advocate violence in any form but self-defense. We take an oath to uphold the Constitution,” he said.
Although Wolfe stopped short of saying he was in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, he noted that “nobody was armed in our group. We didn’t hurt nobody. We didn’t beat down any cops.”
If they had been armed, he said, things would have turned out differently. “If there was an armed insurrection, we would have taken that place and we would have kept it,” he said.
Although Oath Keepers may not have carried firearms to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, members of the organization have testified that a large stash of weapons was stockpiled close by in a hotel room in Arlington, Virginia. Rhodes himself later lamented their lack of guns.
“My only regret is that they should have brought rifles,” Rhodes was recorded saying on Jan. 10, adding that they could have “fixed it right then and there” if they had weapons with them at the Capitol.
Wolfe said he also has attended monthly meetings of the Patriots, whom he described as “a group of likeminded people. They want the Constitution followed. They want the fundamentals that this country was founded on to be preserved, defended and protected.”
Presidential elections
The 2016 election proved how pivotal a small region such as Lebanon County can be in national affairs, Wolfe said. That year, he said, the presidential race “came down to Pennsylvania. It came down Lebanon County – we were the last county called.”
When Trump won Pennsylvania, Wolfe said, it put him over the threshold to win the Electoral College. “So this county put the nails in Hillary Clinton’s coffin and put the end to her political career.”
More recently, Wolfe said, Republicans “got gypped” in the 2020 election.
“COVID was part of that. … It’s very likely it came from a lab in Wuhan, but you weren’t allowed to talk about it, you weren’t allowed to post anything online,” he said. “You weren’t allowed to talk about Hunter’s laptop. But if people knew about all that, it could have swung the election.”
He also cited “2,000 Mules,” a widely discredited documentary that alleged a broad conspiracy by Democrats to steal the 2020 election. (Salem Media Group, the conservative media company behind both the book and film, issued an apology in May for allegations made in the documentary and said it would remove both the film and book from its platforms.)
“Nobody wants to look at that and say, ‘Hey, there was a problem here,’” Wolfe said, further claiming that legal challenges to the results, such as Texas v. Pennsylvania (in which Texas sued Pennsylvania and three other states for changes to their voting procedures prior to the election), did not get a fair hearing in court “even though they were absolutely legitimate.”
That leads directly into the GOP’s strategy in 2024, he said.
“We have to play the Democrats’ game and beat them with the mail-in ballots,” Wolfe said. “We have to beat them at their own game, that’s part of our strategy. We’re going to follow the ballot. We’ll have people calling saying ‘Hey, we know you got a ballot … we want to make sure you filled it out, here’s our list of candidates who are running on the Republican side, here’s what they stand for. Fill out that ballot.’”
Also, Wolfe said, “I don’t believe for one second that Joe Biden got 81 million votes… especially when you have Trump, who got more votes than any incumbent president ever before. His poll numbers were up.”
According to the Federal Election Commission, Biden received 81,283,501 votes in 2020, or 51.31% of the popular vote, while Trump received 74,223,975 votes, or 46.85% of the popular vote.
As for the upcoming election, Wolfe is even more confident after watching the first presidential debate.
“I watched the debate at the Republican Committee headquarters. There were about 40 of us watching it live,” he said. “Joe Biden was a train wreck. Even the Democrats are saying that now. We were telling them that five years ago.
“I think their convention is going to be wild. I think the Democrats are going to go full cannibal and eat themselves alive.”
At this point, Wolfe said he doesn’t believe the Democrats could field any candidate who could prove to be a challenge to Trump’s campaign.
Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer, Josh Shapiro, even Michelle Obama – Wolfe ran through a litany of prominent Democrats and claimed none of them are well liked or capable. Besides, he said, “I would like to see the Democrats keep Biden as the candidate. I hope the Democrats and the media who have lied about Biden for the past five years get stuck with him … and have to eat crow.”
Providing representation
In 2020, Wolfe ran for a seat on the local Republican Committee and won. He also ran to be an RNC delegate in 2020 but fell more than 1,000 votes short.
