bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Democrat Asks Supreme Court To Intervene & Flip Election From GOP

In 2000 , George W. Bush beat Al Gore with one state , Florida , and the election came down to just 537 votes .
The recount and legal battle took six weeks to decide , and the recount was stopped by the Supreme Court rather than finished .
In Iowa , Democratic candidate for an open seat in Congress Rita Hart lost her election in the second district by just six points , and today she asked the state ’ s Supreme Court to review the loss .
Republicans had the absolute gall to get upset when those challenges @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Republican Party who has had little to say about Donald Trump demanding that the presidential election be overturned even though he lost by more than seven million popular votes and 74 electoral college votes .
The GOP that still supports Trump have tried to compare these cases to Trump ’ s although there are absolutely no similarities .
It is feasible to believe that either a vote counting machine or human election workers counting by hand could make a mistake in a race as close as Hart had against the GOP challenger who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ race , Mariannette Miller-Meeks .
Hart ’ s challenge involves 15 votes that were wrongfully not counted .
‘ Democrat Rita Hart asked the U.S. House on Tuesday to investigate and overturn the race that Iowa says she lost by six votes , arguing that 22 ballots were wrongly excluded and others weren ’ t examined during the recount .
‘ In a notice of contest , Hart argued that she would have netted 15 votes and defeated Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks had the 22 ballots been tallied in Iowa ’ s 2nd Congressional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attorney who specializes in election laws and represents Hart , said that overturning the election results is a slim to nothing possibility , but that it ’ s important to fight it out , regardless .
According to the Associated Press , Elias said : Republicans like Joni Ernst and Tom Cotton , neither of whom have spoken out against Trump ’ s attempts to actually thwart democracy , were quick to fire off condemning tweets about Hart ’ s challenge .
‘ Hart ’ s challenge is potentially awkward for both parties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as President Donald Trump waged a baseless drive to overturn results in several states he lost in an unsuccessful bid to reverse his reelection defeat .
They stressed that every legal vote should count , the same argument Hart is making .
Democrats , meanwhile , cited state certification of vote results among many reasons why Trump should concede .
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In 2000, George W. Bush beat Al Gore with one state, Florida, and the election came down to just 537 votes. The recount and legal battle took six weeks to decide, and the recount was stopped by the Supreme Court rather than finished. In Iowa, Democratic candidate for an open seat in Congress Rita Hart lost her election in the second district by just six points, and today she asked the state’s Supreme Court to review the loss. Republicans had the absolute gall to get upset when those challenges were announced.
This is the same Republican Party who has had little to say about Donald Trump demanding that the presidential election be overturned even though he lost by more than seven million popular votes and 74 electoral college votes. The GOP that still supports Trump have tried to compare these cases to Trump’s although there are absolutely no similarities.
Democrat Rita Hart, who fell six votes short of winning an open Iowa seat, formally contested her loss with the U.S. House this morning. https://t.co/tvdydsTzMz — POLITICO (@politico) December 22, 2020
It is feasible to believe that either a vote counting machine or human election workers counting by hand could make a mistake in a race as close as Hart had against the GOP challenger who has been declared the winner of their race, Mariannette Miller-Meeks. Hart’s challenge involves 15 votes that were wrongfully not counted.
‘Democrat Rita Hart asked the U.S. House on Tuesday to investigate and overturn the race that Iowa says she lost by six votes, arguing that 22 ballots were wrongly excluded and others weren’t examined during the recount. ‘In a notice of contest, Hart argued that she would have netted 15 votes and defeated Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks had the 22 ballots been tallied in Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District.’
Today, I am officially asking the House to ensure every Iowan's voice is heard in #IA02. 22 ballots remain uncounted from Election Night & thousands of others that were never examined. We've got to count the votes & get this right. pic.twitter.com/hWTsUDHkhy — Rita Hart (@RitaHartIA) December 22, 2020
Marc Elias, an American attorney who specializes in election laws and represents Hart, said that overturning the election results is a slim to nothing possibility, but that it’s important to fight it out, regardless. According to the Associated Press, Elias said:
‘Although it is admittedly tempting to close the curtain on the 2020 election cycle, prematurely ending this contest would disenfranchise Iowa voters and award the congressional seat to the candidate who received fewer lawful votes.’
Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks beat Democrat Rita Hart in Iowa's 2nd District. Now, Pelosi and Hart are trying to steal the seat. No wonder Iowa rejected Rita Hart—Hart puts her loyalty to Pelosi ahead of Iowa. This is an unlawful disgrace. https://t.co/PdLnXqx8y2 — Tom Cotton (@TomCottonAR) December 18, 2020
Republicans like Joni Ernst and Tom Cotton, neither of whom have spoken out against Trump’s attempts to actually thwart democracy, were quick to fire off condemning tweets about Hart’s challenge.
‘Hart’s challenge is potentially awkward for both parties. Many Republicans supported or were silent as President Donald Trump waged a baseless drive to overturn results in several states he lost in an unsuccessful bid to reverse his reelection defeat. They stressed that every legal vote should count, the same argument Hart is making. Democrats, meanwhile, cited state certification of vote results among many reasons why Trump should concede.’
NEW: I joined @ChuckGrassley & Reps.-elect Ashley Hinson and Randy Feenstra in urging leaders of the House of Representatives and House Committee on Administration to reject Rita Hart’s contest of election results in Iowa’s second congressional district. pic.twitter.com/BscfVxtjdB — Joni Ernst (@SenJoniErnst) December 16, 2020
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bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Matt Gaetz Disbarment Petition Request Filed In Florida

Pam Keith is doing something many Americans wish that they could do .
The Florida Democrat ran to represent the state ’ s 18th Congressional District and lost , but that is not it .
No , she is doing that would make oh so many lives better .
She has filed a petition to disbar Representative Matt Gaetz ( R-FL ) , one of Donald Trump ’ s most loyal go-boys .
When the president ’ s former personal attorney/fixer Michael Cohen testified against Trump before Congress , Gaetz trotted on over to the hearing room and stood just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ So why does Keith want to disbar Trump ?
She is filing over Gaetz ’ s support for Trump ’ s challenges to the 2020 election , according to her tweet : ‘ This petition to disbar Matt Gaetz has been filed .
But you can still sign .
I will update the Bar w/additional signatures after the holidays .
Whether or not they choose to discipline him ( they have censured him in the past ) , the record of his tenure will have this stain forever ’ Even as the Donald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has remained as loyal as any follower .
Part of that has been to support POTUS ’ attempt to overturn the election aka commit a daylight coup : Her petition had 3,305 signatures by Tuesday afternoon .
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Pam Keith is doing something many Americans wish that they could do. The Florida Democrat ran to represent the state’s 18th Congressional District and lost, but that is not it. No, she is doing that would make oh so many lives better.
She has filed a petition to disbar Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL), one of Donald Trump’s most loyal go-boys. When the president’s former personal attorney/fixer Michael Cohen testified against Trump before Congress, Gaetz trotted on over to the hearing room and stood just within Cohen’s peripheral vision.
So why does Keith want to disbar Trump? She is filing over Gaetz’s support for Trump’s challenges to the 2020 election, according to her tweet:
‘This petition to disbar Matt Gaetz has been filed. But you can still sign. I will update the Bar w/additional signatures after the holidays. Whether or not they choose to discipline him (they have censured him in the past), the record of his tenure will have this stain forever’
Even as the Donald has headed toward the door, Gaetz has remained as loyal as any follower. Part of that has been to support POTUS’ attempt to overturn the election aka commit a daylight coup:
‘[Gaetz was] one of the 126 House Republicans to sign an amicus brief supporting Texas’s effort to have the Supreme Curt overturn the election results in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia.’
Her petition had 3,305 signatures by Tuesday afternoon. It claimed:
‘Gaetz acted in sedition designed to “tear apart the fabric of federalism that allows this nation to function and thrive…and violated standards for lawyers licensed in Florida, and should be sanctioned.’
Of course, Gaetz responded with a smarmy tweet:
‘Pam – I’ve never lost an election. Honest questions: How many times have you run? How many wins? (The voters just aren’t that into you…).’
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bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Michigan Attorney General Moves To Sanction Trump Lawyer

