bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Trump White House Guest Caught Punching Someone At DC Restaurant

A guest of the Trumps at the White House apparently punched a waiter in the face at a D.C. restaurant on Friday night .
The guest , who was not identified in the report provided by NBC reporter Geoff Bennett , had been at the White House for the funeral service for the president ’ s late brother Robert , who abruptly passed away recently , and the subsequent incident took place at the Fig & Olive Restaurant in D.C .
According to Bennett , who says he called the restaurant after receiving a tip about the incident , an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out when the restaurant couldn ’ t accommodate their large party.
” Restaurant seating restrictions are currently in place due to the Coronavirus pandemic .
‘ I got a tip that someone in town for Robert Trump ’ s White House funeral punched a server tonight at D.C. ’ s Fig & Olive restaurant .
I called and an employee there confirmed it : “ Somebody blindsided one of my servers .
Clocked him right in the nose.
” I ’ m told some in the group were still carrying funeral programs .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ when the restaurant couldn ’ t accommodate their large party .
Employee : “ It ’ s a pandemic , doing the best we can .
Totally uncalled for.
” Employee says no “ high-profile ” Trump was involved.
’ Bennett adds that the staffer who he spoke to at the restaurant was under the impression that the victim in the attack likely had their nose broken by the assailant .
Bennett says he asked if security and/or law enforcement responded to the incident , and the employee said “ they have security @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were handling it with DC police .
But neither security nor police did anything.
” In other words , there seems to have been no visible response to the incident from law enforcement .
Robert Trump passed away in New York , and that ’ s where he was slated to be laid to rest .
Funerals at the White House are a rarity , although such events have nevertheless been held at the White House on occasion .
Those who ’ ve been honored on the premises include a son of Abraham @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Secretary of the Navy for the administration of the 1890s president Benjamin Harrison , a political adviser for Franklin D. Roosevelt , and others .

A guest of the Trumps at the White House apparently punched a waiter in the face at a D.C. restaurant on Friday night. The guest, who was not identified in the report provided by NBC reporter Geoff Bennett, had been at the White House for the funeral service for the president’s late brother Robert, who abruptly passed away recently, and the subsequent incident took place at the Fig & Olive Restaurant in D.C. According to Bennett, who says he called the restaurant after receiving a tip about the incident, an employee confirmed that the group “lashed out when the restaurant couldn’t accommodate their large party.” Restaurant seating restrictions are currently in place due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bennett reported:
‘I got a tip that someone in town for Robert Trump’s White House funeral punched a server tonight at D.C.’s Fig & Olive restaurant. I called and an employee there confirmed it: “Somebody blindsided one of my servers. Clocked him right in the nose.” I’m told some in the group were still carrying funeral programs. The “unruly” group lashed out when the restaurant couldn’t accommodate their large party. Employee: “It’s a pandemic, doing the best we can. Totally uncalled for.” Employee says no “high-profile” Trump was involved.’
I'm told some in the group were still carrying funeral programs. The "unruly" group lashed out when the restaurant couldn't accommodate their large party. Employee: "It’s a pandemic, doing the best we can. Totally uncalled for." Employee says no "high-profile" Trump was involved. — Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) August 22, 2020
Bennett adds that the staffer who he spoke to at the restaurant was under the impression that the victim in the attack likely had their nose broken by the assailant. Bennett says he asked if security and/or law enforcement responded to the incident, and the employee said “they have security at City Center and he thought they were handling it with DC police. But neither security nor police did anything.” In other words, there seems to have been no visible response to the incident from law enforcement.
Employee: “My server’s nose is crooked. Pretty sure the guy broke it. They didn’t apologize. Just said, 'You don’t know how to speak to people.'" ### — Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) August 22, 2020
Robert Trump passed away in New York, and that’s where he was slated to be laid to rest. Funerals at the White House are a rarity, although such events have nevertheless been held at the White House on occasion. Those who’ve been honored on the premises include a son of Abraham Lincoln, the wife and daughter of a Secretary of the Navy for the administration of the 1890s president Benjamin Harrison, a political adviser for Franklin D. Roosevelt, and others.


bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Pelosi Owns Trump With Rare Saturday Vote To Save  USPS

As the Trump-allied Postmaster General Louis DeJoy continues to face steep criticism over his policy changes that have undercut the Postal Service , the House has prepared a piece of legislation meant to protect the services that the agency provides amidst the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic .
The House was slated to vote this Saturday on the Delivering for America Act , which , if enacted , would temporarily prohibit the Postal Service from making any major service-affecting changes to the policy and operations protocols that were in effect on January 1 , 2020 .
On Saturday , House Speaker Nancy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bring attention to the legislation on Twitter and at a press conferece .
On Twitter , she said : At her subsequent press conference , discussing issues like DeJoy ’ s claim that election-related mail would be prioritized , Pelosi added : The Delivering for America Act was also slated to include $ 25 billion in emergency financial support for the Postal Service .
The Democrat-led House already approved that amount in the HEROES Act , which is a broader , Coronavirus-related financial assistance package that the House passed over three months ago @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take up that legislation for consideration .
Pelosi noted , discussing the aid in general , that she ’ s “ not for splitting it up , except this is an emergency and it has policy in it that was not in the Heroes Act , ” which didn ’ t include that temporary prohibition on major operations changes .
Pelosi did not seem too concerned about Republican opposition to the Delivering for America Act .
On Saturday , Republican leaders like White House chief of staff Mark Meadows spoke out , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ real problems — but the House passed the HEROES Act over three months ago !
In the time since , the GOP-led Senate has passed no similar legislation .
Pelosi noted that the complaining Republican House members will “ be hearing from their constituents because this hits home.
” Check out Twitter ’ s response to her below :

As the Trump-allied Postmaster General Louis DeJoy continues to face steep criticism over his policy changes that have undercut the Postal Service, the House has prepared a piece of legislation meant to protect the services that the agency provides amidst the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The House was slated to vote this Saturday on the Delivering for America Act, which, if enacted, would temporarily prohibit the Postal Service from making any major service-affecting changes to the policy and operations protocols that were in effect on January 1, 2020. On Saturday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) spoke out to bring attention to the legislation on Twitter and at a press conferece.
On Twitter, she said:
‘Today, the House will take a stand and reject the Trump Administration’s efforts to undermine the critical mission of the Postal Service. #DontMessWithUSPS’
Today, the House will take a stand and reject the Trump Administration’s efforts to undermine the critical mission of the Postal Service. #DontMessWithUSPS Tune in as I speak with reporters at 12 noon ET: https://t.co/2fi357l3G3 — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) August 22, 2020
At her subsequent press conference, discussing issues like DeJoy’s claim that election-related mail would be prioritized, Pelosi added:
‘His comments are one thing, his actions will be another. And that’s why we have this legislation… Our legislation is not just about the election. It’s about – surprise, surprise Mr. Postmaster General – coronavirus.’
"Our legislation is not just about the election. It’s about – surprise, surprise Mr. Postmaster General – coronavirus," she adds. — Heather Caygle (@heatherscope) August 22, 2020
The Delivering for America Act was also slated to include $25 billion in emergency financial support for the Postal Service. The Democrat-led House already approved that amount in the HEROES Act, which is a broader, Coronavirus-related financial assistance package that the House passed over three months ago, but the Republican-led Senate has refused to take up that legislation for consideration. Pelosi noted, discussing the aid in general, that she’s “not for splitting it up, except this is an emergency and it has policy in it that was not in the Heroes Act,” which didn’t include that temporary prohibition on major operations changes.
Pelosi did not seem too concerned about Republican opposition to the Delivering for America Act. On Saturday, Republican leaders like White House chief of staff Mark Meadows spoke out, complaining that Dems were supposedly ignoring the real problems — but the House passed the HEROES Act over three months ago! In the time since, the GOP-led Senate has passed no similar legislation. Pelosi noted that the complaining Republican House members will “be hearing from their constituents because this hits home.”
Pelosi brushes off GOP opposition to postal bill: "They’ll be hearing from their constituents because this hits home," noting it's not just ballots, it's Rx medicine, social security payments and even live stock (the chicks!). — Heather Caygle (@heatherscope) August 22, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response to her below:


bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Trump Blindsided By Crafty Legal Move To Force Document Release

The Trump administration has been hit with a lawsuit demanding documents related to the appointment of the Trump-allied Louis DeJoy as Postmaster General .
Specifically , the government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington ( CREW ) has sued the Treasury Department over failing to adequately comply with their previous Freedom of Information Act ( FOIA ) request that was seeking some of those documents .
The documents in question are those outlining the role that Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin played in the placement of DeJoy at the Postal Service .
As CREW summarizes , a recent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recruited ” DeJoy for the job , which suggests close political coordination between the White House and DeJoy .
‘ CREW is suing the Treasury Department for failing to turn over comprehensive documents on Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his department ’ s involvement in the selection of Trump donor Louis DeJoy to lead the U.S .
Postal Service .
According to the Washington Post , after Postmaster General and former letter carrier Megan Brennan announced her plans to retire from the USPS in October 2019 , Mnuchin recruited DeJoy to succeed her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and donor to lead the USPS has raised concerns about potential political interference at the agency .
DeJoy is also the first Postmaster General in decades who did not come through the agency ’ s ranks.
’ The organization adds that up to this point , they ’ ve only received a meager three pages of information related to the topic at hand following their earlier FOIA request .
DeJoy has recently been facing steep scrutiny for the policy and operations changes that he has implemented that have had the net effect of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ short time to go until the general election , when many mail-in ballots are expected to be used .
CREW notes that this crisis “ heightens the urgency for documents about DeJoy to be publicly released.
” DeJoy recently testified before the GOP-controlled Senate Homeland Security Committee , and he ’ s set to soon testify before the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee .
In the Senate , he did not have comprehensive answers for the issues at hand .
He noted , for instance , that some mail delivery has been slowed because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as scheduled — but what ’ s the point of the trucks leaving on time if all of the mail isn ’ t even onboard ?

