Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) would not answer a question on Sunday when pressed about whether her party has a problem with talking down to voters. The moment came during an interview on CBS News’ “Face The Nation” when host Margaret Brennan asked her about President Joe Biden’s “garbage” insult against Republican voters last week. “We played what the current president, Joe Biden, said about Trump supporters, and some have compared that, Republicans have compared that to what Hillary Clinton said about a ‘basket of deplorables,” Brennan said. “Does your party have a disdain problem in talking down to working class voters in particular?” she asked. Cortez Masto did not directly answer the question and instead claimed that Biden corrected himself. “Well, I can tell you here in Nevada in general – first of all, let’s just say, but – we know this, that President Biden clarified his statement, and Kamala Harris has made it very clear she wants to represent everyone,” she claimed. “Kamala Harris made it very clear moving forward that she wants to represent everyone, right, no matter whether you voted for her or not,” she continued. “And whoever you vote for, you shouldn’t be criticized for that,” she added. “And she’s made that very clear.” WATCH: When asked if the Democratic Party has an issue with talking down to working class voters, after Republicans accused President Biden of calling Trump supporters “garbage,” @SenCortezMasto (D-NV) says, “Kamala Harris made it very clear, moving forward, that she wants to represent… pic.twitter.com/0EAA24NgRX — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) November 3, 2024

New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) said over the weekend that those who vote for Republicans are “anti-American.” Hochul’s made the extreme remarks, which come just days ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election, during a Saturday interview on MSNBC’s “PoliticsNation” with Al Sharpton. Sharpton asked her about a joke that an insult comedian made at Trump’s rally in the state last week which Hochul claimed was “so painful.” “You do not think in this great country that you we should have leaders who either say this themselves or will tolerate it at one of their rallies,” she said. “I think this rally backfired on him.” She said that the incident helped her make the argument that New Yorkers should not vote for the Republican Party. “It gave me a chance to tie the Republicans running in these seats, the incumbents, closer to Donald Trump,” she said, adding that she wanted to “remind everybody, if you’re voting for these Republicans in New York, you are voting for someone who supports Donald Trump and you’re anti-woman, you’re anti-abortion, and basically you’re anti-American.” Former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) slammed Hochul on X: “Quite the closing message from the so called campaign of joy: If you don’t vote Democrat, you are Nazi, Hitler loving, anti-American garbage.” Zeldin’s remarks come in response to Democrats and the media trying to portray Trump as a Nazi during the final days of the campaign and President Joe Biden’s “garbage” insult that was directed at tens of millions of Trump voters. WATCH: Quite the closing message from the so called campaign of joy: If you don’t vote Democrat, you are Nazi, Hitler loving, anti-American garbage. pic.twitter.com/pbz47BSOwO — Lee Zeldin (@LeeMZeldin) November 3, 2024

PORTSMOUTH, NH—New Hampshire voters said they were shocked by a new poll that shows former President Donald Trump has surpassed Vice President Kamala Harris in the state for the first time this cycle. Following the release of the poll, RealClearPolitics’ election forecast reclassified New Hampshire as a toss-up state. “You just gave me a panic attack, I can’t think,” Alyssa told The Daily Wire. “I guess, yes it does surprise me.” Donald Trump is up for the first time in a New Hampshire poll, moving the state into toss-up territory. We sent reporter @KassyAkiva to investigate. Here’s what voters said: pic.twitter.com/axlcnnOjCC — Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) November 3, 2024   Several voters said they doubted the poll, conducted by the New Hampshire Journal and Praecones Analytica, which showed Trump taking a lead of 50.2 percent to Harris’s 49.8 percent. “You have got to look at who puts out the polls,” George said. “They are so skewed.” George added that he thinks Harris will “definitely win” in New Hampshire. A Republican presidential candidate has not won New Hampshire in a general election since 2000. Hillary Clinton won the state by 0.3 points in 2016 and President Joe Biden won the state by 7.2 points in 2020, according to Newsweek. Most New Hampshire polls show Harris ahead by more than five points. Matti said she was  not surprised by Trump gaining momentum in the polls, and believes that he has more support in the state now than he did in 2016 or 2020. “I grew up around here,” Matti said. “More signs, hearing through my peers, people at work, people in town are mostly leaning toward that way which is a good sign.” Matti added that she believes Trump will win the election. Cody, a local business owner in Portsmouth, said he isn’t surprised by the polls, and made the case for why the former president has his support.  “Regardless of who you are voting for, look at it this way: Trump is Godzilla,” Cody said. “Everybody hates Godzilla when he is destroying the town, but what happens? He leaves and then a worse monster comes in and starts going absolutely crazy and who does everyone cry for to come back? Godzilla.” Several of the interviewees said the main issue they care about this election is ensuring access to abortion. “I care about women’s rights,” Mary said. “You’ve got to have control over your own body.” Mary said she thinks poll respondents who said they are voting for Trump are listening “to a lot of media that’s just blowing things up and not being truthful” adding that she thinks people need to “read and listen to NPR and really get the news.” “I’m queer, so I’d really like if I kept my rights and stuff,” Mimi said. Jack, who was standing by the road with a Kamala Harris, sign listed several reasons why he is voting for Harris. “Low unemployment, everyone is working, the economy is doing great, and we still have healthcare,” red jacket said. “Obamacare is still in effect, which is wonderful.”

