bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--NY Times Obtains Trump Tax Records 37 Days Before Election

The New York Times has obtained — and begun publishing information about — the financial records , including tax returns , of President Donald Trump .
This information has been a subject of conversation for years on end , as Trump has adamantly refused to release any of his tax returns of his own accord , which broke with longstanding presidential precedent .
Now , the Times reveals some startling details , like the fact that across 2016 and 2017 , Trump paid a grand total of $ 1,500 in income taxes .
( He paid $ 750 in each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ large swathes of Americans pay more income taxes than Trump has apparently been paying .
Following their revelation of Trump ’ s low income tax payments for 2016 and 2017 , the Times reveals that Trump “ had paid no income taxes at all in 10 of the previous 15 years — largely because he reported losing much more money than he made.
” Furthermore , as it turns out , according to the Times , Trump actually is in a “ battle ” with the IRS — the fight is over a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a whopping $ 72.9 million .
Trump could face a cost of over $ 100 million if that audit from the IRS ends with a ruling against him .
It ’ s worth noting — this huge possible debt to the federal government is yet another potential conflict of interest weighing over a Trump presidency .
What if Trump tried to direct government policy in order to get out of having to pay the potential debt ?
According to the Times , the publication “ has obtained tax-return data extending over more than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hundreds of companies that make up his business organization , including detailed information from his first two years in office.
” Putting a steep shadow over the Trump administration , the publication adds that they plan to publish more articles about their findings in the “ coming weeks.
” Although the Times says that the president ’ s financial records do not reveal previously unknown ties to Russia , they do reveal something significant — his public image as some kind of endlessly successful entrepreneur is a hollow sham .
As the publication @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s stint as the host of the reality television show known as The Apprentice , “ Ultimately , Mr. Trump has been more successful playing a business mogul than being one in real life.
” Read more from The New York Times at THIS LINK .

The New York Times has obtained — and begun publishing information about — the financial records, including tax returns, of President Donald Trump. This information has been a subject of conversation for years on end, as Trump has adamantly refused to release any of his tax returns of his own accord, which broke with longstanding presidential precedent. Now, the Times reveals some startling details, like the fact that across 2016 and 2017, Trump paid a grand total of $1,500 in income taxes. (He paid $750 in each year.) Those numbers mean that large swathes of Americans pay more income taxes than Trump has apparently been paying.
Following their revelation of Trump’s low income tax payments for 2016 and 2017, the Times reveals that Trump “had paid no income taxes at all in 10 of the previous 15 years — largely because he reported losing much more money than he made.” Furthermore, as it turns out, according to the Times, Trump actually is in a “battle” with the IRS — the fight is over a staggering tax refund that he received totaling a whopping $72.9 million. Trump could face a cost of over $100 million if that audit from the IRS ends with a ruling against him.
It’s worth noting — this huge possible debt to the federal government is yet another potential conflict of interest weighing over a Trump presidency. What if Trump tried to direct government policy in order to get out of having to pay the potential debt? According to the Times, the publication “has obtained tax-return data extending over more than two decades for Mr. Trump and the hundreds of companies that make up his business organization, including detailed information from his first two years in office.” Putting a steep shadow over the Trump administration, the publication adds that they plan to publish more articles about their findings in the “coming weeks.”
Although the Times says that the president’s financial records do not reveal previously unknown ties to Russia, they do reveal something significant — his public image as some kind of endlessly successful entrepreneur is a hollow sham. As the publication memorably puts it, referring to Trump’s stint as the host of the reality television show known as The Apprentice, “Ultimately, Mr. Trump has been more successful playing a business mogul than being one in real life.” Read more from The New York Times at THIS LINK.


bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--‘The Lincoln Project’ Debunks Trump’s Christian Suburban Woman Narrative

Opposition to President Donald Trump is continuing to build across the country , with just a short time to go until the general election .
Now , the anti-Trump conservative group known as The Lincoln Project has unveiled a new video ad against Trump that features a personal video message from a so-called “ Lincoln Voter ” named Mary , who lives in Ohio .
“ Lincoln voters , ” like Mary , are voters who may have voted Republican in the past but this time are voting for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate , Kamala @ @ @ @ @ @ @ video , the voter named Mary says that she feels Trump uses Christianity as a “ campaign prop ” and insists that Biden and Harris represent a different vision for America .
She said , in part : ‘ [ Trump ] uses Christianity as a campaign prop , and I don ’ t believe he values life .
If he did , we would have a plan to get us out of this pandemic .
I ’ m voting Democrat because I see my grandparents ’ values reflected in Joe Biden and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kamala Harris as a return to normalcy , decency , dignity , competency , and humanity in the White House .
That ’ s the country my grandparents helped to build , and that ’ s the country I want my children living in.
’ Trump has , as Mary references , frequently seemed more concerned with the public image aspect of the pandemic than he ’ s been with the actual work of bringing the U.S. out of the thicket of the crisis .
As of this weekend , over 200,000 Americans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and deaths are continuing to accumulate .
Many of these Americans may still be alive if Trump had decided to take a response road other than the one that he actually took .
Throughout the crisis , he has complained that opponents of his administration are supposedly trying to make him look bad ; he claims that his administration has done an “ incredible job.
” Hundreds of thousands of deaths is not an incredible job .
Americans are paying attention .
On September 27 , 2016 , Hillary Clinton ’ s average @ @ @ @ @ @ @ percent , according to RealClearPolitics .
On September 27 , 2020 , Biden ’ s average national polling lead is 7 percent , according to the same source .
Check out Twitter ’ s response to the new Lincoln Project video below :

Opposition to President Donald Trump is continuing to build across the country, with just a short time to go until the general election. Now, the anti-Trump conservative group known as The Lincoln Project has unveiled a new video ad against Trump that features a personal video message from a so-called “Lincoln Voter” named Mary, who lives in Ohio. “Lincoln voters,” like Mary, are voters who may have voted Republican in the past but this time are voting for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris. In the new Lincoln Project video, the voter named Mary says that she feels Trump uses Christianity as a “campaign prop” and insists that Biden and Harris represent a different vision for America.
She said, in part:
‘[Trump] uses Christianity as a campaign prop, and I don’t believe he values life. If he did, we would have a plan to get us out of this pandemic. I’m voting Democrat because I see my grandparents’ values reflected in Joe Biden and Kamala Harris… I see Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as a return to normalcy, decency, dignity, competency, and humanity in the White House. That’s the country my grandparents helped to build, and that’s the country I want my children living in.’
Watch her comments below:
Mary, from Ohio, says Trump uses Christianity as a campaign prop and doesn't value life — his pandemic response is a clear indication of that. She's a #LincolnVoter because Joe Biden actually reflects her values and the constitution. pic.twitter.com/53Js2xhOMx — The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) September 27, 2020
Trump has, as Mary references, frequently seemed more concerned with the public image aspect of the pandemic than he’s been with the actual work of bringing the U.S. out of the thicket of the crisis. As of this weekend, over 200,000 Americans have died due to the pandemic, and deaths are continuing to accumulate. Many of these Americans may still be alive if Trump had decided to take a response road other than the one that he actually took. Throughout the crisis, he has complained that opponents of his administration are supposedly trying to make him look bad; he claims that his administration has done an “incredible job.” Hundreds of thousands of deaths is not an incredible job.
Americans are paying attention. On September 27, 2016, Hillary Clinton’s average national polling lead over Trump was 2.4 percent, according to RealClearPolitics. On September 27, 2020, Biden’s average national polling lead is 7 percent, according to the same source.
Check out Twitter’s response to the new Lincoln Project video below:


bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--Trump & Biden’s Competing Sunday Plans Emerge — Trump Humiliated

On Sunday morning , President Donald Trump went golfing yet another time — and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden , who is Catholic , went to Mass .
The Sunday morning activities provided a notable contrast between the two candidates ’ priorities , and they seriously undercut the idea that Biden is somehow anti-morality , anti-religion , or anti- anything else that conservatives may wish to throw out in their attempt to fearmonger .
The Biden campaign is working to bring an equitable future to Americans .
The Trump campaign is working to enrich Donald Trump .
According to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden , one of the readings at the service Biden was attending included the following verse , which is from the book of the Bible called Philippians : Could Donald Trump be said to have ever done pretty much anything out of anything other than selfishness ?
Self-enrichment is his modus operandi .
While there are , of course , plenty of issues within organized religion in some respects — many American evangelicals have broken for Trump , after all — the “ point ” is obviously a commitment on Biden ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Besides his Sunday morning golfing , Trump also spent some time ranting on Twitter on Sunday .
He bellowed , among other things , that he would insist on a drug test for Biden before the two of them squared off in their first debate on Tuesday .
There is zero evidence that the Democratic presidential pick and former vice president is on any sort of performance-enhancing drugs .
Trump is just spouting off nonsense .
Check out a video of Trump ’ s Sunday morning golfing below : On Sunday , Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat left behind by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , who Trump has nominated conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace .
Biden insisted that the rush behind Barrett ’ s nomination was driven by a Republican desire to have an additional voice on the court who could rule against the Affordable Care Act in upcoming litigation .
Barrett has previously expressed opposition to the landmark health care law , which has provided for tens of millions of Americans .

