bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--Trump Has Obama Jealousy Induced Friday Afternoon Freakout

The final debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was on Thursday night , and during the event , Trump repeatedly failed to present a systematically compelling vision for America ’ s future .
Meanwhile , Biden insisted that , if elected , he would work to support all Americans rather than just those who voted for him — and can the same really be said of Trump ?
In the aftermath of the debate , Trump is still sticking to his familiar angry antagonistic rhetoric .
On Twitter on Friday afternoon , Trump made the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disrespectful to President Obama ” at the debate , but this nonsense from the president is just smoke and mirrors .
Trump claimed that Biden was disrespectful to Obama because he pointed out that he had been vice president rather than president when discussing why he had failed to see through the policies that he wants during his previous time in public office .
Trump is misrepresenting what Biden actually said — he also owned missteps on the part of the Obama administration as a whole ( including himself , of course ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mistake ” ( emphasis added ) .
Biden also pointed out that some policy change efforts that the Obama administration did undertake were hamstrung by an obstruction-dedicated Republican Congress .
Would Trump ever even admit to a slight misstep in the first place ?
On Twitter this Friday afternoon , Trump also complained about Biden ’ s insistence on moving towards clean energy , and he also angrily characterized Biden ’ s response to the Obama era swine flu outbreak as “ one of the weakest and worst [ responses ] in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” as if that somehow negates the fact that over 220,000 Americans have died on Trump ’ s own watch , which is majorly higher than the death toll of the swine flu outbreak .
As for energy , Biden has made abundantly clear that he wants to secure major financial support for the clean energy sector , helping create new jobs .

The final debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was on Thursday night, and during the event, Trump repeatedly failed to present a systematically compelling vision for America’s future. Meanwhile, Biden insisted that, if elected, he would work to support all Americans rather than just those who voted for him — and can the same really be said of Trump? In the aftermath of the debate, Trump is still sticking to his familiar angry antagonistic rhetoric. On Twitter on Friday afternoon, Trump made the ridiculous claim that Biden was “very disrespectful to President Obama” at the debate, but this nonsense from the president is just smoke and mirrors.
Trump claimed that Biden was disrespectful to Obama because he pointed out that he had been vice president rather than president when discussing why he had failed to see through the policies that he wants during his previous time in public office. Trump is misrepresenting what Biden actually said — he also owned missteps on the part of the Obama administration as a whole (including himself, of course), commenting that “we made a mistake” (emphasis added). Biden also pointed out that some policy change efforts that the Obama administration did undertake were hamstrung by an obstruction-dedicated Republican Congress. Would Trump ever even admit to a slight misstep in the first place?
Joe Biden was very disrespectful to President Obama at last night’s debate when he said that he, Joe, “was Vice President, not President,” when trying to make excuses for their failed immigration policies. I wonder what “O” was thinking when he heard that one? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 23, 2020
On Twitter this Friday afternoon, Trump also complained about Biden’s insistence on moving towards clean energy, and he also angrily characterized Biden’s response to the Obama era swine flu outbreak as “one of the weakest and worst [responses] in the history of fighting epidemics and pandemics,” as if that somehow negates the fact that over 220,000 Americans have died on Trump’s own watch, which is majorly higher than the death toll of the swine flu outbreak. As for energy, Biden has made abundantly clear that he wants to secure major financial support for the clean energy sector, helping create new jobs.
Biden said he is going to “transition out of (fracking) by 2025”. I hope Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oklahoma, North Dakota, and all of the rest were listening last night. High energy prices, massive jobs losses! Vote Trump. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 23, 2020
Joe Biden’s response to the H1N1 Swine Flu, far less lethal than Covid 19, was one of the weakest and worst in the history of fighting epidemics and pandemics. It was pathetic, those involved have said. Joe didn’t have a clue! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 23, 2020
Trump keeps failing Americans.
Check out Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--Netanyahu Humiliates Trump Moments After Phony ‘Peace Deal’ Announced

On Friday , the Trump administration announced that a deal had been reached to normalize relations between Sudan and Israel , which is the third recently announced deal to involve the normalization of relations between Israel and an Arab country .
Israel has not been engaged in active conflict with the nations — including Sudan , the U.A.E.
, and Bahrain — that have been involved in these deals , which have not directly tackled open conflicts in the region like the Israel-Palestine stand-off .
During a Friday phone call from the White House between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump asked Netanyahu if he thought that “ Sleepy Joe ” could have struck a deal like the Israel-Sudan agreement — but Netanyahu refused to go along with the anti-Biden vitriol .
Netanyahu is a right-winger who is allied with Trump , but even still , he refused to take the bait and join in the criticism of Biden .
In response to the president ’ s question of what he thought about the prospects of “ Sleepy Joe ” striking a Middle East peace deal , Netanyahu said ( while on speakerphone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anyone in America ” who offers it .
‘ They ’ re also poor .
Iran is poor .
Hamas is poor .
They ’ re all poor , and they weren ’ t poor three years ago .
They were blowing everything up — they ’ re very poor .
You think Sleepy Joe could have made this deal , Bibi ?
Sleepy Joe — you think he would have made this deal somehow ?
I don ’ t think so.
’ Although Trump got seemingly so wrapped up in himself that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Netanyahu answered : Trump did not exactly look enthused by Netanyahu ’ s response .
The president promptly interjected and tried to move on .
Check out the footage of the moment below : There ’ s a very real possibility that Trump could soon be replaced in office by Biden , whose standing in polls has repeatedly been better than that of Hillary Clinton at equivalent points in the 2016 election cycle .
Despite Trump ’ s self-congratulations for a supposed job well done , there ’ s been little abatement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in office .
For example , despite a pair of widely publicized meetings between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un , North Korea still has its nuclear arsenal .

On Friday, the Trump administration announced that a deal had been reached to normalize relations between Sudan and Israel, which is the third recently announced deal to involve the normalization of relations between Israel and an Arab country. Israel has not been engaged in active conflict with the nations — including Sudan, the U.A.E., and Bahrain — that have been involved in these deals, which have not directly tackled open conflicts in the region like the Israel-Palestine stand-off. During a Friday phone call from the White House between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a nevertheless quite self-congratulatory Trump asked Netanyahu if he thought that “Sleepy Joe” could have struck a deal like the Israel-Sudan agreement — but Netanyahu refused to go along with the anti-Biden vitriol.
Netanyahu is a right-winger who is allied with Trump, but even still, he refused to take the bait and join in the criticism of Biden. In response to the president’s question of what he thought about the prospects of “Sleepy Joe” striking a Middle East peace deal, Netanyahu said (while on speakerphone) that he appreciated assistance from “anyone in America” who offers it.
Trump asked:
‘They’re also poor. Iran is poor. Hamas is poor. They’re all poor, and they weren’t poor three years ago. They were blowing everything up — they’re very poor. You think Sleepy Joe could have made this deal, Bibi? Sleepy Joe — you think he would have made this deal somehow? I don’t think so.’
Although Trump got seemingly so wrapped up in himself that he began to answer his own question, Netanyahu answered:
‘Well, Mr. President, one thing I can tell you is we appreciate help for peace from anyone in America, and we appreciate what you’ve done enormously.’
Trump did not exactly look enthused by Netanyahu’s response. The president promptly interjected and tried to move on. Check out the footage of the moment below:
Trump tried to goad Netanyahu into echoing his crude attacks on Joe Biden — but Bibi wouldn't do it. He's probably looking at the same polls we are. pic.twitter.com/m66xWoekWb — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 23, 2020
There’s a very real possibility that Trump could soon be replaced in office by Biden, whose standing in polls has repeatedly been better than that of Hillary Clinton at equivalent points in the 2016 election cycle. Despite Trump’s self-congratulations for a supposed job well done, there’s been little abatement of active conflict while he has been in office. For example, despite a pair of widely publicized meetings between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, North Korea still has its nuclear arsenal.


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--Pennsylvania Supreme Court Issues Friday Ruling To Protect Mail-In Voting

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that authorities must not reject mail-in ballots over discrepancies between the signatures submitted with the ballots and the signatures on file for respective voters .
The court ruled unanimously on the matter , and their ruling could have significant impacts in the state , which Donald Trump won by merely a little over 44,000 votes in 2016 .
Procedural changes that could mean the difference between thousands of ballots getting disqualified or not could help decide the election in the state and in the country as a whole , since FiveThirtyEight estimates that Pennsylvania @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to put the eventual presidential election winner over the top .
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ’ s ruling covers challenges from third parties , meaning that outside groups like the state Republican Party or one of its local branches are henceforth prohibited from challenging mail-in ballots over concerns about the signatures .
This case is not the first occasion on which Pennsylvania Republicans have challenged voting rights in the state .
Recently , they have also challenged the extension of the deadline for receiving mail-in ballots to be counted , which state authorities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Day , although ballots still must be sent by Election Day itself .
The Pennsylvania GOP ’ s recent request for the U.S. Supreme Court to block that deadline extension was unsuccessful .
Theoretically , this case over whether mail-in ballots can be accepted despite potential discrepancies between signatures with the ballots and those on file for the voters could be brought to the U.S. Supreme Court , which will very soon return to having a ninth member , Trump pick Amy Coney Barrett .
Trump ’ s previous two picks ruled in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ previous request for the U.S. Supreme Court to undo the mail-in ballot deadline extension in the state .
If Barrett follows that pattern , then if this case over the signatures gets brought to the U.S. Supreme Court , there could be a majority of justices in favor of the right-wing position .
The court ’ s previous response to the Pennsylvania GOP ’ s request to re-shorten the mail-in ballot receiving deadline was evenly split , with four justices in favor and four against .
Fundamentally , the right-wing ’ s consistent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of system-damaging voter fraud are not reflective of reality .
Possible discrepancies between signatures submitted with ballots and those on file for voters do not automatically entail attempted fraud , and signature match demands could be used to arbitrarily disqualify voters .

