McGinley Reveals How The Biden Campaign Is Outsourcing Its Dirty Work To DNC And Dark Money Groups

 

Bill McGinley confidently predicts a landslide victory for Donald Trump in the 2024 election, securing 350 electoral votes and flipping states like Minnesota and Virginia. Bannon condemns the ruling class and “sociopathic overlords” who control the country through propaganda and the administrative state, asserting that the working class is being liberated under Trump’s leadership.   Bannon and McGinley criticize the Democratic Party’s strategy of utilizing outside groups funded by billionaires to support Biden’s re-election campaign, claiming it’s a means to control the government and its $3 trillion budget. He references books like “The Blueprint” and “The Argument” that detail how progressives have invested in infrastructure to gain power, contrasting this with the Republican approach.   Bannon discusses Project 2025, which aims to dismantle the administrative state, and anticipates Supreme Court rulings that could limit its power. Bannon says the 2020 election was stolen from Trump, distinguishing the Republican response from the progressive stages of grief after losing elections. Bannon and McGinley both praise the grassroots energy and volunteers supporting Trump’s re-election campaign and criticizes the “greatest concentration of wealth in American history” that occurred under Obama, benefiting the 1% in contrast to Trump’s populist economic policies.

The History Of Biden’s Billionaire Dark Money, Bill McGinley Reveals Bill McGinley emphasized the importance of volunteers in the upcoming election, urging listeners to sign up at TrumpForce47.com to become poll watchers and participate in the voting process. He also highlighted ProtectTheVote.com for those in battleground states to sign up as poll watchers or election officials. McGinley stressed the need for volunteers to get proper training and understand the rules. Additionally, he mentioned SwampTheVote.com for guidance on the best voting methods, encouraging early voting to save resources and focus efforts on remaining voters.   He discussed the significant financial differences between the 2020 campaigns, with Democrats significantly outspending Republicans and creating a sophisticated ecosystem of spending and infrastructure. He pointed out the substantial amounts of money funneled into battleground states and the strategic investments made by Democrats to support their campaigns.   McGinley called for a volunteer-driven approach to counter this, highlighting the power of committed and trained volunteers to ensure transparency and integrity in the voting process. He reiterated the need for early voting to optimize resources and secure a victory in November.