bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Strands Supporters In The Bitter Cold Yet Again After Rally

After a Saturday evening rally in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania , large numbers of Trump supporters were again temporarily stranded in the cold .
After a recent rally in Omaha , Nebraska , large numbers of Trump supporters were temporarily stuck in the freezing cold after the Trump campaign failed to ensure that adequate numbers of buses were ready to take the supporters back to their cars .
One report said that at least seven people were taken to a hospital after the Omaha Trump rally debacle .
Meanwhile , the Saturday night temperature in Pennsylvania was a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ degrees Fahrenheit , to be exact ) as Trump supporters yet again waited in the cold for transportation to show up .
Check out photos from the Trump rally scene below : The Trump supporters were waiting for what seems like an hour and a half to two hours .
Trump campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh made an angry response to a post from a CNN reporter on the scene , insisting that the Trump campaign was actually adequately providing for the rally attendees — but Murtaugh ’ s post , with an image @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a bus that he claimed was just taken , came a little more than an hour after the initial post from CNN ’ s DJ Judd .
When Judd originally posted about the debacle , the president had already left the site , so significant time had already passed , meaning the people getting on the bus in Murtaugh ’ s photo probably had to wait for awhile .
Besides — the Trump campaign spokesperson isn ’ t a trustworthy source .
During an appearance on Anderson Cooper ’ s CNN show on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as follows , discussing the scene outside the rally : ‘ We walked into a logistical nightmare .
There were thousands of people , shoulder-to-shoulder , nowhere to go , no buses in sight , and no direction from anyone on the Trump campaign to tell them where to go or how to get back to their parking spots.
’ Nobles snapped a photo of Trump supporters who were walking just about three miles away from the rally site trying to get back to their vehicle .

After a Saturday evening rally in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania, large numbers of Trump supporters were again temporarily stranded in the cold. After a recent rally in Omaha, Nebraska, large numbers of Trump supporters were temporarily stuck in the freezing cold after the Trump campaign failed to ensure that adequate numbers of buses were ready to take the supporters back to their cars. One report said that at least seven people were taken to a hospital after the Omaha Trump rally debacle. Meanwhile, the Saturday night temperature in Pennsylvania was a little above freezing (at about 41 degrees Fahrenheit, to be exact) as Trump supporters yet again waited in the cold for transportation to show up.
Check out photos from the Trump rally scene below:
And another Trump rally ends with a massive logistical nightmare attempting to get thousands of people back to their cars to go home. Currently no busses in sight. It is 41°. pic.twitter.com/BJjsP9Ev1R — Ryan Nobles (@ryanobles) November 1, 2020
Trump has finished and left, but there’s thousands of supporters who have been let loose into the night with no sign of the shuttles they’ve been told will take them back to parking. People are filling the street, blocking the road for ambulances and police. pic.twitter.com/uMgfvUZ4Jg — DJ Judd (@DJJudd) October 31, 2020
The Trump supporters were waiting for what seems like an hour and a half to two hours. Trump campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh made an angry response to a post from a CNN reporter on the scene, insisting that the Trump campaign was actually adequately providing for the rally attendees — but Murtaugh’s post, with an image of the president’s supporters boarding a bus that he claimed was just taken, came a little more than an hour after the initial post from CNN’s DJ Judd. When Judd originally posted about the debacle, the president had already left the site, so significant time had already passed, meaning the people getting on the bus in Murtaugh’s photo probably had to wait for awhile. Besides — the Trump campaign spokesperson isn’t a trustworthy source.
During an appearance on Anderson Cooper’s CNN show on Saturday night, reporter Ryan Nobles commented as follows, discussing the scene outside the rally:
‘We walked into a logistical nightmare. There were thousands of people, shoulder-to-shoulder, nowhere to go, no buses in sight, and no direction from anyone on the Trump campaign to tell them where to go or how to get back to their parking spots.’
Nobles snapped a photo of Trump supporters who were walking just about three miles away from the rally site trying to get back to their vehicle.
We walked roughly a mile to the media parking lot and found our car and were able to begin driving out. We drove close to 3 miles away from the airport and we’re still spotting people walking to their cars in the middle of a busy road. pic.twitter.com/QMAA8quUav — Ryan Nobles (@ryanobles) November 1, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Caravan Takes Over & Partially Shuts Down Highways In N.Y. & N.J.

On Sunday , huge caravans of Trump supporters effectively shut down sizable portions of major highways in both New York and New Jersey — both of which , of course , are almost certainly going to go for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in the ongoing presidential race .
The affected area in New York was the Mario Cuomo Bridge , which is about 26 miles north of Manhattan .
Meanwhile , the affected area in New Jersey was the Garden State Parkway , which runs for quite a lengthy distance and was slowed at least in the vicinity of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s so-called “ express lanes ” ground , in part , to a complete halt amidst the pro-Trump demonstration .
Video from both slowdowns has emerged .
Footage from the New York demonstration shows a group of Trump supporters entirely stopped in the middle of the road , with people outside of their cars and standing in the roadway while holding items like a megaphone and a large Trump flag .
Many similar pieces of Trump regalia were on vehicles on the scene .
Ironically , Trump supporters have frequently complained about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — but when they decided to push their own angry nonsense on the world , a sizable group of Trump supporters from the New York and New Jersey area seem to have suddenly not had a problem with stopping traffic for political causes .
In New Jersey , Trump supporters could also be seen outside of their vehicles , waving items like Trump flags at passersby .
Watch New Jersey footage below : MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle shared that she was “ not sure why ” the president ’ s supporters had effectively @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Parkway .
Were they trying to win people to their cause ?
Were they trying to intimidate potential opponents ?
Just recently , a harrowing incident unfolded when reportedly armed Trump supporters surrounded a Biden campaign bus as it was driving down a Texas highway .
These Trump supporters moved their own moving vehicles into position on what seems like just about all sides of the campaign bus , seemingly trying to box it in and run it off the road .
The FBI is investigating the incident — but Donald Trump has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confronted the bus .
During the altercation , one Trump supporter even hit a Biden staffer ’ s vehicle .

On Sunday, huge caravans of Trump supporters effectively shut down sizable portions of major highways in both New York and New Jersey — both of which, of course, are almost certainly going to go for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in the ongoing presidential race. The affected area in New York was the Mario Cuomo Bridge, which is about 26 miles north of Manhattan. Meanwhile, the affected area in New Jersey was the Garden State Parkway, which runs for quite a lengthy distance and was slowed at least in the vicinity of an area called Cheesequake. That highway’s so-called “express lanes” ground, in part, to a complete halt amidst the pro-Trump demonstration.
Video from both slowdowns has emerged. Footage from the New York demonstration shows a group of Trump supporters entirely stopped in the middle of the road, with people outside of their cars and standing in the roadway while holding items like a megaphone and a large Trump flag. Many similar pieces of Trump regalia were on vehicles on the scene. Ironically, Trump supporters have frequently complained about protests and demonstrations that have affected roadways — but when they decided to push their own angry nonsense on the world, a sizable group of Trump supporters from the New York and New Jersey area seem to have suddenly not had a problem with stopping traffic for political causes.
Watch New York footage below:
Obnoxious Trump supporters in New York shut down Mario Cuomo bridge pic.twitter.com/2HPHpz3CAS — Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) November 1, 2020
In New Jersey, Trump supporters could also be seen outside of their vehicles, waving items like Trump flags at passersby. Watch New Jersey footage below:
In New Jersey, a convoy of vehicles supporting President Trump has halted traffic on the Garden State Parkway. #NJ #Trump pic.twitter.com/WxNlFNdPNz — TalkRadio 77 WABC (@77WABCradio) November 1, 2020
MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle shared that she was “not sure why” the president’s supporters had effectively shut down part of the Garden State Parkway. Were they trying to win people to their cause? Were they trying to intimidate potential opponents? Just recently, a harrowing incident unfolded when reportedly armed Trump supporters surrounded a Biden campaign bus as it was driving down a Texas highway. These Trump supporters moved their own moving vehicles into position on what seems like just about all sides of the campaign bus, seemingly trying to box it in and run it off the road. The FBI is investigating the incident — but Donald Trump has praised the people in the vehicles who confronted the bus. During the altercation, one Trump supporter even hit a Biden staffer’s vehicle.
JUST IN: The FBI is investigating an incident in Texas on Friday involving the alleged harassment of a Biden-Harris campaign bus by motorists displaying Trump 2020 flags, a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation tells CNN. @joshscampbell reports — Ana Cabrera (@AnaCabrera) November 1, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Live Rage Tweets During Chris Wallace’s Sunday Show Like A Maniac