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that authorities must not reject mail-in ballots over discrepancies between the signatures submitted with the ballots and the signatures on file for respective voters. The court ruled unanimously on the matter, and their ruling could have significant impacts in the state, which Donald Trump won by merely a little over 44,000 votes in 2016. Procedural changes that could mean the difference between thousands of ballots getting disqualified or not could help decide the election in the state and in the country as a whole, since FiveThirtyEight estimates that Pennsylvania is the state that is most likely to put the eventual presidential election winner over the top.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (@AP) _ Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled unanimously Friday on a key concern over mail-in ballots in the battleground state, prohibiting counties from rejecting ballots because the voter's signature on it may not resemble their signature on their registration. — Marc Levy (@timelywriter) October 23, 2020
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s ruling covers challenges from third parties, meaning that outside groups like the state Republican Party or one of its local branches are henceforth prohibited from challenging mail-in ballots over concerns about the signatures. This case is not the first occasion on which Pennsylvania Republicans have challenged voting rights in the state. Recently, they have also challenged the extension of the deadline for receiving mail-in ballots to be counted, which state authorities extended to the third day after Election Day, although ballots still must be sent by Election Day itself. The Pennsylvania GOP’s recent request for the U.S. Supreme Court to block that deadline extension was unsuccessful.
🚨BREAKING: Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules that election officials are PROHIBITED from rejecting mail-in ballots based on signature comparison. Nor may a party "challenge based on signature analysis and comparisons."https://t.co/pBa0vyA9h3 — Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) October 23, 2020
Theoretically, this case over whether mail-in ballots can be accepted despite potential discrepancies between signatures with the ballots and those on file for the voters could be brought to the U.S. Supreme Court, which will very soon return to having a ninth member, Trump pick Amy Coney Barrett. Trump’s previous two picks ruled in favor of the Pennsylvania GOP’s previous request for the U.S. Supreme Court to undo the mail-in ballot deadline extension in the state. If Barrett follows that pattern, then if this case over the signatures gets brought to the U.S. Supreme Court, there could be a majority of justices in favor of the right-wing position. The court’s previous response to the Pennsylvania GOP’s request to re-shorten the mail-in ballot receiving deadline was evenly split, with four justices in favor and four against.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled—unanimously—that county boards of elections cannot throw out absentee or mail-in ballots due to alleged signature mismatch. Amy Coney Barrett's first vote may be to block this decision. https://t.co/VPyx2x3Gfv — Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) October 23, 2020
Fundamentally, the right-wing’s consistent claims of some kind of looming threat of system-damaging voter fraud are not reflective of reality. Possible discrepancies between signatures submitted with ballots and those on file for voters do not automatically entail attempted fraud, and signature match demands could be used to arbitrarily disqualify voters.


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--‘Borat’ Infiltrates W.H. Grounds By Duping Dopey OAN Reporter

According to a new clip shared as part of the promotion for the new movie Borat Subsequent Moviefilm — which is a satire by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen — the far-right media outlet known as the One America News Network was duped into bringing an actress playing Borat ’ s daughter into the White House .
In the clip , Sacha Baron Cohen — in character as Borat — claims that One America News ( OAN ) brought his “ daughter ” into the White House without any security checks or tests for the Coronavirus .
The clip includes footage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the White House with OAN ’ s Chanel Rion .
Specifically , in the newly available footage , Bakalova and Rion can be seen in the White House press briefing room , although the room doesn ’ t seem to be in use at the time .
The set-up looks as if Rion is giving Bakalova — who was in character as Borat ’ s daughter and who Rion did not then know as an actress– a tour of the White House grounds .
Bakalova ( while in character as Borat ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a journalist at the time .
The claim that her apparent White House tour took place without prior security checks or a Coronavirus test is definitely rather troubling .
In the clip , Cohen — in character as his satirical character Borat — offers the following voiceover commentary : Check out the footage of Borat ’ s daughter aka Bakalova and Rion on the White House grounds below : The interactions highlighted in the clip — which also seems to feature a moment when Bakalova ( in character as Borat ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ himself — aren ’ t the only occasion when someone prominent makes an appearance in footage connected to Borat Subsequent Moviefilm .
At another point during the new movie , Cohen — who is dressed up to conceal his identity , since his Borat character is rather recognizable — rushed into a crowd listening to Vice President Mike Pence deliver a speech and began heckling .
At yet another point , Bakalova ( who was in character ) duped top Trump ally Rudy Giuliani into participating in a faked interview with her and @ @ @ @ @ @ @

According to a new clip shared as part of the promotion for the new movie Borat Subsequent Moviefilm — which is a satire by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen — the far-right media outlet known as the One America News Network was duped into bringing an actress playing Borat’s daughter into the White House. In the clip, Sacha Baron Cohen — in character as Borat — claims that One America News (OAN) brought his “daughter” into the White House without any security checks or tests for the Coronavirus. The clip includes footage of the actress (Maria Bakalova) in the White House with OAN’s Chanel Rion.
Specifically, in the newly available footage, Bakalova and Rion can be seen in the White House press briefing room, although the room doesn’t seem to be in use at the time. The set-up looks as if Rion is giving Bakalova — who was in character as Borat’s daughter and who Rion did not then know as an actress– a tour of the White House grounds. Bakalova (while in character as Borat’s daughter) seems to be posing as a journalist at the time. The claim that her apparent White House tour took place without prior security checks or a Coronavirus test is definitely rather troubling.
In the clip, Cohen — in character as his satirical character Borat — offers the following voiceover commentary:
‘OAN is most rigorous news source in America. I know this because they take my daughter into the White House. No need for security checks or COVID test. They boring.’
Check out the footage of Borat’s daughter aka Bakalova and Rion on the White House grounds below:
Trump very careful who he let into his events and house. No Covid test necessary – High 5! pic.twitter.com/Kf5gGk3n2M — Borat (@BoratSagdiyev) October 23, 2020
The interactions highlighted in the clip — which also seems to feature a moment when Bakalova (in character as Borat’s daughter) interacts with Donald Trump Jr. himself — aren’t the only occasion when someone prominent makes an appearance in footage connected to Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. At another point during the new movie, Cohen — who is dressed up to conceal his identity, since his Borat character is rather recognizable — rushed into a crowd listening to Vice President Mike Pence deliver a speech and began heckling. At yet another point, Bakalova (who was in character) duped top Trump ally Rudy Giuliani into participating in a faked interview with her and then heading into a hotel bedroom.


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--Updated Swing State Early Voting Numbers Show Dramatic Blue Surge