The Trump administration has been hit with a lawsuit demanding documents related to the appointment of the Trump-allied Louis DeJoy as Postmaster General. Specifically, the government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) has sued the Treasury Department over failing to adequately comply with their previous Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request that was seeking some of those documents. The documents in question are those outlining the role that Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin played in the placement of DeJoy at the Postal Service. As CREW summarizes, a recent Washington Post report reveals that Mnuchin “recruited” DeJoy for the job, which suggests close political coordination between the White House and DeJoy.
We’re suing the Treasury Department for documents on Mnuchin’s role in selecting Louis DeJoy as Postmaster General. https://t.co/vllhaKpVEy — Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) August 22, 2020
CREW states:
‘CREW is suing the Treasury Department for failing to turn over comprehensive documents on Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his department’s involvement in the selection of Trump donor Louis DeJoy to lead the U.S. Postal Service. According to the Washington Post, after Postmaster General and former letter carrier Megan Brennan announced her plans to retire from the USPS in October 2019, Mnuchin recruited DeJoy to succeed her. The selection of a Trump ally and donor to lead the USPS has raised concerns about potential political interference at the agency. DeJoy is also the first Postmaster General in decades who did not come through the agency’s ranks.’
The organization adds that up to this point, they’ve only received a meager three pages of information related to the topic at hand following their earlier FOIA request. DeJoy has recently been facing steep scrutiny for the policy and operations changes that he has implemented that have had the net effect of slowing down mail service with just a short time to go until the general election, when many mail-in ballots are expected to be used. CREW notes that this crisis “heightens the urgency for documents about DeJoy to be publicly released.”
Il Duce of the Post Office…Making the trucks run on time…even though they don't carry the mail. https://t.co/ImsaVhgkV9 — Jeffrey St. Clair (@JSCCounterPunch) August 21, 2020
DeJoy recently testified before the GOP-controlled Senate Homeland Security Committee, and he’s set to soon testify before the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee. In the Senate, he did not have comprehensive answers for the issues at hand. He noted, for instance, that some mail delivery has been slowed because he demanded trucks to leave on time, as scheduled — but what’s the point of the trucks leaving on time if all of the mail isn’t even onboard?
This is silly and/or disingenuous. What good is the on-time departure of a mail truck IF IT'S NOT CARRYING THE MAIL? https://t.co/9rCSpeXS0I — Jon Fasman (@jonfasman) August 21, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Leaked Audio Reveals Trump Disparaging Black Voters In Trump Tower Meeting

President Donald Trump doesn ’ t seem to think very highly of large segments of the American population , although since he ’ s the president , one would hope that he ’ d attempt to serve all Americans , not just his supporters .
During a January 2017 meeting with civil rights leaders at New York City ’ s Trump Tower shortly before his inauguration , then-President-elect Trump called the 2016 election ’ s low turnout among black voters “ great.
” If that was the soon-to-be-president ’ s mindset — that low voter turnout among black Americans is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s to say that the same idea isn ’ t at least partially driving his recent campaigns against expanding mail-in voting ?
Expanding mail-in voting would specifically benefit some members of some disadvantaged communities , like some black Americans .
The 2017 meeting in question was held on Martin Luther King Jr. Day , and it included leaders from the Drum Major Institute , which is an organization that advocates for voting rights and was co-founded by the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. himself .
Trump claimed to those in attendance : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who served as chief of staff for the Institute ’ s William Wachtel at the time .
At the meeting , those from the Institute were advocating for the placement of photos on Social Security cards , which could help keep folks who might not have other forms of photo ID from being essentially barred from the polls by restrictive legislation demanding photo ID in order to be able to cast a ballot .
The Republican Party has been behind many attempts to restrict access to the ballot box in that fashion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump also claimed to have won 11 percent of black voters , but POLITICO notes that exit polls indicate that Trump only won the support of 8 percent of black voters in the 2016 election .
That ’ s not where his lies ended , though — he also understated the levels of black support earned by 2008 ’ s Republican presidential nominee John McCain and 2012 ’ s GOP nominee , Mitt Romney , who got the support of just 4 percent and 6 percent of black voters , respectively .
Referring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Trump said : Notably , Trump claimed at the same meeting that he had “ a very good relationship ” with then-outgoing President Barack Obama — which is in stark contrast to the reality of Trump ’ s years of peddling racist conspiracy theories suggesting that Obama may have been born outside the U.S. Trump also claimed that he “ always liked ” then-Georgia Democratic Congressman John Lewis , who has since passed away .
Just days before , in response to criticism from Lewis , Trump had claimed that the then-Congressman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” which is ridiculous .
Lewis was a leader and frontlines participant in the Civil Rights Movement .

President Donald Trump doesn’t seem to think very highly of large segments of the American population, although since he’s the president, one would hope that he’d attempt to serve all Americans, not just his supporters. During a January 2017 meeting with civil rights leaders at New York City’s Trump Tower shortly before his inauguration, then-President-elect Trump called the 2016 election’s low turnout among black voters “great.” If that was the soon-to-be-president’s mindset — that low voter turnout among black Americans is “great” — then what’s to say that the same idea isn’t at least partially driving his recent campaigns against expanding mail-in voting? Expanding mail-in voting would specifically benefit some members of some disadvantaged communities, like some black Americans.
The 2017 meeting in question was held on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and it included leaders from the Drum Major Institute, which is an organization that advocates for voting rights and was co-founded by the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. himself. Trump claimed to those in attendance:
‘Many Blacks didn’t go out to vote for Hillary ‘cause they liked me. That was almost as good as getting the vote, you know, and it was great.’
POLITICO obtained the audio from Tootsie Warhol, who served as chief of staff for the Institute’s William Wachtel at the time. At the meeting, those from the Institute were advocating for the placement of photos on Social Security cards, which could help keep folks who might not have other forms of photo ID from being essentially barred from the polls by restrictive legislation demanding photo ID in order to be able to cast a ballot. The Republican Party has been behind many attempts to restrict access to the ballot box in that fashion.
At the January 2017 meeting, Trump also claimed to have won 11 percent of black voters, but POLITICO notes that exit polls indicate that Trump only won the support of 8 percent of black voters in the 2016 election. That’s not where his lies ended, though — he also understated the levels of black support earned by 2008’s Republican presidential nominee John McCain and 2012’s GOP nominee, Mitt Romney, who got the support of just 4 percent and 6 percent of black voters, respectively.
Referring to his own showing among black voters, Trump said:
‘Sounds lousy, but Romney was 4 percent; McCain was 3 percent. And we did well with the Hispanics, and we did well with women. You know, the women were gonna abandon me, but we did well with them.’
Notably, Trump claimed at the same meeting that he had “a very good relationship” with then-outgoing President Barack Obama — which is in stark contrast to the reality of Trump’s years of peddling racist conspiracy theories suggesting that Obama may have been born outside the U.S. Trump also claimed that he “always liked” then-Georgia Democratic Congressman John Lewis, who has since passed away. Just days before, in response to criticism from Lewis, Trump had claimed that the then-Congressman was “all talk… no action,” which is ridiculous. Lewis was a leader and frontlines participant in the Civil Rights Movement.


bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Judge Rules Defiantly Against Trump In Sex Affair Cover-Up Case

President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay the legal fees for adult film star Stormy Daniels in a court case involving a nondisclosure agreement ( NDA ) that she signed at one point covering an affair she apparently had with the eventual president .
Daniels sued in an attempt to be released from the NDA , but the president ’ s team decided to just abandon the case and not even try to enforce the NDA at all in the first place .
Although that left Daniels ’ s original lawsuit moot and it was subsequently dismissed , she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ legal fees that she had accumulated .
California Superior Court Judge Robert Broadbelt ruled in her favor , determining her to be the “ prevailing party ” in the case .
Trump has been ordered to pay a total of $ 44,100 .
Originally , Daniels had been paid $ 130,000 in hush money alongside the NDA in question .
Although Trump did not personally sign the NDA — that task was left to his then- “ fixer , ” Michael Cohen — Judge Broadbelt ruled that Trump was still a party to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ facts like his reimbursement of Cohen for the hush money that he paid to Daniels .
Karen McDougal , meanwhile , who also had an apparent affair with the president , was also paid off around the same time as Daniels .
She was paid $ 150,000 by A.M.I.
, the then-owner of the National Enquirer , which purchased the rights to the story of her relationship with Trump , in coordination with the eventual president ’ s team , which was working to keep the stories quiet .
Cohen has long since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and he has a book coming out soon chronicling his time working for Trump .
In the book , he covers ground like the Russia scandal , writing : ‘ Trump had colluded with the Russians , but not in the sophisticated ways imagined by his detractors .
I also knew that the Mueller investigation was not a witch-hunt .
Trump had cheated in the election , with Russian connivance , as you will discover in these pages , because doing anything — and I mean anything — to ‘ win ’ has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of life.
’ There ’ s an ongoing criminal investigation being conducted by the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance that covers potential criminal conduct at the Trump Organization including the company ’ s role in the hush money scandal .
Specifically , the company maintained falsified , fraudulent records meant to hide the true nature of those reimbursements for Cohen .

