bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--Trump Eaten Alive Online Over Nasty Morning Tweets

Donald Trump woke up this morning and began tweeting about the upcoming election in November .
He must believe that former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg has a chance of overtaking former vice president Joe Biden , because he started attacking him .
Billionaire Bloomberg has said that even if he is not the Democrats ’ choice , he will continue to put his army of paid campaign workers behind the candidate who wins .
This is how Trump responded that that news .
He tweeted , cruelly nicknaming the former mayor “ Mini Mike Bloomberg , ” which was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s height .
Then , the president started going on about he was “ the person who saved pre-existing conditions.
” Wrong : ‘ MINI MIKE BLOOMBERG IS SPENDING A LOT OF MONEY ON FALSE ADVERTISING .
I WAS THE PERSON WHO SAVED PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS IN YOUR HEALTHCARE , YOU HAVE IT NOW , WHILE AT THE SAME TIME WINNING THE FIGHT TO RID YOU OF THE EXPENSIVE , UNFAIR AND VERY UNPOPULAR INDIVIDUAL MANDATE….. ’ President Barack Obama was the one who inserted coverage of everyone with pre-existing conditions .
Then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of representatives .
He may be losing it : ‘ ….AND , IF REPUBLICANS WIN IN COURT AND TAKE BACK THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES ( SIC ) , YOUR HEALTHCARE , THAT I HAVE NOW BROUGHT TO THE BEST PLACE IN MANY YEARS , WILL BECOME THE BEST EVER , BY FAR .
I WILL ALWAYS PROTECT YOUR PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS , THE DEMS WILL NOT !
’ Twitter world went wild .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
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Donald Trump woke up this morning and began tweeting about the upcoming election in November. He must believe that former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg has a chance of overtaking former vice president Joe Biden, because he started attacking him. Billionaire Bloomberg has said that even if he is not the Democrats’ choice, he will continue to put his army of paid campaign workers behind the candidate who wins. This is how Trump responded that that news.
He tweeted, cruelly nicknaming the former mayor “Mini Mike Bloomberg,” which was a grade school attack on the candidate’s height. Then, the president started going on about he was “the person who saved pre-existing conditions.” Wrong:
‘MINI MIKE BLOOMBERG IS SPENDING A LOT OF MONEY ON FALSE ADVERTISING. I WAS THE PERSON WHO SAVED PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS IN YOUR HEALTHCARE, YOU HAVE IT NOW, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME WINNING THE FIGHT TO RID YOU OF THE EXPENSIVE, UNFAIR AND VERY UNPOPULAR INDIVIDUAL MANDATE…..’
President Barack Obama was the one who inserted coverage of everyone with pre-existing conditions. Then, POTUS misspelled “represenatives” instead of representatives. He may be losing it:
‘….AND, IF REPUBLICANS WIN IN COURT AND TAKE BACK THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES (SIC), YOUR HEALTHCARE, THAT I HAVE NOW BROUGHT TO THE BEST PLACE IN MANY YEARS, WILL BECOME THE BEST EVER, BY FAR. I WILL ALWAYS PROTECT YOUR PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS, THE DEMS WILL NOT!’
Twitter world went wild. Check out some of your fellow Americans’ 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.


bipartisanreport--2020-01-13--Mitch McConnell Investigated For Violating Senate Rules

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ( R-KY ) alone has frozen the Senate in place letting little but judicial appointments through the door .
The self-anointed Grim Reaper of the supposedly equal branch of government has taken his scythe to hundreds of bills sent over by the House of Representatives .
Before the House had even sent the articles of impeachment over to him , McConnell claimed that he was working with the White House on the upcoming trial .
That was clearly an ethical blunder .
As a result , Public Citizen filed an ethics complaint against McConnell in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Monday .
Public Citizen requested that the committee investigate the Kentucky senator .
It wanted to make certain that the committee questioned whether the Senate Leader violated his oath as it applied under The Constitution .
It also wanted the committee to decide whether McConnell should recuse himself in the impeachment trial , according to The Common Dream .
Since impeachment trials to decide whether to oust the president from his job are so infrequent , there are few rules surrounding them .
Impeachment trials have been the only place where the senators @ @ @ @ @ @ @ office .
This was the one facing the senators now : ‘ The public declarations by Senator McConnell that his role in the impeachment process is to coordinate with the White House and thereby make a mockery of the trial directly contradict his oath of impartiality .
This is not about whether McConnell has views on Trump ’ s guilt or whether he has reached a conclusion based on the available evidence .
It ’ s about whether he will design a process that aims to render impartial justice .
He has made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so.
’ Vice President of Legislative Affairs for Public Citizen Lisa Gilbert said : President Bill Clinton ( D ) was impeached in 1999 .
During his trial , Senators from both parties agreed to hold a “ respectable ” trial .
To read Public Citizen ’ s complaint against McConnell click here .
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 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in any order .

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) alone has frozen the Senate in place letting little but judicial appointments through the door. The self-anointed Grim Reaper of the supposedly equal branch of government has taken his scythe to hundreds of bills sent over by the House of Representatives.
Before the House had even sent the articles of impeachment over to him, McConnell claimed that he was working with the White House on the upcoming trial. That was clearly an ethical blunder. As a result, Public Citizen filed an ethics complaint against McConnell in the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Ethics Monday.
Public Citizen requested that the committee investigate the Kentucky senator. It wanted to make certain that the committee questioned whether the Senate Leader violated his oath as it applied under The Constitution. It also wanted the committee to decide whether McConnell should recuse himself in the impeachment trial, according to The Common Dream.
Since impeachment trials to decide whether to oust the president from his job are so infrequent, there are few rules surrounding them.
Impeachment trials have been the only place where the senators were bound by a second oath of office. This was the one facing the senators now:
‘I solemnly swear (or affirm, as the case may be) that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of Donald Trump, now pending, I will do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws: So help me God.’
President of Public Citizen Robert Weissman said:
‘The public declarations by Senator McConnell that his role in the impeachment process is to coordinate with the White House and thereby make a mockery of the trial directly contradict his oath of impartiality. This is not about whether McConnell has views on Trump’s guilt or whether he has reached a conclusion based on the available evidence. It’s about whether he will design a process that aims to render impartial justice. He has made clear he has no intention of doing so.’
Vice President of Legislative Affairs for Public Citizen Lisa Gilbert said:
‘We understand that senators are partisan politicians and have very clear opinions on whether Trump has committed impeachable offenses stemming from what they heard in the House process. Today’s ethics complaint reflects the distinct issue raised by McConnell’s actions to rebuke his oath of impartiality and coordinate the rules of the impeachment trial with the White House.’
President Bill Clinton (D) was impeached in 1999. During his trial, Senators from both parties agreed to hold a “respectable” trial.
Government Affairs Lobbyist for Public Citizen’s Congress Watch Division Craig Holman said:
‘Holding a kangaroo court not only mocks the institution of the Senate, but it also does no favors for Trump. f the public views the trial as rigged, a “not guilty” verdict from the Senate will not be seen by the public as grounds for exoneration.’
To read Public Citizen’s complaint against McConnell click here.
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--2020-01-13--Pelosi Responds Perfectly To Trump’s AM Twitter Outburst

With his trial in the Senate just around the corner , President Donald Trump is continuing to publicly freak out over his impeachment .
In so doing , he ’ s again putting a desperate disconnect from reality on full display .
This Monday , he angrily shouted on Twitter that House Democrats ’ proceedings against him were supposedly terribly unfair because , he claimed , they didn ’ t let the president ’ s side “ have 1 witness , no lawyers or even ask questions.
” None of that is true .
In a Twitter post directly responding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) indicated how investigators tried to even get more cooperation from the White House , but the president himself refused .
‘ In the Clinton impeachment process , 66 witnesses were allowed to testify including 3 in the Senate trial , and 90,000 pages of documents were turned over .
Trump was too afraid to let any of his top aides testify & covered up every single document .
The Senate must # EndTheCoverUp ’ Even without the additional witnesses and documents that Democrats have sought but the president has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from some of their requested witnesses , and , in every hearing , they got to ask questions too .
On top of that , the president ’ s team was invited to the public House Judiciary Committee hearings about impeachment following the House Intelligence Committee ’ s fact-finding hearings , but the White House refused to show up .
Trump ’ s characterization of the situation is brazenly wrong .
Some of the additional witnesses that Democrats have been after include White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former Trump national @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whom have firsthand perspectives about the president ’ s plot to get Ukraine to investigate his domestic political opponents .
Bolton has already said that he ’ ll testify if the Senate subpoenas him , but it ’ s unclear what the actual next steps in the Senate will be .
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ( R-Ky. ) wants to delay even considering whether or not to hear from witnesses until after opening arguments and additional questions from Senators .