Donald Trump is such a whiner .
Everywhere he goes , he complains about being cold .
Most presidents just suck it up , but not this one .
Then , he hops onto his nice warm plane and jets away .
Meanwhile , he leaves those who attend his rallies in the cold Pennsylvania night air .
They are simply expendable props to him .
Trump apparently , did not care that he abandoned his rally attendees in what turned out to be a transportation debacle .
He was was warm , and that was all that concerned him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President Donald Trump ‘ s fans expected the shuttle buses to be waiting for them , but as they looked around , the parking area was hollow , bereft of buses .
They waited and waited and waited .
This president likes to pull up in his plane , hop off , and speak to the people .
For that to happen , his public must park their cars at some distance and take buses to the tarmac .
Saturday night , they waited about two hours for the shuttle busses to take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Butler , Pennsylvania airport , which is near Pittsburgh .
Washington correspondent for CNN , Ryan Nobles tweeted at about 8:30 pm ET Saturday night : Trump was far more interested in Fox News ’ Chris Wallace calling him out : The problem all started with Trump ’ s rally-a-thon , and this was the third of four pitstops .
He thinks that if only his people see him , they will come to his side .
But with his campaign leaving them stranded , his pitstops may be for naught .
Nobles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ massive logistical nightmare.
” Thousands of people , many elderly and thus more susceptible to the cold , had to wait in the cold for hours .
It was not as if this had never happened before .
Trump frankly could have cared less .
He bounded from Michigan to Iowa : Tuesday , Trump left his attendees stranded in Omaha , Nebraska in freezing temperatures waiting hours for shuttle buses to return .
them to their parking lot .
There were seven people who were hospitalized for prolonged exposure to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Press , ( AP ) .
The Deputy National Secretary at Trump ’ s campaign Samantha Zager said road closures were responsible for the holdup .
Nobles appeared on the Anderson Cooper news show and said many of the people just walked several miles back to their cars after the breakdown .
He and his CNN crew admitted that their vehicles were closer to the event than others Twitter world went wild when they saw Trump tweeting again .
Take a look at how they responded three days before the election below : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on this Facebook page .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
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Donald Trump is such a whiner. Everywhere he goes, he complains about being cold. Most presidents just suck it up, but not this one. Then, he hops onto his nice warm plane and jets away. Meanwhile, he leaves those who attend his rallies in the cold Pennsylvania night air. They are simply expendable props to him.
Trump apparently, did not care that he abandoned his rally attendees in what turned out to be a transportation debacle. He was was warm, and that was all that concerned him, according to The Newsweek magazine:
‘Biden is a proven Castro puppet! Vote TRUMP’
President Donald Trump‘s fans expected the shuttle buses to be waiting for them, but as they looked around, the parking area was hollow, bereft of buses. They waited and waited and waited. This president likes to pull up in his plane, hop off, and speak to the people. For that to happen, his public must park their cars at some distance and take buses to the tarmac.
Saturday night, they waited about two hours for the shuttle busses to take them back to their cars at the Butler, Pennsylvania airport, which is near Pittsburgh.
Washington correspondent for CNN, Ryan Nobles tweeted at about 8:30 pm ET Saturday night:
‘We walked roughly a mile to the media parking lot and found our car and were able to begin driving out.’
Trump was far more interested in Fox News’ Chris Wallace calling him out:
‘Chris Wallace of @FoxNews, by far the lowest rated (sic) of the Sunday morning news programs, can’t get over his poor debate performance, probably even worse than Sleepy Joe’s. His show is a total “hit job” on your favorite President, me!’
The problem all started with Trump’s rally-a-thon, and this was the third of four pitstops. He thinks that if only his people see him, they will come to his side. But with his campaign leaving them stranded, his pitstops may be for naught.
Nobles covered the event and called what happened a “massive logistical nightmare.” Thousands of people, many elderly and thus more susceptible to the cold, had to wait in the cold for hours. It was not as if this had never happened before.
Trump frankly could have cared less. He bounded from Michigan to Iowa:
‘Michigan was GREAT! Landing now in Dubuque, Iowa. See you soon.’
Tuesday, Trump left his attendees stranded in Omaha, Nebraska in freezing temperatures waiting hours for shuttle buses to return. them to their parking lot. There were seven people who were hospitalized for prolonged exposure to the cold, according to the Associated Press, (AP).
The Deputy National Secretary at Trump’s campaign Samantha Zager said road closures were responsible for the holdup.
Nobles appeared on the Anderson Cooper news show and said many of the people just walked several miles back to their cars after the breakdown. He and his CNN crew admitted that their vehicles were closer to the event than others
Twitter world went wild when they saw Trump tweeting again. Take a look at how they responded three days before the election below:
Closing arguments pic.twitter.com/Dxl4k3oHGA — Philip N Cohen (@familyunequal) November 1, 2020
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bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Texas Supreme Court Rules Against GOP Vote Suppression Attempt

The Texas Supreme Court has abruptly rejected a challenge to the legitimacy of nearly 127,000 Texas votes that had been contested by a handful of Republicans .
These Republicans — including activist Steven Hotze , state Rep. Steve Toth , and local candidates Wendell Champion and Sharon Hemphill — had asked the court to throw out all votes that had been cast at ten drive-thru polling locations in Harris County , Texas , which set up the polling locations amidst widespread concerns about visiting in-person polling places due to the Coronavirus pandemic .
At drive-thru polling places , voters pulled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their identification materials checked , and then were handed an electronic voting machine by poll workers .
There ’ s already been monumental voter turnout across Texas — in 2020 early voting alone , the state passed its total 2016 turnout .
The votes that had been cast at these drive-thru polling places constitute about ten percent of all early in-person votes that were cast in Harris County , meaning that throwing the votes out could have sent shock waves through the election .
A staggering number of Harris County voters would have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Republicans behind this lawsuit ( a couple of whom were behind another recently unsuccessful challenge to the same votes ) alleged that the drive-thru polling locations constituted an illegal extension of curbside voting , which is a Texas service available to voters with disabilities .
Local authorities countered that the drive-thru polling places are self-contained polling stations and thus exempt from curbside voting regulations .
The Texas Supreme Court did not issue an opinion with its rejection of the Republicans ’ request to throw out the well over 100,000 Texas votes in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the “ court has recently ruled against other last-minute challenges on voting access by noting that the cases were filed too late , and that changes to voting procedure during an election would sow voter confusion.
” The Republicans behind this lawsuit have brought a similar challenge in federal court , and a hearing in that case is scheduled for Monday — the day before Election Day .
At this point , with little reason to believe that there ’ d be an alternative for the voters who used the contentious drive-thru @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this Republican request would be arbitrarily kicking over 100,000 Texas voters out of the 2020 elections .
Across the country , Republicans have been pursuing similar aims through means like lawsuits demanding strict deadlines for the receipt of mail-in ballots for counting by election authorities .
Despite conspiratorial claims otherwise from Republicans , there ’ s no reason to automatically believe that fraud may be occurring if post-Election Day changes to vote tallies unfold .
There ’ s a long precedent of states taking quite awhile to make final official certifications of their @ @ @

The Texas Supreme Court has abruptly rejected a challenge to the legitimacy of nearly 127,000 Texas votes that had been contested by a handful of Republicans. These Republicans — including activist Steven Hotze, state Rep. Steve Toth, and local candidates Wendell Champion and Sharon Hemphill — had asked the court to throw out all votes that had been cast at ten drive-thru polling locations in Harris County, Texas, which set up the polling locations amidst widespread concerns about visiting in-person polling places due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
🚨BREAKING: Texas Supreme Court DENIES Republican effort to invalidate over 126,000 ballots in Harris County, Texas. Our fight in federal court against this same effort continues!https://t.co/ugntk4x2F9 pic.twitter.com/ipuWARgCBU — Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) November 1, 2020
At drive-thru polling places, voters pulled up one at a time, had their identification materials checked, and then were handed an electronic voting machine by poll workers. There’s already been monumental voter turnout across Texas — in 2020 early voting alone, the state passed its total 2016 turnout. The votes that had been cast at these drive-thru polling places constitute about ten percent of all early in-person votes that were cast in Harris County, meaning that throwing the votes out could have sent shock waves through the election. A staggering number of Harris County voters would have suddenly gotten their votes tossed aside.
NEW: The Texas Supreme Court has rejected an effort by state Republicans to invalidate 100K+ ballots cast in Harris County at drive-thru voting sites — there's still a federal court case pending, with a hearing set for tomorrow morning https://t.co/tBaNUFbrvf pic.twitter.com/l3sy1S0z6Z — Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) November 1, 2020
The Republicans behind this lawsuit (a couple of whom were behind another recently unsuccessful challenge to the same votes) alleged that the drive-thru polling locations constituted an illegal extension of curbside voting, which is a Texas service available to voters with disabilities. Local authorities countered that the drive-thru polling places are self-contained polling stations and thus exempt from curbside voting regulations. The Texas Supreme Court did not issue an opinion with its rejection of the Republicans’ request to throw out the well over 100,000 Texas votes in question, although The Texas Tribune notes that the “court has recently ruled against other last-minute challenges on voting access by noting that the cases were filed too late, and that changes to voting procedure during an election would sow voter confusion.”
Breaking: The Texas Supreme Court has rejected a Republican-led effort to throw out nearly 127,000 Harris County votes. https://t.co/OQH2bMdCRE — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 1, 2020
The Republicans behind this lawsuit have brought a similar challenge in federal court, and a hearing in that case is scheduled for Monday — the day before Election Day. At this point, with little reason to believe that there’d be an alternative for the voters who used the contentious drive-thru polling places, the net effect of this Republican request would be arbitrarily kicking over 100,000 Texas voters out of the 2020 elections. Across the country, Republicans have been pursuing similar aims through means like lawsuits demanding strict deadlines for the receipt of mail-in ballots for counting by election authorities. Despite conspiratorial claims otherwise from Republicans, there’s no reason to automatically believe that fraud may be occurring if post-Election Day changes to vote tallies unfold. There’s a long precedent of states taking quite awhile to make final official certifications of their election results.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--‘The Lincoln Project’ Trolls Trump Jr. Over Alleged Drug Abuse In Sunday Video

