FOX Business host Larry Kudlow spoke on “Kudlow” about how the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post announced they would not endorse this year’s presidential candidates.
Donald Trump – won on policy and is now popular. That’s the theme of “The Riff.”
Donald Trump’s chances of re-election continue to grow. Today, the New York Post, a popular newspaper with the fourth largest daily circulation in the United States, expressed its full support for Mr. Trump.
Please note that we at FOX Business share common ownership with The Post. Please read the New York Post’s support for yourself. The key points are: secure borders. A smart immigration system. Supporting safer cities and law and order. A prosperous, low-tax, low-regulation economy for everyone, promoted by energy policies that support rather than punish industry and households. Common-sense policies that restore parents’ power to choose what’s best for their children when it comes to school choice, gender surgery, and trans athletes in women’s sports. And America is respected on the world stage, feared by our enemies, and trusted by our allies.
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The New York Post harshly criticized Kamala Harris as a “politically unqualified frivolous” who is trying to hide the full extent of her radical agenda and remains a San Francisco progressive.
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In other newspaper editorials, today the left-leaning Washington Post Editorial Board decided not to endorse Joe Biden this year, despite endorsing him four years ago.
And the similarly liberal Los Angeles Times has decided not to endorse Joe Biden after endorsing him four years ago.
The Minnesota Star Tribune, the home state of vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, also disparaged the incumbent governor for not endorsing the Democratic candidate. Yes, you guessed it. Four years ago, they were for Joe Biden.
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It resembles the economic division of Wall Street liberals and left-wing Goldman Sachs, which once supported Biden and Kamala, but now sees the handwriting on the wall and buys Bentleys and motorcycles. , and even riding the City towards the hills. bike. It’s like all the Democratic Senate candidates who ignore the “Hitler card” and praise Trump in their own ads.
Something very interesting is happening there.
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And finally, last night we talked about how President Trump’s favorability rating has improved to the highest point in his nine-year political career. Thanks to James Freeman of the Wall Street Journal for promoting Trump’s popularity today.
In case you missed the numbers, a Gallup poll shows that President Trump is viewed favorably by 50% of American adults and unfavorably by 48%. When he won in 2016, his approval rating was just 36%.
The most recent Journal poll showed Trump with a 52-48% popularity lead. Meanwhile, Kamala’s popularity has waned, with an unfavorable rating of 53% and a favorable approval rating of just 45%.
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As I’ve said 100 times, a poll is not a vote.
But the swings in polls against Trump in terms of popularity and policy suggest something is amiss.
And when you see frightened liberals running for the hills as fast as they can in their tiny bodies, there’s definitely a political shift in the air.
That’s “The Riff.”
This article is an excerpt from Larry Kudlow’s opening commentary in the October 25, 2024 edition of “Kudlow.”