It has been interesting watching Donald Trump throw himself at the lawsuit door , over and over and over 60 times with one loss on a technicality .
At least , we learn that this president is tenacious is nothing else .
Attorney Rudy Giuliani and a team of attorneys have been obediently following their president ’ s orders , no matter how frivolous .
But now , all the president ’ s men and women are in trouble .
A Michigan appeals court rejected cases from his campaign , but the state was by no means alone .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Georgia , Minnesota , Nevada , Pennsylvania , and Wisconsin , too .
The president and his friends were , according to The Guardian : Jonathan Oosting Michigan politics reporter for Bridge Michigan tweeted that these attorneys “ won ’ t be able to practice law : ” ‘ This will continue to be a losing strategy , and in a way it ’ s even bad for him : he gets to re-lose the election numerous times .
The depths of his petulance and narcissism continue to surprise me.
’ The man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has refused to concede .
Instead , he posts “ conspiracy theories , misstatements and vows to keep up his fight to subvert the election.
” The judges in battleground states have been remarkably tolerant of the frivolous lawsuits .
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro ( D ) tweeted about the president ’ s Facebook post : ‘ No , I didn ’ t hear any facts or evidence .
What I did hear was a sad Facebook rant from a man who lost an election.
’ Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ threatening violence against state Representative Cynthia Johnson , according to WINS : ‘ The threats Rep. Johnson has received are appalling , ugly and deeply disturbing , but her response to those messages is also unacceptable and I strongly condemn both .
My office has received a number of calls and emails from residents about these incidents.
’ ‘ As Michiganders , and as Americans , we can not allow hateful rhetoric from a few individuals to drag the masses down into a spiral of unjust actions .
It is never acceptable for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to incite violence or to threaten others with harm .
When vigilantes assume justice is theirs to serve , our democracy suffers .
It ’ s time for us to move forward together as a state instead of engaging in – or celebrating – actions of hate and divisiveness.
’ ‘ The perpetuation of meritless and disingenuous claims of election fraud — without the production of any evidence weeks after the general election — continues to fuel an increasingly dangerous and destructive political environment that needlessly removes focus on addressing the significant challenges @ @ @ @ @ @ @ claim the lives and livelihoods of Michiganders across our state and throughout the political spectrum.
’ Twitter world exploded in color .
People responded , each a spotlight reflecting their colorful responses .
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It has been interesting watching Donald Trump throw himself at the lawsuit door, over and over and over 60 times with one loss on a technicality. At least, we learn that this president is tenacious is nothing else. Attorney Rudy Giuliani and a team of attorneys have been obediently following their president’s orders, no matter how frivolous. But now, all the president’s men and women are in trouble.
A Michigan appeals court rejected cases from his campaign, but the state was by no means alone. The attorneys lost election lawsuits in Arizona, Georgia, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, too.
The president and his friends were, according to The Guardian:
‘[R]ecycling the same baseless claims, even after Trump’s own attorney general, William Barr, declared this week that the justice department had uncovered no widespread fraud.’
Jonathan Oosting Michigan politics reporter for Bridge Michigan tweeted that these attorneys “won’t be able to practice law:”
‘”I think we need to go back to a time where you can trust an attorney is making an accurate and truthful representation to the court, because if they don’t, then they won’t be able to practice law any more (sic),” Nessel told Michigan reporters in a year-end press call.’
Oosting added that Michigan AG Dana Nessel seeks “professional sanctions:”
‘NEW: Michigan AG Dana Nessel says she will seek professional sanctions against Sidney Powell, Trump campaign attorneys who made “what we believe to be an intentional misrepresentation” of facts in recent election lawsuits.’
Professor at Boston College Law School Kent Greenfield said: ‘This will continue to be a losing strategy, and in a way it’s even bad for him: he gets to re-lose the election numerous times. The depths of his petulance and narcissism continue to surprise me.’ The man who occasionally sits in the Oval Office has refused to concede. Instead, he posts “conspiracy theories, misstatements and vows to keep up his fight to subvert the election.” The judges in battleground states have been remarkably tolerant of the frivolous lawsuits. Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro (D) tweeted about the president’s Facebook post: ‘No, I didn’t hear any facts or evidence. What I did hear was a sad Facebook rant from a man who lost an election.’
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued a statement after receiving 80-plus phone calls threatening violence against state Representative Cynthia Johnson, according to WINS: ‘The threats Rep. Johnson has received are appalling, ugly and deeply disturbing, but her response to those messages is also unacceptable and I strongly condemn both. My office has received a number of calls and emails from residents about these incidents.’ The attorney general continued: ‘As Michiganders, and as Americans, we cannot allow hateful rhetoric from a few individuals to drag the masses down into a spiral of unjust actions. It is never acceptable for anyone – especially a public servant – to incite violence or to threaten others with harm. When vigilantes assume justice is theirs to serve, our democracy suffers. It’s time for us to move forward together as a state instead of engaging in – or celebrating – actions of hate and divisiveness.’ Nessel added: ‘The perpetuation of meritless and disingenuous claims of election fraud — without the production of any evidence weeks after the general election — continues to fuel an increasingly dangerous and destructive political environment that needlessly removes focus on addressing the significant challenges of the pandemic as it continues to claim the lives and livelihoods of Michiganders across our state and throughout the political spectrum.’
Twitter world exploded in color. People responded, each a spotlight reflecting their colorful responses. Take a look at some of our favorites below:
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bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Trump, RNC, & Republican Party Hit With Legal Power Move

Well , it appears that Donald Trump has stepped in it again .
As he goes about the nation ’ s capitol setting of virtual cluster bombs in an attempt to destroy the government that housed him for four years — minus his 2,639 hours and 39 minutes of golfing , according to The Trump Golf Count .
A general estimate of an average of fours per day means he spent nearly 650 days away from the office .
Yet , Trump has been trying anything and everything to remain in the White House .
But if he can not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can .
The NAACP amended an existing lawsuit to accuse both the president ’ s campaign and the Republican Party of violating the Ku Klux Klan Act in some swing states .
The civil rights organization included the Reconstruction-era law in its case .
The Southern Poverty Law Center ( SPLC ) has called the KKK “ a history of hate in America : ” The SPLC further defined the KKK by including its “ atrocities that are difficult for most people to imagine : ‘ Since 1865 , the Ku Klux Klan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of hatred in America , and its members have been responsible for atrocities that are difficult for most people to even imagine .
Today , while the traditional Klan has declined , there are many other groups which go by a variety of names and symbols and are at least as dangerous as the KKK.
’ The NAACP filed its original lawsuit for the Michigan Welfare Rights Organization and a group of black voters .
They accused his campaign of violating the Voting Rights Act in its attempts to steal the election away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of renewing the lawsuit was to incorporate the Republican National Committee ( RNC ) as another defendant as well as the reference to the Ku Klux Klan Act : Trump ’ s attorneys have sent a flurry of lawsuits flying all over the country , landing in battleground states .
The president had no doubt he would win the 2020 election .
His sycophants and his ability to live in an alternative reality may have convinced him that he actually did win .
Over 60 of the lawsuits POTUS ’ attorneys filed failed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The NAACP in its newly amended lawsuit alleged that the effort illegally targeted areas predominantly black cities : 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 .