With his trial in the Senate just around the corner, President Donald Trump is continuing to publicly freak out over his impeachment. In so doing, he’s again putting a desperate disconnect from reality on full display. This Monday, he angrily shouted on Twitter that House Democrats’ proceedings against him were supposedly terribly unfair because, he claimed, they didn’t let the president’s side “have 1 witness, no lawyers or even ask questions.” None of that is true. In a Twitter post directly responding to the president, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) indicated how investigators tried to even get more cooperation from the White House, but the president himself refused.
She noted:
‘In the Clinton impeachment process, 66 witnesses were allowed to testify including 3 in the Senate trial, and 90,000 pages of documents were turned over. Trump was too afraid to let any of his top aides testify & covered up every single document. The Senate must #EndTheCoverUp’
In the Clinton impeachment process, 66 witnesses were allowed to testify including 3 in the Senate trial, and 90,000 pages of documents were turned over. Trump was too afraid to let any of his top aides testify & covered up every single document. The Senate must #EndTheCoverUp https://t.co/T0Yhpl6qDq — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) January 13, 2020
Even without the additional witnesses and documents that Democrats have sought but the president has blocked, Republicans have already publicly heard from some of their requested witnesses, and, in every hearing, they got to ask questions too. On top of that, the president’s team was invited to the public House Judiciary Committee hearings about impeachment following the House Intelligence Committee’s fact-finding hearings, but the White House refused to show up. Trump’s characterization of the situation is brazenly wrong.
Some of the additional witnesses that Democrats have been after include White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former Trump national security adviser John Bolton, both of whom have firsthand perspectives about the president’s plot to get Ukraine to investigate his domestic political opponents. Bolton has already said that he’ll testify if the Senate subpoenas him, but it’s unclear what the actual next steps in the Senate will be. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) wants to delay even considering whether or not to hear from witnesses until after opening arguments and additional questions from Senators.
Check out Twitter’s response to Pelosi…


bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--Democrat Out-Fundraises GOP Opponent By Millions

As the 2020 general election just gets closer , a race with a slightly lower profile than the presidency is picking up steam for Democrats .
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly , who ’ s both a former astronaut and the husband of former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords , has revealed that he raised more than $ 2 million more than his Republican opponent last quarter .
Kelly is running against incumbent Martha McSally , who was appointed to her seat to fill out the remainder of the late John McCain ’ s last term .
In the fourth quarter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raised more than $ 4 million — while Kelly ’ s reported a haul of nearly $ 6.3 million in that same period .
It ’ s not the only sign that Republicans may lose the seat in November .
A recent OH Predictive Insights poll had Kelly with a narrow but still leading margin over McSally .
In the poll , he had 47 percent of the support compared to just 44 percent for the Republican .
A more recent survey from Public Policy Polling had Kelly with an even bigger leading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ respondents were behind his candidacy while McSally had only 42 percent of them .
On average , RealClearPolitics reports that Kelly leads in polls by about two and a half percent — and the Cook Political Report calls the red state race a toss-up .
The McSally campaign maintained a stern about-face , no matter the dismal poll numbers .
In the wake of developments like a spike in her fundraising for the fourth quarter , they claimed that she ’ s on her way to victory — although even that spike wasn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s campaign .
‘ Martha ’ s fundraising momentum shows that Arizonans are excited to send her back to the U.S. Senate this year .
Throughout the last year , liberals in Washington have spent millions on false attacks ads to try and defeat Martha .
Their efforts to distract have not prevailed , as her fundraising numbers continue to grow .
Arizonans know she ’ s focused on what matters to them : lowering health care costs , securing our border , and improving veteran services.
’ So in other words — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fictional security crisis and ignoring the actual humanitarian one and , concurrently , tearing apart what ’ s been achieved in health care in the name of supposedly lowering costs for a few people , somewhere .
Great !
( Not . )
Overall , in 2019 , her campaign raised more than $ 12 million , and at the end of last year , she had some $ 7.6 million in cash on hand .
Those figures include almost 54,000 individual contributions in 2019 , which apparently averaged $ 65.34 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ unfolding in the shadow of the presidential race , in which just a few leading Democratic presidential candidates remain , and the stream of lower polling candidates dropping out keeps picking up .
This Tuesday , a Democratic presidential primary debate stage will host just six candidates , including former Vice President Joe Biden , Sens .
Bernie Sanders , Elizabeth Warren , and Amy Klobuchar , Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg , and businessman Tom Steyer .
No one else qualified for the stage .
Within the GOP , the party has squelched @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point of cancelling primary elections in a handful of states , no matter the candidates running against Trump .

As the 2020 general election just gets closer, a race with a slightly lower profile than the presidency is picking up steam for Democrats. Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly, who’s both a former astronaut and the husband of former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, has revealed that he raised more than $2 million more than his Republican opponent last quarter. Kelly is running against incumbent Martha McSally, who was appointed to her seat to fill out the remainder of the late John McCain’s last term. In the fourth quarter, McSally’s campaign said it raised more than $4 million — while Kelly’s reported a haul of nearly $6.3 million in that same period.
It’s not the only sign that Republicans may lose the seat in November. A recent OH Predictive Insights poll had Kelly with a narrow but still leading margin over McSally. In the poll, he had 47 percent of the support compared to just 44 percent for the Republican. A more recent survey from Public Policy Polling had Kelly with an even bigger leading margin, reporting 46 percent of the respondents were behind his candidacy while McSally had only 42 percent of them. On average, RealClearPolitics reports that Kelly leads in polls by about two and a half percent — and the Cook Political Report calls the red state race a toss-up.
The McSally campaign maintained a stern about-face, no matter the dismal poll numbers. In the wake of developments like a spike in her fundraising for the fourth quarter, they claimed that she’s on her way to victory — although even that spike wasn’t enough to overtake Kelly’s campaign.
McSally campaign manager Dylan Lefler insisted:
‘Martha’s fundraising momentum shows that Arizonans are excited to send her back to the U.S. Senate this year. Throughout the last year, liberals in Washington have spent millions on false attacks ads to try and defeat Martha. Their efforts to distract have not prevailed, as her fundraising numbers continue to grow. Arizonans know she’s focused on what matters to them: lowering health care costs, securing our border, and improving veteran services.’
So in other words — she’s focused on responding to a fictional security crisis and ignoring the actual humanitarian one and, concurrently, tearing apart what’s been achieved in health care in the name of supposedly lowering costs for a few people, somewhere. Great! (Not.) Overall, in 2019, her campaign raised more than $12 million, and at the end of last year, she had some $7.6 million in cash on hand. Those figures include almost 54,000 individual contributions in 2019, which apparently averaged $65.34.
The race is, of course, unfolding in the shadow of the presidential race, in which just a few leading Democratic presidential candidates remain, and the stream of lower polling candidates dropping out keeps picking up. This Tuesday, a Democratic presidential primary debate stage will host just six candidates, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg, and businessman Tom Steyer. No one else qualified for the stage.
Within the GOP, the party has squelched any and all Trump opposition to the point of cancelling primary elections in a handful of states, no matter the candidates running against Trump.


bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--McConnell Makes Tuesday Impeachment Announcement

The Senate is an interesting body .
At first glance , many of its procedures and protocols appear unwieldy .
Yet , at a second look each piece of the whole comes together to create a tapestry of historical importance .
This is what will happen in Donald Trump ’ s impeachment hearing .
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-NY ) tightly controlled the hearings and investigations , pulling together a number of committees ’ findings and maintaining the direction toward Trump ’ s impeachment .
This was where things stood on Tuesday until the Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
There had been some question about whether or not the Kentucky senator would refuse to hear from witnesses or dismiss the hearing altogether .
Then , his good friend Senator Lama Alexander ( R-TN ) stepped forward and said he would vote for witnesses .
That started to unclog McConnell ’ s dammed-up rejection of the entire process .
The majority leader announced before reporters ’ cameras the news that the House was “ likely to finally send the articles over : ” The president has been fighting the impeachment trial tooth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , people wonder surely witnesses and documents would further prove that innocence .
McConnell turned that phrase upside down and backward , wondering why the evidence was necessary .
Pelosi ’ s strategy has been brilliant .
There have been no codified rules regarding how the articles were handled .
She held them back as more evidence of Trump ’ s wrongdoing surface , more people stepped forward , and a stressed president dug himself deeper into lawlessness and near WW III .
After Pelosi gives the Senate one or more articles , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an organizing resolution next Tuesday .
He said that the Senate would move through a series of “ preliminary steps and housekeeping measures : ” Pelosi can keep one of the articles back awaiting further evidence from the ongoing committee investigations or even announce another article of impeachment .
McConnell said a debate and vote on the organizing resolution sets up the time for appointing the House impeachment managers , aka prosecutors .
Trump also sets up his defense team .
At that point , Chief Justice John Roberts swears in the senators @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Each side will make his or her opening arguments .
Senators can ask questions but only in writing .
No phones or electronic devices are permitted .
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 .

The Senate is an interesting body. At first glance, many of its procedures and protocols appear unwieldy. Yet, at a second look each piece of the whole comes together to create a tapestry of historical importance. This is what will happen in Donald Trump’s impeachment hearing.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-NY) tightly controlled the hearings and investigations, pulling together a number of committees’ findings and maintaining the direction toward Trump’s impeachment. This was where things stood on Tuesday until the Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) made an important announcement.
There had been some question about whether or not the Kentucky senator would refuse to hear from witnesses or dismiss the hearing altogether. Then, his good friend Senator Lama Alexander (R-TN) stepped forward and said he would vote for witnesses. That started to unclog McConnell’s dammed-up rejection of the entire process. The majority leader announced before reporters’ cameras the news that the House was “likely to finally send the articles over:”
‘NEW: Sen. Mitch McConnell says “the House is likely to finally send the articles over to us tomorrow,” allowing Senate to take steps “which would set us up to begin the actual trial next Tuesday.” https://t.co/fdEcqTc9du pic.twitter.com/Nzi67s5Zj8’
NEW: Sen. Mitch McConnell says “the House is likely to finally send the articles over to us tomorrow,” allowing Senate to take steps “which would set us up to begin the actual trial next Tuesday.” https://t.co/fdEcqTc9du pic.twitter.com/Nzi67s5Zj8 — ABC News Live (@ABCNewsLive) January 14, 2020
The president has been fighting the impeachment trial tooth and nail. If he is innocent, people wonder surely witnesses and documents would further prove that innocence. McConnell turned that phrase upside down and backward, wondering why the evidence was necessary.
Pelosi’s strategy has been brilliant. There have been no codified rules regarding how the articles were handled. She held them back as more evidence of Trump’s wrongdoing surface, more people stepped forward, and a stressed president dug himself deeper into lawlessness and near WW III.
After Pelosi gives the Senate one or more articles, McConnell said his Senate would start debating an organizing resolution next Tuesday. He said that the Senate would move through a series of “preliminary steps and housekeeping measures:”
‘We hope to achieve that by consent, which would set us up to begin the actual trial next Tuesday.’
Pelosi can keep one of the articles back awaiting further evidence from the ongoing committee investigations or even announce another article of impeachment.
McConnell said a debate and vote on the organizing resolution sets up the time for appointing the House impeachment managers, aka prosecutors. Trump also sets up his defense team. At that point, Chief Justice John Roberts swears in the senators for their roles in this historical even.
Each side will make his or her opening arguments. Senators can ask questions but only in writing. No phones or electronic devices are permitted.
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--2020-01-14--Trump Silent After Schumer Goes At Him Hard On TV (VIDEO)

