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The Archdiocese of New York holds its annual Al Smith dinner every year. It is a tradition to invite the presidential candidates to attend every four years. Well, one did show up, yet the other didn’t. Former President Trump took time to attend, and he told those in attendance that the “dinner is a must” as he didn’t want to miss it for the world.”
Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris was a no-show at the dinner. She was the first candidate to do this since Walter Mondale in 1984 and would lose to Ronald Reagan in a landslide.
Harris has again added why she will lose the trust of Catholic voters. All she wants to do is cause more division than the incumbent president.
Then, there is Donald Trump. Yes, that orange man with the hair. Trump was in office from 2017-2021. He is attacked by the media. One thing was clear in his mind when he wanted to run again in 2024. He wanted to campaign with the theme of unity.
Harris wants to campaign for a radical destruction of America. For Trump, he wants to put Americans first and bring peace through strength.
The election is less than three weeks away. Those who are still on the fence should ask if they want to vote for someone who will destroy America or bring God back to our nation.
Harris thinks that identity politics, commonly known as DEI (Diversity Empowerment and Inclusion), will help her break the glass ceiling. Well, the color of one’s skin or gender is not enough to win public office.
The fact of the matter is that Vice President Kamala Harris continues to sink in her popularity. Yet, those who are too tantalized by the false narrative, continue to ignore the failures under her watch and even cover up the failing health of our current president who was coerced into being the party nominee.
America must remember what has unfolded in the last four years. It is what matters.
Shame on VP Harris for skipping the dinner
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