It was a moot point anyway, he said, since COVID-19 restrictions that year forced the convention to be cancelled.
This year, he said, “I decided to run again.” And this time, he won.
According to results posted at electionreturns.pa.gov, eight candidates vied for three delegate positions in the 9th Congressional District in the 2024 primary. Wolfe, with 30,710 votes (15.79 percent) received the most votes, followed closely by David A. Huffman Jr. of Lycoming County (29,539 votes) and Laura Jane Miller of Berks County (27,252 votes). All three delegates will go to Milwaukee for the convention.
The 9th district includes Berks, Bradford, Columbia, Lebanon, Luzerne, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wyoming counties. Besides Lebanon, Wolfe was the top vote-getter in Columbia, Montour, and Northumberland counties.
“I got involved and I want to stay involved because I love this country. I believe we should have an America First agenda. I stood up for Donald Trump and his agenda during his first term,” Wolfe said. “I believe in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, I believe in the fundamentals of this country. We need to save this country now, we’re going in the wrong direction and need to turn things around. I believe I can help spearhead that and make a difference.”
He’s eager to get to Wisconsin to do his part, he said. He believes Trump needs to win Pennsylvania to win the presidency, and he hopes to gain seats in the state Senate to pave the way for a Republican to replace Gov. Josh Shapiro in two years.
“I want us to win,” Wolfe said. “I help Republicans win.”
It’s important to show unity to the rest of the country and demonstrate that this “is Donald Trump’s convention,” he added.
“Pennsylvania is being focused on a lot,” Wolfe said. They’re probably going to put us up toward the front on the convention floor, because there’s so much focus on us. We’re the center of attention. … The country is going to be watching.”
Obviously, he added, “we’re waiting to hear Trump’s pick on vice president. I have no idea who that will be yet.”
But, while people argue over issues such as the economy, abortion, and border security, Wolfe said the real issue now is “stopping World War III before it starts. We’re on the verge … and we’re not ready for it. We’re not ready for it at all.” Electing Trump, he insisted, is the only thing that will make foreign leaders “sit back and stop behaving like animals.”
Eyeing future campaigns
Despite his concerns, Wolfe said he plans to do his part to ensure there is no fraud in this November’s election.
“I want to make sure that we have people working at the polls, watching the polls, so they do it the legal and proper way,” he said. “No funny business on the day of the election, no nonsense going on at the polling places or where the votes are being counted. … We need to make sure there’s no funny business going on either side. We have to be sure things are on the up and up, or we don’t have a country any more. Make sure everyone is following the rules.”
Asked if he had political aspirations, Wolfe quickly slipped back into his Trump voice and said, “I might. I’m 35, so I’m constitutionally eligible if Trump needs a VP. Four years Trump, eight years Wolfe.”
Seriously though, Wolfe said he hasn’t made his my mind yet. “That stuff will come in due time. I do have a PAC, so I can raise money.” In the meantime, he said, “I’m getting deeply involved in the campaigns now. I’m still helping with local GOP campaigns, down to local municipalities, judges and school boards.”
Steven Wolfe, center, mans a booth at a local event in support of the GOP. (Photo provided)
Wolfe said he frequently mans a booth at area events, from Old Annville Days and the Lebanon Area Fair to flea markets at the Sunset and local gun shows, where he hands out pocket-sized copies of the U.S. Constitution.
“I want to make sure that life is better for the kids coming up,” he said. “We need to make things better than it was for us. … I’m not doing this for me, I’m doing it for future generations. I want to make sure that America is for Americans.”
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Covid Vaccine Linked to Parkinson’s Disease — Study
A resurfacing study from 2021 which is making the rounds on social media documented a link between Covid vaccination and Parkinson’s disease.
COVID-19 Vaccine Associated Parkinson’s Disease, A Prion Disease Signal in the UK Yellow Card Adverse Event Database
“This analysis should serve as an urgent warning to those mindlessly following advice of politicians and public health officials regarding COVID immunization. pic.twitter.com/IVCf9Nb6P9— They Keep Saying Its Rare (@mRNAdeaths) April 26, 2024
Perhaps most concerning, the Parkinson’s trigger the study linked to Covid vaccination is rooted in prion formations, or mis-folded protein structures with no known cure.