President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay the legal fees for adult film star Stormy Daniels in a court case involving a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) that she signed at one point covering an affair she apparently had with the eventual president. Daniels sued in an attempt to be released from the NDA, but the president’s team decided to just abandon the case and not even try to enforce the NDA at all in the first place. Although that left Daniels’s original lawsuit moot and it was subsequently dismissed, she still sought to be reimbursed for the legal fees that she had accumulated. California Superior Court Judge Robert Broadbelt ruled in her favor, determining her to be the “prevailing party” in the case.
Trump has been ordered to pay a total of $44,100. Originally, Daniels had been paid $130,000 in hush money alongside the NDA in question. Although Trump did not personally sign the NDA — that task was left to his then-“fixer,” Michael Cohen — Judge Broadbelt ruled that Trump was still a party to the original agreement anyway on account of facts like his reimbursement of Cohen for the hush money that he paid to Daniels. Karen McDougal, meanwhile, who also had an apparent affair with the president, was also paid off around the same time as Daniels. She was paid $150,000 by A.M.I., the then-owner of the National Enquirer, which purchased the rights to the story of her relationship with Trump, in coordination with the eventual president’s team, which was working to keep the stories quiet.
Cohen has long since “flipped” on the president, and he has a book coming out soon chronicling his time working for Trump. In the book, he covers ground like the Russia scandal, writing:
‘Trump had colluded with the Russians, but not in the sophisticated ways imagined by his detractors. I also knew that the Mueller investigation was not a witch-hunt. Trump had cheated in the election, with Russian connivance, as you will discover in these pages, because doing anything — and I mean anything — to ‘win’ has always been his business model and way of life.’
There’s an ongoing criminal investigation being conducted by the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance that covers potential criminal conduct at the Trump Organization including the company’s role in the hush money scandal. Specifically, the company maintained falsified, fraudulent records meant to hide the true nature of those reimbursements for Cohen.


bipartisanreport--2020-08-22--Trump Attacks Black America With 8-Tweet Racist Morning Meltdown

On Saturday morning , President Donald Trump yet again spent some time belligerently venting on Twitter .
Among other things , he posted the claim that during the recent Democratic National Convention ( DNC ) , the Democrats removed the reference to God in the pledge of allegiance .
That claim is entirely untrue — it ’ s not as if oh , well , maybe he ’ s onto something .
No — Trump is lying , and he ’ s lying about something staggeringly trivial in the grand scheme of things , making a claim that ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t exactly a secret event — it was broadcast across the nation ! )
, and all for what ?
To make a political point ?
The only real point Trump is making is that he ’ s a fraud .
That claim is , again , a lie .
In his other early morning Twitter posts , he called on local authorities in Portland , Oregon , to ask for the National Guard to be brought in to confront demonstrators in the city .
However , it seems as though it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state authorities , not Trump , who ’ d call in the National Guard in the first place .
That ’ s what happened during recent rioting in Minnesota .
Trump also continued his weird obsession with “ Suburban Women , ” a phrase that sounds like it ’ s lifted right out of a bygone day of even more societally entrenched American sexism .
He ’ s been repeatedly touting the idea that he ’ ll keep low income housing out of the suburbs , and thus , “ suburban women ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of argument seems brazenly racist — it ’ s marginalized communities who are most often associated with low income housing .
In other words , it sounds as if Trump ’ s remarks could be “ translated ” as a pledge to keep black Americans out of predominately white communities .
Among other things , Trump also made a nonsense claim about mail-in voting in New Jersey , suggested there ’ s a “ deep state ” conspiracy to hold up Coronavirus therapeutics until after the election in order to make him look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ insulted Milwaukee by not having a gathering in the city despite initial plans to host the DNC there .
They avoided the city because of the danger of mass gatherings amidst the pandemic — not because of some conspiracy .

On Saturday morning, President Donald Trump yet again spent some time belligerently venting on Twitter. Among other things, he posted the claim that during the recent Democratic National Convention (DNC), the Democrats “took… out” the reference to God in the pledge of allegiance. In reality, the phrase was included during all of the main proceedings. Trump’s claim is false — it’s not as if oh, well, maybe he’s onto something. No — Trump is lying, and he’s lying about something staggeringly trivial in the grand scheme of things, making a claim that’s easily refuted (the DNC wasn’t exactly a secret event — it was broadcast across the nation!), and all for what? To make a political point? The only real point Trump is making is that he’s a fraud.
He posted:
‘The Democrats took the word GOD out of the Pledge of Allegiance at the Democrat National Convention. At first I thought they made a mistake, but it wasn’t. It was done on purpose. Remember Evangelical Christians, and ALL, this is where they are coming from-it’s done. Vote Nov 3!’
The Democrats took the word GOD out of the Pledge of Allegiance at the Democrat National Convention. At first I thought they made a mistake, but it wasn’t. It was done on purpose. Remember Evangelical Christians, and ALL, this is where they are coming from-it’s done. Vote Nov 3! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
That claim is, again, a lie. In his other early morning Twitter posts, he called on local authorities in Portland, Oregon, to ask for the National Guard to be brought in to confront demonstrators in the city. However, it seems as though it’s most likely that it would be state authorities, not Trump, who’d call in the National Guard in the first place. That’s what happened during recent rioting in Minnesota.
Another bad night of Rioting in Portland, Oregon. A small number of Federal troops there to protect courthouse and other Federal property only (great job!). Wanting to be asked by City & State to STOP THE RIOTS. Would bring in National Guard, end problem immediately. ASK! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
Trump also continued his weird obsession with “Suburban Women,” a phrase that sounds like it’s lifted right out of a bygone day of even more societally entrenched American sexism. He’s been repeatedly touting the idea that he’ll keep low income housing out of the suburbs, and thus, “suburban women” should vote for him. This line of argument seems brazenly racist — it’s marginalized communities who are most often associated with low income housing. In other words, it sounds as if Trump’s remarks could be “translated” as a pledge to keep black Americans out of predominately white communities.
Why would Suburban Women vote for Biden and the Democrats when Democrat run cities are now rampant with crime (and they aren’t asking the Federal Government for help) which could easily spread to the suburbs, and they will reconstitute, on steroids, their low income suburbs plan! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
Among other things, Trump also made a nonsense claim about mail-in voting in New Jersey, suggested there’s a “deep state” conspiracy to hold up Coronavirus therapeutics until after the election in order to make him look bad, and insisted that Democrats had insulted Milwaukee by not having a gathering in the city despite initial plans to host the DNC there. They avoided the city because of the danger of mass gatherings amidst the pandemic — not because of some conspiracy.
Biden and the Democrats have greatly disrespected the Great State of Wisconsin by not even paying a small visit to Milwaukee, the designated site of the DNC. The State & City worked very hard to make sure things would be good. Not nice. Vote Trump Wisconsin! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
The deep state, or whoever, over at the FDA is making it very difficult for drug companies to get people in order to test the vaccines and therapeutics. Obviously, they are hoping to delay the answer until after November 3rd. Must focus on speed, and saving lives! @SteveFDA — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
Many doctors and studies disagree with this! https://t.co/fpLVJZMvHS — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
In New Jersey they want you to certify that you asked for the Universal Mail-In Ballot that they sent you. But you never asked for it. Disaster in the wings! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2020
Check out Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Trump Sees Sunday Shows & Responds Unhinged Public Hissy-Fit

President Donald Trump doesn ’ t seem to be a big fan of news anchor Chris Wallace , who hosts Fox News Sunday .
In fact , Trump doesn ’ t seem to be a big fan of any kind of scrutiny at all .
After apparently watching the Sunday morning edition of Wallace ’ s show this weekend , Trump melted down on Twitter .
He spiraled so far off into his nonsense that he referred to one particular political opponent , Delaware ’ s Democratic Senator Chris Coons , as “ Chrisie.
” What is that apparent derisive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ self-obsessed , sputtering nonsense is what the president peddles on a daily basis while Americans struggle through the crises that he has helped exacerbate .
‘ “ Next we ’ ll turn to people of the Biden inner circle ” , said by Chris Wallace of @ FoxNews after unsuccessfully GRILLING Mark Meadows .
Then all softball questions to a group of Biden lightweights , including Senator Chris Coons of Delaware… Chris Wallace “ forgot ” to ask a very weak and pathetic Schumer puppet , Senator Chrisie Coons , why Biden fought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BAN on people coming into our Country from heavily infected China .
Biden later admitted I was right !
But why no question ?
’ Trump has talked so much about the travel restrictions that he put on transit from China towards the start of the Coronavirus pandemic ; it ’ s wild .
The restrictions obviously were far from enough to appropriately deal with the spreading virus , since the U.S. continues to languish under huge numbers of new Coronavirus cases and deaths .
Although some Democrats did point out that Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ didn ’ t exactly seem well-guided , Biden didn ’ t — he “ took no position on the China restrictions when they were implemented , ” FactCheck.org explains , adding that his campaign eventually stated that he supported the restrictions , since they were science-based .
Trump is just making up a conflict and then making up that he won it , essentially .
The travel restrictions themselves didn ’ t even constitute a “ ban , ” since tens of thousands of individuals still traveled from China to the U.S. after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ noting .
According to MSNBC analyst Rick Tyler , the U.S. was the 39th country to impose Coronavirus-related travel restrictions , and the Trump administration ’ s own action came after airline companies had already begun winding down flights .
Meanwhile , on Sunday afternoon , Trump also seemed to basically try to wish a lead in the polls into existence .
He tweeted : But… he ’ s not .
He can ’ t just yell about “ Fake news !
” and make actual reality become magically fake .
Check out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s nonsense below :