Well, it appears that Donald Trump has stepped in it again. As he goes about the nation’s capitol setting of virtual cluster bombs in an attempt to destroy the government that housed him for four years — minus his 2,639 hours and 39 minutes of golfing, according to The Trump Golf Count. A general estimate of an average of fours per day means he spent nearly 650 days away from the office.
Yet, Trump has been trying anything and everything to remain in the White House. But if he cannot have the American government, no one can.
The NAACP amended an existing lawsuit to accuse both the president’s campaign and the Republican Party of violating the Ku Klux Klan Act in some swing states. The civil rights organization included the Reconstruction-era law in its case.
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has called the KKK “a history of hate in America:”
‘[It is] not the natural discord that characterizes a democracy, but the wild, irrational, killing hate that has led men and women throughout our history to extremes of violence against others simply because of their race, nationality, religion or lifestyle.’
The SPLC further defined the KKK by including its “atrocities that are difficult for most people to imagine:
‘Since 1865, the Ku Klux Klan has provided a vehicle for this kind of hatred in America, and its members have been responsible for atrocities that are difficult for most people to even imagine. Today, while the traditional Klan has declined, there are many other groups which go by a variety of names and symbols and are at least as dangerous as the KKK.’
The new lawsuit read:
‘Defendants’ efforts to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of voters — targeting cities with large Black populations, including Detroit, Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Atlanta, Georgia — repeat the worst abuses in our nation’s history, where Black Americans were denied a voice in American democracy for most of the first two centuries of the Republic.’
The NAACP filed its original lawsuit for the Michigan Welfare Rights Organization and a group of black voters. They accused his campaign of violating the Voting Rights Act in its attempts to steal the election away from President-elect Joe Biden.
The purpose of renewing the lawsuit was to incorporate the Republican National Committee (RNC) as another defendant as well as the reference to the Ku Klux Klan Act:
‘[P]reventing by force, intimidation, or threat, any citizen who is lawfully entitled to vote, from giving his support or advocacy in a legal manner, toward or in favor of the election of any lawfully qualified person as an elector for President or Vice President.’
Trump’s attorneys have sent a flurry of lawsuits flying all over the country, landing in battleground states. The president had no doubt he would win the 2020 election. His sycophants and his ability to live in an alternative reality may have convinced him that he actually did win.
Over 60 of the lawsuits POTUS’ attorneys filed failed. One won on a technicality.
The NAACP in its newly amended lawsuit alleged that the effort illegally targeted areas predominantly black cities:
‘These systematic efforts–violations of the VRAand the Ku Klux Klan Act–have largely been directed at major metropolitan areas with large Black voter populations. Defendants have not directed these efforts at predominantly white areas.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Religious Hero Pat Robertson Publicly Dumps Trump

Why do evangelical Christians like Donald Trump so much ?
That has been a standing question ever since they decided his vote in the 2016 presidential election .
Their adoration has only grown since then .
Many believe Trump is the Second Coming of Jesus Christ .
They should dust off their Bibles and read who comes into the world prior to the Second Coming .
They will not like it .
Trump has a foul mouth , sexually misuses women , and is a true snake oil salesman .
His son-in-law Jared Kushner owns a building in New York @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the “ 666 ” .
As a Christian , POTUS should know the implications of holding a Bible upside down , which he did during a photo-op .
He does not even know how to pronounce Corinthians II ( Second Corinthians ) .
A second-grader in Sunday School would know it is not pronounced “ Corinthians Two.
” Televangelist Pat Robertson has been a strong supporter of this president .
Yet , even he has been calling him “ very erratic.
” Then , he asked the president to “ accept that President-elect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should not consider running again in 2024.
” Unfortunately for these Trump Christians , the antichrist shows up first , according to the Moody Church Media .
Pastor Erwin Lutzer said : ‘ [ He will ] find a tremendous amount of support from people , he ’ s going to be a peace candidate .
He ’ ll just think he ’ s going to be the ruler of a certain territory , and he might not know what the Bible says about the antichrist .
But as time develops , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ll become more evil .
Then suddenly he ’ s going to realize that he has tremendous power , and he ’ s going to desire worship.
’ It gets worse .
The Moody Bible Institute indicated : ‘ At this Second Coming , the Antichrist will be cast into the Lake of Fire and Satan will be bound for a thousand years .
The nations and their representatives will be judged .
At this Second Coming , the Antichrist will be cast into the Lake of Fire and Satan will be bound @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and their representatives will be judged.
’ Before Trump won , Robertson said God told him this man would win the presidency .
On his TV show on CBN The 700 Club , Robertson was asked whether Trump should run in 2024 .
He responded : Trump has not accepted his loss and has refused to concede .
Since the November 3 election , Trump has openly begun a daylight coup .
A coup need not be successful to still be considered a coup .
Robertson said , according to The Washington Post @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a marvelous job for the economy , but at the same time he is very erratic , and he ’ s fired people and he ’ s fought people and he ’ s insulted people and he keeps going down the line .
And so , it ’ s a mixed bag .
And I think it would be well to say , “ You ’ ve had your day and it ’ s time to move on.
” ‘ Even as early as 2017 , Robertson suggested that those who were “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ God.
” Yet , last summer he did not approve of Trump ’ s “ law and order ” response after police killed George Floyd .
Then , Robertson talked about some of the president ’ s “ false claims : ” ” He had the biggest crowd on Inauguration Day .
He had more people than ever .
He was the most popular of people — he saved NBC with The Apprentice .
You go down the line of things that really aren ’ t true .
And , you know , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because they loved him so much and he was so strong for the evangelicals — the evangelicals were with him all the way — but there was something about him that was good , that God placed him in that office for the time.
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Why do evangelical Christians like Donald Trump so much? That has been a standing question ever since they decided his vote in the 2016 presidential election. Their adoration has only grown since then. Many believe Trump is the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. They should dust off their Bibles and read who comes into the world prior to the Second Coming. They will not like it.
Trump has a foul mouth, sexually misuses women, and is a true snake oil salesman. His son-in-law Jared Kushner owns a building in New York at 666 Fifth Avenue, emphasis on the “666”. As a Christian, POTUS should know the implications of holding a Bible upside down, which he did during a photo-op. He does not even know how to pronounce Corinthians II (Second Corinthians). A second-grader in Sunday School would know it is not pronounced “Corinthians Two.”
Televangelist Pat Robertson has been a strong supporter of this president. Yet, even he has been calling him “very erratic.” Then, he asked the president to “accept that President-elect Joe Biden won and said the Republican should not consider running again in 2024.”
Unfortunately for these Trump Christians, the antichrist shows up first, according to the Moody Church Media. Pastor Erwin Lutzer said:
‘[He will] find a tremendous amount of support from people, he’s going to be a peace candidate. He’ll just think he’s going to be the ruler of a certain territory, and he might not know what the Bible says about the antichrist. But as time develops, and as he gains power, he’ll become more evil. Then suddenly he’s going to realize that he has tremendous power, and he’s going to desire worship.’
It gets worse. The Moody Bible Institute indicated:
‘ At this Second Coming, the Antichrist will be cast into the Lake of Fire and Satan will be bound for a thousand years. The nations and their representatives will be judged. At this Second Coming, the Antichrist will be cast into the Lake of Fire and Satan will be bound for a thousand years. The nations and their representatives will be judged.’
Before Trump won, Robertson said God told him this man would win the presidency. On his TV show on CBN The 700 Club, Robertson was asked whether Trump should run in 2024. He responded:
‘I think it’s a sideshow. I think it would be a mistake. My money would be on [former United Nations ambassador] Nikki Haley; I think she’d make a tremendous candidate for the Republican Party.’
Trump has not accepted his loss and has refused to concede. Since the November 3 election, Trump has openly begun a daylight coup. A coup need not be successful to still be considered a coup.
Robertson said, according to The Washington Post:
‘[Trump has] done a marvelous job for the economy, but at the same time he is very erratic, and he’s fired people and he’s fought people and he’s insulted people and he keeps going down the line. And so, it’s a mixed bag. And I think it would be well to say, “You’ve had your day and it’s time to move on.”‘
Even as early as 2017, Robertson suggested that those who were “revolting against the president were revolting against God.” Yet, last summer he did not approve of Trump’s “law and order” response after police killed George Floyd.
Then, Robertson talked about some of the president’s “false claims:”
”He had the biggest crowd on Inauguration Day. He had more people than ever. He was the most popular of people — he saved NBC with The Apprentice. You go down the line of things that really aren’t true. And, you know, people kept pointing to them, but because they loved him so much and he was so strong for the evangelicals — the evangelicals were with him all the way — but there was something about him that was good, that God placed him in that office for the time.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Trump Maniacally Yells Via Speakerphone As Food Giveaway Event Devolves