The Democratic politicians and presidential candidates are wise to appear on daytime talk shows .
It gives people a look at their human side , which is so important and often missing .
Tuesday , during Senate Leader Chuck Schumer ( D-NY ) appearance on ABC ’ s The View , he asked the question that many people wonder .
Schumer reminded people about the sense of gentility and high goals that have guided the Senate throughout the centuries regarding this great experiment called the United States .
True , the people in Congress have not always expressed that pride @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the general rule .
Donald Trump did not cause the descent into rudeness and poor manners .
That rode in on the backs of the ultra-conservatives .
However , he has taken crudeness and coarseness to a new low .
The president released an altered meme this week from an unknown source .
It depicted both Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-CA ) dressed in traditional Middle-Eastern garb , standing in front of an Iranian flag .
Schumer asked the hosts of The View : He added that which has made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its values , ” an ideal that “ the founding fathers focused on : ” ” The greatest thing America has is its honor and its values .
That ’ s what the Founding Fathers focused on .
That ’ s what all of our great political thinkers have focused on , and no person — no person has done more to destroy the honor and values of America than Donald Trump .
That ’ s why I think he ’ s got to go , in the election , if not sooner.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ president ’ s impeachment trial : He continued , noting that the House members will next “ prove their case : ” ‘ When the case was actually being compiled , mountains of evidence , mountains of testimony , long legal battles over privilege and none of this discovery took place over here in the Senate .
The Constitution gives the sole power of impeachment to the House .
If a House majority wants to impeach a president , the ball is in their court , but they have to do the work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Twitter world went wild with their responses .
Check out some of our favorite ones 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 .

The Democratic politicians and presidential candidates are wise to appear on daytime talk shows. It gives people a look at their human side, which is so important and often missing. Tuesday, during Senate Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) appearance on ABC’s The View, he asked the question that many people wonder.
Schumer reminded people about the sense of gentility and high goals that have guided the Senate throughout the centuries regarding this great experiment called the United States. True, the people in Congress have not always expressed that pride of place, but it has been the general rule.
Donald Trump did not cause the descent into rudeness and poor manners. That rode in on the backs of the ultra-conservatives. However, he has taken crudeness and coarseness to a new low.
The president released an altered meme this week from an unknown source. It depicted both Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) dressed in traditional Middle-Eastern garb, standing in front of an Iranian flag. Schumer asked the hosts of The View:
‘”How low can the president go?” @SenSchumer on Trump retweeting a doctored photo of he and House Speaker Pelosi in front of an Iran flag: “The foreign policy that he has created… can be summarized in three words: Erratic, impulsive and egotistical.” https://t.co/f8u2wbJuik pic.twitter.com/I84TbIwGxT
— The View (@TheView) January 14, 2020′
“How low can the president go?”@SenSchumer on Trump retweeting a doctored photo of he and House Speaker Pelosi in front of an Iran flag: “The foreign policy that he has created… can be summarized in three words: Erratic, impulsive and egotistical.” https://t.co/f8u2wbJuik pic.twitter.com/I84TbIwGxT — The View (@TheView) January 14, 2020
He added that which has made America great was “its honor and its values,” an ideal that “the founding fathers focused on:”
”The greatest thing America has is its honor and its values. That’s what the Founding Fathers focused on. That’s what all of our great political thinkers have focused on, and no person — no person has done more to destroy the honor and values of America than Donald Trump. That’s why I think he’s got to go, in the election, if not sooner.’
Then, Schumer referred to the president’s impeachment trial:
‘This is weighty … this is vital … this is about the republic.’
He continued, noting that the House members will next “prove their case:”
‘When the case was actually being compiled, mountains of evidence, mountains of testimony, long legal battles over privilege and none of this discovery took place over here in the Senate. The Constitution gives the sole power of impeachment to the House. If a House majority wants to impeach a president, the ball is in their court, but they have to do the work — they have to prove their case.’
Twitter world went wild with their responses. Check out some of our favorite ones below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--House Judiciary Committee Questions Legality Of Trump Policy

Donald Trump clearly does not like people of color .
He still has not given Puerto Rico all of the Congress-appropriated money to help after Hurricane Maria in 2017 .
He holds people of mid-eastern descent in special holding cells longer than other immigrants .
Now that the House Judiciary Committee has finished most of its impeachment hearing duties , its members are tackling one of Donald Trump ’ s worst policies .
House Judiciary Committee chair Representative Jerrold ( Jerry ) Nadler ( D-NY ) and Immigration Subcommittee members Representatives Pramila Jayapal ( D-WA ) and Zoe Lofgren ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Acting Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) Secretary Chad Wolf questioning the legality of one of its protocols .
DHS ’ s Migrant Protection Protocols ( MPP ) also known as the Remain in Mexico policy for people seeking asylum may be illegal .
It causes Central Americans to stay in Mexico while their claims are processed .
That forces them to stay in dangerous locations for long periods of time .
The Judiciary Democrats announced its investigation one year after DHS introduced the Keep Families Together Act .
Trump gave one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the responsibility for immigration .
Miller has had a strong affinity for White Nationalism according to the Southern Poverty Law Center ( SPLC ) .
Judiciary Democrats announced they were investigating the Keep Families Together Act .
It followed the president ’ s Zero Tolerance Policy that removed children from their families .
The Judiciary ’ s letter announced the investigation .
It read : The letter also questioned why Trump was “ sending children and families ’ into ‘ certain harm : ” Asylum officers argued in court that America did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The letter to Wolf accused the policy of removing protections available to the immigrants of being “ dangerously flawed : ” ‘ The policy has nearly eliminated the already scarce due process protections available to asylum-seekers—such as access to counsel—further reducing the likelihood that legitimate asylum-seekers can obtain asylum .
Moreover , MPP forces women , children , and families to remain in areas that the federal government recognizes as especially unsafe .
As of today , there are 31 active travel advisories for Mexico , including 5 warnings in which the State @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ 1 ] It is difficult to understand why this administration is sending children and families to areas where they will face certain harm.
’ The committee asserted that the White House officials either been “ unable or unwilling ” to respond : ‘ The House Judiciary Committee has held hearings , sent oversight letters , and participated in a variety of staff-level briefings in which administration officials have been unable or unwilling to answer basic questions relating to MPP .
A comprehensive review of the policy , its implementation , and its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Therefore , we respectfully ask that you produce the relevant documents , data , and communications listed below by January 30 , 2020.
’ • ‘ Documents and communications dated from December 20 , 2018 to January 2 , 2020 relating to the implementation of MPP along the southern border .
• The total number of individuals subjected to MPP and breakdown of this number by nationality , gender , and age .
• The total number of family units subjected to MPP and a breakdown of this number by nationality .
• @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in MPP but later removed from the program , including the reason an individual ( or family unit ) was removed from MPP .
• The total number of nonrefoulement interviews , including the number of people given nonrefoulement interviews , that have been conducted for individuals in MPP , including the results of those interviews .
• An unredacted copy of “ The Migrant Protection Protocols Red Team Report , ” including the “ MPP Flow Chart ” and “ MPP Recommendations Matrix Summary ” attached to the report .
• Documents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2018 to January 4 , 2020 , referring or relating to policies , processes , or resources needed to implement or expand MPP .
• Documents and communications referring or relating to “ tent courts ” [ 2 ] being erected along the southern border for MPP , including policies related to access to tent courts or other nonpermanent facilities by attorneys , the public , and media .
• Documents and communications referring or relating to individuals in MPP who were granted relief by an immigration judge and then were subsequently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
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Donald Trump clearly does not like people of color. He still has not given Puerto Rico all of the Congress-appropriated money to help after Hurricane Maria in 2017. He holds people of mid-eastern descent in special holding cells longer than other immigrants. Now that the House Judiciary Committee has finished most of its impeachment hearing duties, its members are tackling one of Donald Trump’s worst policies.
House Judiciary Committee chair Representative Jerrold (Jerry) Nadler (D-NY) and Immigration Subcommittee members Representatives Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) sent a letter to the Acting Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Chad Wolf questioning the legality of one of its protocols.
DHS’s Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) also known as the Remain in Mexico policy for people seeking asylum may be illegal. It causes Central Americans to stay in Mexico while their claims are processed. That forces them to stay in dangerous locations for long periods of time.
The Judiciary Democrats announced its investigation one year after DHS introduced the Keep Families Together Act. Trump gave one of his top advisers, Stephen Miller, the responsibility for immigration. Miller has had a strong affinity for White Nationalism according to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
Judiciary Democrats announced they were investigating the Keep Families Together Act. It followed the president’s Zero Tolerance Policy that removed children from their families. The Judiciary’s letter announced the investigation. It read:
‘As we have previously written to you, MPP is inconsistent with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) statutory authority, while exposing thousands of people to threats of murder, sexual violence, and kidnapping as they are forced to wait in extremely dangerous conditions before their asylum claims may be heard.’
The letter also questioned why Trump was “sending children and families’ into ‘certain harm:”
‘As of today, there are 31 active travel advisories for Mexico, including 5 warnings in which the State Department explicitly advises Americans against travel. It is difficult to understand why this administration is sending children and families to areas where they will face certain harm.’
Asylum officers argued in court that America did not meet its tradition regarding immigration:
‘[O[f providing a safe haven to the persecuted and violates our international and domestic legal obligations.’
The letter to Wolf accused the policy of removing protections available to the immigrants of being “dangerously flawed:”
‘The policy has nearly eliminated the already scarce due process protections available to asylum-seekers—such as access to counsel—further reducing the likelihood that legitimate asylum-seekers can obtain asylum. Moreover, MPP forces women, children, and families to remain in areas that the federal government recognizes as especially unsafe. As of today, there are 31 active travel advisories for Mexico, including 5 warnings in which the State Department explicitly advises Americans against travel.[1] It is difficult to understand why this administration is sending children and families to areas where they will face certain harm.’
The committee asserted that the White House officials either been “unable or unwilling” to respond:
‘The House Judiciary Committee has held hearings, sent oversight letters, and participated in a variety of staff-level briefings in which administration officials have been unable or unwilling to answer basic questions relating to MPP. A comprehensive review of the policy, its implementation, and its impact on vulnerable populations is necessary. Therefore, we respectfully ask that you produce the relevant documents, data, and communications listed below by January 30, 2020.’
These documents included:
‘Documents and communications dated from December 20, 2018 to January 2, 2020 relating to the implementation of MPP along the southern border. The total number of individuals subjected to MPP and breakdown of this number by nationality, gender, and age. The total number of family units subjected to MPP and a breakdown of this number by nationality. The total number of individuals initially placed in MPP but later removed from the program, including the reason an individual (or family unit) was removed from MPP. The total number of nonrefoulement interviews, including the number of people given nonrefoulement interviews, that have been conducted for individuals in MPP, including the results of those interviews. An unredacted copy of “The Migrant Protection Protocols Red Team Report,” including the “MPP Flow Chart” and “MPP Recommendations Matrix Summary” attached to the report. Documents and communications, dated from December 19, 2018 to January 4, 2020, referring or relating to policies, processes, or resources needed to implement or expand MPP. Documents and communications referring or relating to “tent courts”[2] being erected along the southern border for MPP, including policies related to access to tent courts or other nonpermanent facilities by attorneys, the public, and media. Documents and communications referring or relating to individuals in MPP who were granted relief by an immigration judge and then were subsequently transported or sent back to Mexico.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--View Co-Host Leaving Over Meghan McCain: CNN report