President Donald Trump doesn’t seem to be a big fan of news anchor Chris Wallace, who hosts Fox News Sunday. In fact, Trump doesn’t seem to be a big fan of any kind of scrutiny at all. After apparently watching the Sunday morning edition of Wallace’s show this weekend, Trump melted down on Twitter. He spiraled so far off into his nonsense that he referred to one particular political opponent, Delaware’s Democratic Senator Chris Coons, as “Chrisie.” What is that apparent derisive nickname supposed to even mean? This self-obsessed, sputtering nonsense is what the president peddles on a daily basis while Americans struggle through the crises that he has helped exacerbate.
He tweeted:
‘“Next we’ll turn to people of the Biden inner circle”, said by Chris Wallace of @FoxNews after unsuccessfully GRILLING Mark Meadows. Then all softball questions to a group of Biden lightweights, including Senator Chris Coons of Delaware… Chris Wallace “forgot” to ask a very weak and pathetic Schumer puppet, Senator Chrisie Coons, why Biden fought me when I put an extremely early BAN on people coming into our Country from heavily infected China. Biden later admitted I was right! But why no question?’
“Next we’ll turn to people of the Biden inner circle”, said by Chris Wallace of @FoxNews after unsuccessfully GRILLING Mark Meadows. Then all softball questions to a group of Biden lightweights, including Senator Chris Coons of Delaware. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 23, 2020
Chris Wallace “forgot” to ask a very weak and pathetic Schumer puppet, Senator Chrisie Coons, why Biden fought me when I put an extremely early BAN on people coming into our Country from heavily infected China. Biden later admitted I was right! But why no question? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 23, 2020
Trump has talked so much about the travel restrictions that he put on transit from China towards the start of the Coronavirus pandemic; it’s wild. The restrictions obviously were far from enough to appropriately deal with the spreading virus, since the U.S. continues to languish under huge numbers of new Coronavirus cases and deaths. Although some Democrats did point out that Trump’s rush to impose the restrictions didn’t exactly seem well-guided, Biden didn’t — he “took no position on the China restrictions when they were implemented,” FactCheck.org explains, adding that his campaign eventually stated that he supported the restrictions, since they were science-based. Trump is just making up a conflict and then making up that he won it, essentially.
The travel restrictions themselves didn’t even constitute a “ban,” since tens of thousands of individuals still traveled from China to the U.S. after their implementation, it’s worth noting. According to MSNBC analyst Rick Tyler, the U.S. was the 39th country to impose Coronavirus-related travel restrictions, and the Trump administration’s own action came after airline companies had already begun winding down flights.
400k+ flew from China before the US became the 39th country to impose travel restrictions. 40k+ came after. Since CV was already here and the fact that the US now leads in cases and is 3rd in deaths makes Trump’s claim of early decisive action meaningless. https://t.co/nQj5Bq3thg — Rick Tyler-Still Right (@rickwtyler) April 7, 2020
Meanwhile, on Sunday afternoon, Trump also seemed to basically try to wish a lead in the polls into existence. He tweeted:
‘Actually, I think I’m leading in the Polls!’
But… he’s not. He can’t just yell about “Fake news!” and make actual reality become magically fake.
Check out Twitter’s response to the president’s nonsense below:


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Humiliating Trump ‘Love Letter’ To Putin Reveled By Senate Investigation

It looks as if Donald Trump left his Dear Diary unlocked and open .
Then , the Senate Oversight Committee came in and read it .
Who would have guessed that Trump had a hard-on for the dictator ?
Okay everyone , but POTUS should have closed his fly instead of leaving his attraction out in the open for everyone to see .
New York Times Investigative Reporter Mike McIntire put the letter out there when he tweeted : One lesson we have learned from the US president has been that anytime he calls something “ a hoax , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Republican-chaired Senate Intelligence Committee just released The New York Times ’ final report on its investigation into Russia interfering in the 2016 presidential election .
Tucked among its nearly 1000 pages , were a relatively large number of communications between the Trump presidential campaign officials and Russian operatives , according to The Forbes magazine .
Those included an especially telling link between the president ’ s chair Paul Manafort and the Russian spy , GRU Intelligence Agent Konstantin Kilimnik .
Trump ’ s embarrassing letter to his secret crush , Russia ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his pressed flower corsages and prom programs .
In 2007 , the Russian president was named Time Magazine ’ s Person of the Year , and the Donald had an excuse to send the dictator this love letter .
Americans were not pleased .
Catch these rather mean but funny responses below : ‘ Now we know what Trump means by a love letter by reading his to Putin.
’ ‘ “ He breaks up with our allies and writes love letters to dictators , ” Kerry said .
Below is a genuine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I am a big fan of yours !
” ’ ‘ Maybe he ’ ll write a love letter and stalk him like he did Putin.
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It looks as if Donald Trump left his Dear Diary unlocked and open. Then, the Senate Oversight Committee came in and read it. Who would have guessed that Trump had a hard-on for the dictator? Okay everyone, but POTUS should have closed his fly instead of leaving his attraction out in the open for everyone to see.
New York Times Investigative Reporter Mike McIntire put the letter out there when he tweeted:
‘Fascinating artifact from Senate Intel report: old fan mail from Trump to Putin’
One lesson we have learned from the US president has been that anytime he calls something “a hoax,” he is making a giant lie. The Republican-chaired Senate Intelligence Committee just released The New York Times’ final report on its investigation into Russia interfering in the 2016 presidential election.
Tucked among its nearly 1000 pages, were a relatively large number of communications between the Trump presidential campaign officials and Russian operatives, according to The Forbes magazine. Those included an especially telling link between the president’s chair Paul Manafort and the Russian spy, GRU Intelligence Agent Konstantin Kilimnik.
Trump’s embarrassing letter to his secret crush, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin was also among his pressed flower corsages and prom programs. In 2007, the Russian president was named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year, and the Donald had an excuse to send the dictator this love letter.
Americans were not pleased. Catch these rather mean but funny responses below:
‘2007: Trump begins mating dance with Vladimir Putin by sending this letter to indicate that he is ovluating.’
‘I like Presidents that don’t send love letters to a Russian Dictator!! HOW ABOUT SENDING A HATE LETTER ABOUT THE BOUNTIES ON U.S. SOLDIERS BY YOUR PUPPET MASTER PUTIN!! Instead of kissing & hugging a U.S. Flag maybe you should hug & kiss a Russia flag!! Very unpatriotic!!!’
‘“Lol. That’s Funny (But) most likely true. Please Enjoy Your Evening Mr. Palmer & Trump. Fuck You & Folk’s. Trump Here Has Being Sleeping With Putin For Year’s. Here’s A Letter That Trump Sent Putin In 2007. He Sure Love’s Putin. You Think???’
‘I too wrote Putin a personal letter in 2007′
‘Why do you think trump picked Rand Paul to hand deliver that private letter personally to Putin? It appears to me Putin would also have to trust Paul for that kinda contact.’
‘Now we know what Trump means by a love letter by reading his to Putin.’ ‘“He breaks up with our allies and writes love letters to dictators,” Kerry said. Below is a genuine love letter to Putin from Trump: “I am a big fan of yours!”’ ‘Maybe he’ll write a love letter and stalk him like he did Putin.’
She was referring to:
‘Trump’s letters to Putin. Beautiful letters! Most perfect letters! Or, as Trump would put it, “He begged like a dog.”‘
‘Just had to look again at this letter from @realDonaldTrump to Putin this man is currently President of the united states. Trump has had contact with the Kremlin, Putin & oligarchs for years prior to running for President, Russia is the US biggest enemy!. #TrumpRussiaCollusion’
‘Context to Trump writing a love letter as “big fan” of Putin – this was Dec 19, 2007 – before Obama put T on the political map And just two days before he sexually assaulted former Apprentice contestant Summer Zervos at Beverly Hills Hotel Xenophobe, predator, fan of tyrants’
‘What do Trump’s manly supporters think about his love letter to Putin? Please. Tell me. I’d love to know why you too choose Russia over America?’
‘Hey fanboy. The letter that you sent to Putin should have included “You’re my HERO” along with what you wrote and underlined “I am a big fan of yours” TRAITOR!’ ‘This is what fascism looks like. tRump is following Putin’s orders to the letter!’
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bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Twitter Punishes Trump After Morning ‘Drop Box’ Conspiracy Tweet

Twitter has again acted against one of President Donald Trump ’ s posts this weekend .
Hours after Trump put up a tweet claiming , among other lies , that drop boxes for absentee/ mail-in ballots could facilitate the spread of the Coronavirus , the platform flagged the tweet with a message indicating that the post “ violated the Twitter Rules about civic and election integrity.
” When viewing the tweet , that message now pops up first , and users have to click “ view ” to see the post .
As the Twitter company noted in an explanatory @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sharing “ false and misleading information intended to intimidate or dissuade people from participating in an election or other civic process.
” It ’ s staggering , of course , that this “ false and misleading information ” came from the president of the United States .
In his original lie-riddled post , he said : ‘ So now the Democrats are using Mail Drop Boxes , which are a voter security disaster .
Among other things , they make it possible for a person to vote multiple times .
Also , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Republican or Democrat areas ?
They are not Covid sanitized .
A big fraud !
’ Drop boxes for ballots — which the Trump campaign sued Pennsylvania authorities over after they were used in the state ’ s primary election — are not a “ voter security disaster.
” They do not “ make it possible for a person to vote multiple times.
” They just don ’ t .
The same security and verification measures that are in place for other absentee/ mail-in ballots are in place for ballots left in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ballot came in under the same name , for instance , election authorities would notice !
That ’ s literally their job .
Is Trump even truly familiar with those security measures ?
Is he simply trying to mask his glaring incompetence with these conspiracy theories ?
Twitter , for its part , noted the “ misleading health claims ” aspect of the president ’ s tweet in an explanation for its action , which the company faced criticism for taking hours to undertake in the first place .
There is no evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spread of the Coronavirus .
Trump just seems to be pulling out all the stops as part of his paranoia about his potentially looming general election loss .