John Mulaney recreated Brooke Shields’ classic Calvin Klein ad to mark his sixth time hosting the show, and Brooke replied in kind. John helmed the show on November 2, and for his official host photo, he posed exactly as Brooke did for her iconic 1980 ad campaign. In the original, Booke wore a flowing burgundy button-down top left open to reveal her mid-drift. She also donned dark straight-legged jeans and black boots. The former model held herself up with her arms and kicked a leg into the air as she seductively gazed at the camera. For John’s photo, he wore a red button-up shirt, buttoned all the way this time, along with nearly identical jeans and boots. He held himself in the same pose—and also stared at the camera seductively. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brooke Shields (@brookeshields) Brooke Shields & Her Fans Loved John Mulaney’s Calvin Klein Spoof When Brooke Shields saw John Mulaney’s masterpiece, she couldn’t stop laughing. So, she hilariously paid tribute to it on Instagram. For the post, Brooke stitched her photo and his together. In the caption, she wrote, “I see no difference… I guess they can be your Calvins, too, @johnmulaney.” Brooke wasn’t the only person who thought John’s recreation was hysterical. Tens of thousands of fans liked and commented on the photo with praise. “His heels are higher than yours were,” a follower laughed. “Smoldering just like Brooke,” someone else joked. “Brooke wore it better,” another person wrote of the Calvin Klein ad. This story’s featured image is by Joe Seer via Shutterstock. The post John Mulaney Hilariously Recreates Iconic Brooke Shields Ad & Brooke Shares The Perfect Response appeared first on InspireMore.

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If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The original “Russia Gate” might have been debunked a long time ago, but politicians and officials continue to seek to explain their electoral failures by accusing other countries of “meddling.” There is an even more serious angle to their insistence on this – namely, using it as justification for putting in place what opponents (and a congressional investigation) call the government-Big Tech collusion to censor online speech. Speaking of meddling – former senior US State Department official Victoria Nuland’s handiwork is probably better known in Europe than in the US, and she is now revisiting the script of (Russian) meddling, but is also complaining that social platforms are not as willing to “work” with the government as before on US presidential elections. Nuland clearly believes her own freedom of speech has no consequences, so she decided to tell MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow that Russian President Vladimir Putin is “at it again” – and also explicitly accuse X owner Elon Musk of making his platform implicit in this alleged election interference. “In 2020, the social media companies worked hard with the US government to try to do content moderation, to try to catch this stuff as it was happening,” said Nuland. Now, laying the groundwork for election interference claims, according to her, Musk is “talking directly to the Kremlin.” https://video.reclaimthenet.org/articles/maddo-nuland-92393.mp4 The astonishing accusation goes on to “explain” what exactly Musk and the Kremlin are chatting about. “Every time the Russians put out something, [Musk makes sure] it gets five million views before anyone can catch it,” said Nuland. The frontal assault on Musk also saw the former official tell Maddow that he is “a new, very powerful tool” in Putin’s hands. To quote Maddow – “I’m not sure people have absorbed the magnitude of what you’re describing there.” She, of course, was not dismayed by Nuland’s statements but was with this comment “aiding and abetting” them. Once Nuland was done with linking Musk and Putin, she moved on to President Trump, who she asserted is “taking Putin’s lessons.” Maddow for her part took this cue to attack Trump as essentially creating “alliances” with what Nuland and Maddow consider to be autocrats. And, the “magnitude of that” is what the MSNBC host was not sure Americans have “absorbed.” Back to Nuland’s activities in Europe, while she still had an official role. This enabled her to become a key player behind the so-called Steele Dossier, by providing the since-debunked documents to the FBI back in 2016. If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The post Former State Department Official Laments Social Media Won’t Play Censor for the Feds Anymore appeared first on Reclaim The Net.