Every day of the work week , Meghan McCain brings her conservative perspective to millions of Americans via co-hosting the popular talk show The View — and now , her behavior is reported to have helped drive one of her co-hosts into leaving .
McCain is known for her always forward behavior , and this week , following fellow co-host Abby Huntsman ’ s announcement that she ’ d be leaving at the end of the week , CNN reported that behind-the-scenes tension between her and McCain had helped drive her decision to leave .
According to the outlet , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alleged frustration over Huntsman lauding her children during conversations on the show .
McCain had a miscarriage at one point , and she allegedly claimed that Huntsman ’ s simple step of praising her kids was insensitive .
As one anonymous source for the outlet put it : Three anonymous sources for the outlet claim that Huntsman and McCain have “ made amends ” following the disagreements , but the damage was apparently done anyway .
According to the same report , Huntsman was also driven to leave the show by the overall @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she reportedly brought up to ABC News exec Barbara Fedida when informing her of her decision to quit the show .
Huntsman ’ s stated explanation for her departure is her decision to work for her father ’ s campaign to be the next governor of Utah .
Huntsman ’ s father — Jon Huntsman Jr. — has held the position before , and he ’ s launched a campaign to take it back following a stint in the Trump administration as their ambassador to Russia .
The younger Huntsman commented on air @ @ @ @ @ @ @ co-host on the show since 2018 .
She was the most recent addition to the show ’ s panel — McCain , the second most recent add , started on the show in 2017 .
According to one source who CNN describes as close to the co-host , McCain has “ felt isolated ” at the show for “ months ” and herself considered leaving .
McCain has been involved in a number of on-air spats during her comparatively brief time on the show .
For example , last month , a moment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ panel moderator Whoopi Goldberg dramatically demanded that McCain “ please stop talking right now !
” After the show , McCain took to Twitter to complain about voices like her own getting silenced by the “ overwhelmingly anti-conservative media ” — but that ’ s not happening .
There ’ s no conspiracy .
The president ’ s side just likes to yell .

Every day of the work week, Meghan McCain brings her conservative perspective to millions of Americans via co-hosting the popular talk show The View — and now, her behavior is reported to have helped drive one of her co-hosts into leaving. McCain is known for her always forward behavior, and this week, following fellow co-host Abby Huntsman’s announcement that she’d be leaving at the end of the week, CNN reported that behind-the-scenes tension between her and McCain had helped drive her decision to leave.
According to the outlet, a major flashpoint was McCain’s alleged frustration over Huntsman lauding her children during conversations on the show. McCain had a miscarriage at one point, and she allegedly claimed that Huntsman’s simple step of praising her kids was insensitive.
According to CNN:
‘Following one episode, McCain confronted Huntsman for bringing up her kids on the show. Word of the “baby fight,” as one person called it, quickly spread around “The View” and strained the relationship between the two women.’
As one anonymous source for the outlet put it:
‘Abby was sick of being berated by Meghan for perceived slights. She ultimately decided she didn’t need this job and it wasn’t worth it.’
Three anonymous sources for the outlet claim that Huntsman and McCain have “made amends” following the disagreements, but the damage was apparently done anyway. According to the same report, Huntsman was also driven to leave the show by the overall “toxic” work environment, which she reportedly brought up to ABC News exec Barbara Fedida when informing her of her decision to quit the show.
Huntsman’s stated explanation for her departure is her decision to work for her father’s campaign to be the next governor of Utah. Huntsman’s father — Jon Huntsman Jr. — has held the position before, and he’s launched a campaign to take it back following a stint in the Trump administration as their ambassador to Russia.
The younger Huntsman commented on air this Monday:
‘This is always such a hard thing to do. And especially this table because this is a really special table. The most iconic show I think on television and the smartest women that I’ve ever worked with. But today I’m saying goodbye.’
She has been a co-host on the show since 2018. She was the most recent addition to the show’s panel — McCain, the second most recent add, started on the show in 2017.
According to one source who CNN describes as close to the co-host, McCain has “felt isolated” at the show for “months” and herself considered leaving.
That source commented, rather bluntly:
‘Meghan has been miserable there for quite some time, and not because of Abby. She wishes her nothing but the best.’
McCain has been involved in a number of on-air spats during her comparatively brief time on the show. For example, last month, a moment attracted a lot of attention in which panel moderator Whoopi Goldberg dramatically demanded that McCain “please stop talking right now!” After the show, McCain took to Twitter to complain about voices like her own getting silenced by the “overwhelmingly anti-conservative media” — but that’s not happening. There’s no conspiracy. The president’s side just likes to yell.


bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--Giuliani Lobbies To Sit On Trump’s Impeachment Trial Team

What happened to the New York mayor that stood on the ashes of the Twin Towers and moved the city and the country forward ?
Rudy Giuliani is in the midst of getting a divorce , but getting a divorce is not the source of his erratic behavior .
On the contrary , his erratic behavior may have been the source of his divorce .
His wife said that the man of today is not the man she married .
The Donald Trump era has been an exercise in revealing what motivates people to do anything in order for them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( R-SC ) debased himself to ride the president ’ s sails into his Senate seat again .
Rudy Giuliani apparently did everything to keep in front of the cameras , to stay relevant .
Now , the former head of the Southern District of New York ( SDNY ) has been investigated by that very body of top attorneys .
That has not stopped him from clamoring to be on the president ’ s impeachment trial defense team .
On his way into Mar-a-Lago New Year ’ s party , reporters caught @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them was odd .
He said he would like to try the case against his client , Trump , according to NBC : Of course , he probably meant he wanted to be on the defense team .
Beginning in early 2018 , Giuliani joined the Trump team and has been out lobbying to become part of the commander-in-chief ’ s impeachment trial defense team .
The former federal prosecutor has been running a deep state team in Ukraine chasing “ debunked conspiracy theories.
” His activities have led to Trump ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him from plowing forward .
According to The Huffington Post : Giuliani told Fox News ’ host Jeanine Pirro that he would go to the Supreme Court to get the case dismissed : According to Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway , the president ’ s case would be headed up by White House Counsel Pat Cipolione and a personal Trump attorney Jay Sekulow .
The former mayor has been trying to dig up any hint of false evidence that Ukraine attacked the U.S. presidential election in 2016 , not Russia .
That @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because Russia casually and without any attempt to hide its action , hacked a Ukraine utility company where Vice President Joe Biden ’ s son worked .
POTUS seemingly thinks Biden would be his most likely opponent in 2020 .
Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller III ’ s investigation led to the evidence that : The U.S .
Ambassador to the European Union and POTUS Ukraine handler Gordon Sondland referred people to the former mayor .
Trump said : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 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 .

