Jake Tapper, a fake news reporter on the fake CNN network, is using a poll and a so-called friend of Trump’s to back up their latest scare tactic about martial law. Tapper took a slew of comments from President Trump and presented them out of context. For example, when President Trump talked about taking over the election, he meant making elections legitimate and adding restrictions, like requiring Voter ID. Tapper also quotes the far-left, Trump-hating Atlantic as a source.
Classic Democrat GOTV narrative.
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— L A R R Y (@LarryOConnor) September 26, 2026
Democrats are pulling their usual pre-election disinformation campaigns. First, we have the classic martial-law scare tactic from Jake Tapper. It’s absolutely absurd. When Democrats aren’t saying President Trump won’t leave the Oval Office or won’t hold an election, they say he’ll lock us all down.
Meanwhile, that is what Democrats actually do. They locked us down during the pandemic and push insane election requirements such as no Voter ID, unsecured drop boxes, mailing ballots to everyone, including illegal migrants, and so much more. So who do we have to worry about again?
Additionally, Tapper says massive voter fraud has not taken place. Unfortunately, it’s hard to prove massive voter fraud, but it is true that Democrats opened the borders to have millions voting for them as soon as possible. They want that permanent electoral majority that George Soros has called for.
The Sketchy Polls
The 24/7 media smears and lies continue, but it’s apparently not enough.
Newsweek released its polling news. They were eager to tell us all that the white people in Red States are down on Donald Trump. They are trying to make the election about him and white people. It is never about how to solve any issues.
This is the news they posted. First, the headline: Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Flips With White Voters in Red States.
- Kentucky recorded the largest movement, a 32-point shift in net approval from positive 29 to negative 3.
- Texas followed with a 30-point swing, while Missouri moved 26 points.
- Alaska’s rating changed by 22 points, compared with 21 points in Ohio and 19 points in Arizona.
We are to believe that Kentucky, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, and Alaska have turned on Trump. Who are they going to vote for, and which agenda? We are not in a personality cult. Republicans vote for agendas. Do we vote for a normal, traditional agenda or an Islamist, socialist, and communist agenda in the Big Tent party?
Misusing polls
It is important that everyone gets out to vote against the hardcore left-wing Democrats running for office. That being said, the polls might be close, but we don’t know for certain. Polls are often used to sway opinions. Is El Sayed really 5 to 7 points ahead of Mike Rogers? Is heretic leftist James Talarico beating Ken Paxton in Texas?
We were told Francesca Hong led by 20 points during the primary. The polls are wildly inaccurate lately. There is little doubt the polls are misused. A normally very competent pollster, Ann Selzer, appeared to rig her Iowa poll to influence the 2024 election. She was off by about 30 points. President Trump sued her, but the court dismissed the case. Incompetence is always a good excuse, and it works for Ms. Selzer.
Finnerty spoke to Jim McLaughin last night, who said they use the polls to tell the candidates how to win elections. For instance, they want to find out if people are most concerned about affordability, the war, and so on.