Since the Republican National Convention , people have noticed that Donald Trump , Jr. is not quite himself .
After a daze-looking speech at the RNC , made only more bizarre by girlfriend Kimberly Giulfoyle ’ s screeching rant , has been followed by more dazed and twitchy performances in interviews .
One group of people to notice the difference is The Lincoln Project , a group of former ex-Republican strategists , who pointed out his odd behavior in a video on Sunday .
For the most part , people have noticed the “ dancing jaw ” Junior displays in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or other stimulant drugs .
He ’ s also not quite connected to reality , or at least even more so than usual , telling Fox News ’ s Laura Ingraham that death numbers from COVID-19 are “ almost nothing.
” More than 5,000 Americans have died just in the past week from the coronavirus .
For the past several weeks of the election , Junior has played up Trump ’ s failed “ October surprise , ” which include purported videos and photos of Joe Biden ’ s son , Hunter , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so much of the Trump ’ s family ’ s attacks have turned out to be the result of projection – Trump has cheated on his taxes , profited off the office of the presidency and allowed his children to do so , and is accused in multiple allegations of sexual abuse all while accusing his opponent of the same – it ’ s a natural leap to assume that Junior is showing all the signs of drug use .
Whether or not it ’ s true , the accusations are no less @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well convinced that Junior ’ s using more than Hunter Biden ever thought of .
Read some of their comments below :

Since the Republican National Convention, people have noticed that Donald Trump, Jr. is not quite himself. After a daze-looking speech at the RNC, made only more bizarre by girlfriend Kimberly Giulfoyle’s screeching rant, has been followed by more dazed and twitchy performances in interviews. One group of people to notice the difference is The Lincoln Project, a group of former ex-Republican strategists, who pointed out his odd behavior in a video on Sunday.
For the most part, people have noticed the “dancing jaw” Junior displays in every interview, a sign of cocaine or other stimulant drugs. He’s also not quite connected to reality, or at least even more so than usual, telling Fox News’s Laura Ingraham that death numbers from COVID-19 are “almost nothing.” More than 5,000 Americans have died just in the past week from the coronavirus.
For the past several weeks of the election, Junior has played up Trump’s failed “October surprise,” which include purported videos and photos of Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, using cocaine and other drugs. Since so much of the Trump’s family’s attacks have turned out to be the result of projection – Trump has cheated on his taxes, profited off the office of the presidency and allowed his children to do so, and is accused in multiple allegations of sexual abuse all while accusing his opponent of the same – it’s a natural leap to assume that Junior is showing all the signs of drug use.
Whether or not it’s true, the accusations are no less than he deserves.
Twitter is pretty well convinced that Junior’s using more than Hunter Biden ever thought of. Read some of their comments below:


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Caught Tricking Supporters Into Donating Through December

Donald Trump ’ s grifter grandfather would have been so proud of his grandson .
POTUS went from paying for his son ’ s Boy Scout fees out of his now-defunct and forbidden charity to the biggest con of all .
The president of the United States ’ snake oil was his four years in office .
Sure , he stole the 2016 election with the help of his buddy Russian President Vladimir Putin .
Yet , Trump did not stop there .
He is going for a second round at the job and not even bothering to hide his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his opponent what he himself would do at his rallies , according to The New York Times : But with that message , at the same time users must “ proactively click to avoid making multiple contributions.
” Nice touch Mr. President , conning the elderly out of their Social Security checks until well into December .
But then again , Trump considers his followers his marks .
What he does is have the automatic donation be a weekly recurring one instead of the traditional one-time-only donation .
After all , POTUS plans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on attorneys , fighting his loss .
Tim Murtaugh , spokesman for the Trump ’ s campaign said : Mike Nellis is a Democratic digital strategist specializing in fund-raising noted that if these donors read the fine print , they could “ opt out of recurring contributions both before donating and afterward : ” ‘ They ’ re inventing new deceptive tactics to essentially steal money from people .
They ’ re going completely and totally scorched earth on their own supporters .
I ’ ve never seen anything like this in my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charge , donors are emailed a reminder that the charge is about to occur .
There is a one-click link inside this email for donors to cancel if they wish .
Our process is extremely transparent.
’ Caitlin Mitchell is a top digital strategist Joe Biden .
She made fun of Trump in this tweet .
The Biden campaign said it had never offered donation matches : Trump is being far outspent and has started talking money at his rallies with some frequency : The idea of gold and platinum donation cards has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ 2020 Trump Diamond Card.
” Republican pollster who previously worked in digital fund-raising Patrick Ruffini said the “ Trump campaign ’ s digital marketing tactics mirrored Mr. Trump ’ s personality.
” He said that the president called his presidential campaign an “ optimization machine : ” Democratic digital fund-raising specialist Julia Rosen said what Trump was doing was like “ giving kids candy instead of their Wheaties [ a temporary sugar high followed by a crash ] : ” The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order

Donald Trump’s grifter grandfather would have been so proud of his grandson. POTUS went from paying for his son’s Boy Scout fees out of his now-defunct and forbidden charity to the biggest con of all. The president of the United States’ snake oil was his four years in office.
Sure, he stole the 2016 election with the help of his buddy Russian President Vladimir Putin. Yet, Trump did not stop there. He is going for a second round at the job and not even bothering to hide his intentions.
Naturally, he projects onto his opponent what he himself would do at his rallies, according to The New York Times:
‘FRAUD like you’ve never seen to ensure we have the resources to protect the results and keep fighting even after Election Day.’
But with that message, at the same time users must “proactively click to avoid making multiple contributions.” Nice touch Mr. President, conning the elderly out of their Social Security checks until well into December. But then again, Trump considers his followers his marks.
What he does is have the automatic donation be a weekly recurring one instead of the traditional one-time-only donation. After all, POTUS plans on spending a lot of their money on attorneys, fighting his loss.
Tim Murtaugh, spokesman for the Trump’s campaign said:
‘This race will be very close, and it is possible that multiple states will require recounts and potential additional spending from our campaign. The election process this year is under extraordinary circumstances, and we are also anticipating that Silicon Valley will attempt to interfere with our online fund-raising efforts post-election.’
Mike Nellis is a Democratic digital strategist specializing in fund-raising noted that if these donors read the fine print, they could “opt out of recurring contributions both before donating and afterward:”
‘They’re inventing new deceptive tactics to essentially steal money from people. They’re going completely and totally scorched earth on their own supporters. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. Three days before each recurring charge, donors are emailed a reminder that the charge is about to occur. There is a one-click link inside this email for donors to cancel if they wish. Our process is extremely transparent.’
Murtaugh continued:
‘When the recount or litigation process ends. the recurring payments will end.’
Caitlin Mitchell is a top digital strategist Joe Biden. She made fun of Trump in this tweet. The Biden campaign said it had never offered donation matches:
‘Today in record-breaking achievements of grift.’
Trump is being far outspent and has started talking money at his rallies with some frequency:
‘I could have been the greatest political fund-raiser. We have plenty. You can only buy so many commercials.’
The idea of gold and platinum donation cards has been floated, and one email talked “2020 Trump Diamond Card.”
Republican pollster who previously worked in digital fund-raising Patrick Ruffini said the “Trump campaign’s digital marketing tactics mirrored Mr. Trump’s personality.” He said that the president called his presidential campaign an “optimization machine:”
‘The president doesn’t have a filter, and there aren’t a lot of restraints on what they’ll say or do from a fund-raising standpoint either. The matching inflation is a running joke.’
Democratic digital fund-raising specialist Julia Rosen said what Trump was doing was like “giving kids candy instead of their Wheaties [a temporary sugar high followed by a crash]:”
‘If you start off offering donors matches, they like that, and it becomes a situation where then they’ll only give if you give them a match. They have optimized themselves into absurdity and parody.’
Nellis pointed out:
‘It’s clear they are just trying to squeeze every penny out of this thing while they still can.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Bellows About Dead Birds & Wind At Embarrassing Sunday Campaign Rally