On Sunday morning, President Donald Trump went golfing yet another time — and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, who is Catholic, went to Mass. The Sunday morning activities provided a notable contrast between the two candidates’ priorities, and they seriously undercut the idea that Biden is somehow anti-morality, anti-religion, or anti- anything else that conservatives may wish to throw out in their attempt to fearmonger. The Biden campaign is working to bring an equitable future to Americans. The Trump campaign is working to enrich Donald Trump.
Per pool reports: Trump arrived at the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, VA at 10:08 am. Biden arrived for Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine Catholic Church in Wilmington, DE at 10:34 am. — Andrew Solender (@AndrewSolender) September 27, 2020
According to a report from the press pool traveling with Biden, one of the readings at the service Biden was attending included the following verse, which is from the book of the Bible called Philippians:
‘Do nothing out of selfishness or out of vainglory; rather, humbly regard others as more important than yourselves, each looking out not for his own interests, but also for those of others.’
Could Donald Trump be said to have ever done pretty much anything out of anything other than selfishness? Self-enrichment is his modus operandi. While there are, of course, plenty of issues within organized religion in some respects — many American evangelicals have broken for Trump, after all — the “point” is obviously a commitment on Biden’s part to doing better for Americans.
Pool report: One of the readings at the mass Biden is attending. PHIL 2:1-11
"…Do nothing out of selfishness or out of vainglory; rather, humbly regard others as more important than yourselves, each looking out not for his own interests, but also for those of others…" https://t.co/4Hl0F4EqAZ — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 27, 2020
Besides his Sunday morning golfing, Trump also spent some time ranting on Twitter on Sunday. He bellowed, among other things, that he would insist on a drug test for Biden before the two of them squared off in their first debate on Tuesday. There is zero evidence that the Democratic presidential pick and former vice president is on any sort of performance-enhancing drugs. Trump is just spouting off nonsense. Check out a video of Trump’s Sunday morning golfing below:
WATCH: President Trump goes golfing at his Virginia club on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/wj1h7PDTcC — The Hill (@thehill) September 27, 2020
On Sunday, Biden also spoke about the ongoing issue of the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat left behind by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who Trump has nominated conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace. Biden insisted that the rush behind Barrett’s nomination was driven by a Republican desire to have an additional voice on the court who could rule against the Affordable Care Act in upcoming litigation. Barrett has previously expressed opposition to the landmark health care law, which has provided for tens of millions of Americans.
Joe Biden on SCOTUS: "It's no mystery about what's happening here. President Trump is trying to throw out the Affordable Care Act. He's been trying to do it for the last four years." — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 27, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--Sunday Washington Post Breaks Wild Trump Family Scandal

Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. tried to “ bump off a child , ” according to radio host Howard Stern ’ s interview with their father .
The Newsweek magazine reported that “ Trump and Donald Trump Jr. were embroiled in a battle to take away inheritance money from their sister .
They learned from the master .
When the president ’ s father Fred Trump was 85 , he had “ built a real estate empire worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
” Don Sr. went to his father to ask again for a huge chunk of money .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ divorce with Ivana who wanted “ a billion dollars , ” and “ facing financial disaster , ” according to The Washington Post .
It was 1990 .
The problem was that his father was having serious memory problems .
He would soon be diagnosed with “ diagnosed with cognitive problems.
” That was when the commander-in-chief cooked up his dastardly plan : The Post acquired records about how Trump “ tore apart the Trump family , which continues to reverberate today.
” His niece Mary Trump wrote a top-selling tell-all about her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ How My Family Created the World ’ s Most Dangerous Man .
It showed how the family still carried resentment three decades later .
Now that the country is weeks away from the election , Mary Trump continues to work to defeat her uncle .
She has said in televised interviews she would do “ everything in my power ” to elect the president ’ s opponent Joe Biden .
She has secretly but legally recorded tapes of her Aunt Maryanne Trump Barry from 2019 .
Her aunt said her father was sick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s aunt discussed the issue with her estate law husband John : Maryanne convinced her father to not sign Donald Trump ’ s papers .
He “ didn ’ t talk to me for two years.
” Mary Trump and others brought a case against her uncle in 2000 .
They wanted a larger inheritance from Fred Trump ’ s estate : The Ph.D. psychologist continued , noting there were “ no limits to Donald ’ s unethical behavior : ” In the 2000 case Mary brought , Donald said : Banks loaned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interests : That was when Trump cooked up his inheritance scam .
He would amend ( codicil ) it .
That act would have put his brothers and sisters : The president said in the 2000 deposition : “ My father wasn ’ t happy about it .
The man was very , very sharp and wanted to know , you know , who the lawyer was .
He wanted to read the document , wanted to get to understand the document and in the end he just didn ’ t like maybe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t like the way it was presented or he just wanted to review the whole situation.
’ Mary Trump ’ s father died from complications of alcoholism in 1981 .
So how much would go to his children ?
She provided an affidavit : Donald Trump and the much younger brother he tormented in childhood challenged Mary and her brother Fred Trump III ’ s will .
Trump did not even want to give health insurance to Mary ’ s nephew who had cerebral palsy .
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Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. tried to “bump off a child,” according to radio host Howard Stern’s interview with their father. The Newsweek magazine reported that “Trump and Donald Trump Jr. were embroiled in a battle to take away inheritance money from their sister. They learned from the master.
Longtime co-host Robin Quivers asked Trump Sr:
‘Do your older children get nervous every time you have another child?’
Trump responded:
‘I have a friend who is also like a very rich guy. And he said how his children hate the new children coming along and everything else; I said, “Yeah, because every time you have a child, it’s 20 percent less to the people [Inaudible].”’
When the president’s father Fred Trump was 85, he had “built a real estate empire worth hundreds of millions of dollars.” Don Sr. went to his father to ask again for a huge chunk of money. He was in the middle of a divorce with Ivana who wanted “a billion dollars,” and “facing financial disaster,” according to The Washington Post.
It was 1990. The problem was that his father was having serious memory problems. He would soon be diagnosed with “diagnosed with cognitive problems.” That was when the commander-in-chief cooked up his dastardly plan:
‘[H]e sent an accountant and a lawyer to see his father, Fred Trump Sr., who was told he needed to immediately sign a document changing the will according to his son’s wishes, according to depositions from family members.’
The Post acquired records about how Trump “tore apart the Trump family, which continues to reverberate today.” His niece Mary Trump wrote a top-selling tell-all about her family Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man. It showed how the family still carried resentment three decades later.
Now that the country is weeks away from the election, Mary Trump continues to work to defeat her uncle. She has said in televised interviews she would do “everything in my power” to elect the president’s opponent Joe Biden.
She has secretly but legally recorded tapes of her Aunt Maryanne Trump Barry from 2019. Her aunt said her father was sick:
‘Dad was in dementia.’
At the time, Mary’s aunt discussed the issue with her estate law husband John:
‘I show it to John, and he says, “Holy s–t.” It was basically taking the whole estate and giving it to Donald.’
Maryanne convinced her father to not sign Donald Trump’s papers. He “didn’t talk to me for two years.” Mary Trump and others brought a case against her uncle in 2000. They wanted a larger inheritance from Fred Trump’s estate:
‘They alleged the executors of the father’s estate, her aunts and uncles “deceived her about the ‘true value’ of what she believes she should have inherited. Her complaint said she was s’fleeced her of tens of millions of dollars or more.’
The Ph.D. psychologist continued, noting there were “no limits to Donald’s unethical behavior:”
‘As demonstrated by his willingness to alter his father’s will illicitly and in secret, there are no limits to Donald’s unethical behavior. Because doing so benefited Donald, however, he had no compunction about deceiving his father in order to defraud his own siblings. There is no code of conduct, no moral or ethical imperative that stands in the way of Donald’s craven willingness to achieve his ends no matter the means.’
In the 2000 case Mary brought, Donald said:
‘It was a very bad period of time and if for any reason I was not able to come out of this well, then this would be giving me a trust to protect the money.’
Banks loaned Donald Trump money only to protect their interests:
‘Fred Trump Sr. sent a lawyer to one of his son’s casinos with a check for $3.35 million, which paid for 670 gambling chips worth $5,000 a piece, according to a New Jersey regulator’s report. The maneuver funneled desperately needed cash into the casino.’
That was when Trump cooked up his inheritance scam. He would amend (codicil) it. That act would have put his brothers and sisters:
‘[A]t Donald’s financial mercy, dependent on his approval for the smallest transaction.’
New York estate law expert Don Novick said:
‘It gave [Donald Trump] an enormous amount of authority he didn’t have in the original will. It gave him essentially full control to do whatever he wanted to run these businesses and to use estate and trust assets for that purpose.’
The president said in the 2000 deposition:
“My father wasn’t happy about it. The man was very, very sharp and wanted to know, you know, who the lawyer was. He wanted to read the document, wanted to get to understand the document and in the end he just didn’t like maybe the concept of the document or didn’t like the way it was presented or he just wanted to review the whole situation.’
Mary Trump’s father died from complications of alcoholism in 1981. So how much would go to his children? She provided an affidavit:
‘Mary Trump said in an affidavit in her 2000 case that the executors of Fred Trump Sr.’s estate, including her uncle Donald, had “lied in the probate proceeding” about the elder Trump’s mental health and coerced the elder Trump to effectively disinherit her and her brother.’
Donald Trump and the much younger brother he tormented in childhood challenged Mary and her brother Fred Trump III’s will. Trump did not even want to give health insurance to Mary’s nephew who had cerebral palsy. He said:
‘Why should we give [William] medical coverage?’
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bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--New Swing State Polls Reveal Double-Digit Biden Lead In Two Key States

