bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--New 2020 Election Poll Results Show Dramatic 7-Day Trump Plunge

Donald Trump was hiding in the secret bunker in the White House complex as a group of people protested a block away .
He could have followed the role model of a Kansas City , MO police officer .
After she listened to a protester express his concerns to her , she hugged him — not going to happen with POTUS .
Of course , Trump was not going to go down that path , the one where solutions lay .
Monday he had a phone conference with all of the governors .
He said that should protesters throw bricks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no different than shooting at them .
The president said anyone who threw bricks should get 10 years in jail .
Rather than addressing the core issues , he tried to goad the Democrats into increasing law enforcement .
He told them they were looking “ weak ” dealing with the protesters .
They needed to be “ more forceful.
” According to the new Morning Consult Poll , Trump ’ s actions have only hurt his chances of winning in November .
The site tweeted : Perhaps , the president should not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own actions caused him to drop four points in the latest poll , losing them to former Vice President Joe Biden .
His instincts have not helped him .
The voters have not been happy about how Donald Trump has been mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic .
Over 106,000 Americans have died from COVID-19 and thousands more each day .
The commander-in-chief is underwater with 41 percent approving and 53 percent disapproving .
Biden scooped up the extra points : Trump intended on sending in more law enforcement into the protest areas and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ His misguided efforts have caused his numbers to continue to slide : Until now , the polls have remained surprisingly consistent until last week : So what changed ?
Republicans and Independents have turned toward the Democratic position .
They have started to become very unhappy with Trump ’ s job performance .
The Morning Consult Poll showed that both Trump ’ s base and those voters who have been hovering in the middle and leaning either left or right are moving away from him .
At this time , voters are uncertain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Trump is 18 points underwater among Independents with 35 percent approving , compared to his 53 percent disapproval rating : The president still holds a 62 percentage point approval rating among Republicans .
The statisticians took his 78 percent approval rating and his 16 percent disapproval rating to reach 62 percent : A full 31 percent of American voters blame Trump for the pandemic and 34 percent blame the Chinese government for letting the disease escape beyond its borders .
Trump is his own worst enemy .
When he told people to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his ratings fell .
The more he talks , the more people see the rambling , clueless president and the less they like him .
Should any additional Republicans slip away , he will have a difficult if not impossible time winning in November .
The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
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Donald Trump was hiding in the secret bunker in the White House complex as a group of people protested a block away. He could have followed the role model of a Kansas City, MO police officer. After she listened to a protester express his concerns to her, she hugged him — not going to happen with POTUS.
Of course, Trump was not going to go down that path, the one where solutions lay. Monday he had a phone conference with all of the governors. He said that should protesters throw bricks at the police force, it was no different than shooting at them. The president said anyone who threw bricks should get 10 years in jail.
Rather than addressing the core issues, he tried to goad the Democrats into increasing law enforcement.
He told them they were looking “weak” dealing with the protesters. They needed to be “more forceful.”
According to the new Morning Consult Poll, Trump’s actions have only hurt his chances of winning in November. The site tweeted:
‘Presidential Polling: Bden (D): 46% (-) Trump (R): 37% (-4) Morning Consult / June 1, 2020 / n=1990 / Online (% chg w May 24)’
Perhaps, the president should not have been advising the governors. His own actions caused him to drop four points in the latest poll, losing them to former Vice President Joe Biden. His instincts have not helped him.
The voters have not been happy about how Donald Trump has been mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic. Over 106,000 Americans have died from COVID-19 and thousands more each day. The commander-in-chief is underwater with 41 percent approving and 53 percent disapproving. Biden scooped up the extra points:
‘Forty-one percent of registered voters approve of Trump’s management of the public health crisis while 53 percent disapprove, according to a May 29-June 1 poll,’
Trump intended on sending in more law enforcement into the protest areas and stand them up against the protesters. His misguided efforts have caused his numbers to continue to slide:
‘his worst marks since Morning Consult began tracking public opinion on the pandemic in February. The survey polled 1,989 registered voters and has a margin of error of 2 percentage points.’
Until now, the polls have remained surprisingly consistent until last week:
‘The 12-point gap, double the deficit measured in a May 21-25 poll, is the first notable movement in weeks from a metric that has been relatively stable since perceptions of Trump’s coronavirus handling slipped underwater in late April.’
So what changed? Republicans and Independents have turned toward the Democratic position. They have started to become very unhappy with Trump’s job performance.
The Morning Consult Poll showed that both Trump’s base and those voters who have been hovering in the middle and leaning either left or right are moving away from him.
At this time, voters are uncertain about whom to blame for the pandemic. Trump is 18 points underwater among Independents with 35 percent approving, compared to his 53 percent disapproval rating:
‘Forty-one percent approve of Trump’s handling of COVID-19and 53 percent disapprove.’
The president still holds a 62 percentage point approval rating among Republicans. The statisticians took his 78 percent approval rating and his 16 percent disapproval rating to reach 62 percent:
‘While voters have soured on Trump’s handling of the pandemic since his approval’s mid-March zenith, which followed his declaration of a national emergency, the poll found no movement on the question of whom voters hold most responsible for COVID-19’s domestic spread.’
A full 31 percent of American voters blame Trump for the pandemic and 34 percent blame the Chinese government for letting the disease escape beyond its borders.
Trump is his own worst enemy. When he told people to ingest disinfectant, which is poisonous, his ratings fell. The more he talks, the more people see the rambling, clueless president and the less they like him.
Should any additional Republicans slip away, he will have a difficult if not impossible time winning in November.
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Trump Mobilizing U.S. Troops On American Soil Via 1807 Act

At times of great civil unrest , like the unprecedented times the United States finds itself in today , good leaders speak to the people , making calming addresses to their nations in order to express empathy and bring people together .
Donald Trump finally addressed the nation during the days-long protests in cities across the country , and there was nothing empathetic or unifying in his speech .
Trump announced his address as he usually does , tweeting out to 80 million followers like a new episode of his reality TV show is about to air .
His remarks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ full force of the military ” had already inflamed outrage , his speech in the Rose Garden did much worse .
See Trump ’ s full comments below .
His speech begins at 32:17 .
Trump began talking about how the protests are most heavily affecting the most vulnerable people in the poorest communities , which is true .
But it turns out he wasn ’ t talking about the pain felt by the black community .
Instead , he talked about how the “ rioting and looting ” is “ destroying the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he never mentioned how police have destroyed the dreams of so many mothers and fathers for their children until those children were murdered in the streets .
He talked about the “ looting ” and how wrong and harmful it is .
He never mentioned how he and his family stole charity money .
He didn ’ t mention how he allowed 80 percent of the money from the U.S. stimulus package , American tax dollars paid for by American citizens , go to big corporations .
That looting doesn ’ t matter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but he never mentioned all the threats he ’ s made to send our military into other countries , or the soldiers who are still there in the poorest countries now , to burn and destroy their countries and slaughter their innocent civilians .
He then promised to send in “ thousands ” of members of the military to force protesters into submission .
He doesn ’ t get that black people have no military , they have no big guns or bombs , and they have no protection in this country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and killed .
Somehow , he worked in protecting his supporters ’ Second Amendment rights .
No one has any idea why that ’ s relevant right now .
He talked about stopping the looting , the rioting , the burning , the destruction .
What he should have talked about is resigning from office , because he clearly has no clue what he ’ s doing or how very big a hypocrite he is .
Twitter was quick to respond to Trump ’ s message .
Read some of their comments below @

At times of great civil unrest, like the unprecedented times the United States finds itself in today, good leaders speak to the people, making calming addresses to their nations in order to express empathy and bring people together.
Donald Trump finally addressed the nation during the days-long protests in cities across the country, and there was nothing empathetic or unifying in his speech.
Trump announced his address as he usually does, tweeting out to 80 million followers like a new episode of his reality TV show is about to air. His remarks throughout the day about using the “full force of the military” had already inflamed outrage, his speech in the Rose Garden did much worse.
See Trump’s full comments below. His speech begins at 32:17.
Trump began talking about how the protests are most heavily affecting the most vulnerable people in the poorest communities, which is true. But it turns out he wasn’t talking about the pain felt by the black community. Instead, he talked about how the “rioting and looting” is “destroying the dreams” of business owners.
But he never mentioned how police have destroyed the dreams of so many mothers and fathers for their children until those children were murdered in the streets.
He talked about the “looting” and how wrong and harmful it is. He never mentioned how he and his family stole charity money. He didn’t mention how he allowed 80 percent of the money from the U.S. stimulus package, American tax dollars paid for by American citizens, go to big corporations. That looting doesn’t matter.
He talked about burning and destruction, but he never mentioned all the threats he’s made to send our military into other countries, or the soldiers who are still there in the poorest countries now, to burn and destroy their countries and slaughter their innocent civilians.
He then promised to send in “thousands” of members of the military to force protesters into submission. He doesn’t get that black people have no military, they have no big guns or bombs, and they have no protection in this country when they are beaten, choked, and killed.
Somehow, he worked in protecting his supporters’ Second Amendment rights. No one has any idea why that’s relevant right now.
He talked about stopping the looting, the rioting, the burning, the destruction. What he should have talked about is resigning from office, because he clearly has no clue what he’s doing or how very big a hypocrite he is.
Twitter was quick to respond to Trump’s message. Read some of their comments below:
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bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--‘Bunker Boy’ Trump Embarrassed Again During Monday W.H. Press Conference