At a Sunday rally in the critical swing state of Michigan , President Donald Trump brought up a topic that ’ s likely not exactly at the top of the priorities list for many Americans during this election cycle : dead birds .
He complained that wind turbines supposedly take big chunks out of local bird populations , and he insisted that the dead birds “ pile up ” at the bottom of windmills and leave locals metaphorically scratching their heads to figure out how to deal with the avian carnage .
In reality , a recent study from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Systematics concludes that wind turbines kill “ far fewer ” birds in the U.S. than threats like buildings , cars , and cats , U.S. News & World Report explains .
“ Power line electrocutions ” even kill about ten times as many birds annually as wind turbines .
In short : the president seems to be slinging nonsense out and hoping something sticks .
According to poll results , Trump ’ s efforts aren ’ t working .
He ranted to the Sunday rally crowd as follows : ‘ If you think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bills are nice and low , when they get rid of all our petroleum products and other things , everything , and they go to wind .
Let ’ s build windmills all over the place .
Let ’ s litter the landscape… you know , when you build a windmill : I ’ m not against wind , it should be in industrial areas , maybe , but it ’ s very expensive , very expensive .
And if you wan na see a lot of dead birds , all you have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a windmill .
If you ’ d like to see a lotta dead birds , go to the bottom of — they pile up , they don ’ t know what to do with ’ em .
I ’ ll tell you ; it ’ s crazy — and they ’ re environmentalists .
They want wind.
’ Trump also claimed that “ when the wind doesn ’ t blow , ” there won ’ t be power available for the people relying on wind turbines , but this claim isn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ energy technology , innovators have also been working on ways to store renewable energy from sources like wind .
Does the president even know about this fact ?
Or is just ranting ignorantly ?
At Trump ’ s early Sunday rally in Michigan , the crowd also devolved into repeated angry chants to “ lock up ” the president ’ s opponents .
Targets of the chants included Michigan Gov .
Gretchen Whitmer ( D ) and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden .
Trump also ranted about “ AOC plus three ” — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ D ) and three of her allies — who he called “ maniacs who don ’ t like our country .
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At a Sunday rally in the critical swing state of Michigan, President Donald Trump brought up a topic that’s likely not exactly at the top of the priorities list for many Americans during this election cycle: dead birds. He complained that wind turbines supposedly take big chunks out of local bird populations, and he insisted that the dead birds “pile up” at the bottom of windmills and leave locals metaphorically scratching their heads to figure out how to deal with the avian carnage. In reality, a recent study from the Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution and Systematics concludes that wind turbines kill “far fewer” birds in the U.S. than threats like buildings, cars, and cats, U.S. News & World Report explains. “Power line electrocutions” even kill about ten times as many birds annually as wind turbines.
In short: the president seems to be slinging nonsense out and hoping something sticks. According to poll results, Trump’s efforts aren’t working. He ranted to the Sunday rally crowd as follows:
‘If you think about energy… [when] your electric bills are nice and low, when they get rid of all our petroleum products and other things, everything, and they go to wind. Let’s build windmills all over the place. Let’s litter the landscape… you know, when you build a windmill: I’m not against wind, it should be in industrial areas, maybe, but it’s very expensive, very expensive. And if you wanna see a lot of dead birds, all you have to do is go to the bottom of a windmill. If you’d like to see a lotta dead birds, go to the bottom of — they pile up, they don’t know what to do with ’em. I’ll tell you; it’s crazy — and they’re environmentalists. They want wind.’
Watch his comments below:
Tens of millions of people are voting for this. We’re on the cusp of becoming a failed state. pic.twitter.com/5YyDrfnZF6 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 1, 2020
Trump also claimed that “when the wind doesn’t blow,” there won’t be power available for the people relying on wind turbines, but this claim isn’t true. Alongside innovations in renewable energy technology, innovators have also been working on ways to store renewable energy from sources like wind. Does the president even know about this fact? Or is just ranting ignorantly?
.@realDonaldTrump reacts to the cold weather during a campaign rally at the Michigan Sports Stars Park in Washington, MI. pic.twitter.com/bMzqcL7yO0 — Doug Mills (@dougmillsnyt) November 1, 2020
At Trump’s early Sunday rally in Michigan, the crowd also devolved into repeated angry chants to “lock up” the president’s opponents. Targets of the chants included Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Trump also ranted about “AOC plus three” — meaning New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) and three of her allies — who he called “maniacs who don’t like our country.”
This is the stuff of Nazi rallies pic.twitter.com/hkl55tHCvU — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 1, 2020
Trump calls on the DOJ to investigate AOC and Ilhan Omar for no good reason. The stuff of Nazi rallies, part 3 pic.twitter.com/LQqAc8CZFD — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 1, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Trump Flies Into Mid-Morning Anti-Biden Tirade As Campaign Collapses

President Donald Trump is clearly feeling the pressure of the impending election .
Trump has previously ranted and raved to high heaven about media outlets ’ usage of anonymous sources .
Among many similar comments , on August 29 , 2018 , Trump insisted on Twitter that people should immediately “ stop reading the story ” when an anonymous source is mentioned , because the story is “ fiction ” if it relies on such a source .
This Sunday , Trump wheeled out a new conspiracy theory about Joe Biden… which the president seemed to insist was based on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ sources ” tell him that Biden “ constantly ” used the term “ super-predator ” to describe “ young Black Men.
” There ’ s no evidence that Joe Biden ever did so .
Trump tweeted the following message on Sunday : Again — there is no evidence that Trump is remotely accurate .
CNN ’ s fact-checker Daniel Dale has bluntly explained that there ’ s “ no record of Biden using that phrase.
” Hillary Clinton did publicly use the phrase at one point — but again , Joe Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The phrase had “ a specific crime-theory meaning Biden didn ’ t endorse , ” as Daniel Dale has explained .
Trump ’ s bold-faced lies about Biden ’ s perspective on black Americans hearkens back to other parts of the president ’ s lie-riddled campaigning .
Trump has repeatedly seemed to be trying to recreate the 2016 election cycle ’ s particular conditions in the final weeks before this year ’ s Election Day .
( As mentioned , Hillary did use the term super-predator at one point . )
The Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an attempt to drag down the Democratic nominee ’ s candidacy — but the emails were from a laptop supposedly belonging to Hunter Biden , Joe ’ s son .
The origin of all of the material is not immediately clear .
Fox News and the Wall Street Journal are among the only outlets who have gotten access to key alleged evidence of Biden corruption , and those outlets concluded “ that the emails and other records don ’ t make that case , ” as recently reported by NBC News .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden was involved with supposedly corrupt business dealings in China , and there ’ s no conclusive evidence that Joe was involved in Ukraine either , no matter a single dubious email recently published by the New York Post .
View Twitter ’ s response to the president ’ s desperate anti-Biden tirade below :

President Donald Trump is clearly feeling the pressure of the impending election. Trump has previously ranted and raved to high heaven about media outlets’ usage of anonymous sources. Among many similar comments, on August 29, 2018, Trump insisted on Twitter that people should immediately “stop reading the story” when an anonymous source is mentioned, because the story is “fiction” if it relies on such a source. This Sunday, Trump wheeled out a new conspiracy theory about Joe Biden… which the president seemed to insist was based on anonymous sources! Trump claimed that his “sources” tell him that Biden “constantly” used the term “super-predator” to describe “young Black Men.” There’s no evidence that Joe Biden ever did so.
Trump tweeted the following message on Sunday:
‘Joe Biden constantly used the term “Super Predator” when referring to young Black Men, according to my sources.’
Joe Biden constantly used the term “Super Predator” when referring to young Black Men, according to my sources. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1, 2020
Again — there is no evidence that Trump is remotely accurate. CNN’s fact-checker Daniel Dale has bluntly explained that there’s “no record of Biden using that phrase.” Hillary Clinton did publicly use the phrase at one point — but again, Joe Biden did not, by all indications. The phrase had “a specific crime-theory meaning Biden didn’t endorse,” as Daniel Dale has explained.
Trump just tweeted that Biden “freely used the term SUPER PREDATOR.” There is no record of Biden using that phrase. As for Trump? He warned of terrifying “wolf packs” of adolescent criminals and used statistics and claims linked to “super predator” theory: https://t.co/MY6Rauvpdz — Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 16, 2020
Trump’s bold-faced lies about Biden’s perspective on black Americans hearkens back to other parts of the president’s lie-riddled campaigning. Trump has repeatedly seemed to be trying to recreate the 2016 election cycle’s particular conditions in the final weeks before this year’s Election Day. (As mentioned, Hillary did use the term super-predator at one point.)
The Trump team has even wheeled out Biden emails in an attempt to drag down the Democratic nominee’s candidacy — but the emails were from a laptop supposedly belonging to Hunter Biden, Joe’s son. The origin of all of the material is not immediately clear. Fox News and the Wall Street Journal are among the only outlets who have gotten access to key alleged evidence of Biden corruption, and those outlets concluded “that the emails and other records don’t make that case,” as recently reported by NBC News. There’s no evidence that Joe Biden was involved with supposedly corrupt business dealings in China, and there’s no conclusive evidence that Joe was involved in Ukraine either, no matter a single dubious email recently published by the New York Post.
View Twitter’s response to the president’s desperate anti-Biden tirade below:


bipartisanreport--2020-11-01--Final Arizona Senate & Presidential Polls Have Trump & GOP In Panic

After four years of President Donald Trump , the GOP is reaping what they ’ ve sown in both presidential and senatorial races across the country in 2020 .
One battleground state left in the wake of Sen. John McCain ’ s ( R-AZ ) passing is Arizona , where the senator appointed to fill his seat is lagging far behind her Democratic challenger and the president who still insults him years after his death is struggling to win in a state that Republicans have taken handily in recent elections .
The RCP average of polls between Democratic challenger , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donald Trump is within the margin of error at just one percent , with a majority of polls showing Biden ahead by at least three points .
In 2016 , Trump beat Hillary Clinton in Arizona by more than three points .
Mitt Romney won the state by 10 points in 2012 and John McCain by nearly nine in the 2008 presidential elections .
The GOP control in that state is clearly fading .
Martha McSally , the Republican whose bid for Arizona ’ s other senate seat fell short to Kyrsten Sinema @ @ @ @ @ @ @ John McCain ’ s seat after he passed but has yet to win an election .
She ’ s faring poorly against Democratic challenger Mark Kelly , the husband of former Arizona Rep. Gabby Gifford ( D-AZ ) , who is beating her in nearly every poll by an average of more than four points .