As the general election approaches , another set of polling data from swing states has emerged that contains great news for Democrats .
In the results from polls recently released by Hart Research Associates , Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leads by double digits in two key swing states , including Pennsylvania and Arizona .
In both states , he had 53 percent of the support compared to Trump ’ s 42 percent , giving him an 11 percent lead in each state .
FiveThirtyEight currently estimates that Pennsylvania is the state that is most likely to deliver the decisive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November .
Among the Pennsylvania polls that are cataloged by FiveThirtyEight , the last time that Biden had a double digit lead in the high-profile swing state was in late August , when a Global Strategy Group survey came out that had Biden up by 10 percent when pitting him against just Trump .
( His lead shrunk when he was presented on a list including third party candidates . )
As of early Sunday , Biden leads in Pennsylvania by an average of 4.9 percent , according to FiveThirtyEight , making the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The average includes the new Hart Research numbers . )
The Hart Research numbers had good results for Biden in other swing states too .
For example , the survey found a 6 percent lead for Biden in Florida , which is the highest Biden lead among any Florida polls cataloged by FiveThirtyEight since an Opinium survey in early September found a 7 percent Biden lead .
Polls like a recent Washington Post/ ABC News survey of “ likely ” voters found a Trump lead in the state .
( That particular survey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) On Tuesday , Trump and Biden will face off in their first debate .
Trump has already indicated that he ’ s leaning far into his most fervent belligerence ahead of the face-off — on Sunday , he insisted that he would be demanding a drug test for Biden prior to the debate , suggesting that the Democratic presidential nominee might be on performance-enhancing drugs .
There is zero evidence whatsoever that supports this notion , of course — Trump just seems like he ’ s pulling out whatever nonsense that he @ @ @ @ @ @ @

As the general election approaches, another set of polling data from swing states has emerged that contains great news for Democrats. In the results from polls recently released by Hart Research Associates, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leads by double digits in two key swing states, including Pennsylvania and Arizona. In both states, he had 53 percent of the support compared to Trump’s 42 percent, giving him an 11 percent lead in each state. FiveThirtyEight currently estimates that Pennsylvania is the state that is most likely to deliver the decisive margin to the winning presidential candidate this November.
#NEW Hart Research Associates (D) Polls: Arizona:
Biden 53% (+11)
Trump 42% Pennsylvania:
Biden 53% (+11)
Trump 42% Wisconsin:
Biden 51% (+7)
Trump 44% Florida:
Biden 51% (+6)
Trump 45% (LV 9/17-9/19) — Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 26, 2020
Among the Pennsylvania polls that are cataloged by FiveThirtyEight, the last time that Biden had a double digit lead in the high-profile swing state was in late August, when a Global Strategy Group survey came out that had Biden up by 10 percent when pitting him against just Trump. (His lead shrunk when he was presented on a list including third party candidates.) As of early Sunday, Biden leads in Pennsylvania by an average of 4.9 percent, according to FiveThirtyEight, making the race seem definitely pretty close. (The average includes the new Hart Research numbers.)
The Hart Research numbers had good results for Biden in other swing states too. For example, the survey found a 6 percent lead for Biden in Florida, which is the highest Biden lead among any Florida polls cataloged by FiveThirtyEight since an Opinium survey in early September found a 7 percent Biden lead. Polls like a recent Washington Post/ ABC News survey of “likely” voters found a Trump lead in the state. (That particular survey had Trump leading by 4 percent.)
On Tuesday, Trump and Biden will face off in their first debate. Trump has already indicated that he’s leaning far into his most fervent belligerence ahead of the face-off — on Sunday, he insisted that he would be demanding a drug test for Biden prior to the debate, suggesting that the Democratic presidential nominee might be on performance-enhancing drugs. There is zero evidence whatsoever that supports this notion, of course — Trump just seems like he’s pulling out whatever nonsense that he can as the election gets closer.
This reminds me of what my friend Senator Fritz Hollings once said when his opponent challenged him to take a drug test: "I'll take a drug test if you'll take an IQ test." https://t.co/8Ro8ExB3Bs — John Kerry (@JohnKerry) September 27, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-09-27--Trump Sees Sunday Shows & Erupts Into Unhinged Fit Of Rage

Donald Trump knows that he is going to lose .
Unfortunately , that has never stopped him .
As his former fixer attorney Michael Cohen said before going to jail , “ when he says ’ 12 more years ’ he means it according to his book Disloyal .
Nothing is too low .
‘ Donald Trump believes that he should be the ruler — the dictator of the United States of America .
He actually is looking to change the Constitution .
When Donald Trump jokes about 12 more years … he is not joking .
Donald Trump does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ Democrats and even legions of Republicans have begun their gold-rush toward the Biden-Harris ticket .
Former Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg handed Florida millions from his billions to pay off ex-prisoner fines .
The state stole their votes in an attempt to keep the votes away from Democrats .
Trump said in his best fifth-grade voice this about “ Mini Mike Bloomberg : ” ‘ Wow , nobody realized how far Mini Mike Bloomberg went in bribing ex-prisoners to go out and vote for Sleepy Joe .
He is desperate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the people who not only badly beat him , but made him look like a total fool .
Now he ’ s committed a serious crime !
’ In an attempt to ruin people ’ s confidence in the American voting system , he tweeted : Of course , POTUS lied about replacing Obamacare ( ACA/Affordable Care Act ) .
He had nothing , and his attorneys have been at the Supreme Court trying to fatally wound the ACA : Twitter world went crazy over Donald Trump ’ s cheating to win @ @ @ @ @ @ @ responses below : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Donald Trump knows that he is going to lose. Unfortunately, that has never stopped him. As his former fixer attorney Michael Cohen said before going to jail, “when he says ’12 more years’ he means it according to his book Disloyal. Nothing is too low.
Cohen told CNN’s Don Lemon on “CNN TONIGHT.
‘Donald Trump believes that he should be the ruler — the dictator of the United States of America. He actually is looking to change the Constitution. When Donald Trump jokes about 12 more years … he is not joking. Donald Trump does not have a sense of humor.”‘
Democrats and even legions of Republicans have begun their gold-rush toward the Biden-Harris ticket. Former Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg handed Florida millions from his billions to pay off ex-prisoner fines. The state stole their votes in an attempt to keep the votes away from Democrats. Trump said in his best fifth-grade voice this about “Mini Mike Bloomberg:”
‘Wow, nobody realized how far Mini Mike Bloomberg went in bribing ex-prisoners to go out and vote for Sleepy Joe. He is desperate to get back into the good graces of the people who not only badly beat him, but made him look like a total fool. Now he’s committed a serious crime!’
In an attempt to ruin people’s confidence in the American voting system, he tweeted:
‘WATCH THE BALLOTS!!!’
Of course, POTUS lied about replacing Obamacare (ACA/Affordable Care Act). He had nothing, and his attorneys have been at the Supreme Court trying to fatally wound the ACA:
‘Obamacare will be replaced with a MUCH better, and FAR cheaper, alternative if it is terminated in the Supreme Court. Would be a big WIN for the USA!’
Twitter world went crazy over Donald Trump’s cheating to win. Check out some of our favorite responses below:
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bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--No Working Man’s President, Taxes Reveal Years of Zero Paid, Scams