Stunned individuals came together in city after city across America to grieve George Floyd ’ s death by a Minneapolis MN police officer .
A second coroner ruled it homicide by asphyxiation .
These protesters came to make their message heard — “ no more police violence .
Enough !
” And they came to celebrate George Floyd ’ s life , chanting “ Say his name !
George Floyd .
Say his name !
George Floyd .
Say his name !
George Floyd.
” At this time of a Greater Depression , at least 40 million people are out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and 106,000 people have fallen victim to the coronavirus pandemic through POTUS ’ mismanagement .
America has had enough .
George Floyd ’ s life and death may be the tipping point where this 243-year-old nation of ours begins to creak as events cause its gears to turn and change ripples throughout this great country .
The states have risen up with governors filling the vacuum that Donald Trump was supposed to fill as president of these United States .
Americans ’ amazing creativity and ingenuity will find a way to cross @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to something far better .
But has what happened to the man who was supposed to be leading the country .
Was he out playing golf ?
No , Trump turned off the White House lights during another protest across the street and fled to the secret bunker in the White House complex .
Unlike Attorney General Bobby Kennedy after Martin Luther King had been murdered , who saw it as his duty to go to the crowds , Trump hid behind the skirts of his Secret Service .
The crowd chanted : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Press Secretary Kaleigh McEnany fielded a question from one journalist who said : The Press Secretary said she had talked to Trump via phone .
For some reason , she believed that POTUS was being presidential .
He met with generals , apparently more fearful than anyone knew , because generals do not solve American racial problems .
Presidents do — at least they should .
McEnany responded to the journalist : I would not agree with that at all .
[ They talked ] at least a half of dozen times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to him , he was telling me about a different action he had taken.This president has been leading , he met with generals yesterday .
He ’ s at each and every moment taking another action to try to solve and resolve what we ’ ve seen in our streets .
Where the governors have failed , he ’ s stepped in .
He ’ s acting !
He ’ s hard at work .
You ’ ve heard from him on this issue any number of times.
’ National Reporter for The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of one of the full-page ads Trump took out in The New York Times .
In it , POTUS had called for “ the execution of the Central Park Five , ” who had been charged with raping a white woman in the park .
DNA evidence exonerated them after they had served their time in prison .
Trump called for returning the death penalty — to kill these innocent young men : Listen to the press conference below : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Stunned individuals came together in city after city across America to grieve George Floyd’s death by a Minneapolis MN police officer. A second coroner ruled it homicide by asphyxiation. These protesters came to make their message heard — “no more police violence. Enough!” And they came to celebrate George Floyd’s life, chanting “Say his name! George Floyd. Say his name! George Floyd. Say his name! George Floyd.”
At this time of a Greater Depression, at least 40 million people are out of work, small businesses are collapsing, and 106,000 people have fallen victim to the coronavirus pandemic through POTUS’ mismanagement. America has had enough. George Floyd’s life and death may be the tipping point where this 243-year-old nation of ours begins to creak as events cause its gears to turn and change ripples throughout this great country.
The states have risen up with governors filling the vacuum that Donald Trump was supposed to fill as president of these United States. Americans’ amazing creativity and ingenuity will find a way to cross the bridge from the broken old ways to something far better. But has what happened to the man who was supposed to be leading the country. Was he out playing golf?
No, Trump turned off the White House lights during another protest across the street and fled to the secret bunker in the White House complex. Unlike Attorney General Bobby Kennedy after Martin Luther King had been murdered, who saw it as his duty to go to the crowds, Trump hid behind the skirts of his Secret Service. The crowd chanted:
‘Say his name! George Floyd.’
During the White House press conference Monday, Press Secretary Kaleigh McEnany fielded a question from one journalist who said:
‘There is the perception that the president is hiding in the bunker on the racial protests issue. He was literally put in a bunker on Friday night by the Secret Service. I mean, would you agree that he’s hiding out on this issue? And is that a good posture to be?’
The Press Secretary said she had talked to Trump via phone. For some reason, she believed that POTUS was being presidential. He met with generals, apparently more fearful than anyone knew, because generals do not solve American racial problems. Presidents do — at least they should. McEnany responded to the journalist:
I would not agree with that at all. [They talked] at least a half of dozen times yesterday. And every time I talk to him, he was telling me about a different action he had taken.This president has been leading, he met with generals yesterday. He’s at each and every moment taking another action to try to solve and resolve what we’ve seen in our streets. Where the governors have failed, he’s stepped in. He’s acting! He’s hard at work. You’ve heard from him on this issue any number of times.’
National Reporter for The Daily Beast Scott Bixby tweeted a copy of one of the full-page ads Trump took out in The New York Times. In it, POTUS had called for “the execution of the Central Park Five,” who had been charged with raping a white woman in the park. DNA evidence exonerated them after they had served their time in prison. Trump called for returning the death penalty — to kill these innocent young men:
‘This is the full-page advertisement Donald Trump took out calling for the execution of the Central Park Five. They were later exonerated by DNA evidence, although President Trump maintains that they are guilty.’
Listen to the press conference below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Trump Names New Enemies During Mid-Afternoon Meltdown

By all appearances , President Donald Trump does not remotely have any kind of handle on the situation unfolding across the United States in recent days .
City after city has erupted into increasingly intense demonstrations against police brutality , and that list of affected cities even includes Washington , D.C. , itself , where a slew of fires raged late Sunday night .
Early this Monday afternoon , what ’ s Trump doing ?
He ’ s tweeting paranoid rants about “ Anarchists ” as if everyone who ’ s protesting is some kind of nefarious plotter just trying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he ’ s following those rants up with comments like a Monday statement that a specialized air assault division of the U.S. Army should be turned against demonstrators .
Alongside one extremely dubious video that shows three people talking on a sidewalk amidst a protest , Trump wrote : That post reeks of ignorance .
There ’ s no reason to believe that there ’ s anything conclusive behind the president ’ s reference to “ anarchists.
” He likely saw other conservative talking heads losing their minds and decided to throw his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A troubling part came next , when Trump insisted that the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army should be turned against U.S. citizens .
In cities across the United States , protests have been peaceful , but Trump has so far failed to meaningfully acknowledge this fact .
Instead , he seems to be chomping at the bit to try and turn the force of the U.S. military against his domestic political opponents .
Trump wrote “ 100 % Correct .
Thank you Tom !
” alongside a post from Arkansas Republican @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Yale Professor Gregg Gonsalves seemed to sum up the situation well when he replied , addressing Cotton directly : Check out Twitter ’ s response below to the president getting onboard with the violence :

By all appearances, President Donald Trump does not remotely have any kind of handle on the situation unfolding across the United States in recent days. City after city has erupted into increasingly intense demonstrations against police brutality, and that list of affected cities even includes Washington, D.C., itself, where a slew of fires raged late Sunday night. Early this Monday afternoon, what’s Trump doing? He’s tweeting paranoid rants about “Anarchists” as if everyone who’s protesting is some kind of nefarious plotter just trying to make Trump look bad — and he’s following those rants up with comments like a Monday statement that a specialized air assault division of the U.S. Army should be turned against demonstrators.
Pritzker: your rhetoric incites violence and that is bad. Trump: your rhetoric hurt my feelings, and that’s also bad. https://t.co/0yJiNtVnSn — Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) June 1, 2020
Alongside one extremely dubious video that shows three people talking on a sidewalk amidst a protest, Trump wrote:
‘Anarchists, we see you!’
That post reeks of ignorance. There’s no reason to believe that there’s anything conclusive behind the president’s reference to “anarchists.” He likely saw other conservative talking heads losing their minds and decided to throw his nonsense in the ring, too.
A troubling part came next, when Trump insisted that the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army should be turned against U.S. citizens. In cities across the United States, protests have been peaceful, but Trump has so far failed to meaningfully acknowledge this fact. Instead, he seems to be chomping at the bit to try and turn the force of the U.S. military against his domestic political opponents.
Trump wrote “100% Correct. Thank you Tom!” alongside a post from Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton, who said:
‘Anarchy, rioting, and looting needs to end tonight. If local law enforcement is overwhelmed and needs backup, let’s see how tough these Antifa terrorists are when they’re facing off with the 101st Airborne Division. We need to have zero tolerance for this destruction.’
Yale Professor Gregg Gonsalves seemed to sum up the situation well when he replied, addressing Cotton directly:
‘You are a disgrace, beyond a disgrace. Asking for the military to go after American citizens is something worthy of dictators around the world. It’s evil and barbaric. Full stop.’
You are a disgrace, beyond a disgrace. Asking for the military to go after American citizens is something worthy of dictators around the world. It's evil and barbaric. Full stop. — Gregg Gonsalves (@gregggonsalves) June 1, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response below to the president getting onboard with the violence:


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Supreme Court Makes Monday Ruling Rebuking Trump Administration