After four years of President Donald Trump, the GOP is reaping what they’ve sown in both presidential and senatorial races across the country in 2020. One battleground state left in the wake of Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) passing is Arizona, where the senator appointed to fill his seat is lagging far behind her Democratic challenger and the president who still insults him years after his death is struggling to win in a state that Republicans have taken handily in recent elections.
Final NYT/Siena polls: Biden +11 in Wisconsin
Biden +6 in Pennsylvania
Biden +6 in Arizona
Biden +3 In Florida https://t.co/HMjgjwPtWP — Scott Stedman (@ScottMStedman) November 1, 2020
The RCP average of polls between Democratic challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden, against Donald Trump is within the margin of error at just one percent, with a majority of polls showing Biden ahead by at least three points. In 2016, Trump beat Hillary Clinton in Arizona by more than three points. Mitt Romney won the state by 10 points in 2012 and John McCain by nearly nine in the 2008 presidential elections. The GOP control in that state is clearly fading.
New CNN POLLS (CONDUCTED BY SSRS) LIKELY VOTERS Biden Trump
Arizona 50% 46%
N. Carolina 51% 45%
Wisconsin 52% 44%
Michigan 53% 41% — Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) November 1, 2020
Martha McSally, the Republican whose bid for Arizona’s other senate seat fell short to Kyrsten Sinema in 2018, was appointed to fill John McCain’s seat after he passed but has yet to win an election. She’s faring poorly against Democratic challenger Mark Kelly, the husband of former Arizona Rep. Gabby Gifford (D-AZ), who is beating her in nearly every poll by an average of more than four points.
According to pollsters, the Republicans don’t have anywhere near a 50% chance of retaining control. GOP lawmakers like Susan Collins, Thom Tillis, Joni Ernst, Cory Gardner and Martha McSally are in particular danger of losing their seats.https://t.co/pwemRwzRZV — Nita Cosby (@5_2blue) October 28, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Obama Shreds Trump During Election Eve Rally Take-Down

On Monday , former President Barack Obama made a campaign stop for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Atlanta , Georgia .
Besides its status as a perhaps surprise swing state in the current cycle , Georgia also has two U.S. Senate races on the ballot , and this year , Democrats are fighting to become the majority party in the U.S. Senate , in addition to pursuing the White House .
At his Georgia campaign stop for Biden , Obama shredded the failures of the Trump administration to meaningfully confront the Coronavirus pandemic .
Obama zeroed in on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a weekend rally that he might fire Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health after Election Day .
‘ If President Trump and your Senators had been focused on COVID from the beginning , instead of their portfolios , or their TV ratings , cases wouldn ’ t be reaching new record highs across the country just this week , nine months into the pandemic !
.. We had a president who was pretending it was just like a bad flu… but you know what ?
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Not only has Trump failed to meaningfully confront the Coronavirus pandemic , as evidenced by the rising case counts , hospitalizations , and deaths across the country — Trump has also complained about calls for him to do more to confront the crisis .
He has complained about media coverage that the Coronavirus has gotten , suggesting that the media coverage is a conspiracy to make him look bad .
That notion is ridiculous — Americans are suffering , and Trump is focused on himself .
‘ What ’ s Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ night , on his COVID spreader tour… he told his supporters , don ’ t tell anybody , but he ’ s gon na fire Dr. Fauci after the election .
Don ’ t boo , vote !
.. Just in case you were worried that Trump had been taking COVID too seriously , he ’ s stated publicly he ’ s gon na fire the one person in the administration… who ’ s been taking this seriously all along — and what did he say ?
His second-term plan is to fire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s remarks below : Originally , at a Sunday night rally in Florida , the crowd broke into a chant of “ Fire Fauci !
” After letting the chant run its course , Trump said the following : How Trump might follow through on this threat remains to be seen .

On Monday, former President Barack Obama made a campaign stop for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Atlanta, Georgia. Besides its status as a perhaps surprise swing state in the current cycle, Georgia also has two U.S. Senate races on the ballot, and this year, Democrats are fighting to become the majority party in the U.S. Senate, in addition to pursuing the White House. At his Georgia campaign stop for Biden, Obama shredded the failures of the Trump administration to meaningfully confront the Coronavirus pandemic. Obama zeroed in on the ridiculousness of Trump’s suggestion at a weekend rally that he might fire Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health after Election Day.
Obama told the rally crowd gathered in Atlanta:
‘If President Trump and your Senators had been focused on COVID from the beginning, instead of their portfolios, or their TV ratings, cases wouldn’t be reaching new record highs across the country just this week, nine months into the pandemic!.. We had a president who was pretending it was just like a bad flu… but you know what? Joe Biden and Kamala Harris can get on top of this pandemic.’
Not only has Trump failed to meaningfully confront the Coronavirus pandemic, as evidenced by the rising case counts, hospitalizations, and deaths across the country — Trump has also complained about calls for him to do more to confront the crisis. He has complained about media coverage that the Coronavirus has gotten, suggesting that the media coverage is a conspiracy to make him look bad. That notion is ridiculous — Americans are suffering, and Trump is focused on himself.
As Obama added:
‘What’s Trump’s closing argument right now? Last night, on his COVID spreader tour… he told his supporters, don’t tell anybody, but he’s gonna fire Dr. Fauci after the election. Don’t boo, vote!.. Just in case you were worried that Trump had been taking COVID too seriously, he’s stated publicly he’s gonna fire the one person in the administration… who’s been taking this seriously all along — and what did he say? His second-term plan is to fire that guy.’
Watch some of Obama’s remarks below:
#BREAKING: President Obama rips President Trump for suggesting he'll fire Dr. Fauci: "Don't boo — vote!" pic.twitter.com/xT60g9c2at — The Hill (@thehill) November 2, 2020
Originally, at a Sunday night rally in Florida, the crowd broke into a chant of “Fire Fauci!” After letting the chant run its course, Trump said the following:
‘Don’t tell anybody but let me wait until a little bit after the election.. I appreciate it. He’s been wrong on a lot — He’s a nice man though. He’s been wrong on a lot.’
How Trump might follow through on this threat remains to be seen.
Watch the president’s troubling remarks below:
Wow — a "Fire Fauci!" chant at the Trump rally "Let me wait until a little after the election," Trump replies pic.twitter.com/bRHLqzzcRF — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 2, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Texas Judge Dramatically Thwarts GOP Plot Against 127k Votes

A Texas federal judge has rejected a plea from a handful of local Republicans to invalidate nearly 127,000 votes that had been cast at drive-thru polling locations in Harris County , Texas , which is heavily populated and leans Democratic .
( Hillary Clinton won the county in 2016 . )
The Republicans behind the challenge — including activist Steven Hotze , state Rep. Steve Toth , and others — alleged that drive-thru polling locations that were set up in Harris County constituted illegal extensions of curbside voting , which is a Texas service available to disabled voters .
Now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ concluded that the Republican plaintiffs had no standing on which to bring their challenge in federal court .
Even if they did have standing via being able to prove some kind of specific injury , Hanen says that he still would have upheld the ballots .
Over the weekend , the Texas Supreme Court rejected a state court case brought by the same plaintiffs against the same ballots , although they did not issue an opinion alongside their rejection of the request to invalidate almost 127,000 Harris County votes .
The plaintiffs aren @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against the drive-thru ballots .
Bloomberg reports that the plaintiffs plan to appeal the new federal court decision to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals , and they plan to appeal the recent Texas Supreme Court ruling against them to the U.S. Supreme Court , where Trump pick Amy Coney Barrett was just recently confirmed .
Although the U.S. Supreme Court has an obvious conservative lean following the addition of Barrett to the bench , there ’ s no particular indication that they ’ d overturn a lower-court decision and rule in favor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court is entirely Republican , and Judge Hanen is a conservative , who was appointed by George W. Bush .
Even these conservatives didn ’ t support the push against the ballots .
These cases are not the only fronts on which struggles over the presidential race are being waged .
For example , a Nevada judge dealt Republicans a major defeat on Monday , rejecting their request to stop Clark County , Nevada , from using a particular signature scanning machine during their processing of absentee ballots .
If this device had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County Registrar Joseph Gloria said that he was concerned that the county would not be able to process all ballots on time .
The Republican plaintiffs in that case — including the Trump campaign — had also sought to be allowed to place cameras in ballot-processing areas , but that request was also denied .

A Texas federal judge has rejected a plea from a handful of local Republicans to invalidate nearly 127,000 votes that had been cast at drive-thru polling locations in Harris County, Texas, which is heavily populated and leans Democratic. (Hillary Clinton won the county in 2016.) The Republicans behind the challenge — including activist Steven Hotze, state Rep. Steve Toth, and others — alleged that drive-thru polling locations that were set up in Harris County constituted illegal extensions of curbside voting, which is a Texas service available to disabled voters.
BREAKING: Federal judge rejects Republican effort to invalidate roughly 127,000 drive-thru votes cast in Harris County, Texas, saying he believes the plaintiffs who brought the case did not have standing to sue. https://t.co/DY3ja55ZEs pic.twitter.com/dmoXetqfDM — ABC News (@ABC) November 2, 2020
Now, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen has concluded that the Republican plaintiffs had no standing on which to bring their challenge in federal court. Even if they did have standing via being able to prove some kind of specific injury, Hanen says that he still would have upheld the ballots. Over the weekend, the Texas Supreme Court rejected a state court case brought by the same plaintiffs against the same ballots, although they did not issue an opinion alongside their rejection of the request to invalidate almost 127,000 Harris County votes.
The plaintiffs aren’t giving up in either case against the drive-thru ballots. Bloomberg reports that the plaintiffs plan to appeal the new federal court decision to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and they plan to appeal the recent Texas Supreme Court ruling against them to the U.S. Supreme Court, where Trump pick Amy Coney Barrett was just recently confirmed. Although the U.S. Supreme Court has an obvious conservative lean following the addition of Barrett to the bench, there’s no particular indication that they’d overturn a lower-court decision and rule in favor of the plaintiffs. The Texas Supreme Court is entirely Republican, and Judge Hanen is a conservative, who was appointed by George W. Bush. Even these conservatives didn’t support the push against the ballots.
JUST IN: A Nevada judge denied the GOP and Trump campaign's request to change poll-watching rules and change ballot-processing rules in Clark County. The judge said county officials are following state law. Clark is crucial, it's a Dem stronghold and includes most Nevada voters. — Marshall Cohen (@MarshallCohen) November 2, 2020
These cases are not the only fronts on which struggles over the presidential race are being waged. For example, a Nevada judge dealt Republicans a major defeat on Monday, rejecting their request to stop Clark County, Nevada, from using a particular signature scanning machine during their processing of absentee ballots. If this device had been removed from the equation, Clark County Registrar Joseph Gloria said that he was concerned that the county would not be able to process all ballots on time. The Republican plaintiffs in that case — including the Trump campaign — had also sought to be allowed to place cameras in ballot-processing areas, but that request was also denied.
🚨BREAKING: Nevada court REJECTS Trump/Republican challenge to Clark County method of signature verification and dealing with observers. Another loss for Trump/GOP and victory for @DNC, @nvdems and Nevada voters.https://t.co/0MwSMAD5NT — Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) November 2, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Trump Eerily Threatens Governors During Deranged Election Eve Rally