On Tuesday , Ivanka Trump — the outgoing president ’ s daughter and top adviser — participated in a food giveaway hosted by the King Jesus International Ministry in South Florida .
While at the event , Ivanka put her father on speakerphone so that he could offer a message to the participants — and the outgoing president promptly began ranting about the imaginary fraud that he claims plagued the recent presidential election .
To be clear : folks for whom the event provided some support have been seriously impacted throughout recent economic devastation .
Although Trump seems to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than the support recipients , still : when confronted with the need for food support among some people in the South Florida area , Trump ranted about conspiracies .
He ’ s an embarrassment .
‘ They dumped hundreds of thousands of ballots — it was a rigged election !
We ’ re fighting it , and we got 75 million votes — that ’ s the most ever gotten by a sitting president by a lot , and… people are never going to forget , and we are fighting very , very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Donald ’ s claims about the election .
An agency at the Department of Homeland Security , outgoing Attorney General Bill Barr , and local election officials of both major parties from around the country have all confirmed that there ’ s just no legitimate evidence for the president ’ s claims of widespread fraud .
Judges across the country , including a slew of Trump ’ s own appointees , have rejected the claims from the president and his team — and yet , Trump hasn ’ t let up with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ food giveaway event in South Florida seems like an apt representation of this entire closing chapter of the Trump presidency .
Donald has pretty much always seemed cultishly self-obsessed , but lately , as COVID-19 has spread across the country and Americans have suffered and died in greater numbers , Trump has seemed most concerned with his delusional fight against the election outcome .
In the aftermath of Election Day , reported results changed as workers and officials tabulated ballots .
This concept is neither remotely new nor complicated .
Counting votes takes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to reported tallies automatically suggest foul play — or “ dumped ” votes or whatever — on account of their timing is profoundly ignorant on a very basic level .

On Tuesday, Ivanka Trump — the outgoing president’s daughter and top adviser — participated in a food giveaway hosted by the King Jesus International Ministry in South Florida. While at the event, Ivanka put her father on speakerphone so that he could offer a message to the participants — and the outgoing president promptly began ranting about the imaginary fraud that he claims plagued the recent presidential election. To be clear: folks for whom the event provided some support have been seriously impacted throughout recent economic devastation. Although Trump seems to have been speaking to the food distributors rather than the support recipients, still: when confronted with the need for food support among some people in the South Florida area, Trump ranted about conspiracies. He’s an embarrassment.
Trump offered the following comments:
‘They dumped hundreds of thousands of ballots — it was a rigged election! We’re fighting it, and we got 75 million votes — that’s the most ever gotten by a sitting president by a lot, and… people are never going to forget, and we are fighting very, very hard.’
Check out Trump’s comments below:
Ivanka Trump puts her father Pres. Trump on speaker phone. He wishes everyone a merry Christmas and reiterates debunked claims about a rigged election. @WPLGLocal10 pic.twitter.com/pxyJQnWQ8n — Saira Anwer (@SairaWPLG) December 22, 2020
There’s no legitimacy to Donald’s claims about the election. An agency at the Department of Homeland Security, outgoing Attorney General Bill Barr, and local election officials of both major parties from around the country have all confirmed that there’s just no legitimate evidence for the president’s claims of widespread fraud. Judges across the country, including a slew of Trump’s own appointees, have rejected the claims from the president and his team — and yet, Trump hasn’t let up with his nonsense.
The debacle at the food giveaway event in South Florida seems like an apt representation of this entire closing chapter of the Trump presidency. Donald has pretty much always seemed cultishly self-obsessed, but lately, as COVID-19 has spread across the country and Americans have suffered and died in greater numbers, Trump has seemed most concerned with his delusional fight against the election outcome. In the aftermath of Election Day, reported results changed as workers and officials tabulated ballots. This concept is neither remotely new nor complicated. Counting votes takes time — pretending like post-Election Day changes to reported tallies automatically suggest foul play — or “dumped” votes or whatever — on account of their timing is profoundly ignorant on a very basic level.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Trump Screams That 100s Of Thousands Of Ballots Were ‘Dumped’

Outgoing President Donald Trump is continuing to push utter lies about the recently concluded presidential election , which he is desperately trying to convince observers that he won , despite reality telling an entirely different story .
On Tuesday , amidst a pretty much daily barrage of nonsensical conspiracy theories , Trump claimed — in all-caps , for some reason — that “ DEMOCRATS DUMPED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BALLOTS IN THE SWING STATES LATE IN THE EVENING , ” adding : “ IT WAS A RIGGED ELECTION !
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” This alleged fraud unequivocally did not take place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , an agency at the Department of Homeland Security , and local election officials of both major parties from around the country have all confirmed that there ’ s no evidence of election outcome-altering fraud .
Election results changed as workers counted ballots .
Not only have officials across the country and across levels of government confirmed that there ’ s no evidence of systematic fraud affecting the outcome of the election , but conservative and liberal judges , including a slew of Trump ’ s own appointees , have also rejected the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a steady stream of post-election court losses for the GOP .
Recently , every single justice on the U.S. Supreme Court , including Trump ’ s three nominees for that bench , rejected arguments that were at the center of a Texas-led lawsuit in which top Republicans , including the president ’ s own team , sought the invalidation of the election outcome in four states where Biden won .
Two conservative justices said that they ’ d have heard the case , but they added that they wouldn ’ t have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it end ?
When is the Republican fight against democracy going to draw to a close ?
Michael Flynn , who recently received a pardon from the president , has publicly presented the idea of declaring martial law and tasking the military with holding a new election .
Obviously , this tactic is entirely authoritarian and would represent a fundamental attack on the democratic process in the United States — but at one point , Flynn served in the Trump administration as the president ’ s national security adviser .
Prominent conservative attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Trump-allied attorney Sidney Powell , has also pushed the idea of declaring martial law .
Meanwhile , top Trump defender Rudy Giuliani has reportedly privately pushed the idea of tasking the Department of Homeland Security with seizing election management machines from around the country , although Giuliani was reportedly informed that the department does not have this authority .

Outgoing President Donald Trump is continuing to push utter lies about the recently concluded presidential election, which he is desperately trying to convince observers that he won, despite reality telling an entirely different story. On Tuesday, amidst a pretty much daily barrage of nonsensical conspiracy theories, Trump claimed — in all-caps, for some reason — that “DEMOCRATS DUMPED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BALLOTS IN THE SWING STATES LATE IN THE EVENING,” adding: “IT WAS A RIGGED ELECTION!!!” This alleged fraud unequivocally did not take place — outgoing U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr, an agency at the Department of Homeland Security, and local election officials of both major parties from around the country have all confirmed that there’s no evidence of election outcome-altering fraud. Election results changed as workers counted ballots.
THE DEMOCRATS DUMPED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BALLOTS IN THE SWING STATES LATE IN THE EVENING. IT WAS A RIGGED ELECTION!!! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 22, 2020
Not only have officials across the country and across levels of government confirmed that there’s no evidence of systematic fraud affecting the outcome of the election, but conservative and liberal judges, including a slew of Trump’s own appointees, have also rejected the claims from the president’s team in a steady stream of post-election court losses for the GOP. Recently, every single justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, including Trump’s three nominees for that bench, rejected arguments that were at the center of a Texas-led lawsuit in which top Republicans, including the president’s own team, sought the invalidation of the election outcome in four states where Biden won. Two conservative justices said that they’d have heard the case, but they added that they wouldn’t have granted the Republican demands.
When does it end? When is the Republican fight against democracy going to draw to a close? Michael Flynn, who recently received a pardon from the president, has publicly presented the idea of declaring martial law and tasking the military with holding a new election. Obviously, this tactic is entirely authoritarian and would represent a fundamental attack on the democratic process in the United States — but at one point, Flynn served in the Trump administration as the president’s national security adviser.
Prominent conservative attorney Lin Wood, who has worked with the Trump-allied attorney Sidney Powell, has also pushed the idea of declaring martial law. Meanwhile, top Trump defender Rudy Giuliani has reportedly privately pushed the idea of tasking the Department of Homeland Security with seizing election management machines from around the country, although Giuliani was reportedly informed that the department does not have this authority.
Check out Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Obama Issues Leadership Message To America As Trump Implodes