Many people have survived a long and dangerous trip away from the savage violence in their countries of origin .
This is about a boy who escaped militant Hezbollah soldiers and made his way to America .
Donald Trump has .
turned away as many immigrants as possible , sending them back to that brutality — including children .
The Supreme Court ( SCOTUS ) had something to say about that .
Monday , the Supreme Court ruled that federal immigration laws that halted judicial deportation orders do not keep these immigrants from challenging their court outcomes .
Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nidal Nasrallah back to Lebanon .
He belongs to a religious minority , the Druze , which is persecuted .
He had been convicted of buying stolen cigarettes from undercover federal agents and was sentenced to a year in prison.in 2013 .
That was the only crime on the college graduate ’ s record .
In Lebanon , Hezbollah soldiers chased the 16-year-old boy to the edge of a cliff , and rather than being caught , he jumped .
In doing so , he broke his spine .
Since he came to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deportation back to his home country , according to The Courthouse News Service .
He has been seeking to remain in the US under the Convention Against Torture Act ( CAT ) .
Trump does not have compassion , as his program to cage immigrant children shows , and his people have argued against Nasrallah .
They claimed that he jumped off of the cliff voluntarily .
The Board of Immigration Appeals changed its deferral of removal after it decided “ shouting and firing their guns in the air ” was not torture @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the 11th Circuit Court based in Atlanta and lost again .
This court claimed Nasrallah took his case to the Supreme Court , which made its decision Monday .
It ruled 7-2 that the federal deportation law did not legally prevent a noncitizen from challenging a CAT order .
The 13-page majority opinion was written by the newest and a very conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh .
It dismissed Trump ’ s argument that a Congressional law with CAT protections keeps deportees out of court .
Kavanaugh wrote : Kavanaugh wrote that it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of SCOTUS to rewrite laws passed by Congress and signed by the president : ‘ It would be easy enough for Congress to preclude judicial review of factual challenges to CAT orders , just as Congress has precluded judicial review of factual challenges to certain final orders of removal .
But Congress has not done so , and it is not the proper role of the courts to rewrite the laws passed by Congress and signed by the President.
’ Two Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented .
Thomas wrote the opinion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ upending Congress ’ efforts ” to keep the majority of immigration issues out of federal court : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
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Many people have survived a long and dangerous trip away from the savage violence in their countries of origin. This is about a boy who escaped militant Hezbollah soldiers and made his way to America. Donald Trump has. turned away as many immigrants as possible, sending them back to that brutality — including children. The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) had something to say about that.
Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that federal immigration laws that halted judicial deportation orders do not keep these immigrants from challenging their court outcomes.
Trump’s administration has been trying to send Nidal Nasrallah back to Lebanon. He belongs to a religious minority, the Druze, which is persecuted. He had been convicted of buying stolen cigarettes from undercover federal agents and was sentenced to a year in prison.in 2013. That was the only crime on the college graduate’s record.
In Lebanon, Hezbollah soldiers chased the 16-year-old boy to the edge of a cliff, and rather than being caught, he jumped. In doing so, he broke his spine. Since he came to the US, Nasrallah has been fighting deportation back to his home country, according to The Courthouse News Service.
He has been seeking to remain in the US under the Convention Against Torture Act (CAT). Trump does not have compassion, as his program to cage immigrant children shows, and his people have argued against Nasrallah. They claimed that he jumped off of the cliff voluntarily.
The Board of Immigration Appeals changed its deferral of removal after it decided “shouting and firing their guns in the air” was not torture. At that time, Nasrallah went to the 11th Circuit Court based in Atlanta and lost again. This court claimed
‘it was jurisdictionally barred from reviewing the immigrant’s vulnerability to torture.’
Nasrallah took his case to the Supreme Court, which made its decision Monday. It ruled 7-2 that the federal deportation law did not legally prevent a noncitizen from challenging a CAT order.
The 13-page majority opinion was written by the newest and a very conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh. It dismissed Trump’s argument that a Congressional law with CAT protections keeps deportees out of court. Kavanaugh wrote:
‘[A] CAT order is distinct from a final order of removal and does not affect the validity of a final order of removal.’
Kavanaugh wrote that it was “not the proper role” of SCOTUS to rewrite laws passed by Congress and signed by the president:
‘It would be easy enough for Congress to preclude judicial review of factual challenges to CAT orders, just as Congress has precluded judicial review of factual challenges to certain final orders of removal. But Congress has not done so, and it is not the proper role of the courts to rewrite the laws passed by Congress and signed by the President.’
Two Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented. Thomas wrote the opinion that they believed the majority was “upending Congress’ efforts” to keep the majority of immigration issues out of federal court:
‘As has been the case for decades now, the decisions of this Court continue to systematically chip away at this statute and other jurisdictional limitations on immigration claims, thus thwarting Congress’ intent.’
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Samuel Jackson Humiliates “Muthafukkah” Trump For Hiding Like A Goon

President Donald Trump has not earned many fans during his time in the White House .
This week , as protests raged in cities including Washington , D.C. , over the rampant police brutality in the United States , Trump failed to come up with any sort of systematic plan to address the crisis .
He failed to even address Americans at all — on Sunday , he did not appear in front of a camera at all , and towards the evening , he was temporarily brought to the White House bunker as protests raged outside .
Actor Samuel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a Twitter post that very quickly garnered tens of thousands of likes .
It ’ s true — Trump has glibly reveled in the violence that law enforcement officers have inflicted and prepared to inflict on demonstrators .
The other day , he glibly posted on Twitter about the “ most vicious dogs , and most ominous weapons , I have ever seen , ” which the Secret Service was supposedly prepared to turn against protesters if they breached the fence outside of the White House .
Instead of coming up with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he was just tweeting this incendiary nonsense and essentially cheering on the violence .
During a conference call this Monday with governors from around the country , Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker ( D ) , whose state includes Chicago , which has been the site of a lot of tension amidst the unrest , directly confronted Trump about his rhetoric .
Pritzker told Trump that the president ’ s rhetoric has been “ inflammatory ” and said that the rhetoric that ’ s “ coming out of the White House is making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forever incompetent Trump ignorantly whined in response that he didn ’ t “ like your rhetoric very much either , ” adding , “ as you know , we don ’ t agree with each other.
” The president sounds like an egocentric fool .
Photo via Gage Skidmore on Flickr , available under a Creative Commons License .

President Donald Trump has not earned many fans during his time in the White House. This week, as protests raged in cities including Washington, D.C., over the rampant police brutality in the United States, Trump failed to come up with any sort of systematic plan to address the crisis. He failed to even address Americans at all — on Sunday, he did not appear in front of a camera at all, and towards the evening, he was temporarily brought to the White House bunker as protests raged outside. Actor Samuel Jackson mocked the president’s cowardice in a Twitter post that very quickly garnered tens of thousands of likes.
He sounds like a Fox News pundit, which makes sense, given what he's watching. https://t.co/mcWA0BLVi5 — Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 1, 2020
He posted:
‘No way that Muthafukkah was hiding out in the basement!! He Said he was watching the Secret Service Ninjas kick protestor ass! He was about to jump down there & hahahahahaha…. he’s a whole pack of busted rubbaz!!!’
No way that Muthafukkah was hiding out in the basement!! He Said he was watching the Secret Service Ninjas kick protestor ass! He was about to jump down there & hahahahahaha…. he’s a whole pack of busted rubbaz!!! — Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) June 1, 2020
It’s true — Trump has glibly reveled in the violence that law enforcement officers have inflicted and prepared to inflict on demonstrators. The other day, he glibly posted on Twitter about the “most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen,” which the Secret Service was supposedly prepared to turn against protesters if they breached the fence outside of the White House. Instead of coming up with any kind of plan for the U.S., he was just tweeting this incendiary nonsense and essentially cheering on the violence.
Gee it's almost like he's looking to see violence and is disappointed these weapons couldn't be used against the Protestors. https://t.co/hNvqSKgQ00 — Joe Lockhart (@joelockhart) May 30, 2020
During a conference call this Monday with governors from around the country, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D), whose state includes Chicago, which has been the site of a lot of tension amidst the unrest, directly confronted Trump about his rhetoric. Pritzker told Trump that the president’s rhetoric has been “inflammatory” and said that the rhetoric that’s “coming out of the White House is making [the situation] worse.” The forever incompetent Trump ignorantly whined in response that he didn’t “like your rhetoric very much either,” adding, “as you know, we don’t agree with each other.” The president sounds like an egocentric fool.
Pritzker: your rhetoric incites violence and that is bad. Trump: your rhetoric hurt my feelings, and that’s also bad. https://t.co/0yJiNtVnSn — Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) June 1, 2020
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Check out Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--China Publicly Embarrasses Trump Over Police Violence In America

