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Tim Walz, the leftist Minnesota governor who is away from his duties right now, campaigning as Kamala Harris' vice presidential nominee heading into next week's presidential election, is on record boasting about how his state hosted "numerous senior Chinese leaders."

Walz has brought to the Harris campaign multiple controversies, including his lies about his military record, his extremist ideology on abortion, his long and deep ties to the Chinese Community party, and his drunk-driving arrest record.

He traveled to China, he taught school there, and he even, allegedly, engaged in a romance there with the daughter of a Communist party official who later said she fell into a depression when he dumped her.

Now Fox News reports it has uncovered a letter from Walz to the Minnesota International Chinese School that officials there showcased in 2021 on a YouTube channel in light of the 10th anniversary of the school's Chinese New Year.

Walz's letter said, "Minnesota has a longstanding relationship with the people of China. The state has promoted Minnesota's connections with China and has hosted numerous senior Chinese leaders for decades. Thousands of Minnesotans claim ancestral connections to China, which has helped foster numerous ties between Minnesota and China."

He continued, "These ties are rapidly expanding through the growth of education, trade, and investment opportunities between our two peoples."

He noted the school's "milestone."

The report explained just days separated the letter from a recorded message from Zhao Jian, the consul general of China in Chicago, for the school.

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It's simply the fact that the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration already has taken deliberate, drastic, and sometimes extreme action against people of faith.

They've sent grandmothers to prison for defending the right of the unborn to live. They tried to coerce Christian doctors and nurses to join in the nation's lucrative abortion industry and kill the unborn.

Their agenda has included forcing people of faith to lie: to call a woman a man or a man a woman based on their transgender agenda and against scientific fact and religious belief.

Harris bluntly has informed Americans of faith that she can see no exception for beliefs in her hoped-for abortion mandates: that the religious rights protected by the U.S. Constitution will have to be subservient to her ideological agenda.

Now President Donald Trump has explained what she ultimately wants: For "religion to go out of business."

His comments came during an interview with Tucker Carlson:

Columnist Todd Starnes posted online a transcript of Trump's comments:

Carlson: "You said that you were saved in the end by an angel. How have your views about God changed in the last eight years, and particularly after getting shot?"

Trump: Well, look, I've always been a believer, but I wouldn't say, you know, there's a certain Pastor Robert Jeffress and I didn't know. Name is Robert Jeffress, nice guy from Texas. And he said, you know, Trump may not be the best question of all, but he's the only one going to take us to the Promised Land because he's the best leader and he's the toughest guy. And he's going to be able to get us through this crazy life. And he was a big supporter. And now I have unbelievable evangelical and Christian support because I have I mean, I've done a great job for them. And we're, you know, we're we're together. But he said he may not know the Bible quite as well as other people are supposed to. But, you know, he also did something. They picked Ronald Reagan over Jimmy Carter a long time ago. You know, that to sort of that was they said he wasn't quite as religious, but he's the guy that's going to get the job done. And I really God, I did a great job with a lot of things having to do with saving religion because these people want to put religion out of business.

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Kamala Harris is in the throes of a tight presidential race in which she has been unable, even aided by a supportive legacy media and promotional social media agenda, to build any sort of a significant lead on President Donald Trump.

That's put a lot of pressure on Democrats, who see and have proclaimed, the end of the nation if voters don't seem to want to follow them blindly. And they've reacted by getting angry and showing it.

Harris herself has tried to stay above the street fight that has developed. She claims to want to "stop pointing fingers and start locking arms."

But other key Democrats have let themselves descend into vitriol.

Of course, there's already the primary Democrat talking point that Trump is a "Hitler" and claims he would use the military against his opponents.

One of those stuck on the "Hitler" trope is Hillary Clinton, who has repeated the claim almost daily. She, of course, blasted half the nation as "deplorables" when she was running her own, failed, presidential campaign.

It is the Washington Examiner that has assembled a long list of charges made by Democrats, against voters.

For example, Joe Biden called Trump fans "garbage" just this week, even though the White House tried unsuccessfully to clean up the remark.

It was Barack Obama who scolded men for not supporting Harris. He accused, "You just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president, and you're coming up with other alternatives and other reasons for that."

Michelle Obama attacked men directly, "To anyone out there thinking about sitting out this election or voting for Donald Trump or a third-party candidate in protest because you're fed up, let me warn you. Your rage does not exist in a vacuum. If we don't get this election right, your wife, your daughter, your mother, we as women will become collateral damage for your rage."

The report said CNN's Van Jones suggested American voters are on the precipice of failure.

"They're not taking the same exam. He gets to be lawless. She has to be flawless," he said.

Jon Meacham, a historian, on the leftist MSNBC, claimed that America is "in a moment" where American citizenship is being tested.