Donald Trump has had the world ’ s longest audit .
Given how he exaggerates , that might be true , except it is not .
He is a man who will say anything and everything — except “ look at my income taxes.
” That dangling bit of information is oh so delicious .
As it turns out , the Donald has had good reason to hide them , as The New York Times discovered .
In the past 15 years , this billionaire managed to pay zero taxes for 10 of them .
Nada .
Zilch .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he raked in the hundreds of millions by breaking the law preventing presidents from profiting from their office .
On to the billionaire-president ’ s first year in office .
Surely , he would do the right thing and pay all the taxes he owed….oh come now , this is Trump we are talking about .
He paid a whopping $ 750 in taxes .
No , that is not a typo .
Maybe , he will bottle what he does so that all of us can pay zero to $ 750 a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ handy now that he has been exposed as a fraud .
Remember , this is the guy who is so tight that he paid for his son ’ s Boy Scout fees out of the family charity .
Of course , once the president was caught , his nonprofit was shut down .
Not only that , he and his first three kids can no longer have a charity , at least in New York .
The main reason Trump paid nothing was he said he lost much more than he made .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ accounting wand to disappear profits , and after the smoke clears , all that is left are losses .
The Trump Organization is the umbrella for the president ’ s empire of over 500 entities .
From 1985 to 1994 , he may have made number one on the list for most money lost in American : POTUS is known for stiffing his lenders : According to NewJersey.com , he still owes contractors who built his Taj Mahal casino : ‘ he has failed to pay back far more money than previously known @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since 2010 .
The I.R.S .
considers forgiven debt to be income , but Mr. Trump was able to avoid taxes on much of that money by reducing his ability to declare future business losses .
For the rest , he took advantage of a provision of the Great Recession bailout that allowed income from canceled debt to be completely deferred for five years , then spread out evenly over the next five .
He declared the first $ 28.2 million in 2014.
’ He uses his business losses to get out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pay the alternative minimum tax ( parallel income tax ) .
Rich people use it as mega-deductions , “ including business losses , to entirely wipe out their tax liabilities : ” What about Russia ?
Did the Donald have business dealings with President Vladimir Putin ?
The answer is a firm “ who knows ?
” Did the Donald make a deal with President Vladimir Putin ?
Well , regarding his Russia connections : The Senate Intelligence Committee report that looked into the Moscow pageant , and revealed : While Trump was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the accountants back home were doing his 2014 tax returns : Let us not keep you waiting .
The grand total was : That big tax he gave people , in spite of what he says , was only for the richest one percent of Americans .
Trump coincidentally got a huge break .
But what about the other $ 100 million he owed ?
There is an answer , “ alchemy : ” He lost $ 315.6 million in just his golf courses .
Imagine that .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Donald Trump has had the world’s longest audit. Given how he exaggerates, that might be true, except it is not. He is a man who will say anything and everything — except “look at my income taxes.” That dangling bit of information is oh so delicious.
As it turns out, the Donald has had good reason to hide them, as The New York Times discovered. In the past 15 years, this billionaire managed to pay zero taxes for 10 of them. Nada. Zilch. A big fat nothing. This, as he raked in the hundreds of millions by breaking the law preventing presidents from profiting from their office.
On to the billionaire-president’s first year in office. Surely, he would do the right thing and pay all the taxes he owed….oh come now, this is Trump we are talking about. He paid a whopping $750 in taxes. No, that is not a typo.
Maybe, he will bottle what he does so that all of us can pay zero to $750 a year. That extra income might be handy now that he has been exposed as a fraud. Remember, this is the guy who is so tight that he paid for his son’s Boy Scout fees out of the family charity. Of course, once the president was caught, his nonprofit was shut down. Not only that, he and his first three kids can no longer have a charity, at least in New York.
The main reason Trump paid nothing was he said he lost much more than he made. The president has often waved a magic accounting wand to disappear profits, and after the smoke clears, all that is left are losses.
The Trump Organization is the umbrella for the president’s empire of over 500 entities. From 1985 to 1994, he may have made number one on the list for most money lost in American:
‘[D]uring the 2016 campaign, showed that Mr. Trump had declared losses of $915.7 million, giving him a tax deduction that could have allowed him to avoid federal income taxes for almost two decades…[In 2005] his fortunes had rebounded to the point that he was paying taxes.’
POTUS is known for stiffing his lenders:
‘And within the next four years, more than $300 million in loans — obligations for which he is personally responsible — will come due.’
According to NewJersey.com, he still owes contractors who built his Taj Mahal casino:
‘he has failed to pay back far more money than previously known: a total of $287 million since 2010. The I.R.S. considers forgiven debt to be income, but Mr. Trump was able to avoid taxes on much of that money by reducing his ability to declare future business losses. For the rest, he took advantage of a provision of the Great Recession bailout that allowed income from canceled debt to be completely deferred for five years, then spread out evenly over the next five. He declared the first $28.2 million in 2014.’
He uses his business losses to get out of paying taxes. Sometimes he had to pay the alternative minimum tax (parallel income tax). Rich people use it as mega-deductions, “including business losses, to entirely wipe out their tax liabilities:”
‘Trump paid alternative minimum tax in seven years between 2000 and 2017 — a total of $24.3 million, excluding refunds he received after filing. For 2015, he paid $641,931, his first payment of any federal income tax since 2010.’
What about Russia? Did the Donald have business dealings with President Vladimir Putin? The answer is a firm “who knows?”
Did the Donald make a deal with President Vladimir Putin? Well, regarding his Russia connections:
‘While the tax records revealed no previously unknown financial connection — and, for the most part, lack the specificity required to do so — they did shed new light on the money behind the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, a subject of enduring intrigue because of subsequent investigations into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election.’
‘The records show that the pageant was the most profitable Miss Universe during Mr. Trump’s time as co-owner…$2.3 million — made possible, at least in part, by the Agalarov family, who would later help set up the infamous 2016 meeting between Trump campaign officials seeking “dirt” on Mrs. Clinton and a Russian lawyer connected to the Kremlin.’
The Senate Intelligence Committee report that looked into the Moscow pageant, and revealed:
‘[A]s recently as February, investigators subpoenaed the Russian singer Emin Agalarov, who was involved in planning it. Mr. Agalarov’s father, Aras, a billionaire who boasts of close ties to Mr. Putin, was Mr. Trump’s partner in the event.’
Top Miss Universe executive Paula Shugart said:
‘the Agalarovs offered to underwrite the event; their family business, Crocus Group, paid a $6 million licensing fee and another $6 million in expenses (a financial loss for them). Ms. Shugart told investigators that it was “one of the most lucrative deals” the Miss Universe organization ever made, according to the report.’
While Trump was barnstorming for his presidency in 2015, the accountants back home were doing his 2014 tax returns:
‘After tabulating all the profits and losses from Mr. Trump’s various endeavors on Form 1040, the accountants came to Line 56, where they had to enter the total income tax the candidate was required to pay. They needed space for only a single figure.’
Let us not keep you waiting. The grand total was:
‘Zero.’
That big tax he gave people, in spite of what he says, was only for the richest one percent of Americans. Trump coincidentally got a huge break. But what about the other $100 million he owed? There is an answer, “alchemy:”
‘businesses that he owns and runs himself…branding deals and investments…using the proceeds of his celebrity to purchase and prop up risky businesses, then wielding their losses to avoid taxes.’
He lost $315.6 million in just his golf courses. Imagine that.
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bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--GOP Asks New Supreme Court To Restrict Mail-In Voting

Someone ought to make sure that the Pennsylvania Republican Party understands the concept of a postmark .
Republicans including top legislators in the state are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court in an ongoing fight over mail-in voting in the state .
Republicans want to restrict the time period in which mail-in ballots can be received by election authorities and still be counted rather than disqualified .
If more Democratic voters cast their ballots via the mail rather than in-person , than Pennsylvania Republicans ’ plans could entail an arbitrary hurdle to Democratic voters .
Pennsylvania election authorities have sought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ballots to the third day after Election Day , in order to compensate for recent slowdowns in mail service , and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently approved this extension .
Republicans allege that the extension illegally muddles the election process and provides an opportunity for the inclusion of fraudulent ballots in final counts , although authorities will be checking postmarks to ensure that ballots were mailed before Election Day if they arrive within the three days after the election .
If the ballots have no postmark , then authorities will use other means @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to determine the date of mailing .
Pennsylvania Republicans want the Supreme Court to pause the ruling from the top Pennsylvania court while they formulate their formal appeal in the case .
The Republicans allege : ‘ In the middle of an ongoing election , the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has altered the rules of the election and extended the 2020 General Election beyond the ‘ Time ’ established by the state legislature .
In doing so , the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has violated federal law and the federal Constitution.
’ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court has actually violated any sort of law with their decision .
They didn ’ t pull it out of thin air — slowdowns in mail service across the country have been well-documented , driving a national outcry over potential impacts on mail-in voting , which seems likely to be used at especially sharp levels thanks to potential dangers of the Coronavirus at in-person polling stations .
Currently , the U.S. Supreme Court has only eight members in the wake of the recent death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg .
There ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conservatives on the court , and Trump has already announced his nominee to replace Ginsburg : Judge Amy Coney Barrett , an ardent conservative .