It looks as Donald Trump ’ s “ very , very good friend ” the Chinese dictator President Xi Jinping broke up with him .
There is no more nice-guy dictator .
In fact , the Chinese leader has been having some fun at our wanna-be dictator ’ s expense .
China decided to break its promise to keep Hong Kong autonomous and a thriving hub of business .
The Hong Kong protesters did not give up .
So after months of going after protesters , Xi Jinping doubled down on them , according to The South China Morning Post @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Chunying retweeted State Department Spokesperson Morgan Ortagus tweeted about this being a “ pivotal moment.
” Ortagus wrote that China broke its promise with Hong Kong .
The world needed to “ stand with the rule of law and hold to account the Chinese Communist party : ” Per the 100-year agreement , Hong Kong went to China in 1997 .
Another agreement was known as “ One country , two systems.
” It let Hong Kong keep Its “ high-degree of autonomy.
” That agreement was set to expire in 2047 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and citizens of Hong Kong protested .
South China Morning Post is a national state-run publication claimed that US police had arrested “ about 4,100 people ” in the protests last weekend from people protesting institutional injustices .
The US media reported dozens of arrests in more major cities .
One police offer was arrested and charged with third-degree murder of George Floyd who was black As such , the Chinese social media accused the US of interfering in the Hong Kong unrest last year .
One user said : Spokesperson for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump administration face America ’ s “ deep-seated racial problems in the US , ” according to the South China Morning Post .
Then , Zhao addressed the comparison between the US and China : Hu also took criticized House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-CA ) , who once described the Hong Kong protests as a “ beautiful sight to behold : “ The Editor-in-Chief of China ’ s state-run publication The Global Times Hu Xjin tweeted according to Fox News : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the report in normal English for busy people .
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It looks as Donald Trump’s “very, very good friend” the Chinese dictator President Xi Jinping broke up with him. There is no more nice-guy dictator. In fact, the Chinese leader has been having some fun at our wanna-be dictator’s expense.
China decided to break its promise to keep Hong Kong autonomous and a thriving hub of business. The Hong Kong protesters did not give up. So after months of going after protesters, Xi Jinping doubled down on them, according to The South China Morning Post. Then, he went after Trump:
‘I have a question for violent protesters in Hong Kong and their supporters there: Would you stand with angry Minneapolis demonstrators who attacked police station, or would you stand with President Trump who threatens to shoot “These THUGS”?’
Chinese Spokesperson Hua Chunying tweeted:
‘I can’t breathe.’
Chunying retweeted State Department Spokesperson Morgan Ortagus tweeted about this being a “pivotal moment.” Ortagus wrote that China broke its promise with Hong Kong. The world needed to “stand with the rule of law and hold to account the Chinese Communist party:”
‘This is a pivotal moment for the world. It will go down in history. Freedom loving (sic) people around the world must stand with the rule of law and hold to account the Chinese Communist Party, which has flagrantly broken its promises to the people of Hong Kong.’
Per the 100-year agreement, Hong Kong went to China in 1997. Another agreement was known as “One country, two systems.” It let Hong Kong keep Its “high-degree of autonomy.” That agreement was set to expire in 2047, but China broke its promises, and citizens of Hong Kong protested.
The Chinese government wanted a national security law:
‘[T]o outlaw secession, subversion, terrorism and foreign interference in Hong Kong. The decision not only resuscitated the protests, but prompted President Trump to strip Hong Kong of its special status in a bid to punish China.’
South China Morning Post is a national state-run publication claimed that US police had arrested “about 4,100 people” in the protests last weekend from people protesting institutional injustices. The US media reported dozens of arrests in more major cities.
One police offer was arrested and charged with third-degree murder of George Floyd who was black As such, the Chinese social media accused the US of interfering in the Hong Kong unrest last year. One user said:
‘The US cannot manage its internal affairs well, how come it can interfere with other countries’ domestic affairs?’
Another wrote:
‘The protesters are making their appeals in a peaceful way, and I urge the US government to respect their human rights’
Spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry Zhao Lijian suggested the Trump administration face America’s “deep-seated racial problems in the US,” according to the South China Morning Post.
‘This incident reflected how severe the problem of racism and police brutality is in the US, and how urgently these problems need to be solved.’
Then, Zhao addressed the comparison between the US and China:
‘[I]nternal and external forces acted outrageously to split the country, subvert the regime and organise (British spelling) terrorist attacks. These pro-independence movements and black-clad mobs severely endangered national security.
‘Why did the US glorify the so-called pro-independence forces in Hong Kong as heroes, but call the protesters disappointed with racism in the US rioters?
‘Why did the US criticise (British spelling) the very restrained Hong Kong police but shoot its domestic protesters and even mobilise (British spelling) its National Guard troops?’
Hu also took criticized House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), who once described the Hong Kong protests as a “beautiful sight to behold:“
‘Now they can witness it by their home windows. I want to ask Speaker Pelosi and Secretary Pompeo: Should Beijing support protests in the US, like you glorified rioters in Hong Kong?’
The Editor-in-Chief of China’s state-run publication The Global Times Hu Xjin tweeted according to Fox News:
‘I have a question for violent protesters in Hong Kong and their supporters there: Would you stand with angry Minneapolis demonstrators who attacked police station, or would you stand with President Trump who threatens to shoot “These THUGS’?”‘
Spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry Zhao Lijan wrote:
‘Why did the U.S. glorify the so-called pro-independence forces in Hong Kong as heroes, but call the protesters disappointed with racism in the U.S. rioters? Why did the U.S. criticize the very restrained Hong Kong police but shoot its domestic protesters and even mobilise (British spelling) its National Guard troops?’
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Hillary Teases Trump With Monday Voter Registration Power Move

By and large , President Donald Trump has failed the people of the United States .
After his failures to lead the U.S. to any kind of effective and safe resolution amidst the Coronavirus pandemic — which , just to be clear , is still a threat — he ’ s now moved on to failing to offer any kind of systematic leadership amidst the unrest sparked by rampant police brutality in the United States .
Instead , he ’ s stuck to ranting with vague threats .
This Monday morning , Hillary Clinton pointed out the contrast between Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could have without him in the White House .
She shared a side-by-side photo comparison , which depicted a rainbow of lights outside the White House after the nationwide legalization of gay marriage while then-President Barack Obama was in office and compared the sight to the lights off at the White House this past Sunday while fierce protests raged outside .
On Sunday evening , around the time that the exterior lights at the White House were turned off , Trump was reportedly briefly taken to a bunker on the White House grounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like then-Vice President Dick Cheney on the occasion of the 9/11 terrorist attacks .
Protests outside the White House have unfolded for days on end at this point , and on Sunday , a number of fires were set in the city — and where was Trump ?
He was sticking to his hideaway in the White House , without any systematically effective plan or even apparent ambition to make one .
Remember — this reported lack of motivation to encourage unity is referring to the president of the United States .
What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Check out Twitter ’ s response to Hillary below :

By and large, President Donald Trump has failed the people of the United States. After his failures to lead the U.S. to any kind of effective and safe resolution amidst the Coronavirus pandemic — which, just to be clear, is still a threat — he’s now moved on to failing to offer any kind of systematic leadership amidst the unrest sparked by rampant police brutality in the United States. Instead, he’s stuck to ranting with vague threats. This Monday morning, Hillary Clinton pointed out the contrast between Trump’s failures and what the U.S. could have without him in the White House.
She shared a side-by-side photo comparison, which depicted a rainbow of lights outside the White House after the nationwide legalization of gay marriage while then-President Barack Obama was in office and compared the sight to the lights off at the White House this past Sunday while fierce protests raged outside.
Trump spoke to Putin today. Then he got on a call and told governors to get tougher and dominate the streets. Probably just a coincidence. — Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) June 1, 2020
Clinton poignantly captioned the photos:
‘Elections matter. http://Vote.org’
On Sunday evening, around the time that the exterior lights at the White House were turned off, Trump was reportedly briefly taken to a bunker on the White House grounds that has previously been used by officials like then-Vice President Dick Cheney on the occasion of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Protests outside the White House have unfolded for days on end at this point, and on Sunday, a number of fires were set in the city — and where was Trump? He was sticking to his hideaway in the White House, without any systematically effective plan or even apparent ambition to make one.
"he had nothing to say, no tangible policy or action to announce, nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together." now there's a reelection platform. — chris smith (@chrissmithnymag) May 31, 2020
Reporter Philip Rucker, who’s with The Washington Post, reported:
‘Trump and advisers calculated that he shouldn’t speak to the nation because he had nothing to say, no tangible policy or action to announce, nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together.’
Remember — this reported lack of motivation to encourage unity is referring to the president of the United States. What a sorry excuse for a president.
Trump and advisers calculated that he shouldn’t speak to the nation because he had nothing to say, no tangible policy or action to announce, nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together. So he let his tweets speak for themselves. https://t.co/JjcIC8oxiD — Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) May 31, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response to Hillary below:


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Meghan McCain Terrifies GOP With Anti-Trump Declaration

President Donald Trump has failed to inspire systematic confidence in his so-called leadership as president .
On Sunday , as protests over police brutality raged across the United States , Trump did not even appear in front of a camera — he just hid in the White House and tweeted occasional agitated , paranoid threats .
As the protests raged , prominent conservative political commentator Meghan McCain spoke out against what she referred to as “ cowardice ” from the president and his team .
Her sentiments suggest that the president definitely can ’ t even count on the support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the November elections approach and he hopes to win a second term in office .
‘ We are leaderless right now and anarchy is winning .
Where are our leaders ?
Are you all just going to abandon us and our country ?
COWARDS !
All of you !
!
!
But most especially the President and every member of his team who continues to condone his utter COWARDICE !
!
’ The observation that , amidst national unrest , the United States is “ leaderless ” is desperately serious and has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States .
The country does not have reliable national leadership — during an appearance on Fox this week , White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tried to excuse the president ’ s refusal to even deliver an Oval Office address by claiming that the step wouldn ’ t be effective against “ Antifa , ” who the Trump team alleges is behind the unrest .
In fact , “ antifa ” is not a centralized organization .
The Trump team is making up a culture war that the president isn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to excuse his abject failures in the real world .
‘ Trump and advisers calculated that he shouldn ’ t speak to the nation because he had nothing to say , no tangible policy or action to announce , nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together .
So he let his tweets speak for themselves.
’ What a pathetic excuse for leadership from the so-called president .
Check out Twitter ’ s response to McCain ’ s reaction below :