The Examiner explained Harris supporters "have expressed disdain for large portions of the electorate," making it hard for any other message to break through.

Republicans have noted the issue: "Joe Biden finally said what he and Kamala think of our supporters. He called them 'garbage.' And they mean it," President Donald Trump said. "My response to Joe and Kamala is very simple: You can't lead America if you don't love Americans."

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Kamala Harris has made her wild claim that President Donald Trump is a "Hitler" her primary campaign talking point. Over and over she's made the claims that he'd use the military against his political enemies, would jail critics, would be a dictator.

But now Joe Biden, who was thrown under the bus by the Democrat Party's elite after he'd essentially won the party's nomination, who then hand-picked Harris to replace him, has given her campaign a catchy new closing argument in the final days before the election.

That's that Trump supporters are "garbage." Much like Hillary Clinton's claim, during her failed campaign for the White House, that there were a lot of "deplorables" out there.

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A church in west Philadelphia has turned over its pulpit to Kamala Harris to use for a political rally, and despite at least one heckler who objected to her leftist agenda, she delivered a message that appeared to claim an endorsement from God. Sort of.

It is the Gateway Pundit that explained she said it is a religious duty to vote, and "casting a ballot for her was aligned with God's will."

"In just nine days, we have the power to decide the fate of our nation for generations to come. And on this beautiful Sunday morning, I am reminded God expects us to help Him. We got work to do," she said.

That included using feet to walk to the polls, she said.

Harris just days earlier had ridiculed two of her rally attendees who shouted out that "Jesus is Lord1"

She told them they were at the wrong rally, they should go somewhere else.

The report noted that when the heckler confronted Harris at the church, security escorted that person out of the Harris rally even as she was insisting that every voice counts.

Further, online, there were demands that the IRS revoke the tax-exempt status of the church, the Church of Christian Compassion part of the American Baptist conference, because of the politicking it allowed by Harris.

Tax-exempted organizations, under the IRS rules, are not allowed to engage in politics.

The report explained her anti-faith reaction earlier when a heckler confronted her about her agenda of destroying the unborn through abortion.

"A Christian attendee, Luke Polaske, bravely stood up and proclaimed, 'Jesus is Lord,' only to be mocked by Harris herself, who coldly replied, 'I think you're at the wrong rally.'"

The report said, "The crowd erupted in cheers and laughter, and Harris, with an air of smugness, added, 'Try the smaller one down the street.'"

Harris also promoted the "power of the black church," and, repeatedly said that "joy cometh in the morning," trying to restore to her campaign the "joy" pundits explained was with her following the Democrat convention, but which since has faded as President Donald Trump has pulled even, or even ahead, of her in the polling.

And WND reported when a controversial former Roman Catholic archbishop, Carlo Maria Vigano, who was the Vatican's ambassador to the U.S. from 2011 until 2016, described Kamala Harris as "an infernal monster who obeys Satan."

The election this year is described by many as a spiritual fight, what with the likelihood Harris would push harder for the Biden-Harris administration's top agenda items of abortion for all and transgenderism, including body mutilations, for children, both industries opposed by most Christians.

Vigano, in an open letter to Catholics, explained there's no question that they should vote for Trump.

He said voters in just days must decide "between two radically opposed ways of conceiving the government of your Nation."

Vigano, excommunicated this year, said, "The choice is between a conservative President, who is paying with his very life for his fight against the deep state, and an infernal monster who obeys Satan.

"For a Catholic, there can be no question: voting for Kamala Harris is morally inadmissible and constitutes a very grave sin. Nor is it morally possible to abstain, because in this war declaring oneself neutral means allying oneself with the enemy."

Vigano ran into trouble inside the politics of the Catholic community for his criticisms of Pope Francis, a liberal whose leftist pronouncements often have stunned the community and the "modern" reforms in the church.

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President Donald Trump has a new ad in his campaign for the White House in next week's election … and there are some people who start watching and don't get to the end.

"I couldn't finish it," explained one social media commenter. "I have a daughter and if this ever happened…. Probably best not to say."

Eric Daugherty of Florida Voice News posted the story online, and it is about the sorrow of a mother whose daughter was attacked and murdered by illegal aliens – while Kamala Harris was the Joe Biden administration "Border Czar." She tells her "heartbreaking" story.

"Her daughter was reportedly sexually assaulted for 2 straight hours, and killed, by illegal aliens," he reported, noting the mother explained, "I woke up to notice [my daughter] wasn't in her bed […] She was strangled to death. Left with no pants … ."

The mother charged, 'Kamala Harris was in charge of immigration and our borders. If we had better border policies… I truly believe this all could have been prevented. … Under her – my daughter's life was ripped away from her. She had her entire life ahead of her."