Someone ought to make sure that the Pennsylvania Republican Party understands the concept of a postmark. Republicans including top legislators in the state are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court in an ongoing fight over mail-in voting in the state. Republicans want to restrict the time period in which mail-in ballots can be received by election authorities and still be counted rather than disqualified. If more Democratic voters cast their ballots via the mail rather than in-person, than Pennsylvania Republicans’ plans could entail an arbitrary hurdle to Democratic voters.
Pennsylvania election authorities have sought to extend the deadline for receiving mail-in ballots to the third day after Election Day, in order to compensate for recent slowdowns in mail service, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently approved this extension. Republicans allege that the extension illegally muddles the election process and provides an opportunity for the inclusion of fraudulent ballots in final counts, although authorities will be checking postmarks to ensure that ballots were mailed before Election Day if they arrive within the three days after the election. If the ballots have no postmark, then authorities will use other means at their disposal in order to attempt to determine the date of mailing.
Pennsylvania Republicans want the Supreme Court to pause the ruling from the top Pennsylvania court while they formulate their formal appeal in the case. The Republicans allege:
‘In the middle of an ongoing election, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has altered the rules of the election and extended the 2020 General Election beyond the ‘Time’ established by the state legislature. In doing so, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has violated federal law and the federal Constitution.’
It is definitely unclear that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has actually violated any sort of law with their decision. They didn’t pull it out of thin air — slowdowns in mail service across the country have been well-documented, driving a national outcry over potential impacts on mail-in voting, which seems likely to be used at especially sharp levels thanks to potential dangers of the Coronavirus at in-person polling stations.
Currently, the U.S. Supreme Court has only eight members in the wake of the recent death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. There’s a 5-3 split in favor of the conservatives on the court, and Trump has already announced his nominee to replace Ginsburg: Judge Amy Coney Barrett, an ardent conservative.


bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--Video Of Wild Brad Parscale Arrest Released To Media

Donald Trump does a serviceable Queen of Hearts in Lewis Carol ’ s Alice in Wonderland , who screams “ Off with their heads !
Off with their heads !
” Last June , he tore into the Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale , whose unforgivable sin was getting too much publicity .
It was as if the president feels the man was literally stealing limelight that belonged to him .
Instead of Trump ’ s explosions exhausting him , the president seems to feed off of his rage , which can be part of the narcissistic disorder .
Certainly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on many in the White House , fraying their nerves until they leave out of self-preservation .
There are those who seem to let such anger roll off of them .
Then , there are those who take it too long .
Last summer , Trump demoted Pascale from campaign manager to senior adviser for data and digital operation .
The last straw for the president was his Tulsa , Oklahoma rally .
The campaign had hyped huge crowds , Instead , hundreds of teens using TikTok and K-pop pranked the president by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ walked onto the stage to find a smattering of people in the large auditorium , and he was furious .
There were about six-thousand attendees , according to The New York Times .
Parscale ’ s wife called the police when he barricading himself into the couple ’ s home in St. Lauderdale , Florida .
He had guns , and she was terrified .
Mrs. Parscale fled the house , went to the neighbors , and made the call from there .
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported : In her call , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , had barricaded himself in the home , and was threatening to kill himself .
The problem started with an argument between Candice Parscale and her husband : Fort Lauderdale Police released their body camera footage showing the arrest of Brad Parscale on Monday .
They arrested him at home , because he was threatening to do harm to himself with the loaded pistol : He walked outside peacefully without his weapon .
Police tackled the 6 ’ 8″ tall man when he came over to talk to them .
Parscale can be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Parscale told The Daily Beast he had been depressed for months : Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Lauren Dietrich told the Sun-Sentinel his officers restrained him and transported to Broward Health Medical Center where he was detained for psychiatric evaluation under the state ’ s Baker Act .
‘ Brad Parscale is a member of our family and we all love him .
We are ready to support him and his family in any way possible , The disgusting , personal attacks from Democrats and disgruntled RINOs have gone too far , and they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they ’ ve done to this man and his family.
’ Trump gave Bill Stepien the job campaign manager after he demoted Parscale .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Donald Trump does a serviceable Queen of Hearts in Lewis Carol’s Alice in Wonderland, who screams “Off with their heads! Off with their heads!” Last June, he tore into the Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, whose unforgivable sin was getting too much publicity. It was as if the president feels the man was literally stealing limelight that belonged to him.
Instead of Trump’s explosions exhausting him, the president seems to feed off of his rage, which can be part of the narcissistic disorder. Certainly, the commander-in-chief’s outbursts wear on many in the White House, fraying their nerves until they leave out of self-preservation. There are those who seem to let such anger roll off of them. Then, there are those who take it too long.
Last summer, Trump demoted Pascale from campaign manager to senior adviser for data and digital operation. The last straw for the president was his Tulsa, Oklahoma rally. The campaign had hyped huge crowds, Instead, hundreds of teens using TikTok and K-pop pranked the president by requesting over a million tickets.
Trump walked onto the stage to find a smattering of people in the large auditorium, and he was furious. There were about six-thousand attendees, according to The New York Times.
Parscale’s wife called the police when he barricading himself into the couple’s home in St. Lauderdale, Florida. He had guns, and she was terrified. Mrs. Parscale fled the house, went to the neighbors, and made the call from there. The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported:
‘It’s unclear what they were arguing about, but she says she fled the house in fear and ran to a neighbor’s residence, from which she called the cops.’
In her call, his wife said her husband was armed, had barricaded himself in the home, and was threatening to kill himself. The problem started with an argument between Candice Parscale and her husband:
‘The confrontation with officers started after an argument between the couple. Candice Parscale says her husband chambered a round into a pistol during a heated exchange between the two.’
Fort Lauderdale Police released their body camera footage showing the arrest of Brad Parscale on Monday. They arrested him at home, because he was threatening to do harm to himself with the loaded pistol:
‘His wife contacted us and it was a short encounter, he came out peacefully.’
He walked outside peacefully without his weapon. Police tackled the 6’8″ tall man when he came over to talk to them. Parscale can be heard on the police cam saying:
‘I didn’t do anything.’
Parscale told The Daily Beast he had been depressed for months:
‘[It] still came as a shock to many in Trumpworld who hadn’t realized how severe matters had apparently gotten.’
Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Lauren Dietrich told the Sun-Sentinel his officers restrained him and transported to Broward Health Medical Center where he was detained for psychiatric evaluation under the state’s Baker Act.
The police chief said:
‘We went out and it was very short. We went and got him help.’
Mayor Dean Trantalis spoke to The Daily Beast:
‘Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis confirmed that a SWAT team was called to the former Trump campaign manager’s house after his wife called police. The mayor said Parscale wanted to harm himself and had guns, though he said Parscale was not carrying a gun when he surrendered.’
White House Communications Director Tim Murtaugh released a statement:
‘Brad Parscale is a member of our family and we all love him. We are ready to support him and his family in any way possible, The disgusting, personal attacks from Democrats and disgruntled RINOs have gone too far, and they should be ashamed of themselves for what they’ve done to this man and his family.’
Trump gave Bill Stepien the job campaign manager after he demoted Parscale.
Featured image is a screenshot via YouTube.
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--2020-09-28--Judge Issues Monday Ruling Preventing Purge Of 14k+ Mostly Minority Voters

Georgia Judge Jane Barwick has ruled that local authorities in Fulton County , Georgia , are not required to hold records review hearings that could have resulted in the removal of more than 14,000 voters from local registration records with weeks to go until the general election .
It ’ s two local citizens and their attorney , Ray Smith , who had been attempting to compel county authorities to review the records and potentially remove large numbers of voters from local registration files .
As the Atlanta Journal-Constitution explains , Smith claims that his team has “ five bankers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are no longer registered to vote at their previous address , ” but there ’ s no particular evidence that any voter who is still registered at any of these old addresses might try to vote at the polling places corresponding with their old addresses .
With weeks to go until the general election , what if voters who weren ’ t even actually registered at an old address got caught in the “ purge ” ?
County lawyer David Lowman said that “ federal law prohibits Fulton officials from removing voters from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ election , ” the Journal-Constitution explains .
Fulton County has a substantial non-white population .
Georgia has had issues with these sorts of things in the recent past .
Around the 2018 elections , when Republican and then-Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp eked out a surprisingly narrow victory in the gubernatorial race over Democrat Stacey Abrams , news broke that Kemp ’ s team had allegedly “ improperly purged more than 340,000 voters from the state ’ s registration rolls , ” according to an investigation conducted under the auspices of journalist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Guardian .
The team behind that investigation concluded that 334,134 voters who had been removed from state voter rolls throughout 2016 and 2017 on the grounds that they had moved actually still lived at the same address at which they had originally registered to vote .
Another legal challenge alleged that Kemp had “ blocked the registrations of 50,000 would-be voters , 80 % of them black , Latino or Asian , because of minor discrepancies in the spelling or spacing of their name , ” The Guardian adds .
In the run-up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ level , President Donald Trump himself has been leading a charge to undercut the integrity of the process .
He has lied about the prevalence of fraud within mail-in voting , and he has suggested that he might not even accept the results if he loses .