Over 47 million Americans have already voted early in 25 percent of the states , according to the U.S. Election Project .
It is possible that 100 million more votes will be coming in with 11 days to go before the traditional election day .
The nation has a voting season , it seems .
Even though the numbers favor the Democrats right now , voters should not get too comfortable .
Once burned by the 2016 surprise win , people know that every vote counts .
The polls lean toward Joe Biden , but some of Donald Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and by extension , the polls and poll takers .
When Secretary Hillary Clinton ran against Trump , we saw a huge dome of Republican voters slowly rising on the horizon .
This unrecognized voting effort gave the president just enough votes to carry the Electoral College .
Mail-in ballots tend to favor the Democrats , especially in this coronavirus pandemic .
Republicans tend to wait until November 3 .
Then , there is Trump ’ s threat of “ rigged ” elections .
Unless Americans have a staggering win , he may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court where he is currently installing a loyal , mega-conservative justice .
Longtime Republican strategist Scott Reed said , according to The POLITICO : Hawkfish ’ s CEO Josh Mendelsohn said Democrats should not depend too heavily upon forecasting models : ‘ Democrats are enthused , that ’ s clear .
I find that folks want these models to be forecasts , and they want the forecasts to be like a hurricane forecast and just to be perfect .
And it ’ s not , because it is like hurricanes , you ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tracks , of which some are more reliable than others in certain circumstances.
’ Chris Wilson is a top Republican data analyst who independently reviewed the Hawkfish numbers for POLITICO .
He said : ‘ The concerning thing for Republicans is that once a Democrat vote is cast , or once a vote is cast in general , it can ’ t be taken back .
That to me is the bigger issue here : Our window to message and convert any of these voters away from voting Democrat is shorter than the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Total ballots cast/Ballots cast by newly registered voters from Arizona ’ s Four Million Voters • 1.1 million for which Hawkfish has support scores .
Biden : 58 percent .
Trump : 42 percent .
Twitter world went bananas when Americans realized that every vote really does count .
Check out these favorites below : Then , he was on his way to the rally for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris .
The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Over 47 million Americans have already voted early in 25 percent of the states, according to the U.S. Election Project. It is possible that 100 million more votes will be coming in with 11 days to go before the traditional election day. The nation has a voting season, it seems. Even though the numbers favor the Democrats right now, voters should not get too comfortable.
Once burned by the 2016 surprise win, people know that every vote counts. The polls lean toward Joe Biden, but some of Donald Trump’s voters do not trust the government and by extension, the polls and poll takers. When Secretary Hillary Clinton ran against Trump, we saw a huge dome of Republican voters slowly rising on the horizon. This unrecognized voting effort gave the president just enough votes to carry the Electoral College.
Mail-in ballots tend to favor the Democrats, especially in this coronavirus pandemic. Republicans tend to wait until November 3.
Then, there is Trump’s threat of “rigged” elections. Unless Americans have a staggering win, he may well take the presidency to the Supreme Court where he is currently installing a loyal, mega-conservative justice.
Longtime Republican strategist Scott Reed said, according to The POLITICO:
‘It’s a warning flare. Some Republicans are stuck in a model that we always run up the score on Election Day to make up the difference. I think running an election in a superpolarized electorate, you want to win early voting. Let’s go. Let’s stop talking and making excuses.’
Hawkfish’s CEO Josh Mendelsohn said Democrats should not depend too heavily upon forecasting models:
‘Democrats are enthused, that’s clear. I find that folks want these models to be forecasts, and they want the forecasts to be like a hurricane forecast and just to be perfect. And it’s not, because it is like hurricanes, you’ve got a whole bunch of model tracks, of which some are more reliable than others in certain circumstances.’
Chris Wilson is a top Republican data analyst who independently reviewed the Hawkfish numbers for POLITICO. He said:
‘The concerning thing for Republicans is that once a Democrat vote is cast, or once a vote is cast in general, it can’t be taken back. That to me is the bigger issue here: Our window to message and convert any of these voters away from voting Democrat is shorter than the number of days left in the campaign.’
Wilson said:
‘Great news. We lead [in the polls]. But if you look at the early vote, we have to win 2-to-1 on Election Day. And that’s probably just about every contested race in America.’
Arizona
Total ballots cast/Ballots cast by newly registered voters from Arizona’s Four Million Voters
1.1 million for which Hawkfish has support scores. Biden: 58 percent. Trump: 42 percent.
75,000. Biden: 57 percent. Trump: 43.
POLITICO said:
‘Polls show Biden leading as well as Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly. Compared with 2016, Democratic returns are 74 percent higher while Republican returns are up 29 percent.’
Florida
Total ballots cast/Ballots cast by newly registered voters from Florida’s 14.4 registered voters
Biden: 56 percent. Trump: 44 percent.
Biden: 56 percent. Trump: 44 percent. 422,000. Biden: 55 percent. Trump: 45 percent.
POLITICO said:
‘No party has ever jumped to a lead like Democrats have in pre-Election Day voting. Factoring in independents, who are largely composed of No Party Affiliation, Biden appears to be winning the swing voters of the swing state.’
Michigan
Total ballots cast/Ballots cast by newly registered voters from Michigan 1.8 registered voters
Biden: 62 percent. Trump: 38 percent.
139,000. Biden: 63 percent. Trump: 37 percent.
POLITICO said:
‘While Michigan does not have hard party registration figures like most other states, internal Democratic modeling gives Biden an edge so far.’
Pennsylvania
Total ballots cast/Ballots cast by newly registered voters from Pennsylvania 9 million registered voters
Biden: 73 percent. Trump: 27 percent.
57,000. Biden: 72 percent. Trump: 28 percent.
POLITICO said:
‘Pennsylvania has slowly drifted from the president in polling and his handling of coronavirus came at the worst time for him.’
Wisconsin
Total ballots cast of Wisconsin’s 3.6 million registered voters/Ballots cast by newly registered voters
Biden: 61 percent. Trump: 39 percent.
66,000. Biden: 61 percent. Trump: 39 percent.
POLITICO said:
‘Coronavirus cases are on the rise in Wisconsin, along with voter anger at Trump’s handling of it.’
POLITICO said:
‘[N]ot every Democrat is voting for Biden nor every Republican for Trump…Biden has a slight edge among independents, which could prove decisive.’
Twitter world went bananas when Americans realized that every vote really does count. Check out these favorites below:
Here’s the video of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that President Trump just played tonight for thousands of Pennsylvanians! A vote for Biden and Harris is a vote to kill Pennsylvania’s fracking jobs. pic.twitter.com/w2cCS7cOSS — Trump War Room – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) October 21, 2020
Then, he was on his way to the rally for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. 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--2020-10-23--Obama Issues Post-Debate Trump Take-Down & Message To America

On Thursday night , President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden faced off in their final pre-Election Day debate .
The debate was marked by incessant nonsensical lying from Trump and a forceful presentation of a brighter alternative vision for the next four years in America from Biden .
Early Friday , former President Barack Obama shared a clip on Twitter from the debate featuring a moment when Biden insisted that , if elected , he would work to represent and uplift all Americans , not just those who voted for him .
Based on his repeated derision @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump can ’ t be counted on to similarly work on behalf of all Americans rather than just his fervent supporters .
Alongside the clip , Obama wrote the following message : Check out the footage below : In the clip , Biden is responding to a question from moderator Kristen Welker of what message he would send during his Inauguration Day remarks to Americans who didn ’ t vote for him , if he were to win the presidential race .
‘ I will say , I ’ m an American President @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether you voted for me or against me , and I ’ m going to make sure that you ’ re represented .
I ’ m going to give you hope .
We ’ re going to move ; we ’ re going to choose science over fiction .
We ’ re going to choose hope over fear .
We ’ re going to choose to move forward because we have enormous opportunities , enormous opportunities to make things better… what is on the ballot here is the character of this country .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ people with dignity , making sure that everyone has an even chance .
And I ’ m going to make sure you get that .
You haven ’ t been getting it the last four years.
’ Trump was asked the same question of what he would say on Inauguration Day 2021 to Americans who did not vote for him , if he were to win a second term in office .
He did not directly answer the actual substance of the question .
Instead , he belligerently criticized Biden ; the closest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was his vague and dubious comment that “ success is going to bring us together .
We are on the road to success ” — thus , he seems to be implying , he ’ s not actually that all that directly concerned about acutely bringing Americans together .
He thinks it ’ ll happen automatically following so-called “ success.
” Check out Twitter ’ s response to Obama below :

On Thursday night, President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden faced off in their final pre-Election Day debate. The debate was marked by incessant nonsensical lying from Trump and a forceful presentation of a brighter alternative vision for the next four years in America from Biden. Early Friday, former President Barack Obama shared a clip on Twitter from the debate featuring a moment when Biden insisted that, if elected, he would work to represent and uplift all Americans, not just those who voted for him. Based on his repeated derision of so-called “blue” states, Trump can’t be counted on to similarly work on behalf of all Americans rather than just his fervent supporters.
Alongside the clip, Obama wrote the following message:
‘Joe has the character and the experience to make our country better – but first, he needs your vote. Make a plan to vote right now and vote as early as you can.’
Check out the footage below:
Joe has the character and the experience to make our country better – but first, he needs your vote. Make a plan to vote right now and vote as early as you can. https://t.co/Q2RbOQZwv9 pic.twitter.com/QxJWM6EAnW — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 23, 2020
In the clip, Biden is responding to a question from moderator Kristen Welker of what message he would send during his Inauguration Day remarks to Americans who didn’t vote for him, if he were to win the presidential race.
Discussing his potential Inauguration Day remarks, Biden shared:
‘I will say, I’m an American President. I represent all of you, whether you voted for me or against me, and I’m going to make sure that you’re represented. I’m going to give you hope. We’re going to move; we’re going to choose science over fiction. We’re going to choose hope over fear. We’re going to choose to move forward because we have enormous opportunities, enormous opportunities to make things better… what is on the ballot here is the character of this country. Decency, honor, respect. Treating people with dignity, making sure that everyone has an even chance. And I’m going to make sure you get that. You haven’t been getting it the last four years.’
Trump was asked the same question of what he would say on Inauguration Day 2021 to Americans who did not vote for him, if he were to win a second term in office. He did not directly answer the actual substance of the question. Instead, he belligerently criticized Biden; the closest that he got to an actual answer was his vague and dubious comment that “success is going to bring us together. We are on the road to success” — thus, he seems to be implying, he’s not actually that all that directly concerned about acutely bringing Americans together. He thinks it’ll happen automatically following so-called “success.”
Check out Twitter’s response to Obama below:


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--Judge Emmet Sullivan Thwarts Trump With Sudden Vote-By Mail Ruling