In fact, Biden and Harris trashed literally all of President Donald Trump's border security plans on the first day they took office. The result has been millions of illegal aliens flooding into the United States, including large numbers of potential terrorists, known criminals and violent offenders.

Trump has promised, if elected, to once again work to secure the border.

Another commenter responded with a praying hands emoji, and another gave a first-person testimony, "My family all had to flee Venezuela to escape the crime ridden hell hole it had become. This criminals is what we call 'The Children of Chavez' which have killed millions back home, we ran away to be safe in America and Kamala let them in, you guys have no idea what they're capable of. They kill with no remorse, be careful because if you don't get this animals out it will only get worse."

Many expressed their condolences for the heartbreaking tale.

"I couldn't finish watching the ad. It makes me physically ill," said Sue. Michael joined, with, "I am angry. This poor child's death is on Kamala Harris' hands."

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A top U.S. senator and legendary college football coach says former President Donald Trump has "a good chance" of winning the Democratic stronghold state of New York in the November presidential election.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., the former head football coach at Auburn University, the University of Mississippi, Texas Tech, and the University of Cincinnati, made the statement on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo.

"He told me a year ago, Maria when we were playing golf one day. He says, 'Coach, I'm going to have a great chance of winning New York.' I said, 'You've lost your mind.' He goes, 'You wait and see. We're going to work New York hard, we're gonna get the people and tell people the truth about what's happening, and we're going to clean our city and our states up around the country, and New York's going to be one of them.' So, hey, he's giving it a run for it, and I think he's got a good chance."

"Wow, that is incredible, if he were to take New York," Bartiromo responded, as she noted large crowds of Trump fans waiting outside Madison Square Garden in New York City for a Trump campaign rally scheduled for 5 p.m. Sunday.

New York has most often voted for the more liberal candidate in U.S. elections, and has been a safe haven for Democrats since the 1988 contest, with former President Ronald Reagan being the last Republican to take the Empire State in 1984 when he won a 49-state landslide. Trump lost New York state by more than 20 points in the previous two elections.

Bartiromo then asked Tuberville, who also sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee: "Do you think you could do a Republican sweep here?"

"I think we could – it's going to be very close," he replied.

"Again, I don't know much about the House. I think the Senate – I think we're going to get 51-54 seats in the Senate, just the work that I've seen over the last four or five months. And, of course, President Trump, he's run a very strong campaign the last three weeks, Maria."

"He's got to win. Our country is in such a tailspin. The people who say they might not vote for Trump are the young people, and they're voting against their future. I don't understand that.

"I've been trying to tell all these young people across the country your future is at stake if you don't elect somebody that believes in America and believes in the Constitution like President Trump, you're gonna have a tough time in life. So, looking forward to working, hopefully, with a lot of these young kids and getting them to vote for President Trump."

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In a confirmation that election fraud actually is a factor, and there actually are those who are trying illegally to influence the 2024 presidential election to the detriment of voters, authorities have confirmed there have been fraudulent documents appearing already in at least two states, one of them a key swing state.

The Daily Mail reports authorities in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, have identified 2,500 suspected fraudulent voter registration applications that had been dropped off at an elections office.

They said a criminal investigation has been launched.

They had "false names, suspicious handwriting, questionable signatures, incorrect addresses or other problematic details," the report said.

Further, at least two other counties in the important swing state got similar applications, and were checking them.

Heather Adams, the prosecuting attorney in Lancaster County, confirmed, "It appears to be an organized effort at this point. But of course, it's an ongoing investigation. And we'll be looking into who exactly participated in it and how far up it goes."

Ray D'Agostino, a county commissioner, told the publication it appears this outbreak of criminal activity is "contained."

"This is not right. It's illegal. It's immoral. And we found it, and we're going to take care of it," he said.

The suspect applications mostly were dated since August 15 and were from Lancaster City.

Adams said information that raised questions included birth dates, phone numbers, Social Security numbers and more.

When the real owners of those names and ID numbers were contacted, they confirmed they "did not request the form. They did not complete the form and verified that the signature on the form was not theirs," Adams said.

The state was at the heart of suspicions about fraudulent votes in the 2020 race, after it took four days to count them and then Joe Biden was discovered to be the winner.

The report explained, "The applications in question were dropped off in two batches, according to county election officials. Concerns were raised during staff's normal process reviewing and entering applications into the system."

The other outbreak of fraud was reported in leftist Colorado, but was on a smaller scale.

Authorities in that state, where Democrats in office and Democrats in the state Supreme Court had schemed to try to take President Donald Trump off the ballot, but lost in a big way at the U.S. Supreme Court, explained at least a dozen mail ballots were stolen, filled out fraudulently, and returned to be counted in Mesa County.

There, officials admitted some of the ballots even were processed before the fraud was noticed.

