Posted on 08/31/2020 10:42:22 PM PDT by weston
Flynn hearing on Motion to Dismiss.
We're waiting for the hearing to begin. /1— Leslie McAdoo Gordon (@McAdooGordon) September 29, 2020
Hhahaha is this true? I just posted the same thing. Or is this just some guy joking around?
Thanks, Gran.
I’m thinking it’s a joke.
Or is it? LOL
For those of you who think President Trump is going to struggle in tonight’s Debate:
Allow me to take you on a little trip down memory lane from 4 years ago.
Activate President Savage 🔥@TrumpStudents pic.twitter.com/Ua36Rq4eyy— Benny (@bennyjohnson) September 29, 2020
This may have been posted already
Mark Kaye
@markkayeshow
REAKING:
@JoeBiden
’s team asking debate moderators about appearing “virtually” for the debate tonight!!!
you beat me again!
I think it was a joke, don’t you?
He’s a comedian. It was a JOKE.
Most people have a word or phrase or two they instinctively use when they lose their train of thought or need time to think while speaking. For Biden, those phrases are "Look!" and "C'mon, man!" It will be interesting to see how often he uses them during tonight's debate.— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) September 29, 2020
Subject: Supplemental debate pool report #1
Greetings from Cleveland.
A small supplemental pool will be seated in the audience for the first presidential debate tonight between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
Your pooler was able to get into the debate venue early to see the set and stage that was constructed in the atrium of the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion, a joint project of Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic.
There are two dark lecterns for Trump and Biden to stand behind and a wide desk for moderator Chris Wallace. A large eagle with a banner reading Union and the Constitution Forever” hangs over the stage. The carpet on the stage is deep blue with white stars.
There are rows of wooden chairs, seated on red carpet, for the smaller-than-usual audience. Some seats have signs that say “Thanks for not sitting here in observance of social distancing” (though it appears family members will be seated next to each other). Each seat has an orange program and a pack of anti-bacterial wet wipes courtesy of C-SPAN.
Only a few seats are marked with names – First Lady Melania Trump, Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr. Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump, Lara Trump, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Rep. Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows, Phoebe Meadows and Blake Meadows. None of the seats are marked on the Biden side.
Peter Eyre, senior advisor for the Commission on Presidential Debates, said about 80 people will sit in the audience. They include the candidates’ family members, campaign staff, hosts, health and security officials and journalists, he said.
TV networks have set up a spot for standups overlooking the venue. Signs have been erected that say “Covid-19 Safety Reminders: Wear Facemask Maintain Physical Distance of 6 feet” with the 2020 presidential debate logo.
The modern, glassy building is home to dental, nursing and medical students. It was opened last year and was converted temporarily to a Covid hospital. Outside the building, huge dark blue banners marked the occasion: “Welcome to the presidential debate.
Attendees must undergo a maze of security and temperature checks to get into the debate venue. All attendees also were tested for Covid at the Cleveland Clinic prior to their arrival
Pretty sure it was. These days it’s sometimes hard to tell.
Excellent analysis. Sort of like going into a den of vipers. No quick moves every thing slow, methodical and with purpose.
Came in off porch too cold. Will watch debate in AM —— maybe. Lurking here —- maybe fall asleep.
When. widen accuses POTUS of something he didn’t do. POTUS should reply “come on man! That’s malarkey and you know it!”
I just got a thank you card from POTUS.
Thanking me for sending a card of condolences on the death of his brother.
Just LOL - seen in a YouTube comment - Joe Biden is more confused than Michelle Obama’s gynecologist
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