Georgia Judge Jane Barwick has ruled that local authorities in Fulton County, Georgia, are not required to hold records review hearings that could have resulted in the removal of more than 14,000 voters from local registration records with weeks to go until the general election. It’s two local citizens and their attorney, Ray Smith, who had been attempting to compel county authorities to review the records and potentially remove large numbers of voters from local registration files.
As the Atlanta Journal-Constitution explains, Smith claims that his team has “five bankers boxes of affidavits from people saying they are no longer registered to vote at their previous address,” but there’s no particular evidence that any voter who is still registered at any of these old addresses might try to vote at the polling places corresponding with their old addresses. With weeks to go until the general election, what if voters who weren’t even actually registered at an old address got caught in the “purge”?
County lawyer David Lowman said that “federal law prohibits Fulton officials from removing voters from the rolls so close to a federal election,” the Journal-Constitution explains. Fulton County has a substantial non-white population.
Georgia has had issues with these sorts of things in the recent past. Around the 2018 elections, when Republican and then-Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp eked out a surprisingly narrow victory in the gubernatorial race over Democrat Stacey Abrams, news broke that Kemp’s team had allegedly “improperly purged more than 340,000 voters from the state’s registration rolls,” according to an investigation conducted under the auspices of journalist Greg Palast and reported on by The Guardian. The team behind that investigation concluded that 334,134 voters who had been removed from state voter rolls throughout 2016 and 2017 on the grounds that they had moved actually still lived at the same address at which they had originally registered to vote.
Another legal challenge alleged that Kemp had “blocked the registrations of 50,000 would-be voters, 80% of them black, Latino or Asian, because of minor discrepancies in the spelling or spacing of their name,” The Guardian adds. In the run-up to the upcoming elections on the national level, President Donald Trump himself has been leading a charge to undercut the integrity of the process. He has lied about the prevalence of fraud within mail-in voting, and he has suggested that he might not even accept the results if he loses.


bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--Leak Exposes Trump Attempt To Eliminate Millions Of Black Votes

Donald Trump has a bad relationship with most Black Americans .
At one point during his campaign , he asked them “ What do you have to lose ?
” Now , we know the answer to that question is “ your life ” and “ the lives of your loved ones ” in the coronavirus pandemic .
It attacks more people of color than those in the white demographic group .
In its exclusive , Britain ’ s Channel 4 News found that the president had marked over three and one-half million Black voters in America as “ deterrence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reason for marking these Americans was to try to make certain they did not have the right to vote in 2016 : Trump used this plan to silence Black and Hispanic voters by frightening them .
He collected data files of nearly 200 million Americans .
There are 330-plus million people in the U.S .
The files showed what the Trump Campaign knew about individuals down to “ what they knew and what they did.
” The 2016 campaign used this data to help win the Trump election .
The president is in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 2020 presidential campaign .
With 36 days left before November 3rd POTUS released his campaign ’ s second policy plan , according to The AP .
He is trying to make a dent in the Democrat ’ s Black and Hispanic voters in the primary swing states .
He held a Black Voice for Trump event in Atlanta , Georgia where he announced a Platinum Plan .
In it , he released his “ promise to Black America ” should he take the election .
Part of the deal was economic development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to make Juneteenth a federal holiday .
Most Americans have become familiar with the holiday that celebrates the end of slavery .
Black Americans chose June 19 , 1865 , because that was when Lincoln freed the slaves in Galveston , Texas .
Trump also had what his administration called his “ vision ” for North Carolina healthcare .
Ironic , given that his attorneys will be trying to kill off Obama Care ( ACA , the Affordable Care Act . )
as he was handing out these promises .
Then , Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at a Jacksonville , Florida event to court minority voters .
He followed that by an Atlanta , Georgia Black voter event .
Then , he headed to Newport News , Virginia .
Biden has been taking the state far ahead of the president .
However , he calculated that he could capture nearby North Carolina voters in vital counties .
There were no airports in the state that could handle Air Force One and its very specific landing details .
Trump came down on the Black Lives Matter movement : American of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a full list of promises , but it did not contain how they would be financed .
He also addressed expanding opportunity zones : Trump claimed that he would name two homegrown troops to the Terrorist organizations , the Ku Klux Klan and ANTIFA .
The problem with that was there is no organized group behind the loosely-held concept .
The commander-in-chief even had a plan for releasing Black prisoners .
At issue has been Trump ’ s history of racism .
Still , he said : Given how the president came down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The POLITICO news , he still hopes to pick up some Black and Hispanic voters .
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 .

Donald Trump has a bad relationship with most Black Americans. At one point during his campaign, he asked them “What do you have to lose?” Now, we know the answer to that question is “your life” and “the lives of your loved ones” in the coronavirus pandemic. It attacks more people of color than those in the white demographic group.
In its exclusive, Britain’s Channel 4 News found that the president had marked over three and one-half million Black voters in America as “deterrence:”
‘Channel 4 News investigation reveals a huge Trump campaign data leak, exposing how 3.5 million Black Americans were listed as ‘Deterrence’ – to try to stop them voting in 2016.’
The exclusive noted that the reason for marking these Americans was to try to make certain they did not have the right to vote in 2016:
‘EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 News investigation reveals a huge Trump campaign data leak, exposing how 3.5 million Black Americans were listed as ‘Deterrence’ – to try to stop them voting in 2016.’
🚨🚨Tonight at 7pm:🚨🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 News investigation reveals a huge Trump campaign data leak, exposing how 3.5 million Black Americans were listed as ‘Deterrence’ – to try to stop them voting in 2016.#DeterringDemocracy pic.twitter.com/wkxKfbynu6 — Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) September 28, 2020
Trump used this plan to silence Black and Hispanic voters by frightening them. He collected data files of nearly 200 million Americans. There are 330-plus million people in the U.S. The files showed what the Trump Campaign knew about individuals down to “what they knew and what they did.” The 2016 campaign used this data to help win the Trump election.
The president is in the home stretch of his campaign for the 2020 presidential campaign. With 36 days left before November 3rd POTUS released his campaign’s second policy plan, according to The AP. He is trying to make a dent in the Democrat’s Black and Hispanic voters in the primary swing states.
He held a Black Voice for Trump event in Atlanta, Georgia where he announced a Platinum Plan. In it, he released his “promise to Black America” should he take the election. Part of the deal was economic development, loan money, and his pledge to make Juneteenth a federal holiday.
Most Americans have become familiar with the holiday that celebrates the end of slavery. Black Americans chose June 19, 1865, because that was when Lincoln freed the slaves in Galveston, Texas.
Trump also had what his administration called his “vision” for North Carolina healthcare. Ironic, given that his attorneys will be trying to kill off Obama Care (ACA, the Affordable Care Act.) as he was handing out these promises.
Then, Trump headed for Miami to address Hispanic voters at a Jacksonville, Florida event to court minority voters. He followed that by an Atlanta, Georgia Black voter event.
Then, he headed to Newport News, Virginia. Biden has been taking the state far ahead of the president. However, he calculated that he could capture nearby North Carolina voters in vital counties. There were no airports in the state that could handle Air Force One and its very specific landing details.
Trump came down on the Black Lives Matter movement:
‘Our hearts break for their families and for all families who have lost a loved one. … But we can never allow mob rule. This is an unusual name for an organization whose ideology and tactics are right now destroying many Black lives.’
American of color are smart. His plan included a full list of promises, but it did not contain how they would be financed. He also addressed expanding opportunity zones:
‘If you vote Republican over the next four years, we will create 3 million new jobs for the Black community, open 500,000 new black-owned businesses, increase access to capital in Black communities by $500 billion.’
Trump claimed that he would name two homegrown troops to the Terrorist organizations, the Ku Klux Klan and ANTIFA. The problem with that was there is no organized group behind the loosely-held concept.
The commander-in-chief even had a plan for releasing Black prisoners. At issue has been Trump’s history of racism. Still, he said:
‘He [Biden] doesn’t know Black Americans like I do.’
Given how the president came down on Black Lives Matter, according to The POLITICO news, he still hopes to pick up some Black and Hispanic voters.
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--2020-09-28--Cindy McCain Snubs Trump Again & Joins Biden Transition Team

In the style of most dictators throughout history and across the world , Donald Trump has used an “ us versus them ” mentality in all of his statements since winning the presidential election in 2016 .
It ’ s been Trump followers versus college campuses , Black Lives Matter organizers , liberals , progressives , the news media , the intelligence community , and the legal justice system for four years , but most often , it ’ s Trump supporters or Republicans versus Democrats , with no mention of unity or working across the aisle .
Joe Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kind of president , one who can reach across the aisle , work with the GOP to end the endless stalemates in the House and Senate , and be a president to everyone .
Far from Trump ’ s rhetoric casting more than half the country ’ s residents as evildoers out to get him , Biden has even included Republicans in his transition team , a team that will help him turn campaign promises into policy , including one very well-known name among the Republican Party .
According to The Wall Street @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wife of the late GOP Sen. John McCain of Arizona , is joining the board of Joe Biden ’ s presidential transition team , becoming the second Republican to sign on to formally advise the Democratic nominee as he plans for his possible presidency .
‘ Mrs .
McCain endorsed the former vice president last week , calling Mr. Biden a “ good and honest man ” and arguing he is the only presidential candidate who will stand up for America ’ s values.
’ The Biden family and the McCains have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ John and Cindy McCain married .
The wife of the late Senator McCain gave Biden a heartfelt endorsement and talked of their friendship during the Democratic National Convention , introducing a video tribute to the friendship between the two longtime senators .
‘ The news comes as national polls showPresident Trump trailing to Mr. Biden .
Aides to Mr. Biden hope that Mrs. McCain ’ s endorsement will expand the former vice president ’ s support among moderate Republicans and independents .
The two candidates are set to take part in their first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
McCain and Mr. Biden were longtime friends .
Mr. Trump has at times criticized Mr. McCain , who endured beatings and solitary confinement as a prisoner of war for more than five years in Vietnam.
’ While it may be unthinkable in today ’ s divisive political climate , Biden has often worked with Republican colleagues in the Senate to get bills passed , including the Violence Against Women Act ( VAWA ) and the Crime Victims with Disabilities Act .
He intends to bring that same spirit of bipartisanship to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ showing in the selection of his advisors .
‘ The Biden transition team previously announced nearly two-dozen members of its advisory board .
The group is being led by five co-chairs : Anita Dunn , a senior campaign adviser ; New Mexico Gov .
Michelle Lujan Grisham ( D ) ; former Sen. Ted Kaufman ( D. , Del . )
; Rep. Cedric Richmond ( D. , La . )
; and Jeff Zients , who headed the White House National Economic Council during the Obama administration .
‘ Other members of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bend , Ind.
, Mayor Pete Buttigieg , a previous Democratic candidate for president ; Dr. Vivek Murthy , who served as U.S. surgeon general during the Obama administration ; former U.S .
Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice ; and Sally Yates , a deputy attorney general under President Obama who was acting attorney general in the early days of the Trump administration .
‘ Mrs .
McCain joins one other Republican on the advisory board : Former Obama administration Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald .
’