In a new Thursday ruling , D.C. Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan has ordered the U.S .
Postal Service to restore high-speed mail sorting machines at postal facilities unable to appropriately handle election-related mail in the final days before Election Day .
There ’ s been a nationwide rush to get ballots to and from voters amidst concerns about in-person voting due to the Coronavirus pandemic .
However , there ’ s also been a slowdown in some mail delivery in the wake of operations changes that the Trump-allied Postmaster General Louis DeJoy imposed , whose operations updates included the removal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ faced intense public pressure over his pre-election changes to Postal Service operations .
Sullivan ’ s latest order follows an earlier order in which he demanded that DeJoy ’ s changes be put on hold before Election Day .
The Postal Service had claimed that Sullivan ’ s original order was not clear enough , which apparently gave them an excuse to not comply with it appropriately .
Now , Sullivan wrote that at postal facilities where election-related mail can ’ t be processed appropriately before Election Day , “ available processing equipment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the Postal Service can comply with its prior policy of delivering Election Mail in accordance with First Class delivery standards.
” Sullivan has also ordered a status update from the Postal Service covering their compliance efforts by Friday at 5 P.M. , and besides the order for the restoration of mail sorting machines as appropriate , the Postal Service has also been ordered to take whatever additional steps are needed in order to ensure the timely delivery of election mail .
New York Attorney General Letitia James ( D ) led the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has culminated in this pair of rulings from Sullivan .
The states of Hawaii and New Jersey and cities of San Francisco and New York City were also plaintiffs in the lawsuit , while other states participated in their own separate suits .
In response to the latest order from Sullivan , James commented : ‘ For a month now , the Trump Administration has made excuse after excuse to avoid compliance with a court order , all in an effort to further undermine Postal Service operations and impede voters wishing to vote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Today ’ s order makes abundantly clear that the Trump Administration must stop violating the law and must deliver all ballots immediately.
’ DeJoy has been accused of carrying out Trump ’ s political agenda with his changes to the Postal Service ’ s operations , although he has — unsurprisingly — denied the claims .

In a new Thursday ruling, D.C. Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan has ordered the U.S. Postal Service to restore high-speed mail sorting machines at postal facilities unable to appropriately handle election-related mail in the final days before Election Day. There’s been a nationwide rush to get ballots to and from voters amidst concerns about in-person voting due to the Coronavirus pandemic. However, there’s also been a slowdown in some mail delivery in the wake of operations changes that the Trump-allied Postmaster General Louis DeJoy imposed, whose operations updates included the removal of some sorting machines. DeJoy has faced intense public pressure over his pre-election changes to Postal Service operations.
Sullivan’s latest order follows an earlier order in which he demanded that DeJoy’s changes be put on hold before Election Day. The Postal Service had claimed that Sullivan’s original order was not clear enough, which apparently gave them an excuse to not comply with it appropriately. Now, Sullivan wrote that at postal facilities where election-related mail can’t be processed appropriately before Election Day, “available processing equipment will be restored to service to ensure that the Postal Service can comply with its prior policy of delivering Election Mail in accordance with First Class delivery standards.”
Sullivan has also ordered a status update from the Postal Service covering their compliance efforts by Friday at 5 P.M., and besides the order for the restoration of mail sorting machines as appropriate, the Postal Service has also been ordered to take whatever additional steps are needed in order to ensure the timely delivery of election mail.
New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) led the lawsuit against the Postal Service changes that has culminated in this pair of rulings from Sullivan. The states of Hawaii and New Jersey and cities of San Francisco and New York City were also plaintiffs in the lawsuit, while other states participated in their own separate suits. In response to the latest order from Sullivan, James commented:
‘For a month now, the Trump Administration has made excuse after excuse to avoid compliance with a court order, all in an effort to further undermine Postal Service operations and impede voters wishing to vote by mail in the November elections. Today’s order makes abundantly clear that the Trump Administration must stop violating the law and must deliver all ballots immediately.’
DeJoy has been accused of carrying out Trump’s political agenda with his changes to the Postal Service’s operations, although he has — unsurprisingly — denied the claims.


bipartisanreport--2020-10-23--‘The Lincoln Project’ Releases Post Debate Trump Take-Down

Things are tough in Florida .
People are paying attention to what Donald Trump is saying , and they do not like it .
Friday , the president headed down to central Florida for another super-spreader event with his crowds tightly jammed together and few wearing masks .
POTUS says we will have to learn to “ live with it , ” it being the coronavirus pandemic .
He is wrong .
The Tampa Bay News released its jaw-dropping numbers for Thursday : Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees said that there would be an “ additional review of coronavirus deaths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stunning images set in video let Floridians come away from Donald Trump and vote for their own interests .
Check out these heart-stopping images .
This is the message from The Lincoln Project ’ s latest piece : People will have their say , each vote a testament to the toll this horrific disease has taken on Florida and how Florida plans to change the situation .
Trump lied about COVID-19 .
Thursday it attacked 5,558 Floridians and 75,049 across the nation .
Yet , he continues to blame China for his own @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the nation .
The virology specialists predict another 200,000 by year ’ s end if nothing changes .
The poignant images show what the ensuing economic crush has done to Americans .
Tens of millions of people are out of work .
Trump has the situation ass-backward .
Do not send people into schools and bars and restaurants to create the image of a healed nation .
Heal the people first , then the economy will follow .
Dr. Luigi Notarangelo , chief of the Laboratory of Clinical Immunology And Microbiology at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told CNN : ‘ Perhaps the White population will be protected and we will only see severe cases of Covid among the Blacks , which would be a total disaster from a social standpoint.
“ I don ’ t know what could be done but something should be done to facilitate inclusion of a vulnerable population , in this case , the Black population.
’ The older and the younger , the Black and brown and white Americans , COVID-19 knows no boundaries .
This pandemic is an equal opportunist .
Twitter world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a look at some of our favorites below : Then , he was on his way to the rally for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris .
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 .

Things are tough in Florida. People are paying attention to what Donald Trump is saying, and they do not like it. Friday, the president headed down to central Florida for another super-spreader event with his crowds tightly jammed together and few wearing masks. POTUS says we will have to learn to “live with it,” it being the coronavirus pandemic. He is wrong.
The Tampa Bay News released its jaw-dropping numbers:
‘Thursday’s caseload brings the total number of infections recorded statewide to 768,091, according to the Florida Department of Health. The weekly average number of cases jumped to about 3,300 cases per day. Thursday also showed higher levels of testing than usual, with more than 100,000 tests processed.’
Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees said that there would be an “additional review of coronavirus deaths:”
‘The state also added 57 coronavirus-related deaths, bringing the weekly death average down to about 77 people announced dead per day. On Wednesday, Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees said the health department would implement an additional review of coronavirus deaths, though it wasn’t immediately clear what the new review policy would entail or how it would affect the state’s daily reports.
The Lincoln Project’s stunning images set in video let Floridians come away from Donald Trump and vote for their own interests. Check out these heart-stopping images.
This is the message from The Lincoln Project’s latest piece: People will have their say, each vote a testament to the toll this horrific disease has taken on Florida and how Florida plans to change the situation.
Trump lied about COVID-19. Thursday it attacked 5,558 Floridians and 75,049 across the nation. Yet, he continues to blame China for his own failures. There are 223,828 deaths across the nation. The virology specialists predict another 200,000 by year’s end if nothing changes.
Health and Human Services (HHS) whistleblower Dr. Rick Bright told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer:
‘It’s important to note that even the data that we saw in the United States from that drug show that the benefit was modest. It wasn’t a home run. It wasn’t a remarkable improvement in terms of mortality, or even the lengthening or shortening of the length of hospital stay, but it did show some marginal benefit.’
The poignant images show what the ensuing economic crush has done to Americans. Tens of millions of people are out of work. Trump has the situation ass-backward. Do not send people into schools and bars and restaurants to create the image of a healed nation. Heal the people first, then the economy will follow.
Dr. Luigi Notarangelo, chief of the Laboratory of Clinical Immunology And Microbiology at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases told CNN:
‘Perhaps the White population will be protected and we will only see severe cases of Covid among the Blacks, which would be a total disaster from a social standpoint.“I don’t know what could be done but something should be done to facilitate inclusion of a vulnerable population, in this case, the Black population.’
The older and the younger, the Black and brown and white Americans, COVID-19 knows no boundaries. This pandemic is an equal opportunist.
Watch the entire video here:
Mourning in Florida.
There’s mourning in Florida. pic.twitter.com/5HMYu0nyIa — The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) October 23, 2020
Twitter world went crazy over this one. Take a look at some of our favorites below:
Then, he was on his way to the rally for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. 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--2020-10-24--NY Times Strikes Again With Friday Trump Tax Reveal

