Conservatives join together to defend free speech from threat they see in the Harris-Walz agenda
Alex Miller, The Washington Times
The leaders and groups they represent have endorsed a letter outlining the threat they say Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate pose, citing actions Ms. Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz have taken in their political careers. In particular, the letter points to Ms. Harris’ crusade as California attorney general to force conservative nonprofit groups such as Americans for Prosperity to produce donor lists. The effort landed her on the losing end of a Supreme Court decision that upheld the group’s First Amendment rights.

Michigan governor appears to be mocking faith
Salena Zito, Washington Examiner
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer participated in a video by feeding a Dorito to pro-abortion podcaster Liz Plank while wearing a Harris-Walz hat. Anyone of faith who watched the video would immediately see it as a mockery of the sacred sacrament of Communion. The video is an adaptation of the “feeding someone” TikTok trend, which has become popular with celebrities such as singer Billie Eilish and Kylie Jenner. Plank took to X to defend her actions, but not exactly in the way you’d expect someone to behave tryin to reassure people of faith.

Is a Hurricane Biden Brewing?
Julie Kelly, Substack
Harris’ latest comments are likely to get Biden’s Irish up; it is only a matter of time before Biden’s well-known temper, coupled with deteriorating mental capacities and the memoryholing of his 50-year career in government, gets the best of him once again:  Biden’s slow burn might heat up over the weekend as new polling suggests Harris is losing ground in key swing states. And after Harris’ bad week, those numbers likely will continue to drop. No one will watch Harris’ slide more than Joe Biden—it’s hard to imagine he’ll keep quiet.

Kamala for President … of Lebanon
Deroy Murdock, The American Spectator
I have three pieces of advice for the citizens of this battered region. First, fly to Tijuana, run across the border, and surrender to the Border Patrol. Rather than suffer from the Kamala Harris administration’s almost sadistic neglect, these people’s every need will be catered to: free food, healthcare, cell phones, plane tickets. My second piece of advice to those in the Helene Zone is to fly to Lebanon and seek Kamala’s help there. My third piece of advice for those struggling after Helene: Stop voting Democrat.

Bret Baier: The Path To The Presidency, Current What-If Scenario Shows Trump Winning 302-236
Ian Schwartz, Real Clear Politics
'Special Report' anchor Bret Baier on Friday displayed an electoral map based on recent polls and poll averages. 270 is the number you have to get to. A new Wall Street Journal survey out today shows Donald Trump leading Kamala in Nevada by six points. That would give the former president a razor-thin edge in the Real Clear Politics average of polls. In our what-if scenario tonight, we would award him Nevada's six electoral votes, making the new outcome 302 for Trump, 236 for Harris, and increasing Democratic jitters.

Trump Outperforms Harris with Hispanic Male Voters: Poll
Daily Caller News Foundation (Rebeka Zeljko), The Star News Network
Donald Trump is outperforming Vice President Kamala Harris among Hispanic male voters, according to an AP/NORC poll released Friday. Just 36% of Hispanic male voters said Harris would make a good president while 42% said the same for Trump, according to the poll. Harris is holding on to her lead among Hispanic women voters, with 50% supporting the Democratic candidate while just 30% support Trump. Trump has managed to gain ground with Hispanic voters and widen the gender gap, which could pose a liability for the Harris campaign.
 

Trump Rejects Fox News’ Proposal of 2nd Debate With Harris
Janice Hisle, The Epoch Times
On Oct. 9, Trump said, “There will be no rematch!” He made the announcement in a post on his Truth Social platform. The Republican presidential nominee further explained his rationale. He said “there is nothing to debate” because Harris appeared on ABC-TV’s “The View” and said she couldn’t think of any presidential policies or actions she would have handled differently than President Joe Biden did. “It is very late in the process” prior to the Nov. 5 election, Trump said, noting, “voting has already begun.”