Posted on 08/31/2020 10:42:22 PM PDT by weston
Playing Joe, I wonder how many laugh breaks they have to take.
Good doggie story.
I think Rudy probably knows more about Biden than Biden does.
At least more than Biden can remember.
@ChristianWalk1r
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Obama chose to help illegal aliens, people who weren't even allowed to be in the country, over Black Americans.
It took a rich white man from New York to provide opportunities for blacks.
Former......... NM Dem Gov Bill Richardson............. is accused of raking in 100s of 1000s in bribes & kickbacks to fund debauched lifestyle including 'sexual services & favors' in a scam called the 'Richardson Ring'- then using operatives in state gov jobs to cover it up. https://t.co/J3CCJIw0zs— TheSharpEdge (@TheSharpEdge1) September 28, 2020
The 2 pm presser has been moved to 3:30 pm:
3:30PM THE PRESIDENT gives an update on the Nation’s Coronavirus Testing Strategy
Rose Garden
Trump gets a ........3rd nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize..................... and libs can't stand it.https://t.co/EHciDqSYcn— TheSharpEdge (@TheSharpEdge1) September 28, 2020
NEW @IlhanMN update:
Just discussed @Project_Veritas on @GlennBeck radio. Key points:
1. For years, sources told me @IlhanMN and her campaign director Ali Isse ran massive vote-buying operations in 2016 and 2018.
2. Early this year ... 1/x
https://t.co/266tj9HsB3— David Steinberg (@realDSteinberg) September 28, 2020
... two elected representatives brought this information to the @FBI .
3. It was an "open secret" in MN -- and statewide in the @MinnesotaDFL (MN Democratic Party).
4. But we had only off-record statements. So someone asked @Project_Veritas to try their method. 2/x
5. Now that @Project_Veritas has succeeded in finding concrete evidence @IlhanMN is doing it again, I can come forward with what I heard -- and the @FBI was told -- about her massive vote-buying in 2016 and 2018.
@TheDemocrats in MN knew. More importantly ... 3/x
By Chris Buskirk • September 26, 2020
Joe Biden has a problem. Actually, he has a few problems. Recent polling shows that Donald Trump is running much stronger with Hispanics and black voters than he did in 2016. Those are demographic groups that Biden needs to win big if he has any hope of winning the election. If Trump’s strength with these voters continues, it will doom Biden and lead to a second Trump term.
In Florida, an NBC/Marist poll conducted earlier this month showed President Trump with 50 percent of the Hispanic vote to Biden’s 46 percent. In 2016, Clinton won 62 percent of Hispanics compared to 35 percent for Trump. Trump is also outperforming 2016 with black Floridians. The same poll shows him with 11 percent support compared to 8 percent in the last election. If those numbers hold, Florida is simply unwinnable for Biden.
Polling in other states tells a similar story. A poll of 750 likely voters conducted for the Center for American Greatness in Nevada by Pulse Opinion shows Biden leading Trump by just a single point (49 percent to 48 percent). As in Florida, Trump is running strong with Hispanics, getting 47 percent support to Biden’s 49 percent.
For comparison, Trump got 29 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2016 to Hillary Clinton’s 60 percent. The poll also shows Trump with 41 percent of the black vote. Interestingly, he also ran stronger among bin Nevada in 2016 than he did nationally, so this is a continuation of that trend.
The Nevada survey also shows Trump with a slightly higher favorability rating compared to Biden (48 percent versus 46 percent) which undercuts the narrative that this is a race between a likable Biden and an unlikable Trump. This despite the constant drubbing Trump takes from elite media and the concomitant puffing of Biden.
Voters already have a fixed opinion of Donald Trump. But it turns out that they have one of Biden, too—and it’s not especially positive.
But it’s the loss of support among groups that historically have backed Democrats in a big way that must be a cause for concern among Democrats. If the trends seen in these polls apply in places like Arizona and North Carolina then the Biden campaign has a very narrow path to victory while Trump’s options increase. Here’s why:
There are essentially two tiers of battleground states. One group consists of Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina. These are all states that Trump won in 2016 that Democrats believe they can win this year. All three states lean Republican, but each has its own story offering Democrats a glimmer of hope.
Arizona, for example, elected a Democratic senator in 2018 for the first time in decades. If Biden can pick off even one of these states then would need to sweep the battleground states in the upper Midwest to win the election. Those states comprise the second group: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Trump won the first three in 2016 but by less than 80,000 votes combined. And he narrowly lost Minnesota.