“Many have argued that SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and its mRNA sequence, found in all COVID-19 vaccines, are priongenic. The UK’s Yellow Card database of COVID-19 vaccine adverse event reports was evaluated for signals consistent with a pending epidemic of COVID vaccine induced prion disease,” the study said in the ‘Abstract’ section. “The analysis showed a highly statistically significant and clinically relevant (2.6-fold) increase in Parkinson’s disease, a prion disease, in the AstraZeneca adverse reaction reports compared to the Pfizer vaccine adverse reaction reports.”
The study analyzed side effect data recorded by the U.K. government.
“Four documents were downloaded from the UK government database. The documents state the data lock date was June 16th, 2021 and the Report Run Date was June 17, 2021,” the study said in the ‘Results’ section.
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“Analysis of the “Nervous Disorders” data, Table 2, showed a highly significant and specific increase in Parkinson’s disease reactions in the AstraZeneca reports compared to the Pfizer vaccine reports,” the study said in the ‘Results’ section. “t=There were 185 reactions listing Parkinson’s disease reactions in the AstraZeneca reports compared to only 20 in the Pfizer vaccine reports (p=0.000024). Table 3 shows how the Parkinson’s disease patients were classified in the reactions. These Parkinson’s disease cases were primarily identified using a highly specific, pathognomonic, symptom “Freezing Phenomenon”. Table 3 shows that “tremor”, a less specific but more sensitive symptom found in Parkinson’s disease patients was present in 9,288 reactions reported for the AstraZeneca vaccine but found in only 937 reactions reported for the Pfizer vaccine (p=0.00001).”
Some have claimed that President Joe Biden has Parkinson’s after his poor debate performance recently. Interestingly, Biden had allegedly received the Pfizer-branded Covid vaccine, which had a lower rate of Parkinson’s risk than AstraZeneca, according to the study.
I wonder what could have caused Joe Biden’s rapid physical and cognitive decline? ? pic.twitter.com/p83tQbrfVt
— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) July 11, 2024
The researchers conclude the study in a very serious manner, calling out the Nazi-style Covid tyrants.
“This analysis should serve as an urgent warning to those mindlessly following advice of politicians and public health officials regarding COVID immunization. Both groups have had a dismal record of protecting the health of the public. US public health officials ran the infamous Tuskegee syphilis study allowing people of color to die from syphilis because the public health officials refused to inform the patients, they had syphilis and that a treatment existed,” the study said in the ‘Discussion’ section. “There have been numerous less well-known experiments on prisoners and other vulnerable populations in North America. The infamous Nazi physician Josef Mengele was a public health doctor.”
The Covid shots are known to make people retarded, increase in lethality after repeated doses and double the death rate of Covid patients while vaccinated kids face a 4,423 percent higher all-cause mortality rate and 74 percent of the vaccinated who’ve died were killed by the shots, yet the death rate is still higher than what is reported and it also increases Covid infection rates and all cause mortality in addition to increasing the death numbers, results in tons of bizarre and unusual skin disorders, insane and gross turbocancers, reproductive destruction, caused miscarriages, paralyzation, tinnitus, hepatitis, blood clots in the brain, non-serious disorders, death by neurological disorder, increased excess death rates, autoimmune disorders in the thyroid, as well as deadly headaches, seizures and heart inflammation including in children, while also causing the vaccinated people’s skin to ‘erupt’, in addition to a multitude of serious ailments seen in massive population studies while also containing hundreds of times the allowable levels of DNA contamination leading to mutagenic effects, contaminating the blood supply, as well as permanently altering the DNA of the vaccinated and their offspring, but while some batches are worse than others, the injections are still killing people and are expected to kill people for a very long time into the future.