Twitter has again acted against one of President Donald Trump’s posts this weekend. Hours after Trump put up a tweet claiming, among other lies, that drop boxes for absentee/ mail-in ballots could facilitate the spread of the Coronavirus, the platform flagged the tweet with a message indicating that the post “violated the Twitter Rules about civic and election integrity.” When viewing the tweet, that message now pops up first, and users have to click “view” to see the post. As the Twitter company noted in an explanatory post, their platform prohibits users from sharing “false and misleading information intended to intimidate or dissuade people from participating in an election or other civic process.”
Per our policies, this Tweet will remain on the service given its relevance to ongoing public conversation. Engagements with the Tweet will be limited. People will be able to Retweet with Comment, but not Like, Reply, or Retweet it. pic.twitter.com/USuaRr5ING — Twitter Safety (@TwitterSafety) August 23, 2020
It’s staggering, of course, that this “false and misleading information” came from the president of the United States. In his original lie-riddled post, he said:
‘So now the Democrats are using Mail Drop Boxes, which are a voter security disaster. Among other things, they make it possible for a person to vote multiple times. Also, who controls them, are they placed in Republican or Democrat areas? They are not Covid sanitized. A big fraud!’
Drop boxes for ballots — which the Trump campaign sued Pennsylvania authorities over after they were used in the state’s primary election — are not a “voter security disaster.” They do not “make it possible for a person to vote multiple times.” They just don’t. The same security and verification measures that are in place for other absentee/ mail-in ballots are in place for ballots left in a drop box. If more than one ballot came in under the same name, for instance, election authorities would notice! That’s literally their job. Is Trump even truly familiar with those security measures? Is he simply trying to mask his glaring incompetence with these conspiracy theories?
Twitter has officially hidden Trump’s post this morning. They say it violates Twitter’s rules against blatant voter suppression. https://t.co/8iX6e6FTgF — Marshall Cohen (@MarshallCohen) August 23, 2020
Twitter, for its part, noted the “misleading health claims” aspect of the president’s tweet in an explanation for its action, which the company faced criticism for taking hours to undertake in the first place. There is no evidence indicating that drop boxes could facilitate the spread of the Coronavirus. Trump just seems to be pulling out all the stops as part of his paranoia about his potentially looming general election loss.
Now there will be headlines about Twitter's action. But those stories should note how long it took Twitter to take action on a rules violation. If a house is set on fire & the fire dept responds 5hrs later, the headline isn't that the dept responded. It's about the time it took. — Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) August 23, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--New Secret Trump Audio Tapes Revealed In Election-Influencing Leak

The Trump family has remained relatively mum about their president brother Donald Trump .
Both his elder and younger brothers have died , leaving only him and his two sisters .
One of those sisters , former Juge Maryanne Trump Barry , was caught on tape .
Her words were caustic .
She was candid in conversations with her niece Mary Trump Ph.D. Their niece legally recorded her aunt talking about POTUS .
The Recording Law reported that under New York state law , it is legal to tape a conversation with the consent of one party , which in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump wrote the recently released and publisher ’ s highest-grossing book Too Much and Never Enough : How My Family Created The World ’ s Most Dangerous Man .
When Barry was sitting as a federal judge , she heard Donald Trump on Fox News talking about her The Washington Post reported .
The commander-in-chief said : For the first time , Donald Trump ’ s eldest sister and former federal appellate judge Maryanne Trump Barry was caught on tape talking candidly about him .
She joined the office of the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was only one of two women in the 62-attorney office from 1974 through 1983 .
She had this to say about her wayward brother : Barry , 83 , was stunned by her nine-years-younger brother in the office of president : The White House issued a statement Saturday .
His lack of denial was blinding : The Washington Post interviewed Trump ’ s niece last month and asked for her source .
She chose not to give up her Aunt Maryanne at that time : Barry addressed the graduating class of Fairfield University @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been proud of his sister at times .
In 2016 , he said : Only once , Barry asked for her brother ’ s help obtaining a federal judgeship from President Ronald Reagan .
Donald Trump ’ s attorney Roy Cohn was “ like kissing buddies ” with Reagan : Barry said this of her middle brother : Since then , she has climbed in stature on her own .
Finally , Barry told him : Then , Mary Trump asked her aunt what Donald Trump had accomplished on his own without any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brother Robert died on August 15 , 2020 .
He supported POTUS “ one-thousand percent ” in spite of the president merciless tormenting him .
Robert was 10 years younger than Donald .
After their father died , the Donald talked more about himself during the funeral : Twitter world went wild after the audiotapes were released .
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ compelling spy mystery .
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The Trump family has remained relatively mum about their president brother Donald Trump. Both his elder and younger brothers have died, leaving only him and his two sisters. One of those sisters, former Juge Maryanne Trump Barry, was caught on tape. Her words were caustic.
She was candid in conversations with her niece Mary Trump Ph.D. Their niece legally recorded her aunt talking about POTUS. The Recording Law reported that under New York state law, it is legal to tape a conversation with the consent of one party, which in this case was Mary Trump.
Mary Trump wrote the recently released and publisher’s highest-grossing book Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created The World’s Most Dangerous Man.
When Barry was sitting as a federal judge, she heard Donald Trump on Fox News talking about her The Washington Post reported. The commander-in-chief said:
‘[M]aybe I’ll have to put her at the border.’
For the first time, Donald Trump’s eldest sister and former federal appellate judge Maryanne Trump Barry was caught on tape talking candidly about him.
She joined the office of the United States Attorney located in New Jersey. She was only one of two women in the 62-attorney office from 1974 through 1983. She had this to say about her wayward brother:
‘All he wants to do is appeal to his base. He has no principles. None. None. And his base, I mean my God, if you were a religious person, you want to help people. Not do this.’
Barry, 83, was stunned by her nine-years-younger brother in the office of president:
‘His goddamned tweet and lying, oh my God. I’m talking too freely, but you know. The change of stories. The lack of preparation. The lying. Holy shit…what they’re doing with kids at the border. [Trump] hasn’t read my immigration opinions.’
His Ph.D. trained niece asked her aunt:
‘What has he read?’
Trump’s eldest sister responded:
‘No. He doesn’t read.’
Later Barry said:
‘It’s the phoniness of it all. It’s the phoniness and this cruelty. Donald is cruel.’
The White House issued a statement Saturday. His lack of denial was blinding:
‘Every day it’s something else, who cares. I miss my brother, and I’ll continue to work hard for the American people. Not everyone agrees, but the results are obvious. Our country will soon be stronger than ever before!’
Trump’s older sister said:
‘He was a brat. I did his homework for him [and] I drove him around New York City to try to get him into college. He went to Fordham for one year [two years] and then he got into University of Pennsylvania because he had somebody take the exams.’
His niece exclaimed:
‘No way! He had somebody take his entrance exams?’
Barry responded:
‘SATs or whatever. . . . That’s what I believe. I even remember the name…Joe Shapiro.’
The Washington Post interviewed Trump’s niece last month and asked for her source. She chose not to give up her Aunt Maryanne at that time:
‘I prefer not to say who it is. It’s somebody who would have absolutely no reason to make it up.’
Spokesperson for Mary Trump, Chris Bastardi, said:
‘She hoped to prove this, as is often done, by recording words contrary to their sworn statements. She never expected to learn much of what she heard.’
Barry addressed the graduating class of Fairfield University in Connecticut in 2011:
‘Success can be as simple as the warm feeling you get when you smile at a stranger, someone you know must be lonely, and having that stranger return your smile.’
POTUS has been proud of his sister at times. In 2016, he said:
‘We do have different views a little bit. She’s a very, very highly respected judge.’
Only once, Barry asked for her brother’s help obtaining a federal judgeship from President Ronald Reagan. Donald Trump’s attorney Roy Cohn was “like kissing buddies” with Reagan:
‘He had Roy Cohn call Reagan about needing to appoint a woman as a federal judge in New Jersey. Because Reagan’s running for reelection, and he was desperate for the female vote…I had the nomination.’
Barry said this of her middle brother:
‘[He] once tried to take credit for me. [He said] Where would you be without me?’
Since then, she has climbed in stature on her own. Finally, Barry told him:
‘You say that one more time and I will level you. the only favor I ever asked for in my whole life. [I earned it] on my own merit. Donald is out for Donald, period.’
Then, Mary Trump asked her aunt what Donald Trump had accomplished on his own without any help. Barry replied:
‘I don’t know. Well he has five [business] bankruptcies…You can’t trust him.’
POTUS’ brother Robert died on August 15, 2020. He supported POTUS “one-thousand percent” in spite of the president merciless tormenting him. Robert was 10 years younger than Donald.
After their father died, the Donald talked more about himself during the funeral:
‘Donald was the only one who didn’t speak about Dad. I don’t want any of my siblings to speak at my funeral. And that’s all about Donald and what he did at Dad’s funeral. I don’t know. It was all about him.’
Twitter world went wild after the audiotapes were released. Check out some of our favorites below:
I thought so. We all knew. Now Trump’s own family is confirming this. pic.twitter.com/vnbnVnZXT3 — Lorenzo (@Mile_Marker_0) August 23, 2020
Featured image is a screenshot via YouTube.
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bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Claudia Conway Reveals Horrific ‘Childhood Abuse’ During Emancipation Announcement