What happened to the New York mayor that stood on the ashes of the Twin Towers and moved the city and the country forward? Rudy Giuliani is in the midst of getting a divorce, but getting a divorce is not the source of his erratic behavior. On the contrary, his erratic behavior may have been the source of his divorce. His wife said that the man of today is not the man she married.
The Donald Trump era has been an exercise in revealing what motivates people to do anything in order for them to obtain it. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) debased himself to ride the president’s sails into his Senate seat again. Rudy Giuliani apparently did everything to keep in front of the cameras, to stay relevant.
Now, the former head of the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has been investigated by that very body of top attorneys. That has not stopped him from clamoring to be on the president’s impeachment trial defense team.
On his way into Mar-a-Lago New Year’s party, reporters caught the former mayor. His response to them was odd. He said he would like to try the case against his client, Trump, according to NBC:
”If you give me the case, I will prosecute it as a racketeering case, which I kind of invented anyway.’
Of course, he probably meant he wanted to be on the defense team. Beginning in early 2018, Giuliani joined the Trump team and has been out lobbying to become part of the commander-in-chief’s impeachment trial defense team. The former federal prosecutor has been running a deep state team in Ukraine chasing “debunked conspiracy theories.” His activities have led to Trump’s impeachment, but that has not stopped him from plowing forward.
According to The Huffington Post:
‘[An] adviser said Giuliani has not really been aggressively lobbying, but has made it known that he is “available” to offer his services. They said, “Thanks, but no thanks.'”
Giuliani told Fox News’ host Jeanine Pirro that he would go to the Supreme Court to get the case dismissed:
‘I would say if it’s nonconstitutional, it’s null and void.’
According to Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway, the president’s case would be headed up by White House Counsel Pat Cipolione and a personal Trump attorney Jay Sekulow.
The former mayor has been trying to dig up any hint of false evidence that Ukraine attacked the U.S. presidential election in 2016, not Russia. That seems to be an odd pursuit, because Russia casually and without any attempt to hide its action, hacked a Ukraine utility company where Vice President Joe Biden’s son worked. POTUS seemingly thinks Biden would be his most likely opponent in 2020.
Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller III’s investigation led to the evidence that:
‘Trump’s campaign had expected and welcomed election help from Russia but did not engage in a criminal conspiracy to obtain it. The special counsel did not recommend any specific actions by Congress against Trump, and the White House never released Giuliani’s response.’
The U.S. Ambassador to the European Union and POTUS Ukraine handler Gordon Sondland referred people to the former mayor. Trump said:
‘I will have Mr. Giuliani give you a call. Rudy very much knows what’s happening, and he is a very capable guy. If you could speak to him that would be great.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47GtPYBBOog
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bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--Video Of Russian & Syria Leaders Laughing At Trump Goes Viral

Donald Trump is a joke around the world .
Time after time , world leaders have used him as the butt of their jokes .
Yet , POTUS has been notoriously thin-skinned .
When President Barack Obama roasted the president at the Correspondences Dinner with a couple of jokes , that moment the real estate mogul decided to run for election and destroy everything Obama ever did .
So far , Trump has done some serious damage to 44 ’ s legacy .
Last week Russia ’ s President Vladimir Putin dropped in on the Syrian leader Basha al-Assad .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ at Trump surfaced on Russian television .
The video was tweeted out for the world to see .
: ‘ Assad about the road to Damascus , on which the apostle Paul became a Christian : If Trump goes along this road , everything will become normal with him right away .
Putin : Invite him , he will come .
Assad : I ’ m ready .
Putin : I ’ ll tell him ’ Interesting that Putin filled the absence that Trump created by pulling out of Syria and abandoned the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kurds .
The video of these leaders were at the Orthodox Church of the Virgin Mary in Damascus .
Assad tells Putin about the apostle Paul who became a Christian at the gate of Damascus , then he joked , according to Axios : Then Putin laughed and said : Then Assad said he was ready to issue the American president an invitation .
Putin said : The joke may have lost something in translation .
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Donald Trump is a joke around the world. Time after time, world leaders have used him as the butt of their jokes. Yet, POTUS has been notoriously thin-skinned. When President Barack Obama roasted the president at the Correspondences Dinner with a couple of jokes, that moment the real estate mogul decided to run for election and destroy everything Obama ever did. So far, Trump has done some serious damage to 44’s legacy.
Last week Russia’s President Vladimir Putin dropped in on the Syrian leader Basha al-Assad. Then, a video of them laughing at Trump surfaced on Russian television.
The video was tweeted out for the world to see.:
‘Assad about the road to Damascus, on which the apostle Paul became a Christian: If Trump goes along this road, everything will become normal with him right away. Putin: Invite him, he will come. Assad: I’m ready. Putin: I’ll tell him’ ‘Асад о дороге в Дамаск, на которой стал христианином апостол Павел: Если Трамп по этой дороге проедет, сразу станет с ним все нормально. Путин: Пригласите его, он приедет. Асад: Я готов. Путин: Я ему передам’
Асад о дороге в Дамаск, на которой стал христианином апостол Павел: Если Трамп по этой дороге проедет, сразу станет с ним все нормально.
Путин: Пригласите его, он приедет.
Асад: Я готов.
Путин: Я ему передам pic.twitter.com/Gkkvd0KR1J — Дмитрий Смирнов (@dimsmirnov175) January 12, 2020
Interesting that Putin filled the absence that Trump created by pulling out of Syria and abandoned the U.S.’s important allies, the Kurds.
The video of these leaders were at the Orthodox Church of the Virgin Mary in Damascus. Assad tells Putin about the apostle Paul who became a Christian at the gate of Damascus, then he joked, according to Axios:
‘If Trump arrives along this road, everything will become normal with him too.’
Then Putin laughed and said:
‘It will be repaired … invite him. He will come.’
Then Assad said he was ready to issue the American president an invitation. Putin said:
‘I will tell him.’
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The joke may have lost something in translation.
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bipartisanreport--2020-01-14--Trump Puts On Bizarre Twitter Display About Iranian Protesters

For some reason — perhaps political expedience — President Donald Trump has taken a close interest in protests that have sprung up in Iran following their government admitting to accidentally shooting down a passenger jet , which killed all 176 people on board , including many Iranians .
This week , he tweeted patronizing praise of those demonstrators for seemingly refusing to physically denigrate U.S. and Israeli flags , a stand which was documented in a widely circulated tweet from Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad .
Trump ’ s post about it implicitly suggests that the previous anti-U.S. displays of very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and now , building off that false assumption , Trump ’ s lording himself over the Iranian demonstrators .
Wrong .
He ’ s talking like the Iranians are some kind of backwards animals who have to be trained to act the right way and respect the “ Great American Flag.
” ( Why did he capitalize it ? )
That ’ s just more racist nonsense .
In an original post of the footage that Trump seems to be referring to , Alinejad — who is an advocate for Republicans and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He ’ s haphazardly attempting to put on a show of managing a situation that he actually seems to know little about .
It ’ s on par with his previous tweets in Persian meant to drum up support for his grand old American way among the Iranian protesters — although Twitter is banned in Iran .
The White House didn ’ t think that one though , now did they ?
Besides , it ’ s not like Trump is supporting the demonstrators in a tangible way .
He ’ s posted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , just recently he spent days whining about wanting to order airstrikes against civilian cultural sites in the country .
He has also imposed new sanctions on Iran after withdrawing from the nuclear deal signed in 2015 , which was , in fact , working .
Trump ripped it up ( metaphorically ) just to prove a point and brought the United States , Middle East , and world back to square one .

For some reason — perhaps political expedience — President Donald Trump has taken a close interest in protests that have sprung up in Iran following their government admitting to accidentally shooting down a passenger jet, which killed all 176 people on board, including many Iranians. This week, he tweeted patronizing praise of those demonstrators for seemingly refusing to physically denigrate U.S. and Israeli flags, a stand which was documented in a widely circulated tweet from Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad. Trump’s post about it implicitly suggests that the previous anti-U.S. displays of very selected demonstrators reflected Iranians as a whole, and now, building off that false assumption, Trump’s lording himself over the Iranian demonstrators.
He tweeted:
‘Wow! The wonderful Iranian protesters refused to step on, or in any way denigrate, our Great American Flag. It was put on the street in order for them to trample it, and they walked around it instead. Big progress!’
Wow! The wonderful Iranian protesters refused to step on, or in any way denigrate, our Great American Flag. It was put on the street in order for them to trample it, and they walked around it instead. Big progress! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 13, 2020
Wrong. He’s talking like the Iranians are some kind of backwards animals who have to be trained to act the right way and respect the “Great American Flag.” (Why did he capitalize it?) That’s just more racist nonsense.
In an original post of the footage that Trump seems to be referring to, Alinejad — who is an advocate for Republicans and well-paid U.S. government contractor — wrote:
‘This should embarrassed Iranian regime & their propaganda funeral for #Soleimani where people were told to chant “Death To America”. Now people in Iran chanting “Death to Islamic Republic dictatorship.”’
Watch how Iranian students refuse to step on American & the flag of Israel. This should embarrassed Iranian regime & their propaganda funeral for #Soleimani where people were told to chant “Death To America”.
Now people in Iran chanting “Death to Islamic Republic dictatorship.” pic.twitter.com/hTxDuxZeaB — Masih Alinejad 🏳 (@AlinejadMasih) January 12, 2020
He’s haphazardly attempting to put on a show of managing a situation that he actually seems to know little about. It’s on par with his previous tweets in Persian meant to drum up support for his grand old American way among the Iranian protesters — although Twitter is banned in Iran. The White House didn’t think that one though, now did they?
Besides, it’s not like Trump is supporting the demonstrators in a tangible way. He’s posted some dramatic tweets, but in reality, just recently he spent days whining about wanting to order airstrikes against civilian cultural sites in the country. He has also imposed new sanctions on Iran after withdrawing from the nuclear deal signed in 2015, which was, in fact, working. Trump ripped it up (metaphorically) just to prove a point and brought the United States, Middle East, and world back to square one.
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bipartisanreport--2020-01-15--Trump Goes Off On Twitter Tuesday Night After His Rally

