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Send him the stand alone bill for the workers nancy
The left hates the truth trump is exposing
They are paid billions try to not get him re-elected
Paying fda people to make rules tougher to get the vaccine out
The left has so much ties to China it is not funny
Send him the stand alone bill for the workers nancy
It has to be tough to pass a vaccine ya dog for brains.
Your idiot in chief wants them passed at all costs before election
Dumb
Why are they making the laws tougher before an election
It is a politically hit job
If any democract was in office they would make the rules easier
Trump's FDA
Trump's scientists
Trump's government
Trump fire the scientist you people would
Did Trump appointment them
How could anyone who supports Trump make these criticisms of anyone?
what scares me is that this scene popped up on my youtube recommendation without me looking it up
Yeah thats what trump should do. Fire the scientists and hire Barron and Eric to review the vaccines and pass them
even TSAnon ran away from this one
The nation's elders are abandoning Donald Trump in droves
What is even more significant than the topline number, however, is that
Trump’s biggest decline came from seniors,
where Biden leads by 27 points (62-35).
While that is dramatic, other national and state polls have shown Biden with a sizable lead among seniors.
That is a huge reversal from 2016 when Trump won with voters who were over 65 by seven points.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/202...rump-in-droves
“Trump has a complex, sophisticated, meticulous, multilayered
strategy to finish the job of destroying American democracy.
To those of us who’ve lived all this before,
it is a battle plan par excellence,
extremely well designed,
carefully thought out,
meticulously planned,
redundant,
interlocking,
self-reinforcing. That should make you shudder.
Yes, really.
It’s in open view, for anyone who cares to look.”
“It consists of five interlocking elements.
One, delegitimise the vote.
Two, refuse to accede to a peaceful transfer of power.
Three, use one and two to mount legal challenges, at a granular level which gum up the works, throwing the election into legal jeopardy.
Four, arm-twist electors to vote Republican on the basis on one, two, and three.
Five, wait for the Supreme Court to decide the election in Trump’s favour — as it inevitably will now.”
https://www.counterpunch.org/2020/10...ma-and-bernie/
Do you work hard to be this stupid or does it come naturally?
No it in az lots of old people with trump hates and flags
President Trump to slap fresh restrictions on H-1B work visas,
refuses to hear public comment on changes
https://www.theregister.com/2020/10/..._visa_changes/
you are seriously re ed.
Game over. This thing is Over, Done, Kaput. Trump is in a worse position than Herbert Hover when he went up against FDR.
If Nancy doesn't cave to Trump, she's refusing to negotiate!
The gray revolt against Trump
President Trump is losing his fellow baby boomers. Their turnabout is the central reason he trails Joe Biden by a substantial — and apparently growing — margin.
Four years ago, Trump handily won his own generation, which is generally defined as being born between 1946 and 1964, while losing every younger generation. The Pew Research Center estimates that Trump beat Hillary Clinton by nine percentage points among voters 65 and older.
The latest polls this year show a radically different situation. A CNN poll released yesterday found
Biden leading Trump by 21 points — 60 percent to 39 percent — among likely voters 65 and older.
An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday found
an even bigger gap: 27 points.
Dave Wasserman of The Cook Political Report calls it “the ‘gray revolt’ against Trump.”
Why is it happening?
Older Americans began to drift away from Trump even before the coronavirus.
Some don’t like his “chaotic and unconventional presidency,” as Ella Nilsen of Vox points out.
Others may be more open to supporting Biden than Clinton — given his gender and what polls show to be his lower negativity ratings and less liberal image.
Baby boomers also have experience living in a less polarized country, when vote switching was more common.
But the virus seems to be a factor, too.
Many older Americans understand that other countries have handled the virus better than the U.S. They are tired of the restrictions of pandemic life. And
many boomers are afraid — for good reason, given that about 150,000 of the 210,000 confirmed U.S. virus deaths have occurred among people 65 or older.
There are only two age groups that continue to support Trump, according to Times polls conducted over the past month.
The first is a narrow slice of people older than baby boomers, typically in their late 70s, who have long been conservative.
The second is a group of middle-aged people who include the youngest boomers and the oldest members of Generation X:
The middle-aged group is less vulnerable to the disease than people over 65 (although they’re still vulnerable).
The group is also more conservative than people under 40. Its members came of age during Jimmy Carter’s unsuccessful presidency, Ronald Reagan’s two terms in office and the U.S. triumph in the Cold War.
But winning only a couple of slices of the country’s age spectrum isn’t enough to win a presidential election. The CNN and NBC polls both showed Trump trailing by double digits nationwide.
New polls yesterday showed him losing in
Arizona,
Florida,
Michigan,
North Carolina,
Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin.
Trump keeps telling people that the virus is not as bad as they’ve heard.
Older Americans aren’t buying it.
-- NYTimes email
GOP donors are giving up on Trump to keep Mitch McConnell in power
Republicans seem resigned to a loss for President Donald Trump and are focusing their resources on holding onto their Senate majority.
Top GOP donors have been shifting their focus to Senate races for weeks as the president continues to sink in the polls and the party’s down-ballot candidates have been substantially out-raised
“There is no discussion among donors about giving money to the president,”
the benefits of divided government to hobble Joe Biden in the event he wins.
McConnell (R-KY) has been warning that
Democrats would expand the Supreme Court,
grant statehood to Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia and
end the filibuster if they took away his power.
“He’s already moving into those talking points,” said one GOP operative, “and that is by design.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/10/gop...8460&list_id=1
America For Sale.
Who Spends The Most Wins
And the oligarchy has $100Ms, $B?, to spend
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