President Donald Trump has failed to inspire systematic confidence in his so-called leadership as president. On Sunday, as protests over police brutality raged across the United States, Trump did not even appear in front of a camera — he just hid in the White House and tweeted occasional agitated, paranoid threats. As the protests raged, prominent conservative political commentator Meghan McCain spoke out against what she referred to as “cowardice” from the president and his team. Her sentiments suggest that the president definitely can’t even count on the support of everyone in his own political party as the November elections approach and he hopes to win a second term in office.
It is hard to fully dramatize how bad all of this is for a narcissist like Trump. He looks weak. His attempts to look strong get leaked and lampooned. There are crowds outside his window. This is existential crisis-level stuff for someone like Trump. https://t.co/vkbd44NNur — The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) June 1, 2020
McCain posted:
‘We are leaderless right now and anarchy is winning. Where are our leaders? Are you all just going to abandon us and our country? COWARDS! All of you!!! But most especially the President and every member of his team who continues to condone his utter COWARDICE!!’
We are leaderless right now and anarchy is winning. Where are our leaders? Are you all just going to abandon us and our country? COWARDS! All of you!!! But most especially the President and every member of his team who continues to condone his utter COWARDICE!! — Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) June 1, 2020
The observation that, amidst national unrest, the United States is “leaderless” is desperately serious and has paradigm-shattering ramifications for the near future of the United States. The country does not have reliable national leadership — during an appearance on Fox this week, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tried to excuse the president’s refusal to even deliver an Oval Office address by claiming that the step wouldn’t be effective against “Antifa,” who the Trump team alleges is behind the unrest. In fact, “antifa” is not a centralized organization. The Trump team is making up a culture war that the president isn’t actually fighting in a desperate attempt to excuse his abject failures in the real world.
Analysis: Trump’s inability to speak convincingly to anyone but his base is a unique liability in the moment https://t.co/cnndcjTKLg — The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 1, 2020
Washington Post reporter Philip Rucker troublingly shared this week:
‘Trump and advisers calculated that he shouldn’t speak to the nation because he had nothing to say, no tangible policy or action to announce, nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together. So he let his tweets speak for themselves.’
What a pathetic excuse for leadership from the so-called president.
Trump and advisers calculated that he shouldn’t speak to the nation because he had nothing to say, no tangible policy or action to announce, nor did he feel an urgent motivation to try to bring people together. So he let his tweets speak for themselves. https://t.co/JjcIC8oxiD — Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) May 31, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response to McCain’s reaction below:


bipartisanreport--2020-06-01--Trump Comes Unhinged During Monday Conference Call

President Donald Trump reportedly launched into an “ unhinged ” meltdown during an emergency conference call this week with governors from around the United States .
During the call , he reportedly demanded violence and lengthy jail times for protesters , as if he imagines that he ’ s a dictator in a police state .
The vast majority of demonstrators around the country who ’ ve recently turned out against police brutality have been peaceful , but Trump is apparently enraged anyway .
The conference call meltdown , it ’ s worth noting , came the day after Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ White House as protests raged outside .
According to audio of the call obtained by outlets including CBS News , Trump called on governors to “ dominate ” protesters , suggesting that he wants to terrorize his political opponents with the excuse of keeping the peace in service of his “ greatness.
” He said , in part : ‘ You have to dominate , if you don ’ t dominate you ’ re wasting your time .
They ’ re going to run over you , you ’ re going to look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have to dominate… Washington was under very good control , but we ’ re going to have it under much more control .
We ’ re going to pull in thousands of people… You ’ ve got to arrest people , you have to track people , you have to put them in jail for 10 years and you ’ ll never see this stuff again.
’ In other words , Trump is , by all appearances , flatly refusing to engage with the substance of the demonstrations around the country , many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he ’ s winding himself up into a dangerous rage — one person who heard the Monday conference call unfold firsthand called the president ’ s behavior “ unhinged , ” CBS reporter Ed O ’ Keefe notes .
Trump reportedly told governors they ’ re “ making a mistake because you ’ re making yourselves look like fools , ” adding : “ We can ’ t be a push over .
And we have all the resources – it ’ s not like we don ’ t have the resources @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know what you ’ re doing.
” He apparently wants to brutalize protesters .
Trump also threatened to “ activate Bill Barr and activate him very strongly , ” although it ’ s unclear what precisely that process would even entail , since yet again , the egomaniacal president has resorted to a bizarre word salad in an attempt to get his point across .

President Donald Trump reportedly launched into an “unhinged” meltdown during an emergency conference call this week with governors from around the United States. During the call, he reportedly demanded violence and lengthy jail times for protesters, as if he imagines that he’s a dictator in a police state. The vast majority of demonstrators around the country who’ve recently turned out against police brutality have been peaceful, but Trump is apparently enraged anyway. The conference call meltdown, it’s worth noting, came the day after Trump was taken to a bunker in the White House as protests raged outside.
I'm in touch with someone who's on the governors' call with President Trump right now. They and others listening in are alarmed. The president is urging governors to take back the streets, not be "weak," and use force as the nation faces growing racial unrest. — Robert Costa (@costareports) June 1, 2020
According to audio of the call obtained by outlets including CBS News, Trump called on governors to “dominate” protesters, suggesting that he wants to terrorize his political opponents with the excuse of keeping the peace in service of his “greatness.” He said, in part:
‘You have to dominate, if you don’t dominate you’re wasting your time. They’re going to run over you, you’re going to look like a bunch of jerks. You have to dominate… Washington was under very good control, but we’re going to have it under much more control. We’re going to pull in thousands of people… You’ve got to arrest people, you have to track people, you have to put them in jail for 10 years and you’ll never see this stuff again.’
In other words, Trump is, by all appearances, flatly refusing to engage with the substance of the demonstrations around the country, many of which have been peaceful. Instead, he’s winding himself up into a dangerous rage — one person who heard the Monday conference call unfold firsthand called the president’s behavior “unhinged,” CBS reporter Ed O’Keefe notes. Trump reportedly told governors they’re “making a mistake because you’re making yourselves look like fools,” adding: “We can’t be a push over. And we have all the resources – it’s not like we don’t have the resources. So, I don’t know what you’re doing.” He apparently wants to brutalize protesters.
Trump also threatened to “activate Bill Barr and activate him very strongly,” although it’s unclear what precisely that process would even entail, since yet again, the egomaniacal president has resorted to a bizarre word salad in an attempt to get his point across.
He sounds like a Fox News pundit, which makes sense, given what he's watching. https://t.co/mcWA0BLVi5 — Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 1, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--Violent Tweet From Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) Removed On Twitter

Right now , the country is facing the worst pandemic since the 1917 pandemic flu virus , the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression in 1929 , and the greatest civil unrest since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s .
Donald Trump and U.S. Representative Matt Gaetz ( R-FL ) are busy serving the people they represent during this time of great crisis by threatening to sanction Twitter .
Gaetz posted a horrifically violent tweet urging the U.S. military to hunt down Americans , following the example of Trump , who had called throughout the day for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the military ” against the American people .
Twitter finally removed the tweet , and Gaetz didn ’ t seem happy about it , as his later tweet showed .
To be clear , Colin Kaepernick did not call for violence , but revolt and resistance against the forces of oppression .
Matt Gaetz is not experiencing oppression right now .
He just got scolded by Twitter .
Unlike under U.S. law , power and money don ’ t make you exempt from the rules on social media .
Also , Gaetz complained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police brutality , so it seems that black Americans speaking out doesn ’ t appeal to him in any form .
Gaetz was following Trump ’ s earlier example .
The president seemed to call for an act of war against the American people after rioters set the St. John ’ s Church in front of the White House ablaze on Sunday night .
Trump ’ s announcement in the Rose Garden , the first since the civil unrest took Americans to the streets , only served to increase fear and inflame already @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seem too upset that Gaetz is having such a bad day .
Read some of their comments to the congressman who wants American citizens “ hunted down ” like the enemy below :