Top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway ’ s daughter Claudia has recently made a name for herself on social media with her harsh criticism of her mother ’ s longtime boss , Donald Trump .
Kellyanne has stuck by the president through cascades of mind-numbing nonsense — but Claudia seems to be sick of it .
On Twitter over the weekend , Claudia said that she was “ devastated ” that her mother would be speaking at the Republican National Committee , and subsequently , she claimed that she was “ officially pushing for emancipation.
” In a Sunday morning tweet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so “ because of years of childhood trauma and abuse.
” ‘ i ’ m [ devastated ] that my mother is actually speaking at the RNC .
like DEVASTATED beyond compare… i ’ m officially pushing for emancipation .
buckle up because this is probably going to be public one way or another , unfortunately .
welcome to my life… my mother ’ s job ruined my life to begin with .
heartbreaking that she continues to go down that path after years of watching her children suffer .
selfish .
it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ladies and gentlemen.
’ Kellyanne was the manager for Trump ’ s campaign at the time of the 2016 general election .
She has repeatedly touted this fact as if it ’ s some kind of accomplishment that folks can look up to , but in reality , she spent all that time supporting the belligerent narcissism of Donald Trump .
Meanwhile , on Sunday morning , among other weekend posts , Claudia added : Claudia Conway was trending on Twitter over the weekend .
One Twitter user , identifying themselves as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support : Claudia is not the only member of the family other than Kellyanne who has garnered some significant attention .
George Conway , Kellyanne ’ s husband/ Claudia ’ s dad , has done the same .
He ’ s an anti-Trump activist who is one of the individuals behind The Lincoln Project , which is a group of anti-Trump Republicans who have been releasing a stream of hard-hitting video ads ahead of the general election .
Check out Twitter responses to Claudia below :

Top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway’s daughter Claudia has recently made a name for herself on social media with her harsh criticism of her mother’s longtime boss, Donald Trump. Kellyanne has stuck by the president through cascades of mind-numbing nonsense — but Claudia seems to be sick of it. On Twitter over the weekend, Claudia said that she was “devastated” that her mother would be speaking at the Republican National Committee, and subsequently, she claimed that she was “officially pushing for emancipation.” In a Sunday morning tweet, she said that she was doing so “because of years of childhood trauma and abuse.”
Claudia said:
‘i’m [devastated] that my mother is actually speaking at the RNC. like DEVASTATED beyond compare… i’m officially pushing for emancipation. buckle up because this is probably going to be public one way or another, unfortunately. welcome to my life… my mother’s job ruined my life to begin with. heartbreaking that she continues to go down that path after years of watching her children suffer. selfish. it’s all about money and fame, ladies and gentlemen.’
i’m devasted that my mother is actually speaking at the RNC. like DEVASTATED beyond compare — CLAUDIA CONWAY (@claudiamconwayy) August 23, 2020
i’m officially pushing for emancipation. buckle up because this is probably going to be public one way or another, unfortunately. welcome to my life — CLAUDIA CONWAY (@claudiamconwayy) August 23, 2020
my mother’s job ruined my life to begin with. heartbreaking that she continues to go down that path after years of watching her children suffer. selfish. it’s all about money and fame, ladies and gentlemen. — CLAUDIA CONWAY (@claudiamconwayy) August 23, 2020
Kellyanne was the manager for Trump’s campaign at the time of the 2016 general election. She has repeatedly touted this fact as if it’s some kind of accomplishment that folks can look up to, but in reality, she spent all that time supporting the belligerent narcissism of Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, on Sunday morning, among other weekend posts, Claudia added:
‘i’m not getting emancipated because of my mom’s job.. it is because of years of childhood trauma and abuse’
y’all love to twist everything 😭😭 i’m not getting emancipated because of my mom’s job.. it is because of years of childhood trauma and abuse — CLAUDIA CONWAY (@claudiamconwayy) August 23, 2020
Claudia Conway was trending on Twitter over the weekend. One Twitter user, identifying themselves as “Amy Lynn,” commented in support:
‘Kellyanne’s daughter Claudia Conway is pushing for emancipation and is devastated that her Mom is speaking at the RNC. I can’t imagine having my Mother carry water for tRump and continually defend his lies. Poor girl! I support you Claudia!!’
Kellyanne's daughter Claudia Conway is pushing for emancipation and is devastated that her Mom is speaking at the RNC. I can't imagine having my Mother carry water for tRump and continually defend his lies. Poor girl! I support you Claudia!! — Amy Lynn🌊🌺🌈 (@AmyAThatcher) August 23, 2020
Claudia is not the only member of the family other than Kellyanne who has garnered some significant attention. George Conway, Kellyanne’s husband/ Claudia’s dad, has done the same. He’s an anti-Trump activist who is one of the individuals behind The Lincoln Project, which is a group of anti-Trump Republicans who have been releasing a stream of hard-hitting video ads ahead of the general election.
Check out Twitter responses to Claudia below:


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--WH Chief of Staff Confronted On ‘ABC Sunday’ Over Secret Trump Audio Tape

The news dropped recently that President Donald Trump ’ s sister , retired federal Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , had been caught on tape harshly denouncing the president ’ s conduct , which she characterized as full of “ lying ” and “ phoniness.
” The remarks were captured on tape by Mary Trump , who ’ s the president ’ s niece and seems to be one of if not the only Trump willing to honestly assess what their family has done .
During an appearance on ABC ’ s This Week with host George Stephanopoulos over the weekend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Meadows lashed out against the president ’ s sister , whose remarks he described as part of “ just another day and another attack.
” She ’ s the president ’ s sister !
Is there no one who Team Trump is unwilling to come out against ?
‘ Just another day and another attack that we continue to see , George .
I can tell you that I ’ ve never met the judge .
I was at the funeral , I was hoping to meet her there .
She didn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s funeral .
And the president that I have the privilege of serving is not the one that is being described on a 15 hour… secret tape .
I mean , what family member tapes another family member for 15 hours secretly ?
I can tell you this .
The president is committed to this country , loves this country .
In terms of the one principle that he , not only every morning , talks to me about is — what can we do to serve the American people better , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that.
’ Watch his comments in the video below : Covertly recording a family member is one of the least bizarre things that a member of the Trump family has done .
Donald Trump himself once kicked Mary Trump ’ s brother , Fred Trump III , off the health coverage associated with the family business , which meant that Fred III ’ s son , William , who had cerebral palsy , was suddenly no longer covered for critical medical treatment .
That sort of behavior is miles more outrageous than Mary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the job description of the White House press secretary does not ordinarily include serving as a metaphorical attack dog against the president ’ s own family members .
Meadows ’ s appearance on ABC and his disparaging remarks about Maryanne only serve to reiterate the cult of personality that underpins so much of the president ’ s team ’ s operations .
In her original remarks , Maryanne said , in part : In a terse response released by the White House , Donald said : The president and his allies have so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ substance .
Mary Trump , for her part , has written a high-profile book called Too Much and Never Enough : How My Family Created the World ’ s Most Dangerous Man .
Mary is a licensed clinical psychologist , and that experience informs her perspective .

The news dropped recently that President Donald Trump’s sister, retired federal Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, had been caught on tape harshly denouncing the president’s conduct, which she characterized as full of “lying” and “phoniness.” The remarks were captured on tape by Mary Trump, who’s the president’s niece and seems to be one of if not the only Trump willing to honestly assess what their family has done. During an appearance on ABC’s This Week with host George Stephanopoulos over the weekend, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows lashed out against the president’s sister, whose remarks he described as part of “just another day and another attack.” She’s the president’s sister! Is there no one who Team Trump is unwilling to come out against?
Asked about the tape, Meadows told Stephanopoulos:
‘Just another day and another attack that we continue to see, George. I can tell you that I’ve never met the judge. I was at the funeral, I was hoping to meet her there. She didn’t show up for her brother’s funeral. And the president that I have the privilege of serving is not the one that is being described on a 15 hour… secret tape. I mean, what family member tapes another family member for 15 hours secretly? I can tell you this. The president is committed to this country, loves this country. In terms of the one principle that he, not only every morning, talks to me about is — what can we do to serve the American people better, and he’s been very consistent in that.’
Watch his comments in the video below:
Covertly recording a family member is one of the least bizarre things that a member of the Trump family has done. Donald Trump himself once kicked Mary Trump’s brother, Fred Trump III, off the health coverage associated with the family business, which meant that Fred III’s son, William, who had cerebral palsy, was suddenly no longer covered for critical medical treatment. That sort of behavior is miles more outrageous than Mary’s recordings.
More acutely — the job description of the White House press secretary does not ordinarily include serving as a metaphorical attack dog against the president’s own family members. Meadows’s appearance on ABC and his disparaging remarks about Maryanne only serve to reiterate the cult of personality that underpins so much of the president’s team’s operations.
In her original remarks, Maryanne said, in part:
‘His goddamned tweet and lying, oh my God. I’m talking too freely, but you know. The change of stories. The lack of preparation. The lying. Holy shit… It’s the phoniness of it all. It’s the phoniness and this cruelty. Donald is cruel.’
In a terse response released by the White House, Donald said:
‘Every day it’s something else, who cares. I miss my brother, and I’ll continue to work hard for the American people. Not everyone agrees, but the results are obvious. Our country will soon be stronger than ever before.’
The president and his allies have so many hollow promises, and so little substance.
Mary Trump, for her part, has written a high-profile book called Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man. Mary is a licensed clinical psychologist, and that experience informs her perspective.


