Trump won't win NY.  That rally may have seemed impressive, but it was only 30k people or so, and NYC has millions of eligible voters, most of them democrat (or further left).

Mentally ill, probably.

She's a liberal democrat, so no "probably" about it - she's mentally ill.

Illegal immigration, abortion and the economy are top issues, but I think people need to realize so is antisemitism.  Also, Joe's racist comments against Black, Hispanics and Jews aren't going to be just dusted away this time around. 

Yes, I believe the fix is already in, but I do believe that there is a possibility that Trump may win by such a landslide that it will be undeniable.  That is why I don't think the DEMS are going to run Biden.  Either that are we'll see such an October surprise that the elections won't take place.

God help us and stop the evil that has a stranglehold on this country from prevailing.

 Silicon Valley investors embrace Trump after years of leaning left: ‘Impossible to support Biden’
By Social Links for Ariel Zilber
Published May 24, 2024, 9:55 a.m. ET

Some Silicon Valley venture capitalists have begun to turn against President Biden while openly touting their support for former President Donald Trump — a sea change for an industry that has overwhelmingly supported Democrats in years past.

Prominent moguls such as David Sacks, Chamath Palihapitiya, Marc Andreessen and Shaun Maguire have grown disillusioned with signature Biden policy proposals such as his call for a 25% “billionaire tax” as well as antitrust crackdowns waged by the Federal Trade Commission.

“It’s impossible to support Biden,” Keith Rabois, an early executive at PayPal who also played a role in the growth of LinkedIn, Square and Slide, told the New York Times.

While Rabois said he was not a fan of Trump, he would be “focused on electing a GOP Congress and Senate.”

Tech executives are also unhappy with the stringent regulations imposed on the cryptocurrency sector by Gary Gensler, Biden’s pick to head the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Lina Khan, Biden’s chair of the FTC, has sought to move aggressively against large tech companies that critics say have amassed too much power in the marketplace.

Khan unsuccessfully challenged Microsoft’s $70 billion acquisition of video game maker Activision Blizzard as well as Meta’s attempt to buy virtual reality startup Within.

more
https://nypost.com/2024/05/24/business/silicon-valley-investors-turn-against-biden-embrace-trump/

Better Idea.... @Cyber Liberty  @mystery-ak  Put her in TO like you did that other dude that refused to excerpt back in the day.  Hell she has been warned many times.