At a Monday rally in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania , President Donald Trump belligerently went after the state ’ s governor , Tom Wolf ( D ) .
The president insisted that “ we ’ re all watching ” Wolf , and Trump suggested that there ’ s a possibility of Wolf cheating in the election , but this allegation is totally baseless .
There is no Democratic conspiracy on the part of leaders in Pennsylvania or anywhere else in the country to “ cheat ” or otherwise “ steal ” or “ rig ” the election .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ are essentially pure make-believe — but he ’ s using them for belligerent public attacks on the governor ’ s credibility and election integrity .
Not only is Trump threateningly undercutting confidence in the election and belligerently harassing Gov .
Wolf — he ’ s doing so not long after the FBI foiled a right-wing militia plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer ( D ) .
In the wake of the revelation of the plot against Whitmer , Trump has not let up with the vitriolic antagonism that he ’ s sent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for instance , as attendees chanted “ Lock her up !
” in reference to Michigan ’ s governor , Trump chimed in and commented “ Lock ’ em all up !
” In Pennsylvania on Monday , Trump said the following : ‘ We know what goes on in Philadelphia , and it ’ s been going on for years , so Governor : open up your state , and please don ’ t cheat , Governor — please don ’ t cheat , because we ’ re all watching .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We have a lot of eyes on the governor and his friends — a couple of other governors out there too.
’ There is no years-long election fraud in Philadelphia , as Trump claims .
It ’ s worth noting — based on the most recent estimates from the Census Bureau , black residents of Philadelphia slightly outnumber white residents of the city — and it ’ s this city that Trump is using as a target for his election conspiracy theories .
He ’ s again targeting marginalized communities .
Watch @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Later on during the same event , Trump zeroed in a topic that , quite simply , likely isn ’ t near the top of the priorities list for many voters : Twitter ’ s “ Trending ” section , which shows a list of the currently most-talked about subjects on the platform .
Trump insisted that the “ Trending ” section is purposefully orchestrated against him — which is laughable .
Trump , as president of the United States , is so wrapped up in himself that — as Americans struggle through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there must be some kind of conspiracy behind parts of the internet that he doesn ’ t like .
What a joke .
‘ I see it , I see it with Twitter Trending .
I know what “ trending ” is better than anybody in the world .
I ’ ve been trending my whole life .
From the day I was born , I ’ ve been trending .
They take a story , they make it worse — a boring story , boring stuff .
They ’ ll take something @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Number One trending !
Trump this .
It ’ s not trending .
What trends is stuff that you don ’ t wan na talk about right now — not having to do with me either , by the way.
’ Check out his comments below : Pennsylvania will likely be a key state to watch after polls close on Election Day .
It ’ s one of the Rust Belt states where the race is the closest , based on pre-Election Day polling , and the importance of the state to any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ repeated campaign stops there from Trump and Biden .

At a Monday rally in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania, President Donald Trump belligerently went after the state’s governor, Tom Wolf (D). The president insisted that “we’re all watching” Wolf, and Trump suggested that there’s a possibility of Wolf cheating in the election, but this allegation is totally baseless. There is no Democratic conspiracy on the part of leaders in Pennsylvania or anywhere else in the country to “cheat” or otherwise “steal” or “rig” the election. These claims from Trump about the Democrats are essentially pure make-believe — but he’s using them for belligerent public attacks on the governor’s credibility and election integrity.
Not only is Trump threateningly undercutting confidence in the election and belligerently harassing Gov. Wolf — he’s doing so not long after the FBI foiled a right-wing militia plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D). In the wake of the revelation of the plot against Whitmer, Trump has not let up with the vitriolic antagonism that he’s sent her way. At a rally, for instance, as attendees chanted “Lock her up!” in reference to Michigan’s governor, Trump chimed in and commented “Lock ’em all up!”
In Pennsylvania on Monday, Trump said the following:
‘We know what goes on in Philadelphia, and it’s been going on for years, so Governor: open up your state, and please don’t cheat, Governor — please don’t cheat, because we’re all watching. We’re all watching you, Governor. We have a lot of eyes on the governor and his friends — a couple of other governors out there too.’
There is no years-long election fraud in Philadelphia, as Trump claims. It’s worth noting — based on the most recent estimates from the Census Bureau, black residents of Philadelphia slightly outnumber white residents of the city — and it’s this city that Trump is using as a target for his election conspiracy theories. He’s again targeting marginalized communities. Watch Trump’s unhinged comments below:
"We're all watching you, governor. We have a lot of eyes on the governor and his friends. A couple of other governors out there too." — Trump is basically threatening Tom Wolf and other Democratic governors pic.twitter.com/LyVtmvMalW — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 2, 2020
Later on during the same event, Trump zeroed in a topic that, quite simply, likely isn’t near the top of the priorities list for many voters: Twitter’s “Trending” section, which shows a list of the currently most-talked about subjects on the platform. Trump insisted that the “Trending” section is purposefully orchestrated against him — which is laughable. Trump, as president of the United States, is so wrapped up in himself that — as Americans struggle through multiple crises — he is insisting that there must be some kind of conspiracy behind parts of the internet that he doesn’t like. What a joke.
Trump said:
‘I see it, I see it with Twitter Trending. I know what “trending” is better than anybody in the world. I’ve been trending my whole life. From the day I was born, I’ve been trending. They take a story, they make it worse — a boring story, boring stuff. They’ll take something, and they’ll say — Number One trending! Trump this. It’s not trending. What trends is stuff that you don’t wanna talk about right now — not having to do with me either, by the way.’
Check out his comments below:
"From the day I was born I've been trending" — Trump's closing message is that Twitter's trending topics are Very Unfair To Him pic.twitter.com/zRkQmfbHqt — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 2, 2020
Pennsylvania will likely be a key state to watch after polls close on Election Day. It’s one of the Rust Belt states where the race is the closest, based on pre-Election Day polling, and the importance of the state to any winning coalition has been underscored by the repeated campaign stops there from Trump and Biden.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Letterman Returns With Election-Eve Trolling Of ‘Psychotic’ Trump

Letterman said that his low point in this presidency began when Trump said the press was “ the enemy of the people : ” ‘ Well , I ’ ll tell you when it really began was when he declared that the press was the enemy of the people .
And to me , this seemed like something you hear coming out of Venezuela , when Hugo Chávez was running that country .
I thought , “ This is not right .
Even ill-informed people like myself know that this is not right . '
” Letterman continued , noting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for people : ‘ The press is not the enemy of the people .
The press educates the people .
The press informs the people .
The press does the heavy lifting for people who don ’ t need to be aware of every single thing that ’ s going on because the press is doing that job for them.
’ Then , Letterman got serious saying he was “ tired of criticizing the administration…This man is a bully : ” ‘ But I ’ m tired of criticizing the president .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I ’ m tired of moaning and hand-wringing .
I think this man is a bully , and bullies frighten people .
But just by voting , I think that ’ s going to be the end of it .
Then I think the real fun will begin — to see what transpires after this job is taken out from under him.
’ Letterman did a fake apology after he called Trump a racist .
Any regrets ?
He responded that he should have “ known more about what he was up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t. ” The television host said he had a mistaken belief that tripped him up — “ smart people were not racists.
” He was wrong : ‘ [ S ] pecifically with regard to Trump , I feel like I should have stuck by my accusation and not have caved to get him back on the show .
I had to do a nightly show , and I didn ’ t know then what I know now .
I should ’ ve known more about what he was up to , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have always sort of felt that smart people were not racists .
I didn ’ t know that it seemed to be genetic in his case.
’ 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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Letterman said that his low point in this presidency began when Trump said the press was “the enemy of the people:”
‘Well, I’ll tell you when it really began was when he declared that the press was the enemy of the people. And to me, this seemed like something you hear coming out of Venezuela, when Hugo Chávez was running that country. I thought, “This is not right. Even ill-informed people like myself know that this is not right.'”
Letterman continued, noting “The press does the heavy lifting for people:
‘The press is not the enemy of the people. The press educates the people. The press informs the people. The press does the heavy lifting for people who don’t need to be aware of every single thing that’s going on because the press is doing that job for them.’
Then, Letterman got serious saying he was “tired of criticizing the administration…This man is a bully:”
‘But I’m tired of criticizing the president. I’m tired of criticizing the administration. I’m tired of moaning and hand-wringing. I think this man is a bully, and bullies frighten people. But just by voting, I think that’s going to be the end of it. Then I think the real fun will begin — to see what transpires after this job is taken out from under him.’
Letterman did a fake apology after he called Trump a racist. Any regrets? He responded that he should have “known more about what he was up to, but I just didn’t.” The television host said he had a mistaken belief that tripped him up — “smart people were not racists.” He was wrong:
‘[S]pecifically with regard to Trump, I feel like I should have stuck by my accusation and not have caved to get him back on the show. I had to do a nightly show, and I didn’t know then what I know now. I should’ve known more about what he was up to, but I just didn’t. I have always sort of felt that smart people were not racists. I didn’t know that it seemed to be genetic in his case.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Trump Launches 13-Tweet Election Eve Mega-Rant Like A Maniac