In the U.S. the CDC recommends that all Americans receive their Covid shot and that young children receive extra, as well as that all Americans now receive another shot, despite receiving them previously, while Canada recommends another Covid shot for the pregnant, indigenous, ‘racialized’ & ‘equity-deserving’.
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Infants Got ADE & Died in RSV Shot Clinical Trials — Study
A preprint study published June 11 indicated that infants who partook in a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) injection campaign suffered from antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) and some even died.
Full access to the study can be had by downloading the PDF.
ADE is where the body’s immune response worsens the effects of the viral infection.
“Antiviral antibodies constitute an important component of the host immune response against viral infections and serve to neutralize and reduce infectivity of the virus. However, these antibodies, intended to protect the host, may sometimes prove beneficial to the virus, by facilitating viral entry and replication in the target cell,” a paper on ADE said in the ‘Abstract’ section.
The injection the infants received in the study was Beyfortus, also known as Nirsevimab, which is a monoclonal antibody for RSV.
Infowars previously reported on VAERS reports documenting babies dying after receiving the injection along with an RSV vaccine meant for the elderly.
“In France, there is a significant signal of an increase in newborn deaths between 2 and 6 days of age during the 2023-2024 immunization campaign. This signal could be attributable to ADE (antibody-dependent-enhancement). ADE has been observed with RSV F-protein antibodies in inactivated vaccine trials,” the study said in the ‘Abstract’ section.
Not only was the RSV injection dangerous to the health of the babies, it also was not seen to be effective either.
“Neither clinical trials nor observational studies point to a reduction in all-cause hospitalizations in the immunized age group in this same season compared with previous seasons,” the study said in the ‘Abstract’ section.
Besides ADE and hospitalizations, some infants in the experiment had the misfortune of dying. While there were deaths in both the injected and non-injected groups, the injected infants died at a greater rate.
“The FDA notes an imbalance of deaths in favor of the treated group: 12 deaths in the 3,710 treated participants (0.32%) versus 4 in the 1,797 control participants (0.22%), taking into account one death in the placebo group 6 days after the end of the study and without specifying deaths in the treated groups after the end of the study [93]. In the studies listed by the EMA, 8 deaths were recorded (with the same percentage – 0.3% – in the treated and placebo groups). The Domachowske study [89] (which was published as a correspondence, i.e. not peer-reviewed) concerns premature babies and newborns suffering from heart or lung disease, and compares the effect of the monoclonal antibody previously used (Synagis, palivizumab) with Beyfortus (nirsevimab),” the study said in the section ‘6.1.3. Deaths in Trials’. “It provides a full description of the deaths observed: of the 6 deaths listed, 5 were related to pneumonia or bronchiolitis not attributed to treatment (5 babies who died were treated with Beyfortus (5/614 = 0.81%) and 1 (1/304 = 0.32%) with Synagis). Despite the low number of deaths, there was an imbalance against nirsevimab. 6.86% of treated children (63/918) were withdrawn from the study.”
Infants in other RSV experiments died as well and others had to be hospitalized once exposed to RSV in real life, post-vaccination.
“In 2021, Polack [54] re-examined the case of two young children who died of RSV disease after being vaccinated with an inactivated vaccine in trial (80% of children vaccinated and subsequently infected with RSV had to be hospitalized),” the study said in section ‘4.5. The Same Mechanisms are at Play for ADE in RSV Infection’.
Interestingly, ADE has been documented to stem from the Covid vaccine and can cause RSV infection.
“ADE can increase the severity of multiple viral infections, including other respiratory viruses such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV),” a study in Nature said in the ‘Main’ section.
One of the study authors spoke with The Defender regarding the study.
“She also said that observational studies, like the one published today in the New England Journal of Medicine on the French campaign consistently exclude babies hospitalized for RSV illness within seven days of their shot,” an article by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D. in The Defender said. “But those illnesses may be due to ADE from the shot. So while that study reported similar efficacy findings to Banoun’s, it doesn’t account for some potential serious safety issues. However, there was no reduction in the overall number of infants admitted to the hospitals and clinical trials similarly showed no reduction in hospitalizations.”
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