It comes to no surprise to anyone when another one of his lies is reported , but some of Donald Trump ’ s claims are false to such an extent that they catch people ’ s attention .
After claiming in 2016 during his presidential run against Secretary Hillary Clinton , Trump claimed to have donated millions to charity in recent years , saying that the wealthy must give back to their communities to find fulfillment .
It doesn ’ t appear , however , that Trump actually follows that principle .
The New York Times , who obtained copies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which show that he absolutely did claim $ 130 million in charitable donations over recent years , earning him a large tax write-off .
However , very little of that money came from the president himself .
Instead , it came from his businesses and include “ donations ” given through business deals .
According to The New York Times : ‘ The long-hidden tax records , obtained by The New York Times , show that Mr. Trump did not have to reach into his wallet for most of that giving .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , $ 119.3 million worth , came from simply agreeing not to develop land — in several cases , after he had shelved development plans .
‘ Three of the agreements involved what are known as conservation easements — a maneuver , popular among wealthy Americans , that typically allows a landowner to keep a property ’ s title and receive a tax deduction equal to its appraised value .
In the fourth land deal , Mr. Trump donated property for a state park.
’ Trump has also reported numerous donations to charities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that he has always been very charitable , a large portion of his donations came after he was voted president .
And the cash out-of-pocket that Trump has donated haven ’ t come much from Trump ’ s personal funds .
‘ Of the $ 7.5 million in business and personal cash contributions reported to the Internal Revenue Service since 2005 , more than 40 percent — $ 3.2 million — came starting in 2015 , when Mr. Trump ’ s philanthropy fell under scrutiny after he announced his White House bid .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ office , he declared $ 1.9 million in cash gifts .
In 2014 , by contrast , he contributed $ 81,499.
’ The Trump family has a rocky history with charity , including their own Trump Foundation , which was closed down in 2019 when it was discovered that very little of the donations were sent to actual charities and mostly funded the family ’ s personal expenses , including paintings of Trump for his golf resorts .
‘ The single largest cash donation he reported for his businesses , made to his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he received in 2011 for being roasted on Comedy Central .
In 2014 , his Virginia winery contributed a glass sculpture valued at $ 73,600 to a small historical society in Pennsylvania .
And in 2016 , another one of his companies gave $ 30,000 to the American Hotel & Lodging Education Foundation .
’

It comes to no surprise to anyone when another one of his lies is reported, but some of Donald Trump’s claims are false to such an extent that they catch people’s attention. After claiming in 2016 during his presidential run against Secretary Hillary Clinton, Trump claimed to have donated millions to charity in recent years, saying that the wealthy must give back to their communities to find fulfillment. It doesn’t appear, however, that Trump actually follows that principle.
New Tax Story: Donald Trump’s taxes show he didn't reach for his wallet for most of his charitable giving. The bulk of it came from donating land. His taxes also cast doubt on a number of charitable commitments he has boasted about. https://t.co/J6pWBIKZEE — Susanne Craig (@susannecraig) October 23, 2020
The New York Times, who obtained copies of Trump’s tax returns, which show that he absolutely did claim $130 million in charitable donations over recent years, earning him a large tax write-off. However, very little of that money came from the president himself. Instead, it came from his businesses and include “donations” given through business deals.
According to The New York Times:
‘The long-hidden tax records, obtained by The New York Times, show that Mr. Trump did not have to reach into his wallet for most of that giving. The vast bulk of his charitable tax deductions, $119.3 million worth, came from simply agreeing not to develop land — in several cases, after he had shelved development plans. ‘Three of the agreements involved what are known as conservation easements — a maneuver, popular among wealthy Americans, that typically allows a landowner to keep a property’s title and receive a tax deduction equal to its appraised value. In the fourth land deal, Mr. Trump donated property for a state park.’
I wrote a lot of stories about @realdonaldtrump’s approach to charity. But if you only want to read one, this is the one. It starts at a benefit for orphans, where Trump (who’d donated nothing) stole a donors’ seat on the stage…https://t.co/x5gFWrCc4P — David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) October 23, 2020
Trump has also reported numerous donations to charities since becoming president. Although he claimed that he has always been very charitable, a large portion of his donations came after he was voted president. And the cash out-of-pocket that Trump has donated haven’t come much from Trump’s personal funds. ‘Of the $7.5 million in business and personal cash contributions reported to the Internal Revenue Service since 2005, more than 40 percent — $3.2 million — came starting in 2015, when Mr. Trump’s philanthropy fell under scrutiny after he announced his White House bid. In 2017, his first year in office, he declared $1.9 million in cash gifts. In 2014, by contrast, he contributed $81,499.’
NOT TRUE : The Trump children are barred from a running charity. TRUE: After getting caught stealing money from a children’s charity, they now have to take a class to learn not to steal money from a children’s charity should they want to run another children’s charity. — Dana Gould (@danagould) October 23, 2020
The Trump family has a rocky history with charity, including their own Trump Foundation, which was closed down in 2019 when it was discovered that very little of the donations were sent to actual charities and mostly funded the family’s personal expenses, including paintings of Trump for his golf resorts.
‘The single largest cash donation he reported for his businesses, made to his own foundation, was the $400,000 he received in 2011 for being roasted on Comedy Central. In 2014, his Virginia winery contributed a glass sculpture valued at $73,600 to a small historical society in Pennsylvania. And in 2016, another one of his companies gave $30,000 to the American Hotel & Lodging Education Foundation.’


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Trump Accuses Obama Of Crimes During Saturday Night Rally Debacle

On Saturday , President Donald Trump visited Ohio for a campaign stop , where he delivered a rally speech that was full of lunacy .
For instance , he claimed that the Obama administration had gotten “ caught ” spying on the Trump campaign , which is a lie , and he also claimed that “ they are all saying Christmas again ” now that he ’ s in charge , but the so-called “ war on Christmas ” is imaginary , so the president ’ s supposed victory in this metaphorical battle is also imaginary .
Trump and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made up the president ’ s victory in it .
When Trump claimed that the Obama administration had been caught spying on his campaign , the crowd erupted into a chant of “ Lock him up !
” Trump interjected that it ’ s “ much better ” if he tries to tamp down the chanting , but the mocking tone in his voice was rather obvious , as was the implication that he actually doesn ’ t have a serious problem with the chant .
After all , he himself has previously @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be jail sentences dished out in retaliation for the conspiring against the Trump campaign that didn ’ t actually happen .
As for the “ war on Christmas ” nonsense , Trump said the following on Saturday : ‘ When I first started , I said , we are going to say Merry Christmas again .
Remember ?
.. all the department stores , they ’ d say ‘ happy new year ’ and everything but Christmas — they don ’ t want to say Christmas .
I said , we ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you know what , they ’ re all saying Christmas again .
They ’ re saying Merry Christmas .
They ’ re all saying Merry Christmas again.
’ This systematic anti-Christmas struggle is imaginary — and it ’ s been imaginary on all of the other occasions that Trump and his political allies have brought it up .
Check out his comments in the video footage below : While at his weekend Ohio rally , Trump also brought up some of his familiar complaints about media coverage of the Coronavirus crisis .
Some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic , and many more deaths could unfold in the near future — but Trump keeps insisting that there ’ s really some systematic media conspiracy to make him look bad , but this claim is nonsense .
In reality , there ’ s a deadly nationwide crisis , but the president consistently sounds more focused on his public image and ego .
With cases continuing to rise across the country at single-day levels that haven ’ t been seen at any other point during the pandemic , it ’ s clear that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

On Saturday, President Donald Trump visited Ohio for a campaign stop, where he delivered a rally speech that was full of lunacy. For instance, he claimed that the Obama administration had gotten “caught” spying on the Trump campaign, which is a lie, and he also claimed that “they are all saying Christmas again” now that he’s in charge, but the so-called “war on Christmas” is imaginary, so the president’s supposed victory in this metaphorical battle is also imaginary. Trump and his allies have made up a conflict and made up the president’s victory in it.
When Trump claimed that the Obama administration had been caught spying on his campaign, the crowd erupted into a chant of “Lock him up!” Trump interjected that it’s “much better” if he tries to tamp down the chanting, but the mocking tone in his voice was rather obvious, as was the implication that he actually doesn’t have a serious problem with the chant. After all, he himself has previously insisted — ludicrously — that there should be jail sentences dished out in retaliation for the conspiring against the Trump campaign that didn’t actually happen.
As for the “war on Christmas” nonsense, Trump said the following on Saturday:
‘When I first started, I said, we are going to say Merry Christmas again. Remember?.. all the department stores, they’d say ‘happy new year’ and everything but Christmas — they don’t want to say Christmas. I said, we’re gonna say Christmas again. And you know what, they’re all saying Christmas again. They’re saying Merry Christmas. They’re all saying Merry Christmas again.’
This systematic anti-Christmas struggle is imaginary — and it’s been imaginary on all of the other occasions that Trump and his political allies have brought it up. Check out his comments in the video footage below:
Trump: "When I first started, I said, we are going to say Merry Christmas again. Remember? … all the department stores, they'd say 'happy new year' and everything but Christmas — they don't want to say Christmas … you know what? They are all saying Christmas again." pic.twitter.com/icFYr1B6HP — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 24, 2020
While at his weekend Ohio rally, Trump also brought up some of his familiar complaints about media coverage of the Coronavirus crisis. Some 225,000 Americans have died due to the pandemic, and many more deaths could unfold in the near future — but Trump keeps insisting that there’s really some systematic media conspiracy to make him look bad, but this claim is nonsense. In reality, there’s a deadly nationwide crisis, but the president consistently sounds more focused on his public image and ego. With cases continuing to rise across the country at single-day levels that haven’t been seen at any other point during the pandemic, it’s clear that it’s time for new leadership.
Watch Trump’s comments below:
Trump: "You know what? On November 4th, you're not gonna hear– the news, CNN, all they talk about, 'Covid Covid Covid.' If a plane goes down with 500 people, they don't talk about … they're trying to scare everybody. You have to lead your life, and you have to get out." pic.twitter.com/SL5ndWz7Bu — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 24, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Trump Reacts To Obama’s Saturday Rally Speech Like A Panicked Loser

