Donald Trump invited that nasty Megyn Kelly to speak at his closing rally of the election season in Pennsylvania last night. Donald Trump did, indeed, surround himself with strong women for the event, including Governor Sarah Huckabee-Sanders, Tulsi Gabbard, and now Megyn Kelly.

Some would say what was once called the Trump Train has now become the pirate ship of a multiplicity of American-loving Patriots who want to see this country thrive again. Whoever would have thought that the Grand Old Party would attract people like Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, and now the lady Trump once referred to as nasty, Megyn Kelly?

While these patriotic Americans may not be card-carrying Republicans, they are still voting for Trump.

Megy Kelly makes it known why she voted for him.

Protecting Women

Here are Megyn’s remarks last night.

Joe Rogan’s endorsement might be more consequential, but Megyn Kelly just delivered the most persuasive case for Trump that I’ve ever seen. Watch the whole thing. pic.twitter.com/clwQFdIdW3

— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) November 5, 2024

If you listen to Megyn Kelly regularly, as I do, you will know about her conversion. She tells us it’s about protecting women—in all ways, not just from the rampant crime thanks to Biden-Harris policies on wide-open borders with gangs and criminals flooding into our country, but from the trans cult as well.

Invited to the stage in Pittsburgh, Kelly defended Trump against recent controversies, including his repeated pledge to be the “protector” of women, and pressed his case on border security and his opposition to transgender athletes participating in sports.

“He got mocked by the left by saying he would be a protector of women,” Kelly said. “He will be a protector of women and it’s why I’m voting for him. He will close the border and he will keep the boys out of women’s sports where they don’t belong.” – AP

Megyn Kelly started her short speech by calling out Mark Cuban’s asinine remarks about Trump never ever surrounding himself with strong and intelligent women.

“Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. Ever. It’s just that simple. They’re intimidating to him.” – Mark Cuban.

Kelly began by referring to Kamala Harris surrogate Mark Cuban’s stupid remarks about how Trump is afraid of strong women. After relating a different story about proving Cuban wrong during an interview, Kelly said, “Here I am, at a Trump rally, a strong intelligent woman to prove Mark Cuban wrong again.” – Red State

Maybe the Kamala Harris campaign realized that Mark Cuban is no Elon Musk because Cuban has since tried to backtrack on his ridiculous remarks, and the state media is now giving him the cold shoulder.

Moving Forward

The Victory Girls readers are old enough to remember when Trump once called Megyn Kelly “nasty. “The feud between Trump and Kelly became the story during his 2016 campaign. They’ve since wiped the slate clean long ago. And Megyn Kelly interviewed Donald last year.

Megyn Kelly’s remarks last night were also geared toward men in this country.

She said men with blue-collar jobs “with the beards and the tats” don’t want to be judged by celebs supporting Harris like Oprah and Beyoncé “who will never have to face the consequences of her disastrous economic policies.”

“President Trump gets it,” Kelly said. “He will not look at our boys like they’re second-class citizens.” – New York Post

This election cycle has turned into something genuinely awe-inspiring, and Trump has been running a positive, upbeat, energetic campaign. Everyone thought he would be the angry old man out to seek revenge for how he’d been targeted and treated.

Nope. Instead, Trump has reached out to people the Republicans always used to talk about but never did any actual work on gaining their votes. He has actually brought people of all types of backgrounds together.

Donald Trump is a fine example of how we can be ourselves while appreciating other individuals and their uniqueness, uniting us all because we love America’s traditions and values.

Trump has been hanging around men like Theo Von, Joe Rogan, and Adin Ross over the last few months. It did seem to get a little “Bro” heavy there for a while, but we need it.

What Piqued Megyn Kelly?

So, what changed Megyn Kelly’s mind about Trump?

Megyn often recognizes a British women’s rights campaigner, Kelly-Jay Keen, for piquing her on the trans ideology.

In a video last year, Megyn explains why she no longer uses stupid preferred pronouns and how they are a gateway into the absurd.

Megyn Kelly gets choked up when she explains the harm caused when one is “being kind.”

Once upon a time, Megyn Kelly didn’t see a problem using “She” when describing a man in a dress. Megyn admits that she was just trying to be kind. I wish she would speak more on this regularly. Perhaps Megyn can be our very own American version of Kelly-Jay Keen.

And last night, the former Fox anchor went on to call out the ugly new masculinity that the Democrats are trying to develop.

She also took a shot at Democrats’ “version of masculinity” and the marriage between Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, who has faced allegations this campaign season that he once struck an ex-girlfriend in 2012 as the pair were leaving an event at the Cannes Film Festival in France.

“I don’t remember a single media person, not one, who sat with him, asked him about the abuse allegations against him,” Kelly said.

A spokesperson for Emhoff told Semafor last month that the report, which appeared in the Daily Mail, was “untrue.”

“I’m not into their version of toxic masculinity or new masculinity,” Kelly said of liberals. “I prefer the old version and I prefer a president who understands how to be strong and how to fight.” New York Post

Me too, Megyn. I also prefer the old version. Today, I will vote for Donald J. Trump for the same reasons.

The day is finally here, Election Day.

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