Right now, the country is facing the worst pandemic since the 1917 pandemic flu virus, the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression in 1929, and the greatest civil unrest since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Donald Trump and U.S. Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) are busy serving the people they represent during this time of great crisis by threatening to sanction Twitter.
Gaetz posted a horrifically violent tweet urging the U.S. military to hunt down Americans, following the example of Trump, who had called throughout the day for the use of “the full force of the military” against the American people. Twitter finally removed the tweet, and Gaetz didn’t seem happy about it, as his later tweet showed.
To be clear, Colin Kaepernick did not call for violence, but revolt and resistance against the forces of oppression. Matt Gaetz is not experiencing oppression right now. He just got scolded by Twitter. Unlike under U.S. law, power and money don’t make you exempt from the rules on social media.
Also, Gaetz complained when Kaepernick kneeled peacefully in protest of police brutality, so it seems that black Americans speaking out doesn’t appeal to him in any form.
Gaetz was following Trump’s earlier example. The president seemed to call for an act of war against the American people after rioters set the St. John’s Church in front of the White House ablaze on Sunday night. Trump’s announcement in the Rose Garden, the first since the civil unrest took Americans to the streets, only served to increase fear and inflame already burning emotions.
“I am taking immediate presidential action to stop the violence and restore security and safety in America.” –@realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/BzGAs9CUJB — GOP (@GOP) June 2, 2020
Twitter didn’t seem too upset that Gaetz is having such a bad day. Read some of their comments to the congressman who wants American citizens “hunted down” like the enemy below:
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bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--U.S. Senator Announces Emergency Law To Stop Trump Military Abuse

“ Constitutional rights ” has been the rallying cry for voters on the right for some time , particularly after a mass shooting that leaves dozens or more dead and they begin to fear that tighter restrictions are going to be put into place .
If a peaceful gathering of gun owners had been tear-gassed and their guns taken on President Obama ’ s orders because some gun owners have killed many people , the right would be going into apoplexy .
But the right for the left to peacefully assemble and protest was taken in just that way on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the issue .
The sight of peaceful protesters gathered in front of the White House to protests police brutality being charged and attacked by members of the U.S. military , however , was entirely too much for some more constitutionally-minded members of Congress .
Sen. Tim Kaine , former running mate for Hillary Clinton in 2016 , is set to introduce the NDAA , an amendment to an existing bill that would prevent the use of military force against American people .
Kaine , asked about the bill ’ s amendment , responded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ American was already thinking after the gruesome scene on Sunday .
The amendment calls on the power of Congress to “ control the purse strings , ” or decide where federal money is spent .
In particular , this amendment is attached to a bill relating to expenditures by the Pentagon .
The bill is expected to pass , although the fate of Kaine ’ s amendment in a Republican-controlled Congress is anyone ’ s guess .
However , this is definitely a bill that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will not be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

“Constitutional rights” has been the rallying cry for voters on the right for some time, particularly after a mass shooting that leaves dozens or more dead and they begin to fear that tighter restrictions are going to be put into place.
If a peaceful gathering of gun owners had been tear-gassed and their guns taken on President Obama’s orders because some gun owners have killed many people, the right would be going into apoplexy. But the right for the left to peacefully assemble and protest was taken in just that way on Sunday and Republicans have remained silent on the issue.
JUST IN: Sen. Tim Kaine says he’ll offer an amendment to NDAA to bar the use of military force against Americans. — Connor O'Brien (@connorobrienNH) June 2, 2020
The sight of peaceful protesters gathered in front of the White House to protests police brutality being charged and attacked by members of the U.S. military, however, was entirely too much for some more constitutionally-minded members of Congress. Sen. Tim Kaine, former running mate for Hillary Clinton in 2016, is set to introduce the NDAA, an amendment to an existing bill that would prevent the use of military force against American people.
According to WKZO:
‘Senator Tim Kaine said he would introduce an amendment to the annual National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, a massive bill setting policy for the Pentagon, which the Senate will be considering over the coming weeks.’
The American military must never again be used as the President’s personal palace guard against peaceful protesters. https://t.co/faQA2GWBbZ — Tim Kaine (@timkaine) June 2, 2020
Kaine, asked about the bill’s amendment, responded by saying what every sane and decent American was already thinking after the gruesome scene on Sunday.
‘I never thought we would have to use the NDAA to make clear that the U.S. military shouldn’t be used as an agent of force against American citizens who are lawfully assembling.’.
Next week the Armed Services Committee will debate the NDAA—which determines how the DoD can spend its money. I will introduce an amendment to prevent any DoD funding from being used for force against American citizens exercising their first amendment rights. — Tim Kaine (@timkaine) June 2, 2020
The amendment calls on the power of Congress to “control the purse strings,” or decide where federal money is spent. In particular, this amendment is attached to a bill relating to expenditures by the Pentagon.
‘The NDAA, which determines how the Pentagon spends its money – this year $730 billion – is one of the few pieces of major legislation that passes every year. The bill governs everything from soldiers’ pay rates to how many fighter jets are bought to which bases are closed.’
BREAKING: Sen. Tim Kaine is planning to put an amendment in the annual defense bill that will block President Trump from deploying the military against protesters. — PoliticsVideoChannel (@politvidchannel) June 2, 2020
The bill is expected to pass, although the fate of Kaine’s amendment in a Republican-controlled Congress is anyone’s guess. However, this is definitely a bill that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will not be able to leave untouched on his desk.
‘Since it is seen as “must-pass” legislation, members of Congress also typically use the NDAA as a vehicle for a wide range of policy matters. For example, this year’s bill is expected to address the novel coronavirus crisis and dealings with China.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--George Bush Issues Statement On Protests, Calls Racial Division ‘America’s Greatest Challenge’

Anyone with a shred of human decency who has seen the video of George Floyd cruelly having the life choked out of him by police officers was horrified by the sight .
Because of that , millions have joined protests across the country , some of which have become more a revolt than a protest after dark .
In response , the current leader of the White House has made threats , inflamed hatred , and used military force against peaceful protesters out during the day .
Former President George W. Bush took the time to speak to a grieving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people hurting and protesting and a message to Donald Trump .
In his public statement , he wrote that : ‘ It remains a shocking failure that many African Americans , especially young African American men , are harassed and threatened in their own country .
It is a strength when protesters , protected by responsible law enforcement , march for a better future .
This tragedy — in a long series of similar tragedies — raises a long overdue question : How do we end systemic racism in our society ?
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ true light is to listen to the voices of so many who are hurting and grieving.
’ In response to Donald Trump ’ s orders to tear-gas and hit peaceful protesters with rubber bullets for a photo-op , as well as his inflammatory , tough-guy threats , Bush said “ those who set out to silence those voices do not understand the meaning of America — or how it becomes a better place.
” He also said that racial injustice is “ America ’ s greatest challenge.
” ‘ America ’ s greatest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of very different backgrounds into a single nation of justice and opportunity .
The doctrine and habits of racial superiority , which once nearly split our country , still threaten our Union .
The answers to American problems are found by living up to American ideals — to the fundamental truth that all human beings are created equal and endowed by God with certain rights .
We have often underestimated how radical that quest really is , and how our cherished principles challenge systems of intended or assumed injustice.
’ Bush called on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , times when Americans joined together – anti-segregationists , Civil Rights protesters , and all movements seeking peace and equality for all Americans – and to use those examples to make real change come from the protests across the country .
‘ The heroes of America — from Frederick Douglass , to Harriet Tubman , to Abraham Lincoln , to Martin Luther King , Jr. — are heroes of unity .
Their calling has never been for the fainthearted .
They often revealed the nation ’ s disturbing bigotry and exploitation — stains @ @ @ @ @ @ @ American majority to examine .
We can only see the reality of America ’ s need by seeing it through the eyes of the threatened , oppressed , and disenfranchised .
’

Anyone with a shred of human decency who has seen the video of George Floyd cruelly having the life choked out of him by police officers was horrified by the sight. Because of that, millions have joined protests across the country, some of which have become more a revolt than a protest after dark. In response, the current leader of the White House has made threats, inflamed hatred, and used military force against peaceful protesters out during the day.
READ: Former President George W. Bush's statement on the death of George Floyd https://t.co/pP7CHxqWNq pic.twitter.com/PjnX4vXDah — CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 2, 2020
Former President George W. Bush took the time to speak to a grieving nation, both offering sympathy for the people hurting and protesting and a message to Donald Trump. In his public statement, he wrote that:
‘It remains a shocking failure that many African Americans, especially young African American men, are harassed and threatened in their own country. It is a strength when protesters, protected by responsible law enforcement, march for a better future. This tragedy — in a long series of similar tragedies — raises a long overdue question: How do we end systemic racism in our society? The only way to see ourselves in a true light is to listen to the voices of so many who are hurting and grieving.’
President George W Bush: “It is a strength when protesters, protected by responsible law enforcement, march for a better future. This tragedy — in a long series of similar tragedies — raises a long overdue question: How do we end systemic racism in our society?” — Ali Velshi (@AliVelshi) June 2, 2020
In response to Donald Trump’s orders to tear-gas and hit peaceful protesters with rubber bullets for a photo-op, as well as his inflammatory, tough-guy threats, Bush said “those who set out to silence those voices do not understand the meaning of America — or how it becomes a better place.” He also said that racial injustice is “America’s greatest challenge.”
‘America’s greatest challenge has long been to unite people of very different backgrounds into a single nation of justice and opportunity. The doctrine and habits of racial superiority, which once nearly split our country, still threaten our Union. The answers to American problems are found by living up to American ideals — to the fundamental truth that all human beings are created equal and endowed by God with certain rights. We have often underestimated how radical that quest really is, and how our cherished principles challenge systems of intended or assumed injustice.’
From President George W. Bush re: #GeorgeFloy & his thoughts on moving forward: pic.twitter.com/JHcxazvhWy — Adrianna Hopkins (@AdriannaHopkins) June 2, 2020
Bush called on the country to remember times of unity, times when Americans joined together – anti-segregationists, Civil Rights protesters, and all movements seeking peace and equality for all Americans – and to use those examples to make real change come from the protests across the country.
‘The heroes of America — from Frederick Douglass, to Harriet Tubman, to Abraham Lincoln, to Martin Luther King, Jr. — are heroes of unity. Their calling has never been for the fainthearted. They often revealed the nation’s disturbing bigotry and exploitation — stains on our character sometimes difficult for the American majority to examine. We can only see the reality of America’s need by seeing it through the eyes of the threatened, oppressed, and disenfranchised.’
Former President George W. Bush statement: "We love our neighbors as ourselves when we treat them as equals, in both protection and compassion. There is a better way — the way of empathy, and shared commitment, and bold action, and a peace rooted in justice." — Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) June 2, 2020
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bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--Trump Has Late Afternoon Tantrum Calling Legit Protestors ‘Thugs’