In an early tweet , The Vox reporter Aaron Rupar pointed to President-elect Joe Biden rolling up his sleeve to get his coronavirus vaccine .
Biden ’ s wife , first-lady-in-waiting Jill Biden joined him .
Next week , Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will get her shot along with her husband , Doug Emhoff .
The attorney will be the first man to hold the title of the First Gentleman .
It takes a strong man to marry a strong woman .
The reason Harris and Emhoff waited a week was out of an abundance of caution .
Biden and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well with his shot .
President Barack Obama has said that he and Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton will all receive televised vaccinations .
Rupar ’ s tweet pointed out that the frontline workers are owed “ a lot : ” Obama clarified that he would get his vaccination but only after Dr. Anthony Fauci had his .
The world-renowned virologist ’ s inoculation was televised this morning .
Tuesday morning Obama tweeted : ‘ With COVID cases surging worse than ever , getting vaccinated is one of the most important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the vaccine is widely available , socially distancing and wearing masks will actually save even more lives , and alleviate the pressure on healthcare workers.
’ Twitter world leaped to attention with the posture of the military individuals guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier .
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ read in any order .

In an early tweet, The Vox reporter Aaron Rupar pointed to President-elect Joe Biden rolling up his sleeve to get his coronavirus vaccine. Biden’s wife, first-lady-in-waiting Jill Biden joined him. Next week, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will get her shot along with her husband, Doug Emhoff. The attorney will be the first man to hold the title of the First Gentleman. It takes a strong man to marry a strong woman.
The reason Harris and Emhoff waited a week was out of an abundance of caution. Biden and Harris wanted to make certain everything went well with his shot.
President Barack Obama has said that he and Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton will all receive televised vaccinations.
Rupar’s tweet pointed out that the frontline workers are owed “a lot:”
‘Joe Biden gets a coronavirus vaccine shot, then says, “We owe these folks a lot. The scientists and the people who put this together, the frontline workers, the people what were the ones that did the clinical work.”‘
Joe Biden gets a coronavirus vaccine shot, then says, “We owe these folks a lot. The scientists and the people who put this together, the frontline workers, the people what were the ones that did the clinical work.” pic.twitter.com/b3ieZTjxn1 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 21, 2020
Obama clarified that he would get his vaccination but only after Dr. Anthony Fauci had his. The world-renowned virologist’s inoculation was televised this morning. Tuesday morning Obama tweeted:
‘With COVID cases surging worse than ever, getting vaccinated is one of the most important things we can do. But until the vaccine is widely available, socially distancing and wearing masks will actually save even more lives, and alleviate the pressure on healthcare workers.’
Twitter world leaped to attention with the posture of the military individuals guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Here are some of our favorite responses below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Latest Polling From Georgia Senate Races Reveals Great News For America

As Election Day in Georgia ’ s ongoing Senate run-off races quickly approaches , polling has revealed that both of the races are apparently strikingly close .
In other words , rather than a solid Republican rout , Democrats appear to definitely have a chance of winning both races , which would hand the party control of the Senate .
In the event of two Democratic victories , the chamber would be 50-50 — but vice presidents break ties , and the next vice president will be Kamala Harris .
As of early Tuesday , according to averages of relevant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Warnock leads Republican Kelly Loeffler by an average of 0.9 percent and Democrat Jon Ossoff leads Republican David Perdue by an average of 0.4 percent .
These numbers could swiftly change , but the trend seems clear : Democrats have a real chance of winning the two ongoing Senate races in Georgia , where President-elect Joe Biden recently scored a narrow victory .
Biden won the state by a little over 12,000 votes , and he was the first Democratic presidential nominee to win Georgia since the 1990s , when Bill Clinton was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an in-person campaign stop on behalf of the Democratic Senate candidates in Georgia , and he ’ s also recorded a video message on the candidates ’ behalf that the duo released as a joint ad .
Former president Barack Obama has also campaigned on behalf of both Democrats .
Among recent polls cataloged by FiveThirtyEight , SurveyUSA seems to have some of the best news for the Democrats .
In polling that SurveyUSA conducted in mid-December , Warnock led by 7 percent and Ossoff led by 5 percent , numbers that FiveThirtyEight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ percent lead , respectively .
( FiveThirtyEight says that they “ adjust polls for house effects based on how much each poll differs from the polling consensus.
” ) Other recent polling , including from the GOP-leaning Trafalgar Group , has the Republicans in the lead .
Loeffler and Perdue have tied themselves closely to Donald Trump .
Recently , the incumbent Republican Senators even expressed public support for a Texas-led lawsuit in which top Republicans were seeking the invalidation of the election outcome in four states where Biden won , including the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected this lawsuit , with not a single justice expressing any openness to granting the Republicans ’ anti-democratic demands .

As Election Day in Georgia’s ongoing Senate run-off races quickly approaches, polling has revealed that both of the races are apparently strikingly close. In other words, rather than a solid Republican rout, Democrats appear to definitely have a chance of winning both races, which would hand the party control of the Senate. In the event of two Democratic victories, the chamber would be 50-50 — but vice presidents break ties, and the next vice president will be Kamala Harris. As of early Tuesday, according to averages of relevant polling collected by FiveThirtyEight, Democrat Raphael Warnock leads Republican Kelly Loeffler by an average of 0.9 percent and Democrat Jon Ossoff leads Republican David Perdue by an average of 0.4 percent.
These numbers could swiftly change, but the trend seems clear: Democrats have a real chance of winning the two ongoing Senate races in Georgia, where President-elect Joe Biden recently scored a narrow victory. Biden won the state by a little over 12,000 votes, and he was the first Democratic presidential nominee to win Georgia since the 1990s, when Bill Clinton was on the ballot. Biden recently made an in-person campaign stop on behalf of the Democratic Senate candidates in Georgia, and he’s also recorded a video message on the candidates’ behalf that the duo released as a joint ad. Former president Barack Obama has also campaigned on behalf of both Democrats.
Among recent polls cataloged by FiveThirtyEight, SurveyUSA seems to have some of the best news for the Democrats. In polling that SurveyUSA conducted in mid-December, Warnock led by 7 percent and Ossoff led by 5 percent, numbers that FiveThirtyEight adjusted to a 5 percent and 4 percent lead, respectively. (FiveThirtyEight says that they “adjust polls for house effects based on how much each poll differs from the polling consensus.”) Other recent polling, including from the GOP-leaning Trafalgar Group, has the Republicans in the lead.
Loeffler and Perdue have tied themselves closely to Donald Trump. Recently, the incumbent Republican Senators even expressed public support for a Texas-led lawsuit in which top Republicans were seeking the invalidation of the election outcome in four states where Biden won, including the Senators’ own home state of Georgia. The U.S. Supreme Court rejected this lawsuit, with not a single justice expressing any openness to granting the Republicans’ anti-democratic demands.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-22--Trump Tweets Delirious Tuesday COVID Propaganda Message