On Saturday , former President Barack Obama issued a searing speech against Donald Trump at a Joe Biden campaign stop in Miami , Florida .
Obama mocked Trump for his recent meltdown in response to a 60 Minutes interview , which he suddenly ended and walked out on after getting frustrated with the questions .
As Obama noted , Trump “ likes to act tough and talk tough… but when 60 Minutes and Lesley Stahl are too tough for you , you ain ’ t all that tough.
” True indeed .
Trump was apparently watching , and he freaked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seemingly pulling the number out of thin air — that only 47 people watched Obama ’ s speech in-person .
Notably , a link available on Obama ’ s Twitter account to watch the speech quickly racked up over half a million viewers .
Again — Trump seems to have pulled this number out of thin air .
In reality , it ’ s clear that people across the country are energized about the possibility of voting Donald Trump out of office .
Early voting turnout , including both mail-in votes and early @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the country .
A whopping over 56.5 million people have already voted with a little over a week left until Election Day .
Among the about 27.7 million of those ballots for which party affiliation data is available , Democrats lead — they ’ ve cast about 49.6 percent of those early votes , compared to about 27.5 percent that have come from Republicans .
Although Republicans have tended to favor voting in-person to begin with , it ’ s clear that there ’ s a lot of Democratic enthusiasm — which is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fundraising that Democratic candidates have gathered .
In the third quarter of 2020 , Lindsey Graham ’ s Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison raised $ 57 million — the highest single-quarter fundraising total for any U.S. Senate candidate ever .
Trump ’ s own sinking political chances have fallen alongside the chances of Republicans in Congress .
Currently , Democrats are at least somewhat favored to win the House , Senate , and White House , according to FiveThirtyEight — and Democratic advantages are particularly sizable in two out of three of those contests @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Check out Twitter ’ s response to Trump ’ s anti-Obama rant below :

On Saturday, former President Barack Obama issued a searing speech against Donald Trump at a Joe Biden campaign stop in Miami, Florida. Obama mocked Trump for his recent meltdown in response to a 60 Minutes interview, which he suddenly ended and walked out on after getting frustrated with the questions. As Obama noted, Trump “likes to act tough and talk tough… but when 60 Minutes and Lesley Stahl are too tough for you, you ain’t all that tough.” True indeed. Trump was apparently watching, and he freaked out on Twitter. He claimed — seemingly pulling the number out of thin air — that only 47 people watched Obama’s speech in-person. Notably, a link available on Obama’s Twitter account to watch the speech quickly racked up over half a million viewers.
Obama: "Joe Biden is tough. Something that you can't really say about this president. He likes to act tough and talk tough … but when '60 Minutes' and Lesley Stahl are too tough for you, you ain't all that tough." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
Trump angrily tweeted:
‘Nobody is showing up for Obama’s hate laced speeches. 47 people! No energy, but still better than Joe!’
Again — Trump seems to have pulled this number out of thin air.
Nobody is showing up for Obama’s hate laced speeches. 47 people! No energy, but still better than Joe! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24, 2020
In reality, it’s clear that people across the country are energized about the possibility of voting Donald Trump out of office. Early voting turnout, including both mail-in votes and early in-person votes, has dramatically soared across the country. A whopping over 56.5 million people have already voted with a little over a week left until Election Day. Among the about 27.7 million of those ballots for which party affiliation data is available, Democrats lead — they’ve cast about 49.6 percent of those early votes, compared to about 27.5 percent that have come from Republicans. Although Republicans have tended to favor voting in-person to begin with, it’s clear that there’s a lot of Democratic enthusiasm — which is also reflected by the monumental levels of fundraising that Democratic candidates have gathered. In the third quarter of 2020, Lindsey Graham’s Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison raised $57 million — the highest single-quarter fundraising total for any U.S. Senate candidate ever.
a) the president is watching Obama on TV
b) this 47 number seems to be made up from completely nothing https://t.co/3xwxF5Y1hC — Edward-Isaac Dovere (@IsaacDovere) October 24, 2020
Trump’s own sinking political chances have fallen alongside the chances of Republicans in Congress. Currently, Democrats are at least somewhat favored to win the House, Senate, and White House, according to FiveThirtyEight — and Democratic advantages are particularly sizable in two out of three of those contests, including the presidency and House.
Check out Twitter’s response to Trump’s anti-Obama rant below:


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Judge Blocks Trump’s Desperate Attempt To Stop Nevada Ballot-Counting

A judge in Carson City , Nevada has denied a request from the Nevada Republican Party and Trump re-election campaign to temporarily halt the counting of mail-in ballots in Clark County , Nevada .
Clark County , which includes Las Vegas , is the highest-populated county in the state of Nevada , and Republicans have alleged that the county ’ s mail-in ballot standards are not appropriately strict enough .
Thus , the Republicans wanted mail-in ballot counting in the county to be put on hold while a lawsuit that they ’ ve brought moves forward , but their request @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Trump campaign ’ s lawsuit targeted Clark County Registrar Joe Gloria and Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske .
On Friday , Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford revealed on Twitter that his office had “ defeated President Trump ’ s and Nevada GOP ’ s request for a temporary restraining order to stop the counting of the ballots.
” Could the Republicans ’ efforts to suppress the vote be any more obvious at this point ?
They quite literally wanted to get a court to force a highly populous county to stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
The foundation that the GOP used for their case is , by all appearances , just about totally hollow .
In their lawsuit , they misrepresent basic facts of the reality of ballot counting procedures that are already in place in Clark County .
As the Las Vegas Review-Journal explains , Trump campaign official Adam Laxalt claimed that “ the county uses a machine that matches signature verification at only 40 percent , lower than the 50 percent recommended setting by its manufacturer ” — but he ’ s flatly incorrect on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kulin indicated in response to the Republican lawsuit that the setting numbers 40 and 50 don ’ t even refer to a percentage at all , and there ’ s not even a recommended setting from the signature matching-dedicated scanner machine ’ s manufacturer .
Rather , as the Review-Journal summarizes , Kulin explained that the setting numbers 40 and 50 refer to “ a scored setting based on factors such as writing style , the slant of the letters and the way someone crosses their T ’ s. ” One might expect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the United States would double-check these basic facts before filing a federal lawsuit .
In defense of his position , Laxalt — the official from the Trump campaign — offered little more than vague conjecture .
Referring to the county ’ s so far low ballot rejection rate , he insisted that “ it strains credibility that only 2,000 of the first 200,000 ” mail-in ballots in Clark County were worthy of rejection — but vague conjecture is not an appropriate basis on which to found major decisions about election procedures .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ here , there isn ’ t much of anything .
The Republican lawsuit also complains that election authorities did not let the GOP place cameras in rooms where ballots are handled — but the “ county believes that the request for cameras in observation areas is likely not legal under state law , ” the Review-Journal reports .
This case — which has a hearing scheduled for this upcoming week — is not the first time that Republican interests including the Trump campaign have challenged the voting process across the country .
They @ @ @ @ @ @

A judge in Carson City, Nevada has denied a request from the Nevada Republican Party and Trump re-election campaign to temporarily halt the counting of mail-in ballots in Clark County, Nevada. Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, is the highest-populated county in the state of Nevada, and Republicans have alleged that the county’s mail-in ballot standards are not appropriately strict enough. Thus, the Republicans wanted mail-in ballot counting in the county to be put on hold while a lawsuit that they’ve brought moves forward, but their request has proven unsuccessful.
The Nevada GOP and Trump campaign’s lawsuit targeted Clark County Registrar Joe Gloria and Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske. On Friday, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford revealed on Twitter that his office had “defeated President Trump’s and Nevada GOP’s request for a temporary restraining order to stop the counting of the ballots.” Could the Republicans’ efforts to suppress the vote be any more obvious at this point? They quite literally wanted to get a court to force a highly populous county to stop counting mail-in ballots for the time being! The foundation that the GOP used for their case is, by all appearances, just about totally hollow. In their lawsuit, they misrepresent basic facts of the reality of ballot counting procedures that are already in place in Clark County.
A "proper procedure" is in place. That's why my @NevadaAG's Office just defeated Pres. Trump's & @NVGOP's request for a temporary restraining order to stop the counting of the ballots. Again I say, we will always protect the right to vote, and we won't let it be suppressed. https://t.co/5G4uxrJ9TT — Aaron D. Ford (@AaronDFordNV) October 23, 2020
As the Las Vegas Review-Journal explains, Trump campaign official Adam Laxalt claimed that “the county uses a machine that matches signature verification at only 40 percent, lower than the 50 percent recommended setting by its manufacturer” — but he’s flatly incorrect on both counts. Clark County spokesman Dan Kulin indicated in response to the Republican lawsuit that the setting numbers 40 and 50 don’t even refer to a percentage at all, and there’s not even a recommended setting from the signature matching-dedicated scanner machine’s manufacturer. Rather, as the Review-Journal summarizes, Kulin explained that the setting numbers 40 and 50 refer to “a scored setting based on factors such as writing style, the slant of the letters and the way someone crosses their T’s.” One might expect that the re-election campaign for the president of the United States would double-check these basic facts before filing a federal lawsuit.
In defense of his position, Laxalt — the official from the Trump campaign — offered little more than vague conjecture. Referring to the county’s so far low ballot rejection rate, he insisted that “it strains credibility that only 2,000 of the first 200,000” mail-in ballots in Clark County were worthy of rejection — but vague conjecture is not an appropriate basis on which to found major decisions about election procedures. There should be solid evidence, and here, there isn’t much of anything.
The Republican lawsuit also complains that election authorities did not let the GOP place cameras in rooms where ballots are handled — but the “county believes that the request for cameras in observation areas is likely not legal under state law,” the Review-Journal reports.
This case — which has a hearing scheduled for this upcoming week — is not the first time that Republican interests including the Trump campaign have challenged the voting process across the country. They’ve repeatedly proven unsuccessful.