It is normally Donald Trump ’ s unpredictability that makes him so frightening as a leader , but in his final days of campaigning , it ’ s been easy to predict what he ’ ll scream at rallies and what he ’ ll type in all caps on Twitter .
There ’ s a pattern : Trump has done everything perfectly and better and bigger than anyone in history , the world will end if Joe Biden is elected , the only way Trump will lose is if he ’ s cheated , and the country is full of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take him , as well as his followers , down .
On Monday , the final day of campaigning , Trump ’ s messages hadn ’ t changed .
It ’ s the same us versus them and “ only I can fix it ” recycled for 2020 .
In the face of the worst pandemic the country has seen since 1917 , the worst civil unrest since the 1960s , and the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression of the 1930s and 1940s , Trump has to paint a very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden wins to make it sound worse than what it is now , under Trump .
He ’ s said that we ’ ve rounded the corner on COVID-19 while record numbers of infections are reported every day and hospitalization rates soar .
He ’ s said that he created the greatest economy in history while 7.9 percent of the country is unemployed .
He ’ s said that he ’ s made America great again , but that he needs to be re-elected so he can make it great again…again .
Twitter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and fear-mongering .
Read some of their comments below :

It is normally Donald Trump’s unpredictability that makes him so frightening as a leader, but in his final days of campaigning, it’s been easy to predict what he’ll scream at rallies and what he’ll type in all caps on Twitter. There’s a pattern: Trump has done everything perfectly and better and bigger than anyone in history, the world will end if Joe Biden is elected, the only way Trump will lose is if he’s cheated, and the country is full of really bad people all working in coordination to take him, as well as his followers, down.
On Monday, the final day of campaigning, Trump’s messages hadn’t changed.
Joe Biden is bought and paid for by Big Tech, Big Media, Big Donors, and powerful special interests. They are desperate for him to win because they own him, they control him, and they know he will always do their bidding! https://t.co/gsFSghkmdM pic.twitter.com/7zJvOFACWz — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 2, 2020
It’s the same us versus them and “only I can fix it” recycled for 2020. In the face of the worst pandemic the country has seen since 1917, the worst civil unrest since the 1960s, and the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression of the 1930s and 1940s, Trump has to paint a very bleak picture of what will happen if Biden wins to make it sound worse than what it is now, under Trump.
He’s said that we’ve rounded the corner on COVID-19 while record numbers of infections are reported every day and hospitalization rates soar. He’s said that he created the greatest economy in history while 7.9 percent of the country is unemployed. He’s said that he’s made America great again, but that he needs to be re-elected so he can make it great again…again.
Twitter was unimpressed with Trump’s posturing and fear-mongering. Read some of their comments below:


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Nevada Judge Devastates GOP & Rules Against Voter Sabotage Attempt

A Nevada judge has thrown out a Republican challenge to early vote-counting procedures in Clark County , Nevada , which is where the majority of the state ’ s voters live .
Republicans had criticized the county ’ s usage of a signature matching device and their treatment of poll watchers , claiming that authorities had not given poll watchers appropriate access to supervise the ballot-counting process .
Republicans wanted to be allowed to install cameras in ballot-counting areas , and they also wanted the judge in the case — District Court Judge James Wilson — to stop the county @ @ @ @ @ @ @ machine called the Agillis .
Without the signature scanning device to help speed up the process , Clark County Registrar of Voters Joseph Gloria “ testified that he feared that… there would no way his department could count the 1 million-plus ballots in time , ” CNN says .
Republicans have already separately established their opposition to counting major numbers of ballots after Election Day , so if Nevada ended up close in the final election results with ballots left out of the tally , Republicans could move in and try and stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donald Trump himself has already explicitly insisted that his team would move in and try and stop post-Election Day ballot-counting in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania .
The consistent Republican claims of some kind of rampant election fraud are baseless .
Late changes to vote tallies do not automatically suggest some kind of fraud — in fact , states already generally do not officially certify their election results until well after Election Day .
In the Nevada case , Judge Wilson ruled that the Republican challengers “ failed to prove they have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and so , he denied their requests for action .
Mary-Anne Miller , who was representing Clark County authorities in the case , previously insisted that Republicans “ have not identified any error of any fraud that ’ s taking place on behalf of any voter , ” and Wilson apparently agreed .
The lack of evidence for Republican claims of fraud hearkens back to another recent case in Pennsylvania .
Republicans had sued to try and get the state to stop using drop-boxes for absentee ballots , claiming that the boxes opened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ failed to provide evidence to support their claims .
After the judge in the case — J. Nicholas Ranjan , a Trump appointee — requested evidence from the Trump campaign of any fraud that had taken place in previous races in which the boxes had been used , the Trump campaign didn ’ t only fail to provide any evidence , they also insisted that they shouldn ’ t have had to provide evidence for their claims in the first place .
In the Nevada case , the Republican plaintiffs had initially sought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that would have stopped early vote-counting in Clark County until the case played out .
Wilson denied that request .
As of early Monday , following Wilson ’ s more conclusive ruling against Republicans , Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald indicated that his side had not yet decided whether to appeal the case to the Nevada Supreme Court .
It ’ s one of a slew of election-related court cases lately winding through the court system .
In Texas , local Republicans have challenged the legitimacy of almost 127,000 ballots that were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County , which has many Democrats .
Over the weekend , the Texas Supreme Court rejected this challenge , but a federal case brought by the same plaintiffs against the same ballots was ongoing at the time .

A Nevada judge has thrown out a Republican challenge to early vote-counting procedures in Clark County, Nevada, which is where the majority of the state’s voters live. Republicans had criticized the county’s usage of a signature matching device and their treatment of poll watchers, claiming that authorities had not given poll watchers appropriate access to supervise the ballot-counting process. Republicans wanted to be allowed to install cameras in ballot-counting areas, and they also wanted the judge in the case — District Court Judge James Wilson — to stop the county’s usage of a signature matching machine called the Agillis.
JUST IN: A Nevada judge denied the GOP and Trump campaign's request to change poll-watching rules and change ballot-processing rules in Clark County. The judge said county officials are following state law. Clark is crucial, it's a Dem stronghold and includes most Nevada voters. — Marshall Cohen (@MarshallCohen) November 2, 2020
Without the signature scanning device to help speed up the process, Clark County Registrar of Voters Joseph Gloria “testified that he feared that… there would no way his department could count the 1 million-plus ballots in time,” CNN says. Republicans have already separately established their opposition to counting major numbers of ballots after Election Day, so if Nevada ended up close in the final election results with ballots left out of the tally, Republicans could move in and try and stop those ballots from getting included. President Donald Trump himself has already explicitly insisted that his team would move in and try and stop post-Election Day ballot-counting in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania.
The quiet part, screamed: Trump tells reporters that "we're going to go in the night of, as soon as that election is over [in PA], we're going in with our lawyers … if people wanted to get their ballots in, they should have gotten their ballots in long before that." pic.twitter.com/sAMA0Pw6Tg — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 1, 2020
The consistent Republican claims of some kind of rampant election fraud are baseless. Late changes to vote tallies do not automatically suggest some kind of fraud — in fact, states already generally do not officially certify their election results until well after Election Day. In the Nevada case, Judge Wilson ruled that the Republican challengers “failed to prove they have standing to bring their… claims,” and so, he denied their requests for action. Mary-Anne Miller, who was representing Clark County authorities in the case, previously insisted that Republicans “have not identified any error of any fraud that’s taking place on behalf of any voter,” and Wilson apparently agreed.
🚨BREAKING: Nevada court REJECTS Trump/Republican challenge to Clark County method of signature verification and dealing with observers. Another loss for Trump/GOP and victory for @DNC, @nvdems and Nevada voters.https://t.co/0MwSMAD5NT — Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) November 2, 2020
The lack of evidence for Republican claims of fraud hearkens back to another recent case in Pennsylvania. Republicans had sued to try and get the state to stop using drop-boxes for absentee ballots, claiming that the boxes opened the door to fraud — but they failed to provide evidence to support their claims. After the judge in the case — J. Nicholas Ranjan, a Trump appointee — requested evidence from the Trump campaign of any fraud that had taken place in previous races in which the boxes had been used, the Trump campaign didn’t only fail to provide any evidence, they also insisted that they shouldn’t have had to provide evidence for their claims in the first place.
In the Nevada case, the Republican plaintiffs had initially sought a temporary restraining order from Judge Wilson that would have stopped early vote-counting in Clark County until the case played out. Wilson denied that request. As of early Monday, following Wilson’s more conclusive ruling against Republicans, Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald indicated that his side had not yet decided whether to appeal the case to the Nevada Supreme Court. It’s one of a slew of election-related court cases lately winding through the court system.
“Texas Election Code allows it, the Secretary of State approved it, and 127,000 voters from all walks of life have used it. Our office is committed to counting every vote cast by registered voters in this election," the clerk said in a statement. https://t.co/3ohqlxP68i — WFAA (@wfaa) November 2, 2020
In Texas, local Republicans have challenged the legitimacy of almost 127,000 ballots that were submitted at drive-thru polling places in Harris County, which has many Democrats. Over the weekend, the Texas Supreme Court rejected this challenge, but a federal case brought by the same plaintiffs against the same ballots was ongoing at the time.
NEWS: In a major victory for Harris County, Texas, the Texas Supreme Court has denied emergency relief for a GOP lawsuit that aimed to toss more than 100k ballots cast at drive-throughs, @GarrettHaake reports — Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) November 1, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--Obama Issues Election Eve Marching Orders To Stop Trump & Save America