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Trump’s Sunday Golf Outing Goes Horribly Wrong After Protestor Confronts Him

On Sunday , August 23 , President Donald Trump yet again went to one of his golf courses on what was apparently at least the 272nd day of his presidency on which he ’ d visited a golf course branded with his own name .
That works out to that Trump has been on the golf course on over one out of every five days of his presidency .
On Sunday , he was confronted by a small group of anti-Trump protesters outside the golf course ’ s entrance , including one with a sign insisting that “ Suburban Moms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recently been ranting about how “ Suburban Women ” ( who he ’ s also referred to as “ Housewives ” ) supposedly have got to be on board with his campaign because of his pledge to keep low income housing out of the suburbs .
His anti-low income housing rhetoric seems brazenly racist .
Members of marginalized communities are often associated with low income housing , so Trump ’ s comments might be able to be “ translated ” as a thinly veiled pledge to keep black Americans out of majority-white suburbs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pretty clear .
Cory Booker ( not “ Corey ” ) is a Democratic Senator from New Jersey who has no apparent relationship to any kind of actual policy plan on the part of the Biden team .
However , Booker is black — and Trump is glibly using the Senator ’ s identity as part of his attempt to scare “ suburban housewives ” into voting for him .
Trump says that marginalized community-associated housing would “ invade ” suburbs if not for him — could the racist undertones be any more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appearance in a previous Twitter message from the president on the subject .
In July , he tweeted : The patronizing insistence on using terminology like “ Suburban Housewives ” seems to be itself glaringly sexist too , it ’ s worth noting .
It ’ s as if he can ’ t help but flounder big time .

On Sunday, August 23, President Donald Trump yet again went to one of his golf courses on what was apparently at least the 272nd day of his presidency on which he’d visited a golf course branded with his own name. That works out to that Trump has been on the golf course on over one out of every five days of his presidency. On Sunday, he was confronted by a small group of anti-Trump protesters outside the golf course’s entrance, including one with a sign insisting that “Suburban Moms [Love] Joe.” Trump has recently been ranting about how “Suburban Women” (who he’s also referred to as “Housewives”) supposedly have got to be on board with his campaign because of his pledge to keep low income housing out of the suburbs.
Trump was greeted to a sign at his golf club that read “Suburban moms (heart symbol) Joe” https://t.co/ivfSMDQc2c — Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) August 23, 2020
His anti-low income housing rhetoric seems brazenly racist. Members of marginalized communities are often associated with low income housing, so Trump’s comments might be able to be “translated” as a thinly veiled pledge to keep black Americans out of majority-white suburbs. Really — the racist undertones are pretty clear.
On August 12, Trump tweeted:
‘The “suburban housewife” will be voting for me. They want safety & are thrilled that I ended the long running program where low income housing would invade their neighborhood. Biden would reinstall it, in a bigger form, with Corey Booker in charge!’
The “suburban housewife” will be voting for me. They want safety & are thrilled that I ended the long running program where low income housing would invade their neighborhood. Biden would reinstall it, in a bigger form, with Corey Booker in charge! @foxandfriends @MariaBartiromo — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2020
Cory Booker (not “Corey”) is a Democratic Senator from New Jersey who has no apparent relationship to any kind of actual policy plan on the part of the Biden team. However, Booker is black — and Trump is glibly using the Senator’s identity as part of his attempt to scare “suburban housewives” into voting for him. Trump says that marginalized community-associated housing would “invade” suburbs if not for him — could the racist undertones be any more glaring?
The racist undertones made another appearance in a previous Twitter message from the president on the subject. In July, he tweeted:
‘I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low income housing built in your neighborhood.’
The patronizing insistence on using terminology like “Suburban Housewives” seems to be itself glaringly sexist too, it’s worth noting. It’s as if he can’t help but flounder big time.
I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low income housing built in your neighborhood… — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Jason Miller’s ‘Meet The Press’ Appearance Becomes Trump PR Disaster

During an appearance on NBC ’ s Meet the Press on Sunday morning , top Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller tried to defend President Donald Trump ’ s hiring practices after yet another one of his former top staffers , Steve Bannon , faced federal criminal charges .
Bannon ’ s charges were related to a fraudulent crowdfunding scheme that he was a part of called We Build The Wall , which he and his co-conspirators pocketed money from .
On Meet the Press , Miller tried to insist that Bannon ’ s charges did not reflect poorly on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ NBC identified Bannon as the seventh person involved in some capacity with Trump ’ s 2016 campaign who has faced federal criminal charges .
‘ I disagree on that .
I think you take a look at the great people that President Trump has surrounded himself with — some of the brilliant women , and some of brilliant leaders that we have within this administration , some of our Cabinet members , and I would say that overall , the president ’ s had a very good track record of hiring excellent people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on that list… who have made some serious mistakes in their life that had nothing to do with President Trump , and they ’ re going to have to be accountable for that .
When you look at the president and the people he has brought on board… these are some very solid people , who I think work very hard for the American people every day.
’ Notably , Miller cited longtime Trump adviser Stephen Miller as a supposed example of the folks in the White House who are working hard on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the supposed greatness of the president ’ s hiring practices .
Miller is a draconian anti-immigrant fanatic whose “ greatest hits ” while advising the president include his role in the development of the “ Muslim ban ” and in the infamous Trump administration policy of separating immigrant children from their parents .
Awhile back , CNN ’ s White House correspondent Jim Acosta memorably noted that the net result of Trump ’ s hiring and firing practices was that the only folks left at the White House were “ Kool-Aid drinkers ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @

During an appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday morning, top Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller tried to defend President Donald Trump’s hiring practices after yet another one of his former top staffers, Steve Bannon, faced federal criminal charges. Bannon’s charges were related to a fraudulent crowdfunding scheme that he was a part of called We Build The Wall, which he and his co-conspirators pocketed money from. On Meet the Press, Miller tried to insist that Bannon’s charges did not reflect poorly on the president’s hiring practices, although NBC identified Bannon as the seventh person involved in some capacity with Trump’s 2016 campaign who has faced federal criminal charges.
Host Chuck Todd posed the question:
‘Why shouldn’t voters look at this and say the president seems to surround himself with people with shady instincts?’
Miller self-confidently replied, referencing the list of folks who’ve faced charges:
‘I disagree on that. I think you take a look at the great people that President Trump has surrounded himself with — some of the brilliant women, and some of brilliant leaders that we have within this administration, some of our Cabinet members, and I would say that overall, the president’s had a very good track record of hiring excellent people. There are a number of folks on that list… who have made some serious mistakes in their life that had nothing to do with President Trump, and they’re going to have to be accountable for that. When you look at the president and the people he has brought on board… these are some very solid people, who I think work very hard for the American people every day.’
Watch his comments below:
WATCH: Following Steve Bannon’s recent indictment, @JasonMillerinDC says President Trump has a track record of “hiring excellent people.” #MTP #IfItsSunday “When you look at the president and the people he has brought on board … these are some very solid people.” pic.twitter.com/LjMzoRL8fg — Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) August 23, 2020
Notably, Miller cited longtime Trump adviser Stephen Miller as a supposed example of the folks in the White House who are working hard on behalf of the American people and prove the supposed greatness of the president’s hiring practices. Miller is a draconian anti-immigrant fanatic whose “greatest hits” while advising the president include his role in the development of the “Muslim ban” and in the infamous Trump administration policy of separating immigrant children from their parents.
Awhile back, CNN’s White House correspondent Jim Acosta memorably noted that the net result of Trump’s hiring and firing practices was that the only folks left at the White House were “Kool-Aid drinkers” and “next of kin.”