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Obama Drops The Mic On Trump During Brilliant Saturday Rally Speech

With mere days to go until Election Day , on Saturday , former President Barack Obama visited Miami , Florida , where he delivered a speech on behalf of the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden — who , of course , served alongside Obama for eight years as vice president .
Obama had some fierce condemnations for Donald Trump , who he characterized as having utterly failed the United States with his handling of the Coronavirus pandemic , which has claimed the lives of about 225,000 Americans as of this weekend .
Obama added that with Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his team ’ s policies and plans , he ’ s proven that he ’ s in no way fit for a second term .
As the former president poignantly told voters : Obama shared that he “ did hope that , for the country ’ s sake , ” Trump would “ show at least a little bit of interest in taking the job seriously ” — but , the former president added , that ’ s “ not how it ’ s worked out.
” Trump “ hasn ’ t shown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helping anybody except himself and his friends , ” Obama observed .
As he jokingly put it later , “ ‘ Florida Man ’ wouldn ’ t even do this stuff .
Why are we accepting it from the president of the United States ?
It ’ s not normal behavior.
” Indeed , the Trump administration has frequently worked to benefit Trump and his allies , to the point of Trump frequently mostly ignoring Russian aggression but trying to bribe Ukraine into investigating the Bidens as a de facto favor to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the president ’ s personal agenda on the part of the White House has very serious consequences .
Discussing the Trump team ’ s Coronavirus response — or at times , lack thereof — Obama sarcastically observed : Just this weekend , Trump has yet again been complaining about coverage of the Coronavirus crisis .
He claimed on Twitter that the “ Media is doing everything possible to create fear prior to November 3rd ” with their coverage of the pandemic , which is nonsensically ludicrous .
Americans are dying !
What ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whining about the media coverage of the crisis .
At a North Carolina rally over the weekend , the president complained : So he ’ s upset because the media is talking about the crisis that ’ s killing thousands of Americans at a time instead of what exactly… how great Donald Trump is ?
Trump has seemed to dismiss the responsibilities of the presidency in the name of his ego .
When pressured over his administration ’ s behavior , the president has repeatedly freaked out .
Recently , he stormed out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ natural end and eventually complained on Twitter that the interview had been “ terrible Electoral Intrusion , ” as if he imagines that there ’ s some kind of nefarious election meddling conspiracy to… ask him questions .

With mere days to go until Election Day, on Saturday, former President Barack Obama visited Miami, Florida, where he delivered a speech on behalf of the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden — who, of course, served alongside Obama for eight years as vice president. Obama had some fierce condemnations for Donald Trump, who he characterized as having utterly failed the United States with his handling of the Coronavirus pandemic, which has claimed the lives of about 225,000 Americans as of this weekend. Obama added that with Trump’s angry response to tough questions about his team’s policies and plans, he’s proven that he’s in no way fit for a second term.
Hello, Florida! It's #VoteEarlyDay and we’re just 10 days away from this election. I want to see you make a plan today for how you’re going to get involved and vote. Let’s get to work. https://t.co/lq3jqYjrOX — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 24, 2020
As the former president poignantly told voters:
‘As a general rule, [Trump] is not a person who likes to take responsibility for anything. But you know the job doesn’t work that way… Inventing conspiracies doesn’t make people’s lives better. You’ve got to have a plan. You’ve got to do the work.’
Obama: "As a general rule, this is not a person who likes to take responsibility for anything. But you know the job doesn't work that way … Inventing conspiracies doesn't make people's lives better. You've got to have a plan. You've got to do the work." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
Obama shared that he “did hope that, for the country’s sake,” Trump would “show at least a little bit of interest in taking the job seriously” — but, the former president added, that’s “not how it’s worked out.” Trump “hasn’t shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody except himself and his friends,” Obama observed. As he jokingly put it later, “‘Florida Man’ wouldn’t even do this stuff. Why are we accepting it from the president of the United States? It’s not normal behavior.” Indeed, the Trump administration has frequently worked to benefit Trump and his allies, to the point of Trump frequently mostly ignoring Russian aggression but trying to bribe Ukraine into investigating the Bidens as a de facto favor to the Trump re-election campaign.
Obama in Miami on Trump: "I did hope that, for the country's sake, he'd show at least a little bit of interest in taking the job seriously. That's not how it worked out. He hasn't shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody except himself and his friends." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
This prioritization of the president’s personal agenda on the part of the White House has very serious consequences. Discussing the Trump team’s Coronavirus response — or at times, lack thereof — Obama sarcastically observed:
‘You think he’s hard at work coming up with a plan to get us out of this mess? Well, I don’t know, because I know he’s had a tough week. Everybody’s been very unfair to Donald Trump this week… He doesn’t have a plan. He doesn’t even acknowledge the reality of what’s taking place all across the country.’
Obama in Miami: "You think he's hard at work coming up with a plan to get us out of this mess? Well, I don't know, because I know he's had a tough week. Everybody's been very unfair to Donald Trump this week." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
Obama on Trump: "He doesn't have a plan. He doesn't even acknowledge the reality of what's taking place all across the country." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
Just this weekend, Trump has yet again been complaining about coverage of the Coronavirus crisis. He claimed on Twitter that the “Media is doing everything possible to create fear prior to November 3rd” with their coverage of the pandemic, which is nonsensically ludicrous. Americans are dying! What’s Trump doing? He’s whining about the media coverage of the crisis. At a North Carolina rally over the weekend, the president complained:
‘That’s all I hear about now. Turn on television, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid.’
So he’s upset because the media is talking about the crisis that’s killing thousands of Americans at a time instead of what exactly… how great Donald Trump is? Trump has seemed to dismiss the responsibilities of the presidency in the name of his ego.
"That's all I hear about now," Trump said, complaining of the amount of media attention the virus gets as he campaigned in North Carolina. "Turn on television, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid." More than 225,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus. — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020
When pressured over his administration’s behavior, the president has repeatedly freaked out. Recently, he stormed out of a 60 Minutes interview before its natural end and eventually complained on Twitter that the interview had been “terrible Electoral Intrusion,” as if he imagines that there’s some kind of nefarious election meddling conspiracy to… ask him questions.
Obama on Trump: "He got mad and walked out of the interview. He thought the questions were too tough. Too tough? Miami, listen, if he can't answer a tough question like what would you like to do in a second term, then it's our job to make sure he doesn't get a second term." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 24, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Trump Rage Tweets Insecure Saturday Meltdown After COVID Data Released

President Donald Trump continues to refuse to take the Coronavirus crisis with the seriousness that it demands .
As cases , deaths , and hospitalizations from the virus continue to increase around the country , Trump took to Twitter on Saturday morning to insist that the media was blowing everything out of proportion — which is , of course , nonsense .
Would Trump like to personally tell the many families who have lost loved ones across the country that the situation isn ’ t really that bad ?
It ’ s a crisis , and the president of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) show up .
On Saturday morning , Trump tweeted the following outrageous message : ‘ The Fake News is talking about CASES , CASES , CASES .
This includes many low risk people .
Media is doing everything possible to create fear prior to November 3rd .
The Cases are up because TESTING is way up , by far the most , and best , in the world .
Mortality rate is DOWN 85 % plus !
’ This tweet ’ s fundamental claim is nonsense — and the tweet is also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ president ’ s supporters an incentive to dismiss the seriousness of the virus .
His characterization of basic reporting about the Coronavirus crisis as “ fake news ” is roundly toxic .
A Wisconsin nurse named David Eggman shared the following sobering anecdote in a story published in recent days in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel : The president of the United States could help appropriately prepare Americans for the breadth of the crisis .
Instead , he continues to claim that a vaccine is imminent while simultaneously insisting that Americans should not let @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Is a fighting spirit — or whatever — going to bring back the Americans who have lost their lives while the president has prioritized complaining about media coverage of the crisis ?
No , it ’ s not .
Trump fails to grasp the basic realities of the problem , and he fails to majorly develop his approach to the virus .
He has spent months claiming that the Coronavirus really isn ’ t that bad after all and everyone should just simmer down — but while he has been pathologically obsessing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ died .
Check out Twitter ’ s response to the president below :