Imagine this for a conundrum : Donald Trump , who has spent the past year trying to convince his supporters that COVID-19 isn ’ t nearly as bad as Democrats and medical science say it is , and who has also helped fuel the anti-vaxxer movement , now wants credit for having been in office when pharmaceutical companies developed a vaccination for that virus .
Go figure .
Although claims that Trump referred to the virus itself as a “ hoax ” have been debunked , he very much has said that the idea that his response to the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , 325,000 Americans are now dead , with the United States still included in the 20 countries with the highest mortality rate , and infections are soaring over the holidays .
According to PolitiFact , Trump told a rally crowd on February 28 in South Carolina that : ‘ Now the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus , you know that right ?
Coronavirus , they ’ re politicizing it .
We did one of the great jobs .
You say , ‘ How ’ s President Trump doing ?
’ They go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not good.
’ They have no clue .
They don ’ t have any clue .
They can ’ t even count their votes in Iowa .
They can ’ t even count .
No , they can ’ t .
They can ’ t count their votes .
‘ One of my people came up to me and said , ‘ Mr .
President , they tried to beat you on Russia , Russia , Russia.
’ That didn ’ t work out too well .
They couldn ’ t do it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That was not a perfect conversation .
They tried anything .
They tried it over and over .
They ’ d been doing it since you got in .
It ’ s all turning .
They lost .
It ’ s all turning .
Think of it .
Think of it .
And this is their new hoax.
’ Trump also helped feed the anti-vaxxer movement with tweets prior to his presidency saying that vaccinations cause autism in children , a claim that ’ s been roundly discredited by medical science .
Today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same medical science experts who Trump has insisted for years are lying to us and actively trying to harm our children .
Trump wants praise for that from his supporters , who have to feel at least a bit of shame in following his orders and praising him for a vaccine he didn ’ t create and that they don ’ t intend to take .
Twitter was quick to catch on to Trump ’ s hypocrisy .
Read some of their comments below :

Imagine this for a conundrum: Donald Trump, who has spent the past year trying to convince his supporters that COVID-19 isn’t nearly as bad as Democrats and medical science say it is, and who has also helped fuel the anti-vaxxer movement, now wants credit for having been in office when pharmaceutical companies developed a vaccination for that virus. Go figure.
Although claims that Trump referred to the virus itself as a “hoax” have been debunked, he very much has said that the idea that his response to the virus has been lacking is a hoax. However, 325,000 Americans are now dead, with the United States still included in the 20 countries with the highest mortality rate, and infections are soaring over the holidays.
According to PolitiFact, Trump told a rally crowd on February 28 in South Carolina that:
‘Now the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus, you know that right? Coronavirus, they’re politicizing it. We did one of the great jobs. You say, ‘How’s President Trump doing?’ They go, ‘Oh, not good, not good.’ They have no clue. They don’t have any clue. They can’t even count their votes in Iowa. They can’t even count. No, they can’t. They can’t count their votes. ‘One of my people came up to me and said, ‘Mr. President, they tried to beat you on Russia, Russia, Russia.’ That didn’t work out too well. They couldn’t do it. They tried the impeachment hoax. That was not a perfect conversation. They tried anything. They tried it over and over. They’d been doing it since you got in. It’s all turning. They lost. It’s all turning. Think of it. Think of it. And this is their new hoax.’
Trump also helped feed the anti-vaxxer movement with tweets prior to his presidency saying that vaccinations cause autism in children, a claim that’s been roundly discredited by medical science.
Today, there is a vaccine because of the same medical science experts who Trump has insisted for years are lying to us and actively trying to harm our children. Trump wants praise for that from his supporters, who have to feel at least a bit of shame in following his orders and praising him for a vaccine he didn’t create and that they don’t intend to take.
Twitter was quick to catch on to Trump’s hypocrisy. Read some of their comments below:


bipartisanreport--2020-12-24--Trump Has Wednesday Night ‘Voter Fraud’ Emotional Collapse

Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election by 74 electoral college votes and more than seven million popular votes , but he ’ s having a hard time admitting to himself or anyone else that he ’ s a loser .
Keeping the country divided and his cult followers deluded , Trump has gone on a campaign to prove that his loss was due to election fraud , no evidence of which has so far been provided in the many court cases being funded by a Trump PAC .
The Trump legal team ’ s score at the moment is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with two more equally ridiculous lawsuits already filed .
A president can not appoint a special counsel to any case on his own ; the Department of Justice must do so .
Current Attorney General Bill Barr says that no special counsel is needed since no evidence of widespread election fraud exists that could change the outcome of the election .
However , Trump has already announced Barr ’ s departure , which may have come from a resignation and may have been a firing by a president frustrated with Barr ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than he already has by thwarting the democratic process for a power hungry Trump .
At this point , Trump could choose an acting attorney general upon Barr ’ s departure and the acting status will keep the person from having to be confirmed by Congress during Trump ’ s final 27 days in office .
Reportedly , Trump considered Sidney Powell , the crackpot conspiracy theorist who promised to “ release the Kraken ” of evidence of voter fraud that never came , as special counsel , but recently told her he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump doesn ’ t get to choose .
He can only strong-arm a new acting attorney general into bending the law for him .
Twitter let Trump know he has no chance of winning in his attempts to overturn a democratic election and that they ’ re ready for him to just go .
Read some of their comments below :

Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election by 74 electoral college votes and more than seven million popular votes, but he’s having a hard time admitting to himself or anyone else that he’s a loser. Keeping the country divided and his cult followers deluded, Trump has gone on a campaign to prove that his loss was due to election fraud, no evidence of which has so far been provided in the many court cases being funded by a Trump PAC. The Trump legal team’s score at the moment is 1-59 in court case wins versus losses, with two more equally ridiculous lawsuits already filed.
A president cannot appoint a special counsel to any case on his own; the Department of Justice must do so. Current Attorney General Bill Barr says that no special counsel is needed since no evidence of widespread election fraud exists that could change the outcome of the election. However, Trump has already announced Barr’s departure, which may have come from a resignation and may have been a firing by a president frustrated with Barr’s refusal to engage more in corruption than he already has by thwarting the democratic process for a power hungry Trump.
At this point, Trump could choose an acting attorney general upon Barr’s departure and the acting status will keep the person from having to be confirmed by Congress during Trump’s final 27 days in office. Reportedly, Trump considered Sidney Powell, the crackpot conspiracy theorist who promised to “release the Kraken” of evidence of voter fraud that never came, as special counsel, but recently told her he wouldn’t choose her. But Trump doesn’t get to choose. He can only strong-arm a new acting attorney general into bending the law for him.
Twitter let Trump know he has no chance of winning in his attempts to overturn a democratic election and that they’re ready for him to just go. Read some of their comments below:


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Giuliani Put On Notice Over ‘Imminent’ Legal Action

Uh , oh .
The man whose hair leaks down his cheeks is in big trouble .
Imagine that .
But this time it is really bad .
Dominion Voting Systems sent letters to Donald Trump ’ s personal attorney/fixer Rudy Giuliani and White House Counsel Pat Cipollone warning legal action is “ imminent.
” The letters mandated that these two men retain all records involved with the president ’ s conspiracy theories regarding Dominion .
The company also had another demand .
The company told Giuliani , according to CNN : The attorneys ’ letters explained to Cipollone that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ request also included any conversations with White House officials , Giuliani , or conspiracy theorist and attorney Sidney Powell that related to Dominion .
After Trump lost the election , his attorneys and supporters have claimed without evidence that the voting machines were fixed to manipulate votes for Trump and to shift them to President-elect Joe Biden .
Another allegation was that the machines deleted votes for the president .
Dominion tried to handle the conspiracy theory with logic , but as of now , it was threatening legal action to those surrounding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ expect to lose the 2020 election , and when he did he had trouble coming to terms with it .
Those around him amplified his response that the election must have been stolen from him .
Then , that became Trump ’ s “ fact.
” The president ’ s administration and election officials called this the “ most secure ” election in US history .
So , Trump fired his person in charge of the election .
Biden won the 2020 presidential election by over seven million popular votes and the electoral @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Dominion has retained Tom Clare and Megan Meier from Clare Locke LLP , a law firm that specializes in defamation cases to bring the lawsuit .
CNN obtained a copy of the company ’ s letter warning Giuliani “ litigation regarding these issues is imminent : ” Giuliani , along with these others must follow the preservation request : Then , on Wednesday , one of the Dominion executives filed another lawsuit charging the Trump campaign and a conservative media personality of defamation of character .
The company also wrote to Powell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , knowingly baseless and false accusations.
” She made many outrageous claims .
These included : That would have been quite difficult , given that Chavez died in 2013 .
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 .