As the top Democratic candidates debated on a stage in Des Moines , IA , Donald Trump was scheduled for a rally in Milwaukee , Wi .
At the same time , House Democrats released damning document from a shady , indicated buddy of Rudy Giuliani , Lev Parnas .
The men had hung out in Ukraine , and Parnas had evidence about the former New York mayor and POTUS that set the political world on fire .
All the while , POTUS fiddled about these strange new things , household appliances .
The president has developed a strong interest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the Department of Energy regulation on dishwasher water usage when he raised his arms in the air to welcome his followers : Then , Trump had to drag God into the evening : Trump tweeted his own words about Democrats being the party of crime : ‘ Democrats are now the party of high taxes , high crime , open borders , late-term abortion , socialism , and blatant corruption .
The Republican Party is the party of the American Worker , the American Family , and the American Dream !
# @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from every background , & from every race , religion , color & creed .
We are a movement for ALL AMERICANS who believe in fairness & justice , equality & dignity , opportunity & safety .
We are a big tent , & a big party , w/ BIG IDEAS for the future !
’ Twitter world went nuts .
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As the top Democratic candidates debated on a stage in Des Moines, IA, Donald Trump was scheduled for a rally in Milwaukee, Wi. At the same time, House Democrats released damning document from a shady, indicated buddy of Rudy Giuliani, Lev Parnas. The men had hung out in Ukraine, and Parnas had evidence about the former New York mayor and POTUS that set the political world on fire. All the while, POTUS fiddled about these strange new things, household appliances. The president has developed a strong interest in plumbing. He was probably thinking about the Department of Energy regulation on dishwasher water usage when he raised his arms in the air to welcome his followers:
‘Thank you Milwaukee, Wisconsin!’
Then, Trump had to drag God into the evening:
‘GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.!’
GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.! pic.twitter.com/xi2yTS5fY1 — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 15, 2020
Trump tweeted his own words about Democrats being the party of crime:
‘Democrats are now the party of high taxes, high crime, open borders, late-term abortion, socialism, and blatant corruption. The Republican Party is the party of the American Worker, the American Family, and the American Dream! #TrumpMilwaukeeRally‘
He continued, welcoming “every race, religion, color & creed;”
Republicans are fighting for citizens from every background, & from every race, religion, color & creed. We are a movement for ALL AMERICANS who believe in fairness & justice, equality & dignity, opportunity & safety. We are a big tent, & a big party, w/ BIG IDEAS for the future!’
Twitter world went nuts. Check out some of our favorite responses below and hang on:
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bipartisanreport--2020-01-15--McConnell Opens Door To Subpoenaing Hunter Biden

Senate Republicans seem to be preparing to use Democrats ’ demands for fairness at President Donald Trump ’ s upcoming impeachment trial against them .
This Tuesday , Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ( R-Ky. ) acknowledged that during that trial , Republicans may seek to drag in witnesses like Hunter Biden , whose business work in Ukraine was a centerpiece of the dirt that Trump wanted Ukraine to try and conjure up .
His attempt to bribe Ukraine into looking into these issues is itself at the center of Democrats ’ case against him — and now , despite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dramatic corruption claims , Republicans are seeking to jump in with the president .
‘ We ’ ll be dealing with the witness issue at the appropriate time into the trial , and I think it ’ s certainly appropriate to point out that both sides would want to call witnesses that they wanted to hear from .
When you get to that issue , I can ’ t imagine that only the witnesses that our Democratic colleagues would want to call would be called.
’ Previously , Trump ally Sen. Rand Paul @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would force a full Senate vote on subpoenaing Hunter Biden at some point .
He tweeted : Even that tweet itself is self-defeating .
Paul claims that Democrats have some agenda to block presumably legitimate witness requests from Republicans — but then he reveals right there that his own actual agenda is some kind of desperate political free-for-all where he calls “ many more ” witnesses besides Hunter Biden .
Who ’ s next ?
Maybe they could subpoena Hillary Clinton !
It ’ s been about five minutes since one of them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clamoring over the possibility of the Senate simply completely dismissing the case without even hearing arguments , let alone witnesses , McConnell said this Tuesday that the GOP caucus is ready to proceed with the trial itself .
Of course , they have that apparent ulterior motive of dragging out pointless witnesses .
McConnell himself had signed onto a resolution to completely dismiss the impeachment case if the House didn ’ t send it over within a little more than three weeks , but now , he says : A vote on whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likely to come after the opening arguments portion .
Witnesses have been heard from in every single impeachment trial that the Senate has ever held , but McConnell has also previously derided the idea of calling any .
He claimed that doing so would turn the trial into a “ fishing expedition.
” Besides Hunter Biden , some of his Republican colleagues have suggested calling witnesses like House Democratic leaders themselves , an idea which President Trump himself has expressed public support for on Twitter .

Senate Republicans seem to be preparing to use Democrats’ demands for fairness at President Donald Trump’s upcoming impeachment trial against them. This Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) acknowledged that during that trial, Republicans may seek to drag in witnesses like Hunter Biden, whose business work in Ukraine was a centerpiece of the dirt that Trump wanted Ukraine to try and conjure up. His attempt to bribe Ukraine into looking into these issues is itself at the center of Democrats’ case against him — and now, despite a persistent lack of evidence for his dramatic corruption claims, Republicans are seeking to jump in with the president.
McConnell told reporters:
‘We’ll be dealing with the witness issue at the appropriate time into the trial, and I think it’s certainly appropriate to point out that both sides would want to call witnesses that they wanted to hear from. When you get to that issue, I can’t imagine that only the witnesses that our Democratic colleagues would want to call would be called.’
Previously, Trump ally Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) had insisted that he would force a full Senate vote on subpoenaing Hunter Biden at some point. He tweeted:
‘My colleagues can’t have it both ways. Calling for some, while blocking others. If we are going to give a platform to witnesses the Dems demand, I look forward to forcing votes to call Hunter Biden and many more!’
My colleagues can’t have it both ways. Calling for some, while blocking others. If we are going to give a platform to witnesses the Dems demand, I look forward to forcing votes to call Hunter Biden and many more! https://t.co/hrOzVyiG9x — Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) January 14, 2020
Even that tweet itself is self-defeating. Paul claims that Democrats have some agenda to block presumably legitimate witness requests from Republicans — but then he reveals right there that his own actual agenda is some kind of desperate political free-for-all where he calls “many more” witnesses besides Hunter Biden. Who’s next? Maybe they could subpoena Hillary Clinton! It’s been about five minutes since one of them complained about her after all.
Despite clamoring over the possibility of the Senate simply completely dismissing the case without even hearing arguments, let alone witnesses, McConnell said this Tuesday that the GOP caucus is ready to proceed with the trial itself. Of course, they have that apparent ulterior motive of dragging out pointless witnesses. McConnell himself had signed onto a resolution to completely dismiss the impeachment case if the House didn’t send it over within a little more than three weeks, but now, he says:
‘There is little or no sentiment in the Republican conference for a motion to dismiss… Our members feel that we have an obligation to listen to the arguments.’
A vote on whether or not to hear from witnesses seems likely to come after the opening arguments portion. Witnesses have been heard from in every single impeachment trial that the Senate has ever held, but McConnell has also previously derided the idea of calling any. He claimed that doing so would turn the trial into a “fishing expedition.” Besides Hunter Biden, some of his Republican colleagues have suggested calling witnesses like House Democratic leaders themselves, an idea which President Trump himself has expressed public support for on Twitter.


bipartisanreport--2020-01-15--Congress Reasserts ‘Constitutional Role’ In Trump War Powers