If Trump holds the states in the first group as he appears likely to do then Biden has to win big in the Midwest—and he can’t lose states that Clinton won by small margins like Nevada (six electoral votes) and New Hampshire (four electoral votes). Clinton only won Nevada by 27,000 votes and New Hampshire by about 2,600.
As a practical matter, if Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina trend toward Trump over the next month, that would allow the campaign to focus more resources in those Midwestern states that would put him over the top. And it would cause Biden to spend time and money in states like Nevada that he’ll be afraid to lose.
The Center for American Greatness Nevada poll also hints at some further problems for Biden. Even some of his supporters don’t think he’ll win. This suggests an enthusiasm gap favoring the president.
Only 34 percent of Hispanics and 48 percent of blacks think Biden will win the election. If there is a further break towards one candidate or the other, don’t underestimate voters’ desire to back the one they believe will be the winner.
Enthusiasm counts because it drives donations and activism during the campaign and votes on election day. So the fact that only 66 percent of all Democrats in Nevada believe he will win compared to the 83 percent of Republicans who believe Trump will win points to a problem.
This is consistent with the enthusiasm gap we’ve seen elsewhere. During the summer, polling by the Center for American Greatness in Florida revealed that 72 percent of Trump voters strongly supported him compared to only 56 percent of Biden’s supporters strongly favoring him.
The fact that President Trump is increasing his support among Hispanic and black voters runs counter to the dominant narrative. But it shouldn’t. He got more votes from those two groups than Romney, McCain, or Bush. This is just a continuation of that trend. If it holds through election day, it will probably mean victory for Donald Trump.
@X2_T17
Black NON-Trump supporters walk straight through a Trump Rally and receive nothing but love!!
https://twitter.com/i/status/1310613063998091264
59 seconds video
Next declassification could flip Russia collusion script, point to effort to hurt Trump
Former NSC official says some evidence cut against claim Russia was helping Trump.
By John Solomon Updated: September 28, 2020 - 1:19pm
FTA
The Trump administration is preparing one of its biggest declassifications yet in the Russia case, a super-secret document that could flip the collusion theory on its head four years after the FBI first started its investigation.
Multiple officials familiar with the planned declassification, which could happen as early as this week, told Just the News that the new evidence will raise the specter that Russian President Vladimir Putin was actually trying to hurt President Trump, not help his election in 2016, as the Obama administration claimed.
The new evidence would complement a revelation last week that the primary source for the Christopher Steele anti-Trump dossier was known to the U.S. government to be tied to Russia intelligence, raising the possibility that the Russians were undercutting the GOP nominee.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., hinted at the big revelation in a Sunday appearance on the Fox News show “Sunday Futures with Maria Bartiromo.”
“Everything Russia-Trump was looked at. You had $25 million, 60 agents. You had subpoenas, you had people’s lives turned upside down,” Graham said. “The question is, ‘Did they look at Russia coming after Trump?’ “
Referring to last week’s revelation, Graham added: “We’ve got a Russian spy on the payroll of the Democratic Party putting together a document that details the FBI was not reliable.”
The possibility that the FBI and CIA had reason to suspect Russia was trying to hurt Trump and help rival Hillary Clinton first emerged in a Just the News article last month that revealed a House Intelligence Committee secret report accused the U.S Intelligence Community Assessment of ignoring credible evidence that the Russians tried to help Clinton in 2016.
Doctors office called and wanted me to drive to Seymour for the EKG and blood work this morning. I did and it’s done (along with some serious shopping to celebrate). And KFC pot pies for all.
Celebrate? While sitting in lab got a call from an elder at church. Was afraid it was bad news about Tom. It WAS NOT. Good news!!!!
As I said earlier, he came home Friday. HE. actually called the elder this morning. It seems that Parker the littlest grandson didn’t recognize him with his full white beard. The older ones had a great time teasing about Santa. Well little guy crawled up next to him and said “miss you gwampa”.
That’s all it’s taken. He ate some French toast this morning with some homemade maple syrup. And a bit of soup for lunch. Keep the prayers going everyone. They certainly are working
The Trump Tax Returns illustrate three primary things:
1) No unreported connections to Russia
2) MSM Journos & DNC Hacks do NOT understand how running a business and managing assets works tax-wise. Or any-wise.
3) Unlike Biden, President Trump didn't profit from his office.— Jeff Carlson (@themarketswork) September 27, 2020
Yum!
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