Amidst the national tumult that has erupted following the police murder of a black man named George Floyd in Minneapolis , Minnesota , the contrast in behavior from presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and actual current President Donald Trump has proven stark .
Biden has been delivering repeated public speeches outlining the urgent need for an equitable path forward for the United States that takes the pleas of the protesters into account — and Trump has been mostly hiding out in the White House and tweeting nonsense .
This Tuesday , Trump self-confidently insisted on Twitter that Biden has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ life.
” Is that why voters prefer Biden over Trump by huge margins in poll after poll on both the national and swing state level ?
‘ Sleepy Joe has been in politics for 40 years , and did nothing .
Now he pretends to have the answers .
He doesn ’ t even know the questions .
Weakness will never beat anarchists , looters or thugs , and Joe has been politically weak all of his life .
LAW & ORDER !
’ It ’ s laughable for Trump to insist that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has Trump done ?
He ’ s trying to run on the fumes of inane spectacles like his recent march from the White House to St. Johns Church in D.C. , whose immediate vicinity was flooded with reported tear gas to make way for the president ’ s visit .
Priests who worked at the church were among those reportedly gassed — this disgrace is Trump ’ s own legacy .
In stark contrast , Biden has made his commitment to a unified front against police brutality loud and clear .
His administration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to make that happen — he was a part of the Obama administration when specialized Department of Justice reviews of troubled local police departments were launched .
On his campaign website , he currently insists that he will “ expand and use the power of the Justice Department , under authority created by legislation he authored , to address systemic misconduct in police departments and prosecutors ’ offices ” and “ will also invest in public defenders ’ offices , eliminate the death penalty and mandatory minimums , ” among other proposals .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the president ’ s inane tweeting .

Amidst the national tumult that has erupted following the police murder of a black man named George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the contrast in behavior from presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and actual current President Donald Trump has proven stark. Biden has been delivering repeated public speeches outlining the urgent need for an equitable path forward for the United States that takes the pleas of the protesters into account — and Trump has been mostly hiding out in the White House and tweeting nonsense. This Tuesday, Trump self-confidently insisted on Twitter that Biden has been “politically weak all of his life.” Is that why voters prefer Biden over Trump by huge margins in poll after poll on both the national and swing state level?
tfw you've been president for almost four years and the country is exploding, falling apart and gasping for air in the ICU. https://t.co/duIx1kjU2f — Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) June 2, 2020
Trump tweeted:
‘Sleepy Joe has been in politics for 40 years, and did nothing. Now he pretends to have the answers. He doesn’t even know the questions. Weakness will never beat anarchists, looters or thugs, and Joe has been politically weak all of his life. LAW & ORDER!’
Sleepy Joe has been in politics for 40 years, and did nothing. Now he pretends to have the answers. He doesn’t even know the questions. Weakness will never beat anarchists, looters or thugs, and Joe has been politically weak all of his life. LAW & ORDER! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 2, 2020
It’s laughable for Trump to insist that Biden has done “nothing.” What has Trump done? He’s trying to run on the fumes of inane spectacles like his recent march from the White House to St. Johns Church in D.C., whose immediate vicinity was flooded with reported tear gas to make way for the president’s visit. Priests who worked at the church were among those reportedly gassed — this disgrace is Trump’s own legacy.
This tweet attacking Biden as "weak" on "anarchists, looters or thugs" comes exactly 40 minutes after Trump's re-election campaign sent out a press release labeling Biden "the architect of mass incarceration" https://t.co/yjngP397nD — Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) June 2, 2020
In stark contrast, Biden has made his commitment to a unified front against police brutality loud and clear. His administration would likely support the policy changes needed to make that happen — he was a part of the Obama administration when specialized Department of Justice reviews of troubled local police departments were launched. On his campaign website, he currently insists that he will “expand and use the power of the Justice Department, under authority created by legislation he authored, to address systemic misconduct in police departments and prosecutors’ offices” and “will also invest in public defenders’ offices, eliminate the death penalty and mandatory minimums,” among other proposals. That’s a far cry from the president’s inane tweeting.
Biden, who went out and talked with protesters, is being called weak by a president who cowered in his bunker. https://t.co/X7Tpflltja — Clyde Haberman (@ClydeHaberman) June 2, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--Trump Declares Black People Love Him During Unhinged Afternoon Outburst

POTUS has been bragging again .
This time about a woman , which is rather amazing in and of itself .
Then again , he has been revving up his campaign showing up with Bible in hand and siccing the police on peaceful protesters against police violence .
Ironic .
Obviously , Donald Trump did not read McSally ’ s book , but he has seen a fighter jet .
Sadly for McSally , her competitor has flown far higher .
McSally was indeed the first woman to ever fly a jet in combat .
That made her “ tough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eyes .
Then , too , he desperately needed her seat to maintain the Republican Senate under his thumb .
He tweeted : McSally ’ s opponent for her 2020 special election is the husband of former Representative Gabby Giffords ( D-AZ ) who was shot in the head but overcame terrific odds to talk once again .
Mark Kelly has been an astronaut .
So when it comes to tough tested , he leaves the Republican in the dust .
Some of Trump ’ s supporters believe he is the “ Chosen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They need to dust off their Bibles , because it was told that an anti-Christ would appear first .
The president made another promise that “ the best is yet to come !
” If a person considers 107,000 dead in a coronavirus epidemic , a Great Depression than in 1929 , and doing his best to cause a racial riot ( and failing ) , then that promise was scary : Then , Trump tried to convince people that he was the best thing since Abraham Lincoln , who freed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he had been treated worse than Lincoln .
Just a reminder , the 16th president was shot dead : Twitter world caught fire after Trump tweeted about “ A real fighter for Arizona.
” Check out what some of our fellow Americans had to say about it : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be @ @ @ @ @

POTUS has been bragging again. This time about a woman, which is rather amazing in and of itself. Then again, he has been revving up his campaign showing up with Bible in hand and siccing the police on peaceful protesters against police violence. Ironic. Obviously, Donald Trump did not read McSally’s book, but he has seen a fighter jet. Sadly for McSally, her competitor has flown far higher.
McSally was indeed the first woman to ever fly a jet in combat. That made her “tough tested” in the president’s eyes. Then, too, he desperately needed her seat to maintain the Republican Senate under his thumb. He tweeted:
‘Decorated combat Vet @MarthaMcSally has a great new book, Dare to Fly, which tells her story as the first American woman to fly a fighter jet in combat. She’s tough, tested, and true. A real fighter for Arizona. Get her book today at http://daretofly.us!’
McSally’s opponent for her 2020 special election is the husband of former Representative Gabby Giffords (D-AZ) who was shot in the head but overcame terrific odds to talk once again. Mark Kelly has been an astronaut. So when it comes to tough tested, he leaves the Republican in the dust.
Some of Trump’s supporters believe he is the “Chosen One,” meaning Jesus Christ returned. They need to dust off their Bibles, because it was told that an anti-Christ would appear first.
The president made another promise that “the best is yet to come!” If a person considers 107,000 dead in a coronavirus epidemic, a Great Depression than in 1929, and doing his best to cause a racial riot (and failing), then that promise was scary:
‘…AND THE BEST IS YET TO COME!’
Then, Trump tried to convince people that he was the best thing since Abraham Lincoln, who freed the slaves. Mr. Modest also claimed he had been treated worse than Lincoln. Just a reminder, the 16th president was shot dead:
‘My Admin has done more for the Black Community than any President since Abraham Lincoln. Passed Opportunity Zones with @SenatorTimScot, guaranteed funding for HBCU’s, School Choice, passed Criminal Justice Reform, lowest Black unemployment, poverty, and crime rates in history…’
Twitter world caught fire after Trump tweeted about “A real fighter for Arizona.” Check out what some of our fellow Americans had to say about it:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-06-02--Trump Looks Out Limo Window & Sees Protesters Flipping Him ‘The Bird’