Donald Trump took America to a point of near-no-return last week , and that alarmed senators enough to take action to prevent this from happening again .
The wayward commander-in-chief decided to unilaterally assassinate the top military member of another country ’ s government .
Lest Trump forget that he is not a dictator , this is what the Senate is doing .
When POTUS hit the Iranian general on Iraqi soil , his drone also blew up the relationship between the U.S. and Iraq .
Our former ally told Trump to leave .
Iran used to be considered one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 45 would have started World War III but for Iraq ’ s considered response to POTUS ’ attack .
Tuesday , Senator Tim Kaine ( D-VA ) said that he had garnered the 51 votes he needed in the Senate to pass a resolution that was a rebuke of Trump , according to The Bloomberg News .
The resolution should limit Trump ’ s ability to unilaterally carry out a military attack against Iran without congressional approval .
Last week , Senators Mike Lee ( R-UT ) and Rand Paul ( R-KY @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Senate briefing by Trump ’ s military leaders .
Lee came out of that meeting , saying that it was “ insulting ” and the worst briefing he had ever had during his time in the Senate .
Kaine said Tuesday he has 51 “ declared votes “ for a revised version of his war powers resolution .
He added that GOP senators Susan Collins ( R-ME ) , Mike Lee , Rand Paul , and Todd Young ( R-IN ) will support his measure .
Kaine told reporters that his colleagues felt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ information ” in the Trump administration ’ s miltary brieifing : Kaine said his resolution gave Trump an order to “ cease any hostilities against Iran.
” Then , he tied up the order expanding it to include Iran ’ s “ government or its military ” in case the president tried to weasel-word his way around the Senate order : Young informed the White House that he will support the Kaine resolution when it had been polished to exclude some of its political language : Collins released a statement that said Kaine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ halt Trump or any presidents following him from defending the U.S. military abroad .
However , Congress needed to reassert itself as a co-equal branch of the government and retake its “ constitutional role : ” Of course , after the resolution passes the Senate , the president can veto it , because Kaine did not have a veto-proof majority .
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Donald Trump took America to a point of near-no-return last week, and that alarmed senators enough to take action to prevent this from happening again. The wayward commander-in-chief decided to unilaterally assassinate the top military member of another country’s government. Lest Trump forget that he is not a dictator, this is what the Senate is doing.
When POTUS hit the Iranian general on Iraqi soil, his drone also blew up the relationship between the U.S. and Iraq. Our former ally told Trump to leave. Iran used to be considered one of the most erratic countries. Yet, 45 would have started World War III but for Iraq’s considered response to POTUS’ attack.
Tuesday, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) said that he had garnered the 51 votes he needed in the Senate to pass a resolution that was a rebuke of Trump, according to The Bloomberg News. The resolution should limit Trump’s ability to unilaterally carry out a military attack against Iran without congressional approval.
Last week, Senators Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rand Paul (R-KY) approached Kaine last week after the Senate briefing by Trump’s military leaders. Lee came out of that meeting, saying that it was “insulting” and the worst briefing he had ever had during his time in the Senate.
Kaine said Tuesday he has 51 “declared votes“ for a revised version of his war powers resolution. He added that GOP senators Susan Collins (R-ME), Mike Lee, Rand Paul, and Todd Young (R-IN) will support his measure.
Kaine told reporters that his colleagues felt they were only given “morsels of information” in the Trump administration’s miltary brieifing:
‘In conversations with Republican colleagues, especially after the briefing last week, they were discouraged that the attitude that was being communicated to us that Congress is an annoyance” and they only wanted to provide “morsels of information.’
Kaine said his resolution gave Trump an order to “cease any hostilities against Iran.” Then, he tied up the order expanding it to include Iran’s “government or its military” in case the president tried to weasel-word his way around the Senate order:
‘After that they came to me and we have been able to make amendments that earned the support first of Senators Lee and Paul, but now the support also of Senators Young and Collins.’
Young informed the White House that he will support the Kaine resolution when it had been polished to exclude some of its political language:
‘The members of the administration with whom I spoke, who are important advisers to the president on issues of national security, were comfortable with my principled position.’
Collins released a statement that said Kaine’s revised resolution did not actually halt Trump or any presidents following him from defending the U.S. military abroad. However, Congress needed to reassert itself as a co-equal branch of the government and retake its “constitutional role:”
‘Congress cannot be sidelined on these important decisions. Only the legislative branch may declare war or commit our armed forces to a sustained military conflict with Iran.’
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) told reporters on Tuesday:
‘We believe we will get 51 votes. We believe this resolution is the right way to go.’
Of course, after the resolution passes the Senate, the president can veto it, because Kaine did not have a veto-proof majority.
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--2020-01-15--Fox News Hosts Have On-Air Argument Over Impeachment

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) abruptly announced recently that she ’ s ending her advocacy allowing delay and going ahead and sending the House ’ s impeachment case against President Donald Trump to the Senate for a trial .
Senate Republicans have already been hard at work trying to line the way with acquittals for the president , and this week on an edition of the Fox show Outnumbered , panelist ( and Fox & Friends co-host ) Brian Kilmeade started working on trying to spin the actual reality of the situation in the president ’ s favor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public shaming via the evidence of his scheme to bribe Ukraine .
The argument kicked off after fellow panelist Jessica Tarlov tried to show out precarious Republicans ’ current positions really are .
Those GOP positions have included passionate advocacy against the basic fairness on the Democratic agenda .
‘ I think we saw Nancy Pelosi feeling a little bit of pressure here to make sure that we do get to the trial point .
Their caucus was split on whether the strategy was a good one or not to wait those couple @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fairness point — I would remind everybody that the rules that the Judiciary Committee and the Intelligence Committee went by are the same ones that they went by during Bill Clinton ’ s impeachment.
’ Tarlov added that she ’ s glad that a few perceived moderate Republican Senators like Maine ’ s Susan Collins have been advocating for hearing from witnesses in the Senate trial , considering the explicit pledges against fairness from Republican leaders like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham .
After a bit more crosstalk , Kilmeade chimed in with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ MAGA-or-else view .
‘ You talk about what ’ s good for Democrats , what ’ s good for Republicans — you know what ’ s good for the country ?
To turn the page .
You can say Bill Clinton is impeached for life , you can say Donald Trump is impeached for life .
When I think of Bill Clinton , I don ’ t think of impeachment… He had a 65 percent approval rating by the time he was done , and he was elected twice.
’ Tarlov chimed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reality , but it didn ’ t quite work .
She insisted : Kilmeade tried to pivot away from that implication , passionately insisting that no , he just thinks that the president is in a good position here — although he ’ s impeached , facing often terrible poll numbers , rising opposition around the globe , and more .
Kilmeade reasoned that somehow — no matter all of the evidence that ’ s already been publicly released and could be added from sources like John Bolton — the key testimony that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their case .
At this point , Kilmeade might try and spin a literal jailing as a positive for the president .
‘ John Bolton could testify and I would say to Democrats , don ’ t wish for it too much because he has a super PAC and he ’ s got a book .
Do you think that he has any future in blowing up this president when Donald Trump is the most powerful Republican figure in the country ?
’ So we ’ re all supposed to just cede to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Is that what he ’ s saying ?
Apparently so .

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) abruptly announced recently that she’s ending her advocacy allowing delay and going ahead and sending the House’s impeachment case against President Donald Trump to the Senate for a trial. Senate Republicans have already been hard at work trying to line the way with acquittals for the president, and this week on an edition of the Fox show Outnumbered, panelist (and Fox & Friends co-host) Brian Kilmeade started working on trying to spin the actual reality of the situation in the president’s favor. He completely ignored Trump’s public shaming via the evidence of his scheme to bribe Ukraine.
The argument kicked off after fellow panelist Jessica Tarlov tried to show out precarious Republicans’ current positions really are. Those GOP positions have included passionate advocacy against the basic fairness on the Democratic agenda.
Tarlov commented:
‘I think we saw Nancy Pelosi feeling a little bit of pressure here to make sure that we do get to the trial point. Their caucus was split on whether the strategy was a good one or not to wait those couple of weeks there. But to the fairness point — I would remind everybody that the rules that the Judiciary Committee and the Intelligence Committee went by are the same ones that they went by during Bill Clinton’s impeachment.’
Tarlov added that she’s glad that a few perceived moderate Republican Senators like Maine’s Susan Collins have been advocating for hearing from witnesses in the Senate trial, considering the explicit pledges against fairness from Republican leaders like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham.
After a bit more crosstalk, Kilmeade chimed in with his politically nihilistic, rose-colored glasses, MAGA-or-else view.
He insisted:
‘You talk about what’s good for Democrats, what’s good for Republicans — you know what’s good for the country? To turn the page. You can say Bill Clinton is impeached for life, you can say Donald Trump is impeached for life. When I think of Bill Clinton, I don’t think of impeachment… He had a 65 percent approval rating by the time he was done, and he was elected twice.’
Tarlov chimed in to try and bring Kilmeade back to reality, but it didn’t quite work. She insisted:
‘We’re not pretending like it’s a good thing that Donald Trump got impeached, that he’s sitting around happy that he’s in an elite club of three.’
Kilmeade tried to pivot away from that implication, passionately insisting that no, he just thinks that the president is in a good position here — although he’s impeached, facing often terrible poll numbers, rising opposition around the globe, and more. Kilmeade reasoned that somehow — no matter all of the evidence that’s already been publicly released and could be added from sources like John Bolton — the key testimony that Democrats are after won’t help their case. At this point, Kilmeade might try and spin a literal jailing as a positive for the president.
He insisted:
‘John Bolton could testify and I would say to Democrats, don’t wish for it too much because he has a super PAC and he’s got a book. Do you think that he has any future in blowing up this president when Donald Trump is the most powerful Republican figure in the country?’
So we’re all supposed to just cede to the wishes of Donald Trump now? Is that what he’s saying? Apparently so.
Watch:


bipartisanreport--2020-01-15--Women’s Support For Bernie Goes Viral Amid Warren Controversy

As the Democratic presidential primary race continues to heat up , CNN claimed this week that Bernie Sanders told Elizabeth Warren in 2018 that he thought a woman running for president could not win .
Sanders has bluntly denied this claim — but Warren backed up the CNN report , ducking out at the end of her statement about the issue with an insistence that after lighting that metaphorical match , she would not be commenting any further .
Women on Twitter filled in the gap with their support for Sanders , and this Tuesday , the hashtag “ # @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s trending topics .
Among the top posts as of Tuesday evening was a tweet from Sanders campaign national co-chair Nina Turner , who wrote : ‘ True feminism is rooted in humanism .
It goes far beyond equal protection under the law .
It means society must do its part in affording us the dignity to make critical choices on our own behalves .
That is why I and so many other of my beautiful sisters are # WomenForBernie ’ She made that post as a direct reply to a video that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a half times and counting that shows Sanders , in 1988 , publicly insisting that he believed a woman could be elected U.S. president .
That simply does not square with the Warren camp ’ s claim of some kind of sexism from the popular Senator .
‘ I ’ m a Filipina woman of color and most of my life I ’ ve been told you don ’ t get a seat at the table .
@ BernieSanders is the first politician whose ever said to me , the system is rigged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we ’ ll change that .
He gave me a seat at the table.
’ And the expressions of support go well on from there .
Sanders and Warren are set to meet on a debate stage in Iowa this Tuesday night .
It ’ s unclear whether the simply unfounded allegations of sexism may come up .

