The Social Contract with Joe Walsh

I'm on the road again. In Wisconsin today campaigning for Kamala Harris. And I'm hearing from too many people who are thinking about not voting. No! We need you to vote. America needs you to vote. And when you vote, please vote for the candidate who does not believe that the people who disagree with her are the enemy.

Let me set the record straight on this whole "garbage" thing. It's not Biden, and it's not Harris who believes Americans are garbage. It's Trump. Trump is the one who said America is a garbage can. Trump is the one who called his political opponents "garbage" "evil" and the "enemy within." Trump is the one who said he would have the military go after his political opponents. So quit whining about what Biden said MAGA. You embrace Trump.

It was where Trump stood right before his supporters stormed the Capitol. Kamala Harris stood there last night and painted the contrast between her vision for America and Trump's vision. And it put squarely in our lap what kind of a people we want to be. The ball is now in our court America.

Yes, that rally at Madison Square Garden yesterday was an ugly, divisive, hate filled event. But pay attention to the scariest thing that was said last night the rally. Also, @realcarlallen and @kurtjetta join me to handicap this race one week out.

He did it again. At a rally last night Trump said America is a "garbage can." He said we're a garbage can. He said immigrants have turned this country into a garbage can. Screw Trump. Let's let Trump know loud and clear on November 5th that we're not a garbage can.

On a CNN town hall last night, Kamala Harris made very clear that she wants to focus on the American people. Which is the antithesis of what Trump wants to focus on. Trump is capable of only focusing on himself. This is a great way ultimately to frame the choose here. It's a stark contrast.

We have 13 days to go to make sure we don't elect a fascist as President of the United States. Retired General John Kelly, Donald Trump’s former chief of staff is saying the Republican presidential nominee meets the definition of a fascist and that while in office, Trump suggested that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler “did some good things.”

He lies every time he opens his mouth, he's nasty, cruel, bigoted, ignorant, hateful in everything he says, but it just doesn't matter. It doesn't matter to his supporters, in fact, many of them love what he says, but it doesn't matter to too many of the rest of us, we just roll our eyes. No other candidate is treated that way. Why?