Uh, oh. The man whose hair leaks down his cheeks is in big trouble. Imagine that. But this time it is really bad. Dominion Voting Systems sent letters to Donald Trump’s personal attorney/fixer Rudy Giuliani and White House Counsel Pat Cipollone warning legal action is “imminent.”
The letters mandated that these two men retain all records involved with the president’s conspiracy theories regarding Dominion. The company also had another demand.
The company told Giuliani, according to CNN:
[Cease and desist] defamatory claims against Dominion [and ensure there is] no confusion about your obligation to preserve and retain all documents relating to Dominion and your smear campaign against the company.’
The attorneys’ letters explained to Cipollone that this preservation request was broad. The request also included any conversations with White House officials, Giuliani, or conspiracy theorist and attorney Sidney Powell that related to Dominion.
After Trump lost the election, his attorneys and supporters have claimed without evidence that the voting machines were fixed to manipulate votes for Trump and to shift them to President-elect Joe Biden. Another allegation was that the machines deleted votes for the president.
Dominion tried to handle the conspiracy theory with logic, but as of now, it was threatening legal action to those surrounding Donald Trump. The president did not expect to lose the 2020 election, and when he did he had trouble coming to terms with it. Those around him amplified his response that the election must have been stolen from him. Then, that became Trump’s “fact.”
The president’s administration and election officials called this the “most secure” election in US history. So, Trump fired his person in charge of the election. Biden won the 2020 presidential election by over seven million popular votes and the electoral college by 306 to POTUS’ 232.
Dominion has retained Tom Clare and Megan Meier from Clare Locke LLP, a law firm that specializes in defamation cases to bring the lawsuit.
CNN obtained a copy of the company’s letter warning Giuliani “litigation regarding these issues is imminent:”
‘With this letter you are on notice of your ongoing obligations to preserve documents related to Dominion’s claims for defamation based on allegations that the company acted improperly during the November 2020 presidential election and somehow rigged the election in favor of President-Elect Joe Biden.’
Giuliani, along with these others must follow the preservation request:
‘[In addition to] principals, agents, employees, partners, associates, paralegals, and subcontractors under your supervision, [including] Trump campaign staffers, Powell, Jenna Ellis and Lin Wood.’
The president’s personal attorney told Newsmax:
‘She is not a special counsel for the president, she does not speak for the president, nor does she speak for the administration. She speaks for herself.’
Then, on Wednesday, one of the Dominion executives filed another lawsuit charging the Trump campaign and a conservative media personality of defamation of character.
The company also wrote to Powell instructing her to retract “her wild, knowingly baseless and false accusations.” She made many outrageous claims. These included:
‘Dominion’s machines were made in Venezuela to help the country’s president, Hugo Chavez, win elections.’
That would have been quite difficult, given that Chavez died in 2013.
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Trump Threatens Middle-East War During Wednesday Meltdown

As Christmas approaches , President Donald Trump has evidently decided to yet again belligerently threaten Iran , whose deal with the West to draw down its nuclear capabilities already all-but-collapsed in the wake of the Trump administration ’ s petulant withdrawal .
Now , on Wednesday , President Trump said on Twitter that the American embassy in Baghdad had been targeted by rocket fire , and apparently , a few unexploded rockets were recovered .
Trump said that the weapons came from Iran — and added what he belligerently characterized as “ friendly health advice ” for Iran , insisting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for potential American deaths .
Alongside an image of the unexploded rockets , Trump posted the following message on Twitter : ‘ Our embassy in Baghdad got hit Sunday by several rockets .
Three rockets failed to launch .
Guess where they were from : IRAN .
Now we hear chatter of additional attacks against Americans in Iraq .
Some friendly health advice to Iran : If one American is killed , I will hold Iran responsible .
Think it over.
’ The Trump administration has targeted Iran in the past .
Earlier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani in an airstrike .
In January , that same month , Iran responded with a missile attack targeting a U.S. base in Iraq , and in the chaos , over 100 U.S. service members suffered diagnosed brain injuries , according to a Reuters report from February of this year , which also noted that “ [ symptoms ] of concussive injuries include headaches , dizziness , sensitivity to light and nausea.
” Perhaps unsurprisingly , Trump downplayed the injuries at one point in the aftermath of the retaliatory @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that they had headaches and a couple of other things.
” Overall , Trump seems desperate .
He tweeted this belligerent threat against Iran as his fight against the election outcome continued to fail .
A slew of post-election court cases that he and his allies have brought around the country have failed , and there ’ s simply no sincere indication of any sort of imminent success for Trump in his fight against Biden ’ s victory .
Fundamentally , he is fighting against the democratic process in the United States itself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Trump below :

As Christmas approaches, President Donald Trump has evidently decided to yet again belligerently threaten Iran, whose deal with the West to draw down its nuclear capabilities already all-but-collapsed in the wake of the Trump administration’s petulant withdrawal. Now, on Wednesday, President Trump said on Twitter that the American embassy in Baghdad had been targeted by rocket fire, and apparently, a few unexploded rockets were recovered. Trump said that the weapons came from Iran — and added what he belligerently characterized as “friendly health advice” for Iran, insisting that he would hold the country responsible for potential American deaths.
Alongside an image of the unexploded rockets, Trump posted the following message on Twitter:
‘Our embassy in Baghdad got hit Sunday by several rockets. Three rockets failed to launch. Guess where they were from: IRAN. Now we hear chatter of additional attacks against Americans in Iraq. Some friendly health advice to Iran: If one American is killed, I will hold Iran responsible. Think it over.’
…Some friendly health advice to Iran: If one American is killed, I will hold Iran responsible. Think it over. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 23, 2020
The Trump administration has targeted Iran in the past. Earlier this year, the Trump administration killed top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani in an airstrike. In January, that same month, Iran responded with a missile attack targeting a U.S. base in Iraq, and in the chaos, over 100 U.S. service members suffered diagnosed brain injuries, according to a Reuters report from February of this year, which also noted that “[symptoms] of concussive injuries include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light and nausea.” Perhaps unsurprisingly, Trump downplayed the injuries at one point in the aftermath of the retaliatory attack, saying that he “heard that they had headaches and a couple of other things.”
Overall, Trump seems desperate. He tweeted this belligerent threat against Iran as his fight against the election outcome continued to fail. A slew of post-election court cases that he and his allies have brought around the country have failed, and there’s simply no sincere indication of any sort of imminent success for Trump in his fight against Biden’s victory. Fundamentally, he is fighting against the democratic process in the United States itself.
Check out Twitter’s response to Trump below:


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Current & Former Trump Staffers Leak Secrets To NY Times