President Barack Obama has a job for us to do before tomorrow night when all of the voting places close .
He is urging people to call their local Democratic headquarters and volunteer .
There are all sorts of ways for people to do something vitally important in this the most crucial election in a century .
As an aside , taking our favorite president ’ s suggestion happens to be an excellent stress reliever .
President Obama called us to action .
Vote , by all means , vote — but not through the mail .
The Donald Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ option .
Obama continued , saying “ If you ’ ve already voted , text three friends to make sure they have a plan : ” There are still door knocking , manning ( or womaning ) the phones , running errands , driving our friends to the voting location , and the list goes on .
It will give us a sense of community and a sense of satisfaction as we wait .
Former President Barack Obama is making a stop in Atlanta — one final push for the Democratic party and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Obama has been urging people to “ Get Out The Vote.
” On his trip to Atlanta , Georgia he will be supporting his good friend and former Vice President Joe Biden .
In addition , he will support two other Senate candidates for Senate Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock .
The drive-in rally was held at the Georgia State University football stadium , according to 11Alive News .
President Obama will also be in Miami , FL for an “ Election Eve Close-Out ” rally .
Georgia has not been a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stepped into that role .
Democratic Vice President Nominee Senator Kamala Harris ( D-CA ) headed to Gwinnett County .
After the president abandoned his rally attendees for the third time in Pennsylvania .
He bussed them to the airport and then just left them there in the cold weather .
This was typical Trump behavior : suck the adoration out of people then when they have nothing left to give , toss them under the bus .
In this case , it would have been without the bus .
Trump screwed up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Postmaster General decommissioned a number of the fast-sorting mail machine and completely dismantled them .
With millions of voters turning mail-in ballots , postal workers have been overburdened , according to The Newsweek magazine .
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Interestingly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in any order .

President Barack Obama has a job for us to do before tomorrow night when all of the voting places close. He is urging people to call their local Democratic headquarters and volunteer. There are all sorts of ways for people to do something vitally important in this the most crucial election in a century. As an aside, taking our favorite president’s suggestion happens to be an excellent stress reliever.
President Obama called us to action. Vote, by all means, vote — but not through the mail. The Donald Trump administration has managed to screw up that option. Obama continued, saying “If you’ve already voted, text three friends to make sure they have a plan:”
‘We can’t just imagine a better future; we’ve got to fight for it and vote for it. If you haven’t voted yet, make sure to return your ballot in person or make a plan to vote at http://iwillvote.com. If you’ve already voted, text three friends to make sure they have a plan.’
There are still door knocking, manning (or womaning) the phones, running errands, driving our friends to the voting location, and the list goes on. It will give us a sense of community and a sense of satisfaction as we wait.
Former President Barack Obama is making a stop in Atlanta — one final push for the Democratic party and his former vice president, Joe Biden.
Obama has been urging people to “Get Out The Vote.” On his trip to Atlanta, Georgia he will be supporting his good friend and former Vice President Joe Biden. In addition, he will support two other Senate candidates for Senate Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock. The drive-in rally was held at the Georgia State University football stadium, according to 11Alive News.
President Obama will also be in Miami, FL for an “Election Eve Close-Out” rally.
Georgia has not been a traditional battleground state, but it just stepped into that role. Democratic Vice President Nominee Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) headed to Gwinnett County.
Trump was in Rome, Georgia.
After the president abandoned his rally attendees for the third time in Pennsylvania. He bussed them to the airport and then just left them there in the cold weather. This was typical Trump behavior: suck the adoration out of people then when they have nothing left to give, toss them under the bus. In this case, it would have been without the bus.
Trump screwed up the Post Office operation. His new Postmaster General decommissioned a number of the fast-sorting mail machine and completely dismantled them. With millions of voters turning mail-in ballots, postal workers have been overburdened, according to The Newsweek magazine.
Twitter world went wild when Barack Obama came back to us and supported his good friend Joe Biden:
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bipartisanreport--2020-11-02--‘Massive’ Trump Caravan Of Deplorables Blocks Access To Polling Place

On Sunday , a “ massive ” caravan of Trump supporters temporarily disrupted access to a polling place in southern California , according to the Los Angeles Times .
The Trump supporters had converged on the site after a parade down local highways that went on for about 60 miles .
The procession began at a restaurant in Riverside County before ending up at the Ronald Reagan Sports Park in Temecula , and there ’ s a polling place at the adjacent Temecula Community Recreation Center .
Across the premises as a whole , local officials said that about 4,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enforcement officers responded to the scene and “ cleared access to the parking lot and voter assistance center , ” according to Riverside County spokesperson Brooke Federico .
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Zach Hall of the local Riverside County Sheriff ’ s Department said that his department made no arrests at the scene , but he did indicate that there were “ a few telephone complaints from voters who said the partisan signs , shirts and other materials potentially violated the 100-foot electioneering rule in state law , ” the Los Angeles Times summarizes .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ rallied at the site in the past , and he said that he did not “ think this had anything to do with the polling center.
” Some of those who turned out for this latest Trump event filled up a circular driveway outside the Community Recreation Center polling place .
A flier for the event asked participants to “ PLEASE BE COURTEOUS ” and admonished them not to engage with Trump ’ s “ haters.
” Instead , the flier insisted , participants in the event would simply “ celebrate God , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ J. Trump.
” To be clear , with little time to go before Election Day , there ’ s little solid indication that Trump actually will win four more years in office .
The Sunday debacle in southern California unfolded amidst a flurry of large public demonstrations from Trump supporters around the country .
Recently , Trump supporters even took over and shut down portions of major highways in both New York and New Jersey ( both of which , like California , aren ’ t exactly likely pick-ups for Trump in this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) .
Although the southern California event seems to have been slightly less confrontational — polls workers told local deputies that “ the Trump supporters largely kept their distance from voters , ” the Los Angeles Times says — it ’ s clear : the president ’ s supporters seem consistently ready and willing to rely on shows of force for their agenda .
During one of the debates between Trump and Biden , Trump even said that he was “ urging ” his supporters to watch polling places “ very carefully , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to happen.
” Trump sounded like he was endorsing potential physical intimidation of potential political opponents .
Trump alleges that these opponents are plotting to steal the election , but this conspiracy theory is completely false .
There is no Democratic plot to rig or steal the election .
Democrats simply want all valid votes to count — which shouldn ’ t be controversial !

On Sunday, a “massive” caravan of Trump supporters temporarily disrupted access to a polling place in southern California, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Trump supporters had converged on the site after a parade down local highways that went on for about 60 miles. The procession began at a restaurant in Riverside County before ending up at the Ronald Reagan Sports Park in Temecula, and there’s a polling place at the adjacent Temecula Community Recreation Center. Across the premises as a whole, local officials said that about 4,000 Trump supporters turned out.
Local law enforcement officers responded to the scene and “cleared access to the parking lot and voter assistance center,” according to Riverside County spokesperson Brooke Federico. Capt. Zach Hall of the local Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said that his department made no arrests at the scene, but he did indicate that there were “a few telephone complaints from voters who said the partisan signs, shirts and other materials potentially violated the 100-foot electioneering rule in state law,” the Los Angeles Times summarizes.
Hall said:
‘They kind of caught us off guard. We had a lot of traffic issues. The infrastructure there is not really designed for that kind of traffic.’
Hall noted that Trump supporters had actually rallied at the site in the past, and he said that he did not “think this had anything to do with the polling center.” Some of those who turned out for this latest Trump event filled up a circular driveway outside the Community Recreation Center polling place. A flier for the event asked participants to “PLEASE BE COURTEOUS” and admonished them not to engage with Trump’s “haters.” Instead, the flier insisted, participants in the event would simply “celebrate God, country and 4 more years of Donald J. Trump.” To be clear, with little time to go before Election Day, there’s little solid indication that Trump actually will win four more years in office.
The Sunday debacle in southern California unfolded amidst a flurry of large public demonstrations from Trump supporters around the country. Recently, Trump supporters even took over and shut down portions of major highways in both New York and New Jersey (both of which, like California, aren’t exactly likely pick-ups for Trump in this election cycle — to say the least). Although the southern California event seems to have been slightly less confrontational — polls workers told local deputies that “the Trump supporters largely kept their distance from voters,” the Los Angeles Times says — it’s clear: the president’s supporters seem consistently ready and willing to rely on shows of force for their agenda.
During one of the debates between Trump and Biden, Trump even said that he was “urging” his supporters to watch polling places “very carefully,” insisting that this supervision “has to happen.” Trump sounded like he was endorsing potential physical intimidation of potential political opponents.
Trump alleges that these opponents are plotting to steal the election, but this conspiracy theory is completely false. There is no Democratic plot to rig or steal the election. Democrats simply want all valid votes to count — which shouldn’t be controversial!