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A new report charges that a doctor studying the impact of puberty-blocking drugs on children found they didn't help, so she is hiding the results because they could be used by those opposing the transgender ideology adopted as a government goal by the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration.

The New York Post reports the "woke" doctor refused to release the results of the study, funded by $10 million in tax money.

"A prominent doctor and trans rights advocate admitted she deliberately withheld publication of a $10 million taxpayer-funded study on the effect of puberty blockers on American children — after finding no evidence that they improve patients' mental health," the report charged.

The Post explains she worries the research could one day be used in court to argue "we shouldn't use blockers."

That maneuver, critics charged in the report, "flies in the face of research standards and deprives the public of 'really important' science in a field where Americans remain firmly divided."

The study for the National Institutes of Health involved 95 children, average age 11, to whom researchers delivered puberty-blocking drugs starting in 2015.

The drugs inhibit bodily development, such as the development of breasts and such.

One of the other researchers, Boston College clinical and research psychologist Amy Tishelman, said she understands the politics behind the decision, but said, "It's really important to get the science out there."

Erica Anderson, a clinical psychologist and a transgender youth expert, told The Post she was "shocked" and "disturbed" by the word the details were being concealed.

The Daily Caller News Foundation explained that Olson-Kennedy "reportedly feared that in light of recent attempts to limit the procedure, the results of the study showing no improvement to mental health outcomes may reveal that 'we shouldn't use blockers because it doesn't impact [the kids].'"

The Times revealed that about one-quarter of the study subjects reported symptoms of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation, while nearly 8% had attempted suicide.

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Kamala Harris already has taken widespread criticism, except from Democrats of course, for her total rejection of Christianity at a recent rally.

Two college students, apparently offended by her agenda to wantonly kill the unborn through her abortion campaign, shouted out "Jesus is Lord" and "Christ is King."

She reacted instantly, telling them they were at the wrong rally.

"She's saying 'Jesus is Lord' does not belong here," Messianic rabbi Jonathan Cahn, author of the bestselling "The Harbinger" and nearly a dozen others, explained in a new video, a video that collected nearly 90,000 views in just the first four hours online.

He explained Harris' statement could be considered to cover herself, her rally, the party, and party's platform.

"What is she doing? Mocking them for simply saying 'Jesus is Lord' and "Christ King.'"

Before now, in America's history, such comments would be considered heresy and blasphemy.

One of the targeted students, he pointed out, explained that Harris sarcastically waved at him and gave him an "evil smirk."

He explained Harris' words were "words that the anti-Christ will say in one form or another," the anti-Christ being the essence of evil prophesied in the Bible to come onto the earth during its last days.

The people at the rally aligned with Harris' perspective, he said, pushing at, assaulting, insulting and kicking out the two students.

He noted the Bible predicts in the last days a "great falling away" with the rise of the anti-Christ as the society moves from a Christian foundation, through non-Christian, into what he believes is now at hand, an anti-Christian society.

Harris, of course, "doesn't know what she's going," he said. However, "This is the future that Kamala Harris and her campaign are fighting for."

He noted how far away from Christianity the Democrat Party has moved, pointing out that the party nominee for president in 1952, Adlai Stevenson, ended his acceptance speech with a quote from the Bible, "I shall always try to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with my God."

WND previously reported on the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris regime, in which they've described conservative Catholic groups, parents concerned about radical leftist indoctrination in public schools and pro-life adherents as possible terrorists. They've sent grandmothers to prison for opposing abortion with their actions. They've tried to force all doctors, including those with moral objections to killing unborn children, into the nation's massive abortion industry. They want taxpayers to fund the industry of death, where the intention is that one of every two patients ends up dead. Religious objections to taking an experimental COVID vax? You're fired! Same if you don't abide by the extremist LGBT ideology that men can suddenly become women, just by saying so.

CatholicVote said her comments expose "her vile hatred toward Christians once again by ridiculing a rallygoer for invoking the name of God."

And U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., warned, "Two-thirds of America is Christian. One fourth of America is Catholic. Kamala has made it clear that she DOES NOT want YOUR vote."

WND reported on Harris' comments, and then JD Vance's response.

His comments came after the scandal when someone at a Harris rally shouted "Jesus is Lord" and she told him he was at the wrong rally.

JD Vance's response wasn't the same.

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk posted Vance's comment online:

Vance was commenting on the times that Harris is discounted or disregarded, even belittled, faith.

Someone in the crowd shouted, "Jesus is King," and he responded, "That's right. Jesus is King."

Harris' attack on Christians was stunning:

Ben Carson, formerly the chief of Housing and Urban Development, quoted from a Bible verse that states, "Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh."

"She didn't have time to think about what she was going to say," Carson told the crowd, Just the News reported. "She just said what is in her heart. So maybe she is the one who doesn't belong."