The Office Of Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign team is disavowing any affiliation with a newly formed political committee called the “MAGA Patriot Party.”

“We are not supportive of this effort, have nothing to do with it, and only know about it through public reporting,” campaign adviser Jason Miller told via text message.

“Donald J. Trump for President” (DJTFP), in a miscellaneous report filed with the Federal Election Commission, said it wanted “to disavow the activities of a committee named Patriot Party.”

The “MAGA Patriot Party National Committee” filed a notice of organization with the commission earlier on Jan. 25. While the filing claimed that Trump’s team was linked to the new committee, Trump’s team said it “didn’t authorize the filing of a form claiming it as a participant in joint fundraising activities, hasn’t entered into any joint fundraising agreement with the new committee, and has no knowledge of the Patriot Party’s activities.”

MAGA, which typically stands for “Make America Great Again” was Trump’s campaign slogan.

“To be clear: DJTFP has no affiliation with Patriot Party, which is not authorized by Mr. Trump or DJTFP,” Trump’s team said.

“DJTFP is placing this disavowal notice on the public record out of concern for confusion among the public, which may be misled to believe that Patriot Party’s activities have been authorized by Mr. Trump or DJTFP—or that contributions to this unauthorized committee are being made to DJTFP—when that is not true.”

Officials of the “MAGA Patriot Party National Committee” didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. A man named James Davis of Punta Gorda, Florida, is listed as the committee’s treasurer.

Speculation has run rampant since Trump left office last week as to whether he’ll try to form a third party to challenge the status quo.

A new poll showed a hypothetical Patriot Party led by the former president would be more popular with voters than the Republican Party.

Trump has stayed mum about his plans now that he’s out of office, although his advisers have said he will get involved with the 2022 midterm elections, and may be considering a 2024 presidential run.

The Fraud-In-Chief

It was fortunate for Biden that there were “thousands of troops” at the capitol for his swearing-in ceremony. If they had not been there it would have been a starkly “empty” sight.

Similar to his campaign appearances, few people showed up. That’s because “China Joe” is not popular with Americans regardless of party affiliation.

“Sniffy” Joe’s campaign trail mostly took place in his own basement. He knew the election would be rigged in his favor, so he didn’t have to expend an inordinate amount of energy on winning the hearts of voters.

The Swamp will now retain power permanently and try to drain us. We can’t vote them out because our voting system has been compromised. There’s no sense in voting for Trump’s “Patriot Party” until we get rid of the mail-in ballot abuse as well as the computer voting. We need to stick to paper ballots and voter ID at polling stations.

Regardless, we now have to deal with a very “corrupt” Biden who is already undoing all the good Trump accomplished.

The lying corporate media are “gushing” over Biden and his cabinet picks. Many Democrats such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Michael Moore are eager to pursue a purge of Trump’s followers. They want strip us of our jobs, our remaining freedoms, and send us to reeducation camps. That’s what communists do. They love sending their enemies to gulags.

Look for “Bogus” Joe Biden and his party of totalitarianism to continue their compromise of conservative free speech. There will also be false flags leading to gun confiscation. He will push for mandatory vaccination. It’s not a pleasant situation.

Conservatives can’t depend on politicians, the military, or the courts to help us. If we are to restore the Republic then we must first stop hoping that someone else will save it for us. To even have a chance we must first stick together and save ourselves. We are the patriots in charge.

Ben Garrison