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They’ll try anything to try to panic the hundreds of thousands attending President Trump’s massive rallies. Make way for pandemic pandemonium. Election Campaign 2020 will be all about the coronavirus threat—and in particular about how the bug’s global-wide spread is the fault of President Donald Trump. It’s already off to the races with a digital foothold nine months out from Election Day with explosive impacts on the president’s winning economy.

A grand renewal of the American spirit can overwhelm the stench of insider trading, nepotism and dishonesty that have become the hallmark of today's bureaucracies, if only President Trump is willing to let the light in with an influx of broad-based President Donald Trump was fortunate to have run against a corpse in the 2016 election. Had his Democratic opponent exhibited even a teensy bit more energy, he may not have been able to slide into first place with his skeletal campaign crew. While hundreds of thousands of Americans wanted to participate in the Trump campaign, the infrastructure simply did...

A vote for Donald Trump is, in essence a vote for you and your loved ones and is all the electorate really has With almost an entire nation playing doctor trying to diagnose the source of Hillary Clinton’s videoed failing health, Barack Hussein Obama is campaigning from Air Force One. Obama, who once infamously advised, “if they bring a knife to a fight, we bring a gun” is now bringing Air Force One—whose fuel, maintenance and upkeep are paid for from the public purse—to the Hillary campaign. “That’s exactly what Barack Obama said he would do to counter Republican attacks...

Last week former Mitt Romney campaign manager Matt Rhoades and two young Republican sharpshooters, Tim Miller and Joe Pounder, announced they would set up a new organization, America Rising, devoted to the collection, dissemination and deployment of opposition research against Democrats and a counterpart to the hugely successful American Bridge on the left. [snip]

Democratic Talking Points For Dummies! Breaks down Democratic Talking Points into simple english.

DNC Set to Move Obama Speech from 74,000 Stadium to 20,000 Arena Tuesday, September 4, 2012 Democrats are poised to avoid the danger of President Barack Obama accepting his party’s nomination before a partially-empty stadium by shifting his speech to an indoor arena and citing ‘severe weather’. The Obama campaign have been working desperately to ensure that the 74,000-seater Bank of America stadium in Charlotte would be filled. Buses for students from across North Carolina and even members of black churches in neighboring South Carolina have been arranged.

I’m seriously conflicted. I’m beginning to have flashbacks to the presidential race of 2008. There are some disturbing parallels between the candidacy of the hapless John “you can’t do it my friend” McCain and the present candidate, the anointed of the Washington Republican Establishment. It’s akin to the feeling I got when I realized that George Bush was anything but the conservative he positioned himself to be. Americans have been watching with an almost preternatural intensity as this all too real drama plays out on our national stage. Mitt Romney ran for the nomination of the Republican Party like a...

I’m seriously conflicted. I’m beginning to have flashbacks to the presidential race of 2008. There are some disturbing parallels between the candidacy of the hapless John “you can’t do it my friend” McCain and the present candidate, the anointed of the Washington Republican Establishment. It’s akin to the feeling I got when I realized that George Bush was anything but the conservative he positioned himself to be. Americans have been watching with an almost preternatural intensity as this all too real drama plays out on our national stage. Mitt Romney ran for the nomination of the Republican Party like a...

DeWitt, Mich. — The protesters popping up at Mitt Romney's rallies throughout Michigan Tuesday look like run-of-the-mill grassroots liberals — they wave signs about "the 99 percent," they chant about the Republican's greed, and they describe themselves as a loosely organized coalition of "concerned citizens."They're also getting paid, two of the protesters and an Obama campaign official told BuzzFeed.At the candidate's afternoon stop outside a bakery in DeWitt, a group of about 15 protesters stood behind a police barricade, a few of them chanting in support of Obama. Asked why he was protesting, a man dressed in a grim reaper...

John McCain is abandoning any hope of catching the Democrats in fundraising.Based on new financial disclosure reports released Sunday, and interviews with his finance team, the Republican Party’s presumptive nominee will instead accept taxpayer money to finance his general election and share other costs with the Republican National Committee. The strategy will allow McCain to stretch his campaign dollars by splitting the cost of television advertising and other campaign activity with the RNC. But the decision also puts the Arizona senator at risk of being badly outspent – even with RNC help – by a Democratic nominee who will be...

Clarification: The Obama campaign has told members of the press that Senator Obama was not in church on the day cited, July 22, because he had a speech he gave in Miami at 1:30 PM. Our writer, Jim Davis, says he attended several services at Senator Obama's church during the month of July, including July 22. The church holds services three times every Sunday at 7:30 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Central time. While both the early morning and evening service allowed Sen. Obama to attend the service and still give a speech in Miami, Mr. Davis stands by...

TORONTO and OTTAWA — The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has turned over an e-mail received from Liberal MP Scott Brison to police and regulators as part of a probe into the income-trust controversy that dogged the Liberals in the recent election campaign, The Globe and Mail has learned. Sources said the former public works minister, a potential contender for the Liberal leadership, sent an e-mail to one of CIBC's employees the day before Ottawa announced its much-anticipated policy on income trusts last November, in which he suggested the recipient would likely be pleased by the decision. The bank did...

SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has almost achieved his goal of raising $50 million for the Nov. 8 special election, according to campaign records released Thursday. But a coalition of unions opposed to the governor's ballot measures has raised and spent more than twice Schwarzenegger's total. The governor's campaign committees have raised close to $45 million so far this year, according to campaign statements and Marty Wilson, the governor's fund-raising manager. Schwarzenegger raised nearly $16 million between his announcement late last month that he would seek re-election next year and last Saturday, the end of the period covered by...

Dear (name withheld), These people are playing for keeps. If you've already renewed your membership to the DNC -- I'd like to say THANK YOU! But if you haven't -- and if we give this Bush crew four more years in the White House to do their dirty work, we won't recognize the America they've created. So, I'm writing to ask you a blunt question: Why are you sitting out one of the most critical fights we Democrats have ever faced? Unless the Democratic Party's records are wrong, we're now almost halfway through the year and you haven't renewed your...