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--Pelosi Defeats Trump With ‘CNN Sunday’ Fact Check Message To America

President Donald Trump and his political allies have been majorly threatening the integrity of the election heading into November , suggesting , for instance , that they may not accept the results .
Polls suggest that Trump is heading into the election as the underdog — Biden leads Trump by an average of 8.8 percent in national polls as of Sunday morning , according to FiveThirtyEight — so the GOP might be trying to set up some kind of excuse for a loss .
After all , they can shout , “ It was rigged !
” ( It wasn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on CNN ’ s State of the Union this weekend , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) denounced Trump ’ s remarks as having “ no association with fact , validity , or truth ” and insisted that the American people must turn out to vote in order to counter his belligerence .
Asked if Democrats would accept the election results if Trump wins a second term , Pelosi said : ‘ Of course , but that doesn ’ t mean that we will not shout out against his initiatives whether it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Service so that we will not have the opportunity for people to vote by mail , not having to choose between their health and their vote .
It doesn ’ t mean that we ignore the Russian interference into our election , and they try to cloak it by saying , well , we look at many countries — but the Russians , 24/7 , are interfering into our election , the President welcomes it .
So again , it isn ’ t a question of accepting the result .
The question is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they must vote , they must have a plan to vote , they must vote early , because [ the GOP ’ s ] playbook is one that has all kinds of obstacles to participation in our country.
’ Pelosi added that it ’ s “ so sad to see Republicans marching to this drummer , ” adding that “ they ’ re complicit ” in Trump ’ s “ undermining the integrity of our election.
” This weekend , the House passed the Delivering for America Act , which includes $ 25 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Service that would help them effectively handle mail-in ballots and which the agency ’ s own Board of Governors , all of whom were appointed by Trump , have requested — but it ’ s unclear that there ’ s any chance of the legislation making any inroads in the Senate .
Republicans are complicit .
Check out her comments below : Trump has kept up his election-related lies as recently as Sunday morning .
He tweeted : Ballot drop boxes — which Trump ’ s campaign has been challenging in a court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ voter security disaster , ” and they do not make it possible for someone to vote multiple times .
They just don ’ t .
The same security and verification measures that are in places for other ballots are in place for those received through the boxes .
Among the other nonsense , there ’ s no evidence that the boxes will spread Coronavirus , either .

President Donald Trump and his political allies have been majorly threatening the integrity of the election heading into November, suggesting, for instance, that they may not accept the results. Polls suggest that Trump is heading into the election as the underdog — Biden leads Trump by an average of 8.8 percent in national polls as of Sunday morning, according to FiveThirtyEight — so the GOP might be trying to set up some kind of excuse for a loss. After all, they can shout, “It was rigged!” (It wasn’t.) During an appearance on CNN’s State of the Union this weekend, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) denounced Trump’s remarks as having “no association with fact, validity, or truth” and insisted that the American people must turn out to vote in order to counter his belligerence.
Asked if Democrats would accept the election results if Trump wins a second term, Pelosi said:
‘Of course, but that doesn’t mean that we will not shout out against his initiatives whether it’s to tie up the Postal Service so that we will not have the opportunity for people to vote by mail, not having to choose between their health and their vote. It doesn’t mean that we ignore the Russian interference into our election, and they try to cloak it by saying, well, we look at many countries — but the Russians, 24/7, are interfering into our election, the President welcomes it. So again, it isn’t a question of accepting the result. The question is making sure that the public knows that they must vote, they must have a plan to vote, they must vote early, because [the GOP’s] playbook is one that has all kinds of obstacles to participation in our country.’
Pelosi added that it’s “so sad to see Republicans marching to this drummer,” adding that “they’re complicit” in Trump’s “undermining the integrity of our election.” This weekend, the House passed the Delivering for America Act, which includes $25 billion in emergency funding for the Postal Service that would help them effectively handle mail-in ballots and which the agency’s own Board of Governors, all of whom were appointed by Trump, have requested — but it’s unclear that there’s any chance of the legislation making any inroads in the Senate. Republicans are complicit.
Meanwhile, Pelosi summarized:
‘The best thing all the time is to ignore what [Trump] has to say, because it has no association with fact, validity, or truth… he may have his bully pulpit, but we have the American people and will make sure they turn out to vote.’
Check out her comments below:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "The Russians, 24/7, are interfering into our election, the President welcomes it. It isn't a question of accepting the result. The question is making sure that the public knows that they must vote" #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/1rMYCk72tt — CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) August 23, 2020
Trump has kept up his election-related lies as recently as Sunday morning. He tweeted:
‘So now the Democrats are using Mail Drop Boxes, which are a voter security disaster. Among other things, they make it possible for a person to vote multiple times. Also, who controls them, are they placed in Republican or Democrat areas? They are not Covid sanitized. A big fraud!’
So now the Democrats are using Mail Drop Boxes, which are a voter security disaster. Among other things, they make it possible for a person to vote multiple times. Also, who controls them, are they placed in Republican or Democrat areas? They are not Covid sanitized. A big fraud! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 23, 2020
Ballot drop boxes — which Trump’s campaign has been challenging in a court case in Pennsylvania — are not a “voter security disaster,” and they do not make it possible for someone to vote multiple times. They just don’t. The same security and verification measures that are in places for other ballots are in place for those received through the boxes. Among the other nonsense, there’s no evidence that the boxes will spread Coronavirus, either.
The president has started his Sunday by resuming his work to delegitimize the election and scaring Americans into not voting. He explained why, btw, in a March 30 Fox interview. He said that if turnout increased, "you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again." https://t.co/jruA5Q1RHR — S.V. Dáte (@svdate) August 23, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-08-23--USPS Workers Stage Weekend Revolt & Heroically Defy Postmaster General

Is it possible that the highly unqualified Donald Trump crony , newly installed Postmaster General Louis DeJoy , left a snail trail as he left the Senate ?
He testified before the GOP-led Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Friday and is expected to testify before the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee on Monday .
Postal workers show that they are more committed to performing their jobs than supporting Trump .
In Washington State , they defied DeJoy by reinstalling the million-dollar-plus high-speed mail sorting machines .
Clearly , the postmaster was not attempting to prepare for the November @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Senate that he would stop taking down the machines and post-office boxes , but he refused to return all that he has dismantled since he took office .
People watched as flat-bed trucks hauled off dozens of corner blue mailboxes .
DeJoy also managed to weasel-word himself about ending overtime .
Instead , Veterans ’ prescriptions were delayed .
Businesses ’ order sat idle , and in some cases , bills and other mail piled up in loose boxes .
It only made sense to reinstall the high-speed machines after 40 percent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eight of its 18 machines , according to The Forbes magazine .
The Wenatchee , WA machines were also reinstalled .
The USPS Director of Maintenance Kevin Couch expressly forbade that action .
In addition , one Dallas area facility also ignored the orders and reinstalled its high-speed machines .
Of course , Americans have been concerned about the upcoming election .
Officials expect a far larger number of mail-in votes due to the coronavirus pandemic .
As a result of DeJoy carrying out Trump ’ s wishes to corrupt the USPS and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Post Office has become endangered .
DeJoy had notified 46 states that he could not “ guarantee that ballots mailed before Election Day would arrive in time.
” Indeed , Trump told Fox Business ’ Maria Bartiromo that he was trying to make it more difficult to process votes .
The president has been abusing power far beyond the Executive Branch .
America was set up with three co-equal branches , which should have served as a check against such overreach .
However , Attorney General William Barr and Senate Leader “ Moscow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-CA ) and the Oversight Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney ( D-NY ) sent DeJoy a letter with 173 House Democratic representatives ’ signatures : Twitter world was irate after Trump tried to take down the Post Office .
Take a look at what they said : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ order .

Is it possible that the highly unqualified Donald Trump crony, newly installed Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, left a snail trail as he left the Senate? He testified before the GOP-led Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Friday and is expected to testify before the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee on Monday. Postal workers show that they are more committed to performing their jobs than supporting Trump.
In Washington State, they defied DeJoy by reinstalling the million-dollar-plus high-speed mail sorting machines. Clearly, the postmaster was not attempting to prepare for the November 3rd election mail-in votes. DeJoy told the Senate that he would stop taking down the machines and post-office boxes, but he refused to return all that he has dismantled since he took office.
People watched as flat-bed trucks hauled off dozens of corner blue mailboxes. DeJoy also managed to weasel-word himself about ending overtime. Instead, Veterans’ prescriptions were delayed. Businesses’ order sat idle, and in some cases, bills and other mail piled up in loose boxes.
It only made sense to reinstall the high-speed machines after 40 percent in the Seattle-Tacoma were taken down, eight of its 18 machines, according to The Forbes magazine. The Wenatchee, WA machines were also reinstalled. The USPS Director of Maintenance Kevin Couch expressly forbade that action.
In addition, one Dallas area facility also ignored the orders and reinstalled its high-speed machines.
Of course, Americans have been concerned about the upcoming election. Officials expect a far larger number of mail-in votes due to the coronavirus pandemic. As a result of DeJoy carrying out Trump’s wishes to corrupt the USPS and to win at any cost, the Post Office has become endangered.
DeJoy had notified 46 states that he could not “guarantee that ballots mailed before Election Day would arrive in time.” Indeed, Trump told Fox Business’ Maria Bartiromo that he was trying to make it more difficult to process votes.
Representative James Corner (R-KY) released this statement, NBC News reported:
‘Postmaster General DeJoy has nothing to be ashamed of. He rightfully took action to improve its efficiency and operations to better serve the American people.’
The president has been abusing power far beyond the Executive Branch. America was set up with three co-equal branches, which should have served as a check against such overreach. However, Attorney General William Barr and Senate Leader “Moscow” Mitch McConnell have abdicated their duty.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and the Oversight Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) sent DeJoy a letter with 173 House Democratic representatives’ signatures:
‘[The House decried the] implementing of polices that accelerate the crisis at the Postal Service.’
Twitter world was irate after Trump tried to take down the Post Office. Take a look at what they said:
Yesterday every Democrat & 26 Republicans voted to save the #USPS. @boblatta was not one of them. Your constituents will not forget this Bob. We are ready to #flipthe5th #SundayMotivation #USPS2020VOTE pic.twitter.com/3uSJCPIr2A — Nick Rubando for Congress (@NickRubando) August 23, 2020
Featured image is a screenshot via YouTube.
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.