As the Democratic presidential primary race continues to heat up, CNN claimed this week that Bernie Sanders told Elizabeth Warren in 2018 that he thought a woman running for president could not win. Sanders has bluntly denied this claim — but Warren backed up the CNN report, ducking out at the end of her statement about the issue with an insistence that after lighting that metaphorical match, she would not be commenting any further. Women on Twitter filled in the gap with their support for Sanders, and this Tuesday, the hashtag “#WomenforBernie” promptly rose among Twitter’s trending topics.
Among the top posts as of Tuesday evening was a tweet from Sanders campaign national co-chair Nina Turner, who wrote:
‘True feminism is rooted in humanism. It goes far beyond equal protection under the law. It means society must do its part in affording us the dignity to make critical choices on our own behalves. That is why I and so many other of my beautiful sisters are #WomenForBernie’
True feminism is rooted in humanism. It goes far beyond equal protection under the law. It means society must do its part in affording us the dignity to make critical choices on our own behalves. That is why I and so many other of my beautiful sisters are #WomenForBernie ✊🏾✊🏼✊🏿✊ https://t.co/dTS80nnNpt — Nina Turner (@ninaturner) January 14, 2020
She made that post as a direct reply to a video that’s been viewed a million and a half times and counting that shows Sanders, in 1988, publicly insisting that he believed a woman could be elected U.S. president. That simply does not square with the Warren camp’s claim of some kind of sexism from the popular Senator.
On Tuesday, the Sanders campaign’s national press secretary Briahna Joy Gray noted:
‘More women have given to Bernie’s campaign than any other campaign. We have the most diverse, least white collation.’
Activist Stephanie Quilao added the more personal perspective:
‘I’m a Filipina woman of color and most of my life I’ve been told you don’t get a seat at the table. @BernieSanders is the first politician whose ever said to me, the system is rigged against you and here’s how we’ll change that. He gave me a seat at the table.’
I'm a Filipina woman of color and most of my life I've been told you don't get a seat at the table. @BernieSanders is the first politician whose ever said to me, the system is rigged against you and here's how we'll change that. He gave me a seat at the table.#WomenForBernie pic.twitter.com/mROesqC8Ug — Stephanie Quilao (@stephaniequilao) January 14, 2020
And the expressions of support go well on from there. Sanders and Warren are set to meet on a debate stage in Iowa this Tuesday night. It’s unclear whether the simply unfounded allegations of sexism may come up.
Check out more Bernie support…
I’m going to head home from work and text bank for Bernie b4 din.This Latina immigrant stands with the best candidate for the working class. Bernie Bae here 👋 ✊🏽 What are you gonna do today to help elect @BernieSanders ?#WomenForBernie #BernieBae #BaesForBernie #ITrustBernie https://t.co/rwZOSn0QTP — Zambalez Philly Jawn (@The_lez_bear) January 14, 2020
The #WomenForBernie lead our movement. From grassroots to campaign chairs. I'm sorry you all face such sexist erasure from the MSM, you deserve so much better. Know we stand alongside you in this movement to create a better world for us all!#Bernie2020 #ITrustBernie pic.twitter.com/fLq6TAPrer — Patrick Bruck #NotMeUs (@scott_satzer) January 14, 2020
Here’s the video of my Baby Boomer mom getting hugged by Bernie Sanders. She voted for him in 2016 and is gonna vote for him this year too. #WomenForBernie #BlacksForBernie #BoomersForBernie #Bernie2020 https://t.co/Jj958wmJKw — Gregory Hardin II 🌹🤘🏾 (@GregoryHardinII) January 14, 2020
I am one of the millions of #WomenforBernie because after being a lifelong Dem, I'm furious seeing Americans always thrown under the bus. The minimum wage has been $7.25 for over a decade, wealth inequality grows under both parties, and we still don't have health care. Enough. — beth, purity test enthusiast (@bourgeoisalien) January 14, 2020
I am one of the many #WomenForBernie and I will not be silenced. This smear campaign of Sanders is shameful yet predictable. They fear a working class movement that brings everyone together and gives us a voice. https://t.co/58M2ZCuBli — Jenna Walsh (@Jenna_PW) January 14, 2020
@BernieSanders told me (& everyone) that we should run for office bc we CAN win. Women, African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, Native Americans, LGBTQ+ folks, all of us. He's building the bench more than any candidate in my lifetime, & it's a diverse bench. #WomenForBernie — Cari Templeton 鄧凱瑞 🔥🌊 (@cari_templeton) January 14, 2020
@TheView I'm a Black woman and a proud Bernie supporter.
Don't claim to support women or to be a feminist and ignore that Bernie's base is 70% women. Don't claim to be against racism and ignore that Bernie's base has the most POC #WomenForBernie https://t.co/K1dH0w8yQg — Mary Thomas (@fluidcreativiy) January 14, 2020
I am a #WomenForBernie & don't understand the bashing from @TheView. Have these women not listened to Bernie champion women over his entire career? As one of tens of thousands of women who donate and volunteer for #Bernie2020 I wish our voices were heard on your program. https://t.co/MMQKFZgOHT — WandaBoker (@BokerWanda) January 14, 2020
I’m a Woman for Bernie because, as a single mother, the issues of a living wage, affordable healthcare & college, & cancellation of student & medical debt hit very close to home & @BernieSanders is the only candidate fighting for them without compromise. #WomenForBernie — Jeanette Gyukeri (@jeankeri) January 14, 2020
We will not be erased again. Stop with the dishonest smears. #WomenForBernie — Star Stuff (@BernieBroStar) January 14, 2020
#ITrustBernie because he has always fought for what is right even when it wasn’t popular. He inspires not only my generation but my daughters generation to be more. He is the most honest & trustd politician & I would never doubt his integrity #WomenForBernie — Julie Smith 🌹 (@JulieSmithM) January 14, 2020
Proud to be a part of #WomenForBernie because healthcare and good union jobs are womens issues. https://t.co/nRslV1lgzM — Sierra Zambrano (@SierraZambrano) January 14, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-01-15--Pathetic Trump Begs For ‘Thank You’ From Bank On Twitter

Donald Trump may be sailing on the very dangerous edge of being a “ stable genius , ” as he describes himself .
POTUS bragged about the “ incredible ” earnings in the American economy .
He spoke as if he had gotten his hands dirty digging up the good news .
The head of asset and wealth management for the biggest bank in the country JP Morgan Chase CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes stood with him .
Voters are used to the president ’ s odd behavior .
Then , he did something really creepy .
First , the American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ perhaps momentous trade deal with China .
Then , he turned to the banker and said : Senior writer for The American Independent Oliver Willis tweeted out the video evidence of the president ’ s strange behavior : When the president moved into the White House , one of his most important goals was to tear down everything that his predecessor President Barack Obama had accomplished , regardless of how much it undermined these United States .
That included blowing up NAFTA , although that was designed and implemented by President Bill Clinton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the wounded NAFTA and slapped a new name on it , Trump could have a celebration ceremony .
He started a trade war with China , and following that pattern , he celebrated .
The deal with Beijing meant $ 200 billion more exports from America for over two years .
The tariffs on $ 120 billion of Chinese goods would be cut in half .
However , the 25 percent-tariff on another $ 250 billion of imports will remain .
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Donald Trump may be sailing on the very dangerous edge of being a “stable genius,” as he describes himself. POTUS bragged about the “incredible” earnings in the American economy. He spoke as if he had gotten his hands dirty digging up the good news. The head of asset and wealth management for the biggest bank in the country JP Morgan Chase CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes stood with him. Voters are used to the president’s odd behavior. Then, he did something really creepy.
First, the American president signed a “phase one” perhaps momentous trade deal with China. Then, he turned to the banker and said:
‘They just announced earnings, and they were incredible. They were very substantial. Will you say, “Thank you, Mr. President,’ at least, huh?”’
Senior writer for The American Independent Oliver Willis tweeted out the video evidence of the president’s strange behavior:
‘Trump tells JP Morgan Chase CEO Mary Erdoes to say “thank you, Mr President” for their most recent earnings report and adds that his administration “made a lot of bankers look very good.”‘
Trump tells JP Morgan Chase CEO Mary Erdoes to say “thank you, Mr President” for their most recent earnings report and adds that his administration “made a lot of bankers look very good.” pic.twitter.com/iRUY8eHttl — Oliver Willis (@owillis) January 15, 2020
When the president moved into the White House, one of his most important goals was to tear down everything that his predecessor President Barack Obama had accomplished, regardless of how much it undermined these United States.
That included blowing up NAFTA, although that was designed and implemented by President Bill Clinton. Then, when people bandaged up the wounded NAFTA and slapped a new name on it, Trump could have a celebration ceremony.
He started a trade war with China, and following that pattern, he celebrated. The deal with Beijing meant $200 billion more exports from America for over two years. The tariffs on $120 billion of Chinese goods would be cut in half. However, the 25 percent-tariff on another $250 billion of imports will remain.
Twitter world was stunned for a brief moment then the people began to respond, and did they ever. Take a look at some of our favorites 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.