As Biden running mate decision nears, negative stories on candidates increase

Washington Examiner ^ | May 28, 2020 | Joseph Simonson

[kevcol]

"Our Governor is the latest Democrat to decide that the rules they impose on their citizens to address the COVID-19 pandemic don’t apply to her," the New Mexico Republican Party tweeted Wednesday. "A bombshell report reveals that the governor violated her own stay-at-home order to stock up on some high-end jewelry."

Just a day before, Whitmer was forced to address reports that her husband had used her name at a dock to help get their boat placed in the water faster ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.

“My husband made a failed attempt at humor last week when checking in with a small business that helps with our boat and dock up north," Whitmer said during a press conference Tuesday. “Knowing it wouldn’t make a difference, he jokingly asked if being married to me might move him up in the queue. Obviously, with the motorized boating prohibition in our early days of COVID-19, he thought it might get a laugh. It didn’t.”

[SunkenCiv]

The Dem megadonors don't want another Obamanation, which is what they'd get if Biden actually got elected and sworn in. He'd be removed for inability to carry out his duties, or just "die of natural causes" before May 2021 rolls around.

[EC Washington]

I was just in an argument on who is the most Evil women in American History - it was a tie between Hitlery and Nazi Pelosi. Before the November election one of them will do something to claim #1 in Evil.

[Rockingham]

The Dems are a ruthless bunch, aren’t they?

[CedarDave]

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