In the style of most dictators throughout history and across the world, Donald Trump has used an “us versus them” mentality in all of his statements since winning the presidential election in 2016. It’s been Trump followers versus college campuses, Black Lives Matter organizers, liberals, progressives, the news media, the intelligence community, and the legal justice system for four years, but most often, it’s Trump supporters or Republicans versus Democrats, with no mention of unity or working across the aisle.
Cindy McCain is joining the board of Joe Biden's presidential transition team, becoming the second Republican to sign on to formally advise Biden as he plans for his possible presidency. https://t.co/BGuK0urE6x — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 28, 2020
Joe Biden has promised to be a very different kind of president, one who can reach across the aisle, work with the GOP to end the endless stalemates in the House and Senate, and be a president to everyone. Far from Trump’s rhetoric casting more than half the country’s residents as evildoers out to get him, Biden has even included Republicans in his transition team, a team that will help him turn campaign promises into policy, including one very well-known name among the Republican Party.
According to The Wall Street Journal:
‘Cindy McCain, the wife of the late GOP Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is joining the board of Joe Biden’s presidential transition team, becoming the second Republican to sign on to formally advise the Democratic nominee as he plans for his possible presidency. ‘Mrs. McCain endorsed the former vice president last week, calling Mr. Biden a “good and honest man” and arguing he is the only presidential candidate who will stand up for America’s values.’
INBOX: Fresh off endorsing @JoeBiden for president, @CindyMcCain is also joining the Biden Transition Team as a member of its advisory board. — Ed O'Keefe (@edokeefe) September 28, 2020
The Biden family and the McCains have been close for many years, including before John and Cindy McCain married. The wife of the late Senator McCain gave Biden a heartfelt endorsement and talked of their friendship during the Democratic National Convention, introducing a video tribute to the friendship between the two longtime senators.
‘The news comes as national polls showPresident Trump trailing to Mr. Biden. Aides to Mr. Biden hope that Mrs. McCain’s endorsement will expand the former vice president’s support among moderate Republicans and independents. The two candidates are set to take part in their first presidential debate on Tuesday. ‘Mr. McCain and Mr. Biden were longtime friends. Mr. Trump has at times criticized Mr. McCain, who endured beatings and solitary confinement as a prisoner of war for more than five years in Vietnam.’
Cindy McCain endorses Joe Biden: "There's only one candidate in this race who stands up for our values" https://t.co/H7j8x7cQm5 — CBS News (@CBSNews) September 27, 2020
While it may be unthinkable in today’s divisive political climate, Biden has often worked with Republican colleagues in the Senate to get bills passed, including the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the Crime Victims with Disabilities Act. He intends to bring that same spirit of bipartisanship to the White House, as he’s showing in the selection of his advisors.
‘The Biden transition team previously announced nearly two-dozen members of its advisory board. The group is being led by five co-chairs: Anita Dunn, a senior campaign adviser; New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D); former Sen. Ted Kaufman (D., Del.); Rep. Cedric Richmond (D., La.); and Jeff Zients, who headed the White House National Economic Council during the Obama administration. ‘Other members of the advisory board include: former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a previous Democratic candidate for president; Dr. Vivek Murthy, who served as U.S. surgeon general during the Obama administration; former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice; and Sally Yates, a deputy attorney general under President Obama who was acting attorney general in the early days of the Trump administration. ‘Mrs. McCain joins one other Republican on the advisory board: Former Obama administration Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald.’


bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--Twitter Places Notice On Trump Tweet Over Election Interference Attempt

Twitter has placed a notice on yet another one of President Donald Trump ’ s tweets that contain misinformation about the ongoing presidential race .
Early Monday , Trump tweeted that “ Ballots being returned to States can not be accurately counted , ” insisting that “ Many things are already going very wrong !
” It ’ s unclear what precisely he is even trying to talk about , since , amazingly , there is not a single identifying detail in the tweet .
Many of his past claims about supposed fraud in mail-in and/or “ universal mail-in ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , next to the original text of this new tweet from Trump , Twitter has placed a link where voters can click to “ learn how voting by mail is safe and secure , ” it says .
Check out the notice from Twitter in the image below : It seems perhaps difficult to fact-check this new claim from the president because he did not even name a state where these alleged issues are taking place .
He sounds like he ’ s just posting whatever comes to mind , perhaps after watching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ongoing issues from Fox News .
The fact of the matter is : mail-in voting does not automatically introduce some kind of system-threatening fraud into U.S. elections .
Mail-in voting has been used at significant levels in the U.S. even before the Coronavirus set in and made in-person voting more precarious — in 2016 , almost one out of every four participating voters cast their ballot via the mail .
The issues are not there , period .
Trump has suggested that he may not even accept the election results and ensure a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in November , indicating how his nonsensical claims of some kind of systematic threat from mail-in voting have potential real world consequences .
Around the 2016 election , Trump also wheeled out nonsensical claims of some kind of vast voter fraud — but he won the election , so the United States never faced the result of him using those claims as a basis to reject the legitimacy of election results in which he lost .

Twitter has placed a notice on yet another one of President Donald Trump’s tweets that contain misinformation about the ongoing presidential race. Early Monday, Trump tweeted that “Ballots being returned to States cannot be accurately counted,” insisting that “Many things are already going very wrong!” It’s unclear what precisely he is even trying to talk about, since, amazingly, there is not a single identifying detail in the tweet. Many of his past claims about supposed fraud in mail-in and/or “universal mail-in” voting have been outright lies. Now, next to the original text of this new tweet from Trump, Twitter has placed a link where voters can click to “learn how voting by mail is safe and secure,” it says.
Check out the notice from Twitter in the image below:
It seems perhaps difficult to fact-check this new claim from the president because he did not even name a state where these alleged issues are taking place. He sounds like he’s just posting whatever comes to mind, perhaps after watching some of the obviously slanted coverage of ongoing issues from Fox News. The fact of the matter is: mail-in voting does not automatically introduce some kind of system-threatening fraud into U.S. elections. Mail-in voting has been used at significant levels in the U.S. even before the Coronavirus set in and made in-person voting more precarious — in 2016, almost one out of every four participating voters cast their ballot via the mail. The issues are not there, period.
Trump has suggested that he may not even accept the election results and ensure a peaceful transfer of power if he loses in November, indicating how his nonsensical claims of some kind of systematic threat from mail-in voting have potential real world consequences. Around the 2016 election, Trump also wheeled out nonsensical claims of some kind of vast voter fraud — but he won the election, so the United States never faced the result of him using those claims as a basis to reject the legitimacy of election results in which he lost.


bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--Trump Jr. Has Full-Blown Emotional Meltdown Over NY Times Tax Leak

Over the weekend , The New York Times revealed that they had obtained decades worth of tax returns from President Donald Trump and his businesses .
The documents revealed startling details , like that Trump had paid just $ 750 in personal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017 , and in 10 of the 15 years before that , he paid no personal income taxes .
He ’ s propelled these low taxes with claims of huge losses , which he also used to claim a tax refund of a staggering $ 72.9 million , which he received but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an appearance on Fox & Friends on Monday morning , Donald Trump Jr. — who helps run the family business while his father is in the White House — had a meltdown over the issue .
Trump Jr. began by running through all of the steep taxes that the family business has apparently paid , in an effort to make Trump ’ s nearly non-existent personal income tax payments seem less conniving — but that tax refund of over $ 70 million tells a markedly different story .
The president ’ s personal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some kind of afterthought following the supposedly great and upstanding Trump Organization paying their dues to the federal government .
Those personal tax returns are the vehicle for an absolutely staggering level of self-enrichment to the tune of over $ 70 million in tax refund money !
In other words , there ’ s clearly some sort of scheming going on here .
Even Trump being absolutely terrible at business might not account for the sheer size of the losses that he has claimed .
‘ Of course The New York Times does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ picture of all of these things , the day before a debate to try and give someone like Joe Biden an attack line , they come up with one or two catchy soundbites , and that ’ s the game .
We ’ ve seen it ; we saw it two weeks ago with the debunked claim about the military , we ’ ve seen it for four years about the Russia hoax .
If only they spent as much time looking for maybe , I dunno , Hunter Biden ’ s tax @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues , where Hunter ’ s taking money from a known associate of Vladimir Putin.
’ Watch Trump Jr. ’ s comments in the video below : Hunter Biden is not running for president , and while it ’ s true that he has been in business arrangements with questionable associates , there is no evidence that Hunter ’ s father , Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden , is involved in any significant way with Hunter ’ s questionable business behavior .
President Trump claimed recently that Joe knew everything about Hunter ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for this claim is just not there — period .
Trump Jr. ’ s assertion that a recent report that Trump had referred to fallen American service members as “ losers ” had been “ debunked ” is not true , according to any reasonable understanding of the term .
Neither is it true , of course , that the Russia scandal is a “ hoax.
” As a family , the Trumps just seem to be consistently relying on ignorance on the part of their targets in their efforts to get ahead @