President Donald Trump continues to refuse to take the Coronavirus crisis with the seriousness that it demands. As cases, deaths, and hospitalizations from the virus continue to increase around the country, Trump took to Twitter on Saturday morning to insist that the media was blowing everything out of proportion — which is, of course, nonsense. Would Trump like to personally tell the many families who have lost loved ones across the country that the situation isn’t really that bad? It’s a crisis, and the president of the United States keeps refusing to (metaphorically) show up.
On Saturday morning, Trump tweeted the following outrageous message:
‘The Fake News is talking about CASES, CASES, CASES. This includes many low risk people. Media is doing everything possible to create fear prior to November 3rd. The Cases are up because TESTING is way up, by far the most, and best, in the world. Mortality rate is DOWN 85% plus!’
The Fake News is talking about CASES, CASES, CASES. This includes many low risk people. Media is doing everything possible to create fear prior to November 3rd. The Cases are up because TESTING is way up, by far the most, and best, in the world. Mortality rate is DOWN 85% plus! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24, 2020
This tweet’s fundamental claim is nonsense — and the tweet is also rather dangerous, because it gives the president’s supporters an incentive to dismiss the seriousness of the virus. His characterization of basic reporting about the Coronavirus crisis as “fake news” is roundly toxic. A Wisconsin nurse named David Eggman shared the following sobering anecdote in a story published in recent days in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
‘We have many patients who have come in here and their last words before we put a in breathing tube are they didn’t realize it was as bad as it was.’
The president of the United States could help appropriately prepare Americans for the breadth of the crisis. Instead, he continues to claim that a vaccine is imminent while simultaneously insisting that Americans should not let the virus “dominate” their lives. Is a fighting spirit — or whatever — going to bring back the Americans who have lost their lives while the president has prioritized complaining about media coverage of the crisis? No, it’s not. Trump fails to grasp the basic realities of the problem, and he fails to majorly develop his approach to the virus. He has spent months claiming that the Coronavirus really isn’t that bad after all and everyone should just simmer down — but while he has been pathologically obsessing over his public image, Americans have died.
Check out Twitter’s response to the president below:


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--‘The Lincoln Project’ Aims At GOP Senate Majority In Saturday Video Release

The anti-Trump conservative group known as The Lincoln Project has released a new video ad targeting one of the president ’ s many enablers in Congress , Sen. Cory Gardner ( R-Colo. ) .
Gardner is running in a particularly tough race for his re-election against Democratic opponent John Hickenlooper , who is a former governor of the state and is somewhat favored to win .
( The Cook Political Report rates the race as “ leaning ” Democratic as of this weekend . )
The new Lincoln Project ad against Gardner highlights a moment during a recent debate when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yes , he believes that the president is a “ moral and ethical man.
” In the Lincoln Project video , a narrator begins by stating the following : The video then cuts to a debate moderator asking Gardner whether he believes that the president is a “ moral and ethical man.
” Incredibly , as if he has somehow never seen just about any post from the president ’ s Twitter feed , heard from a single one of the women who ’ ve shared stories of Trump harassing and/or assaulting them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rampant self-serving corruption of the Trump administration , Gardner said yes .
In their video , The Lincoln Project placed an apparent laugh track alongside Gardner ’ s incredible answer , and their video closes with the narrator thanking the Senator “ for making our jobs easy.
” Check out the Lincoln Project ’ s anti-Gardner video below : The Lincoln Project has targeted other vulnerable Republican Senators , like Maine ’ s Susan Collins and Iowa ’ s Joni Ernst , both of whom are running in rather close races for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Project has released many ads targeting Trump and his enablers in the GOP throughout the course of this election cycle .
Much of the country seems to agree with the perspective presented in the videos — with days to go until Election Day , Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden maintains sizable leads over Trump in polls on the national level and in individual swing states around the country .
As of late Saturday morning , Biden ’ s average national-level lead is 9.2 percent , according to FiveThirtyEight , and the site gave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ victory as of that same point .
Check out Twitter ’ s response to the new Lincoln Project video below :

The anti-Trump conservative group known as The Lincoln Project has released a new video ad targeting one of the president’s many enablers in Congress, Sen. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.). Gardner is running in a particularly tough race for his re-election against Democratic opponent John Hickenlooper, who is a former governor of the state and is somewhat favored to win. (The Cook Political Report rates the race as “leaning” Democratic as of this weekend.) The new Lincoln Project ad against Gardner highlights a moment during a recent debate when — incredibly — the Senator insisted that yes, he believes that the president is a “moral and ethical man.”
In the Lincoln Project video, a narrator begins by stating the following:
‘People ask us if we’d do an attack ad against Cory Gardner. We were thinking about it, and then, he wrote the script for us.’
The video then cuts to a debate moderator asking Gardner whether he believes that the president is a “moral and ethical man.” Incredibly, as if he has somehow never seen just about any post from the president’s Twitter feed, heard from a single one of the women who’ve shared stories of Trump harassing and/or assaulting them, or read a single story about the rampant self-serving corruption of the Trump administration, Gardner said yes. In their video, The Lincoln Project placed an apparent laugh track alongside Gardner’s incredible answer, and their video closes with the narrator thanking the Senator “for making our jobs easy.”
Check out the Lincoln Project’s anti-Gardner video below:
We were thinking about doing an attack ad on Cory Gardner, and then he did the job for us. Thanks, Cory. pic.twitter.com/ouxBgtAgvH — The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) October 24, 2020
The Lincoln Project has targeted other vulnerable Republican Senators, like Maine’s Susan Collins and Iowa’s Joni Ernst, both of whom are running in rather close races for their re-election. Overall, The Lincoln Project has released many ads targeting Trump and his enablers in the GOP throughout the course of this election cycle.
Much of the country seems to agree with the perspective presented in the videos — with days to go until Election Day, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden maintains sizable leads over Trump in polls on the national level and in individual swing states around the country. As of late Saturday morning, Biden’s average national-level lead is 9.2 percent, according to FiveThirtyEight, and the site gave Biden an 87 percent chance of a victory as of that same point.
Check out Twitter’s response to the new Lincoln Project video below:


bipartisanreport--2020-10-24--Trump’s Pathetic ‘Borat’ Meltdown Aboard Air Force One Revealed To Media

On Friday night aboard Air Force One , President Donald Trump commented on the recent movie Borat Subsequent Moviefilm , which is a satire created by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and briefly features Trump ’ s top ally , Rudy Giuliani .
In the scene featuring Giuliani , he participates in a faked interview ( which he did not know to be faked at the time ) , and then he heads into a hotel bedroom with the actress playing Borat ’ s daughter in the movie , who was posing as a television journalist at the time .
Giuliani @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , claiming that a scene in which he reaches into his clothes is simply him tucking in his shirt .
Trump , meanwhile , called Baron Cohen a “ phony guy ” and a “ creep.
” Referring to an incident years ago when Cohen , while in character as “ Ali G , ” tried to speak with Trump , the president commented : It ’ s remarkable for Donald Trump to accuse someone else of being a “ creep.
” Donald Trump has faced numerous stories of having perpetrated sexual harassment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plenty of very public evidence of his predatory behavior .
Among other examples of the current president ’ s “ creep ” behavior , five former Miss Teen USA pageant participants have even said that Trump walked in on them while they were changing , as PolitiFact reports .
Meanwhile , during an appearance on Howard Stern ’ s radio show , Trump once openly boasted about walking in on contestants who were participating in the Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants .
( Those pageants featured contestants who were over the age @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the president ’ s predatory behavior go well on from there .
He has routinely used his positions of power to manipulatively force women into doing his bidding .
Meanwhile , besides the scene featuring Giuliani , Trump World makes an appearance at other points in new Borat footage .
While in character , the actor playing Borat ’ s daughter successfully got a far-right “ reporter ” with the One America News Network to bring them into the White House — reportedly without a prior security check or test for the Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interrupts and heckles a speech from Vice President Mike Pence while in a Trump costume .

On Friday night aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump commented on the recent movie Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, which is a satire created by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and briefly features Trump’s top ally, Rudy Giuliani. In the scene featuring Giuliani, he participates in a faked interview (which he did not know to be faked at the time), and then he heads into a hotel bedroom with the actress playing Borat’s daughter in the movie, who was posing as a television journalist at the time. Giuliani has insisted that he did nothing inappropriate, claiming that a scene in which he reaches into his clothes is simply him tucking in his shirt. Trump, meanwhile, called Baron Cohen a “phony guy” and a “creep.”
Referring to an incident years ago when Cohen, while in character as “Ali G,” tried to speak with Trump, the president commented:
‘You know, years ago, [Cohen] tried to scam me. And I was the only one that said: ‘No way. This guy is a phony guy.’ I don’t find him funny. To me, he’s a creep.’
It’s remarkable for Donald Trump to accuse someone else of being a “creep.” Donald Trump has faced numerous stories of having perpetrated sexual harassment and assault, and there’s plenty of very public evidence of his predatory behavior. Among other examples of the current president’s “creep” behavior, five former Miss Teen USA pageant participants have even said that Trump walked in on them while they were changing, as PolitiFact reports. Meanwhile, during an appearance on Howard Stern’s radio show, Trump once openly boasted about walking in on contestants who were participating in the Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants. (Those pageants featured contestants who were over the age of 18.)
The examples of the president’s predatory behavior go well on from there. He has routinely used his positions of power to manipulatively force women into doing his bidding. Meanwhile, besides the scene featuring Giuliani, Trump World makes an appearance at other points in new Borat footage. While in character, the actor playing Borat’s daughter successfully got a far-right “reporter” with the One America News Network to bring them into the White House — reportedly without a prior security check or test for the Coronavirus. At another point, Cohen/ Borat interrupts and heckles a speech from Vice President Mike Pence while in a Trump costume.