Trump Solidifies His Win in November – Part One of Two

The following article, Trump Solidifies His Win in November – Part One of Two, was first published on The Black Sphere. Forget all the quips that Trump writers prepared for him for the Alfred E Smith Dinner. While the jokes were spot on and had the impact of most well-written comedy, it’s the other things that Trump did that made this event even more profound. Before I explain how Trump secured his already secure election, let’s give kudos to Trump’s writers. They delivered knock-out blows with their jokes, cleverly blending their humor with relevant facts. These writers covered many serious issues in a way that comedy is supposed to deliver. They covered Harris’ absence, Trump’s assassination attempt, transgender issues, and many other Leftwing nutjob comments in a way that allowed even Democrats to enjoy a few laughs at their own expense. Who knew they were capable, right? As an example of outstanding comedy, check out this shot Trump took at the “women” of The View. Trump trolls The View: “They need to bring Rosie O’Donnell back.”pic.twitter.com/DO8f7hVTF0 — Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) October 18, 2024 The masterful use of Rosie O’Donnell offers a clinic in comedy “call backs”. A callback is when...