Over the weekend, The New York Times revealed that they had obtained decades worth of tax returns from President Donald Trump and his businesses. The documents revealed startling details, like that Trump had paid just $750 in personal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017, and in 10 of the 15 years before that, he paid no personal income taxes. He’s propelled these low taxes with claims of huge losses, which he also used to claim a tax refund of a staggering $72.9 million, which he received but is now under federal investigation. During an appearance on Fox & Friends on Monday morning, Donald Trump Jr. — who helps run the family business while his father is in the White House — had a meltdown over the issue.
Donald Trump Jr. is on Fox this morning defending his father over the NYT tax avoidance story: "Of course the NYT does this, they put out a selective picture of all of these things the day before a debate." pic.twitter.com/0JXHCZs9zw — The Recount (@therecount) September 28, 2020
Trump Jr. began by running through all of the steep taxes that the family business has apparently paid, in an effort to make Trump’s nearly non-existent personal income tax payments seem less conniving — but that tax refund of over $70 million tells a markedly different story. The president’s personal income tax returns aren’t just some kind of afterthought following the supposedly great and upstanding Trump Organization paying their dues to the federal government. Those personal tax returns are the vehicle for an absolutely staggering level of self-enrichment to the tune of over $70 million in tax refund money!
In other words, there’s clearly some sort of scheming going on here. Even Trump being absolutely terrible at business might not account for the sheer size of the losses that he has claimed.
Trump Jr. angrily ranted:
‘Of course The New York Times does this, they put out a selective picture of all of these things, the day before a debate to try and give someone like Joe Biden an attack line, they come up with one or two catchy soundbites, and that’s the game. We’ve seen it; we saw it two weeks ago with the debunked claim about the military, we’ve seen it for four years about the Russia hoax. If only they spent as much time looking for maybe, I dunno, Hunter Biden’s tax returns, and the Biden crime family issues, where Hunter’s taking money from a known associate of Vladimir Putin.’
Watch Trump Jr.’s comments in the video below:
Hunter Biden is not running for president, and while it’s true that he has been in business arrangements with questionable associates, there is no evidence that Hunter’s father, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, is involved in any significant way with Hunter’s questionable business behavior. President Trump claimed recently that Joe knew everything about Hunter’s financial entanglements, but the evidence for this claim is just not there — period.
Trump Jr.’s assertion that a recent report that Trump had referred to fallen American service members as “losers” had been “debunked” is not true, according to any reasonable understanding of the term. Neither is it true, of course, that the Russia scandal is a “hoax.” As a family, the Trumps just seem to be consistently relying on ignorance on the part of their targets in their efforts to get ahead.


bipartisanreport--2020-09-28--Federal Judge Overrules Nefarious Trump Executive Order

Things are not going so well for Donald Trump .
A full 205,257 people have died from the coronavirus .
If the 9/11 attack happened every day for 69 days , it would equal that number .
Oh , and there is the little matter of POTUS gaming the IRS to pay $ 0 to $ 750 a year — for decades .
Then , this happened .
TikTok filed a request for an injunction that resulted in a judge blocking Trump from banning TikTok downloads in U.S. app stores .
So what is this TikTok everyone has been talking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ primarily between teens .
The president has been all hot and bothered about a Chinese-owned company ByteDance Ltd .
Thus far , estimates show that TikTok has been downloaded over 175 million times in American .
The company , like the U.S. technical companies , captures information on its users .
In his executive order , Trump invoked a national security order .
He feared TikTok would represent a danger via Communist China .
The app would be : Trump carefully selected his Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross make the announcement .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Jimmy Fallon : In an unusual hearing on Sunday , Judge Carl Nichols of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia “ temporarily blocked ” Trump ’ s order .
If the judge had not done so , TikTok could not have been “ downloaded from U.S. app stores.
” That meant our government could have manhandled Apple and Google app stores into compliance with its wishes .
Judge Nichols ’ hearing resulted in an injunction against Trump ’ s order .
At the same time , the judge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would begin on November 12 .
This ban would stop TikTok in its tracks .
The company released a statement that read : ‘ We ’ re pleased that the court agreed with our legal arguments and issued an injunction preventing the implementation of the TikTok app ban .
We will continue defending our rights for the benefit of our community and employees .
At the same time , we will also maintain our ongoing dialogue with the government to turn our proposal , which the President gave his preliminary approval to last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Commerce Department intends to protect the executive order calling it “ consistent with the law and promotes legitimate national security interests : ” The attorney for TikTok John Hall said any download ban would be “ unprecedented ” and “ irrational : ” Lawyers for the U.S. said in court : Twitter world went crazy over the latest Trump news .
Take a look at some of our favorite responses below : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Things are not going so well for Donald Trump. A full 205,257 people have died from the coronavirus. If the 9/11 attack happened every day for 69 days, it would equal that number. Oh, and there is the little matter of POTUS gaming the IRS to pay $0 to $750 a year — for decades. Then, this happened.
TikTok filed a request for an injunction that resulted in a judge blocking Trump from banning TikTok downloads in U.S. app stores. So what is this TikTok everyone has been talking about? It consists of amateur videos primarily between teens.
The president has been all hot and bothered about a Chinese-owned company ByteDance Ltd. Thus far, estimates show that TikTok has been downloaded over 175 million times in American. The company, like the U.S. technical companies, captures information on its users.
In his executive order, Trump invoked a national security order. He feared TikTok would represent a danger via Communist China. The app would be:
‘[P]otentially allowing China to track the locations of Federal employees and contractors, build dossiers of personal information for blackmail, and conduct corporate espionage.’
According to CNBC:
‘The terms of a deal to create a U.S.-based TikTok Global still remain in flux with ByteDance, Oracle and Walmart still needing to finalize the ownership structure of the new entity.’
Trump carefully selected his Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross make the announcement. According to NBC’s Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon:
‘Wilbur Ross is what happens when you ignore your phone updates.’
In an unusual hearing on Sunday, Judge Carl Nichols of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia “temporarily blocked” Trump’s order. If the judge had not done so, TikTok could not have been “downloaded from U.S. app stores.”
That meant our government could have manhandled Apple and Google app stores into compliance with its wishes.
Judge Nichols’ hearing resulted in an injunction against Trump’s order. At the same time, the judge left open a very broad ban that would begin on November 12. This ban would stop TikTok in its tracks. The company released a statement that read:
‘We’re pleased that the court agreed with our legal arguments and issued an injunction preventing the implementation of the TikTok app ban. We will continue defending our rights for the benefit of our community and employees. At the same time, we will also maintain our ongoing dialogue with the government to turn our proposal, which the President gave his preliminary approval to last weekend, into an agreement.’
America’s Commerce Department intends to protect the executive order calling it “consistent with the law and promotes legitimate national security interests:”
‘The Government will comply with the injunction and has taken immediate steps to do so, but intends to vigorously defend the E.O. and the Secretary’s implementation efforts from legal challenges.’
The attorney for TikTok John Hall said any download ban would be “unprecedented” and “irrational:”
‘This is just a blunt way to whack the company.’
Lawyers for the U.S. said in court:
‘ByteDance has significant and close ties to the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) which could potentially be leveraged to further their agenda and exact pressure on ByteDance.’
Featured image is a screenshot via YouTube.
Twitter world went crazy over the latest Trump news. Take a look at some of our favorite responses below:
Less than 40 days to to end #TheTrumpDepressionpic.twitter.com/z24mGL9h8f — Leland #StayHome 🏡 #VoteByMail 🇺🇸 (@daft_editor) September 28, 2020
Donald Trump paid $70K for hair styling and writes it off on his tax returns. He’s being robbed. #TrumpTaxReturns #TrumpIsBroke #TrumpIsNotABillionaire pic.twitter.com/53wRZfehE3 — Jules Morgan (@glamelegance) September 28, 2020
“Ultimately, Mr. Trump has been more successful playing a business mogul than being one in real life.”pic.twitter.com/TX8GsKBqIQ — Truthteller (@loveisphere) September 28, 2020
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.