“ Two Corinthians ” Donald Trump crashed the Saint John Paul II National Shrine without the permission of the Knights of Columbus , a group that maintains it .
Real Christians , even small ones , know that this book in the Bible is pronounced “ Second Corinthians.
” Trump did not care .
That is one of the characteristics of the malignant narcissistic personality .
He also randomly crashes weddings at his resorts .
This particular problem started after Trump turned out all the lights in the White House during the protests across the street — for the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he went to the secret bunker : Washington Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory was not pleased with the president and released a statement , according to The USA Today newspaper : Clearly , Trump has been trying to cash in on his religious opportunities .
Some would say he is a good actor .
POTUS pulled out his military to force a peaceful crowd of protesters away with tear gas and flashbangs .
Then , he traipsed from the White House to St. John ’ s Church .
The president and First Lady Melania @ @ @ @ @ @ @ John Paul II National Shrine on Tuesday , just hours later .
The Secretary of State Mike Pompeo went with them .
This monument was dedicated to the Catholic Pope John Paul II , who was from Poland .
The Saint was well-remembered for his fight against communism .
Apparently , Trump likes him , because he tweeted a photo of the sainted Pope on his 100th birthday .
As Trump rode to the national shrine , anti-police brutality protesters gave him a one-finger salute while others held signs calling Trump a “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Diocese in Lexington KY tweeted that he hoped that someone at the church would do a sermon about Jesus ’ enemies and “ called out for their hypocrisy.
” The Episcopal Bishop of Washington D.C. Mariann Budde , was “ outraged ” by the president ’ s photo-op stop in front her boarded-up church , St. Johns is often referred to as the church of the presidents .
Vandals meticulously set the church ’ s nursery on fire .
Although these destructive individuals claimed they were part of the peaceful protest , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them .
Twitter indicated that white supremacists were actually behind the damage .
Non-followers of Trump onTwitter had some fun at Trump ’ s expense after the White House released a slick version .
Then , others tweeted the reality of the commander-in-chief stroll and Bible-thumping : News Australia said that the police assaulted a cameraman on assignment with his baton .
There was no distinction between the peaceful protesters and the media .
Trump has long considered the media to be his enemy .
NPR ’ s Yamiche Alcindor tweeted the truth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Apparently , POTUS did not see the irony of the Secret Service firing flash bangs and tear gas to part the crowd so he could traipse to St. John ’ s Church .
Once there , he used the president ’ s church as a backdrop .
Worse , he used the Bible as a prop : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can be read in any order .

“Two Corinthians” Donald Trump crashed the Saint John Paul II National Shrine without the permission of the Knights of Columbus, a group that maintains it. Real Christians, even small ones, know that this book in the Bible is pronounced “Second Corinthians.” Trump did not care. That is one of the characteristics of the malignant narcissistic personality. He also randomly crashes weddings at his resorts.
This particular problem started after Trump turned out all the lights in the White House during the protests across the street — for the first time in 131 years. Then, he went to the secret bunker:
‘After 131 years the lights of the White House go out again, case that did not happen since 1889 #Anomymous pic.twitter.com/TjHKKzPQ6t — Anonymous (@AnonymousArgNew) June 2, 2020’
After 131 years the lights of the White House go out again, case that did not happen since 1889 #Anomymous pic.twitter.com/TjHKKzPQ6t — Anonymous (@AnonymousArgNew) June 2, 2020
Washington Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory was not pleased with the president and released a statement, according to The USA Today newspaper:
‘I find it baffling that and reprehensible that any Catholic facility would allow itself to be so egregiously misused and manipulated in a fashion that violates our religious principles, which call us to defend the rights of all people even those with whom we might disagree.’
Clearly, Trump has been trying to cash in on his religious opportunities. Some would say he is a good actor. POTUS pulled out his military to force a peaceful crowd of protesters away with tear gas and flashbangs. Then, he traipsed from the White House to St. John’s Church.
The president and First Lady Melania Trump planned a trip to the St. John Paul II National Shrine on Tuesday, just hours later. The Secretary of State Mike Pompeo went with them.
This monument was dedicated to the Catholic Pope John Paul II, who was from Poland. The Saint was well-remembered for his fight against communism. Apparently, Trump likes him, because he tweeted a photo of the sainted Pope on his 100th birthday.
As Trump rode to the national shrine, anti-police brutality protesters gave him a one-finger salute while others held signs calling Trump a “bunker b*tch.”
ABC News White House correspondent Jon Karl commented:
‘These were the images Donald Trump could see out the window of the presidential limo as his motorcade went from the White House to the Saint John Paul II National Shrine.’
Bishop John Stowe from the Diocese in Lexington KY tweeted that he hoped that someone at the church would do a sermon about Jesus’ enemies and “called out for their hypocrisy.”
The Episcopal Bishop of Washington D.C. Mariann Budde, was “outraged” by the president’s photo-op stop in front her boarded-up church, St. Johns is often referred to as the church of the presidents. Vandals meticulously set the church’s nursery on fire.
Although these destructive individuals claimed they were part of the peaceful protest, thus far, no one has recognized them. Twitter indicated that white supremacists were actually behind the damage.
Non-followers of Trump onTwitter had some fun at Trump’s expense after the White House released a slick version. Then, others tweeted the reality of the commander-in-chief stroll and Bible-thumping:
‘Back at the White House minutes after his staged church event yesterday… pic.twitter.com/1B4GuU4z3d — CitizensFedUp (@CitizensFedUp) June 2, 2020’
Back at the White House minutes after his staged church event yesterday… pic.twitter.com/1B4GuU4z3d — CitizensFedUp (@CitizensFedUp) June 2, 2020
‘Another alternative mix: pic.twitter.com/ToXY4dgPbT — Food Sack (@SackFood) June 2, 2020’
‘I fixed your video for you, the music wasn’t good! pic.twitter.com/PCO5MiLL2y — Dave’
I fixed your video for you, the music wasn’t good! pic.twitter.com/PCO5MiLL2y — Dave 🇦🇺🏳🌈🏀🎮 #BLM (@DaveJ1738) June 2, 2020
News Australia said that the police assaulted a cameraman on assignment with his baton. There was no distinction between the peaceful protesters and the media. Trump has long considered the media to be his enemy. NPR’s Yamiche Alcindor tweeted the truth about “what was happening:”
‘Here is what was happening outside the White House as President Trump was giving his Rose Garden address and saying he is an “ally of all peaceful protestors.” Peaceful protestors being tear gassed outside of the WH gates. I confirmed because I was teargassed along with them. pic.twitter.com/yg0wbSrIXn’
Here is what was happening outside the White House as President Trump was giving his Rose Garden address and saying he is an “ally of all peaceful protestors.” Peaceful protestors being tear gassed outside of the WH gates. I confirmed because I was teargassed along with them. pic.twitter.com/yg0wbSrIXn — Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) June 1, 2020
Apparently, POTUS did not see the irony of the Secret Service firing flash bangs and tear gas to part the crowd so he could traipse to St. John’s Church. Once there, he used the president’s church as a backdrop. Worse, he used the Bible as a prop:
‘You think that bible will help you get re-elected ? Is it a calling card for your racist white pride boys? One thing for sure when you meet God Allah or Jesus Christ -yr hands will burn -u believe in nothing – @WhiteHouse: pic.twitter.com/KnNUwjldn1 — John Cusack (@johncusack) June 2, 2020’ You think that bible will help you get re elected ? Is it a calling card for your rascist white pride boys ? One thing for sure when you meet God Allah orJesus Christ -yr hands will burn -u believe in nothing – @WhiteHouse: pic.twitter.com/KnNUwjldn1” — John Cusack (@johncusack) June 2, 2020
Good Morning America tweeted:
‘NEW VIDEO: Peaceful protestors were forcibly cleared outside the White House to make way for President Trump to walk across the street to St. John’s Church for a photo op, holding a Bible, following Rose Garden remarks threatening to deploy the military into Americans cities. pic.twitter.com/YZG5EvNY44 — Good Morning America (@GMA) June 1, 2020’
NEW VIDEO: Peaceful protestors were forcibly cleared outside the White House to make way for President Trump to walk across the street to St. John’s Church for a photo op, holding a Bible, following Rose Garden remarks threatening to deploy the military into Americans cities. pic.twitter.com/YZG5EvNY44 — Good Morning America (@GMA) June 1, 2020
‘With Lafayette Square sealed off and looking like a war zone, hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters are gathered outside the park, farther away from the White House.#WashingtonDCProtest pic.twitter.com/eCnSYQD5xB — Harbpeace (@Harbpeace) June 2, 2020’
With Lafayette Square sealed off and looking like a war zone, hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters are gathered outside the park, farther away from the White House.#WashingtonDCProtest pic.twitter.com/eCnSYQD5xB — Harbpeace (@Harbpeace) June 2, 2020
‘MSNBC – 6/2/2020 – @FrankFigliuzzi1 talking about the white house politizing the protests “My law enforcement sources are saying that their challenge is made even more complex by the fact that they are feeling pressure… to focus their efforts on certain groups” pic.twitter.com/hkRzsQlXMf — CaseStudyQB (@CaseStudyQB) June 2, 2020’
MSNBC – 6/2/2020 – @FrankFigliuzzi1 talking about the white house politizing the protests “My law enforcement sources are saying that their challenge is made even more complex by the fact that they are feeling pressure… to focus their efforts on certain groups” pic.twitter.com/hkRzsQlXMf — CaseStudyQB (@CaseStudyQB) June 2, 2020
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.