In a new article in The New York Times , “ more than a dozen current and former administration officials , Republicans and allies of the president ” help reveal some of Trump ’ s desperate behavior in his final weeks in office .
Publicly , Trump has melted down , alleging widespread fraud that unfairly swung the election to President-elect Joe Biden , despite the total lack of meaningful evidence for his claims .
Meanwhile , the Times reports that , privately , Trump ’ s “ erratic behavior and detachment from his duties have even some of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Apparently , outgoing Attorney General Bill Barr himself “ has told associates he had been alarmed by Mr. Trump ’ s behavior in recent weeks , ” no matter his past allegiance to Trump ’ s agenda .
That “ deep concern , ” of course , isn ’ t new among members of the public , and those who have stuck around Trump might not deserve special credit — but when Trump is even losing folks still in the White House after this chaos , how unhinged has he gotten ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ have described a daily struggle to keep Mr. Trump from giving in to his impulse to listen to those who are telling him what he wants to hear.
” The people pushing messages that Trump “ wants to hear ” include conspiracy-monger Sidney Powell , who Trump temporarily floated as a potential special counsel for election fraud-related issues before apparently backing down from that idea more recently .
Powell has pushed ludicrous ideas like the notion that Dominion Voting Systems , a widely used election management machine company , was in cahoots with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez , who has been dead for about seven years .
Trump has also reportedly privately raised the prospect of deploying the military to , presumably , conduct a new presidential election , although he has denied this report .
Still , the Times notes that “ former advisers say the most worrisome issue is the gradual disappearance of the core group of West Wing aides who , often working in unison , consistently could get [ Trump ] to turn away from risky , legally dubious and dangerous ideas.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ one point in the Trump administration as the president ’ s national security adviser , has pushed the martial law idea .
Ultimately , Trump seems desperate — the Times says that the outgoing president has even “ complained to allies that [ Mike ] Pence , who has been mocked for unflinching loyalty over the last four years , should be doing more to defend him.
” At this point , there is no legitimate mechanism by which Trump could stay in power for another four years .
Every single state has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the members of the electoral college have all cast their votes , and Congress is set to certify the results in early January .
Trump just keeps alleging widespread fraud for which he has no legitimate evidence .
Maggie Haberman and Michael Schmidt seem to aptly sum up the situation in the Times , writing that “ [ it ] is not clear that Mr. Trump ’ s latest behavior is anything other than a temper tantrum , attention-seeking or a form of therapy for the man who controls a nuclear arsenal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , view is that it is strategic groundwork for a grievance-filled run in 2024 .
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In a new article in The New York Times, “more than a dozen current and former administration officials, Republicans and allies of the president” help reveal some of Trump’s desperate behavior in his final weeks in office. Publicly, Trump has melted down, alleging widespread fraud that unfairly swung the election to President-elect Joe Biden, despite the total lack of meaningful evidence for his claims. Meanwhile, the Times reports that, privately, Trump’s “erratic behavior and detachment from his duties have even some of his most loyal aides and advisers deeply concerned.”
Apparently, outgoing Attorney General Bill Barr himself “has told associates he had been alarmed by Mr. Trump’s behavior in recent weeks,” no matter his past allegiance to Trump’s agenda. That “deep concern,” of course, isn’t new among members of the public, and those who have stuck around Trump might not deserve special credit — but when Trump is even losing folks still in the White House after this chaos, how unhinged has he gotten? The Times says that “current advisers have described a daily struggle to keep Mr. Trump from giving in to his impulse to listen to those who are telling him what he wants to hear.”
The people pushing messages that Trump “wants to hear” include conspiracy-monger Sidney Powell, who Trump temporarily floated as a potential special counsel for election fraud-related issues before apparently backing down from that idea more recently.
Powell has pushed ludicrous ideas like the notion that Dominion Voting Systems, a widely used election management machine company, was in cahoots with an election-rigging scheme kickstarted by the late Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez, who has been dead for about seven years. Trump has also reportedly privately raised the prospect of deploying the military to, presumably, conduct a new presidential election, although he has denied this report. Still, the Times notes that “former advisers say the most worrisome issue is the gradual disappearance of the core group of West Wing aides who, often working in unison, consistently could get [Trump] to turn away from risky, legally dubious and dangerous ideas.” Michael Flynn, who served at one point in the Trump administration as the president’s national security adviser, has pushed the martial law idea.
Ultimately, Trump seems desperate — the Times says that the outgoing president has even “complained to allies that [Mike] Pence, who has been mocked for unflinching loyalty over the last four years, should be doing more to defend him.” At this point, there is no legitimate mechanism by which Trump could stay in power for another four years. Every single state has now long since certified their statewide results, the members of the electoral college have all cast their votes, and Congress is set to certify the results in early January.
Trump just keeps alleging widespread fraud for which he has no legitimate evidence. Maggie Haberman and Michael Schmidt seem to aptly sum up the situation in the Times, writing that “[it] is not clear that Mr. Trump’s latest behavior is anything other than a temper tantrum, attention-seeking or a form of therapy for the man who controls a nuclear arsenal — though one alternative, if charitable, view is that it is strategic groundwork for a grievance-filled run in 2024.”


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Letitia James Reveals Donald Trump’s ‘Act of Sedition’

Letitia James is a ferocious opponent for anyone , but especially those who have been around so many criminal elements as Donald Trump .
New York Attorney General James said on SiriusXM radio what the rest of the world is whispering .
She told the host of The Dean Obeidallah Show that 45 ’ s comments about martial law during a White House meeting and his corresponding actions amount to “ an act of sedition.
” For us nonlegal people , that is a daylight coup by overthrowing a fair and legal election and seizing power .
Obeidallah asked James @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meeting , about trying to flip the 2020 election .
A man he had just pardoned was convicted felon Michael Flynn , and he was at the meeting , too .
James told Dean Trump ’ s days are “ coming to an end : ” ‘ The days of President Trump are closely coming to an end .
And the reality is is that this is an act of sedition .
This president is engaging in illegality , and the fact that he would even consider martial law is an affront to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Then , she said “ The people have spoken : ” Trump was trying to distract the public from their economic and pandemic woes , AG James said .
She said this was just a money-maker for him : ‘ And the reality is that this is nothing more than an attempt by President Trump to raise money .
It ’ s fundraising .
That ’ s all that this is .
Fundraising .
And that ’ s all that he cares about .
He ’ s in the White House , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he ’ s a loser , and he lost this election , and unfortunately he ’ s finding it hard to accept .
He lost.
’ Then , Letitia James addressed Trump ’ s supposed attempts to disrupt Congress ’ last act , to certify the Electoral College results : ‘ [ M ] embers of Congress in all likelihood will again try to circumvent the will of the people , undermine our democracy , and delay or attempt to delay the fact that Vice President Biden and Vice President-elect Harris will soon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
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Letitia James is a ferocious opponent for anyone, but especially those who have been around so many criminal elements as Donald Trump. New York Attorney General James said on SiriusXM radio what the rest of the world is whispering.
She told the host of The Dean Obeidallah Show that 45’s comments about martial law during a White House meeting and his corresponding actions amount to “an act of sedition.” For us nonlegal people, that is a daylight coup by overthrowing a fair and legal election and seizing power.
Obeidallah asked James about Trump’s discussion during that meeting, about trying to flip the 2020 election. A man he had just pardoned was convicted felon Michael Flynn, and he was at the meeting, too.
James told Dean Trump’s days are “coming to an end:”
‘The days of President Trump are closely coming to an end. And the reality is is that this is an act of sedition. This president is engaging in illegality, and the fact that he would even consider martial law is an affront to our values, and to the Constitution.’
Then, she said “The people have spoken:”
‘The people have spoken, and he should accept the outcome of the election, as opposed to trying to find fraud where none exists [the whole entire is] nothing more than a distraction.’
Trump was trying to distract the public from their economic and pandemic woes, AG James said. She said this was just a money-maker for him:
‘And the reality is that this is nothing more than an attempt by President Trump to raise money. It’s fundraising. That’s all that this is. Fundraising. And that’s all that he cares about. He’s in the White House, and he stews on the fact that he’s a loser, and he lost this election, and unfortunately he’s finding it hard to accept. He lost.’
Then, Letitia James addressed Trump’s supposed attempts to disrupt Congress’ last act, to certify the Electoral College results:
‘[M]embers of Congress in all likelihood will again try to circumvent the will of the people, undermine our democracy, and delay or attempt to delay the fact that Vice President Biden and Vice President-elect Harris will soon be sworn in on January 20th.’
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Trump Announces Signature Match Conspiracy During Wednesday Freak-Out

On Wednesday , outgoing President Donald Trump accused Georgia officials of “ slow walking ” the signature verification process for mail-in ballots in the state , which grossly misrepresents the reality of the situation .
In truth , a comprehensive signature verification process covering every single mail-in ballot in the state has already been completed , and a meaningful re-check of actual ballots is impossible , because election workers separate envelopes ( with the signatures ) and ballots after the initial round of verification , which protects the secrecy of voters ’ choices .
Georgia authorities have been conducting an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mail-in ballot envelopes in Cobb County .
There is no credible evidence that officials involved in the signature audit in Georgia have been “ slow walking ” the process in any respect .
If Trump is really so concerned about the security of the process , then wouldn ’ t he want authorities to complete the audit effectively instead of hurriedly ?
On Tuesday , the day before Trump ’ s tweet about the signature audit in Cobb County — which is featuring the re-verification of about 10 percent of the signatures from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of quality control mechanism — White House chief of staff Mark Meadows made a surprise visit to the audit site in Marietta .
According to Georgia Deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs , Meadows “ just wanted to know the process , ” although there ’ s an obvious power imbalance between the White House and local Georgia officials , lending the visit an air of political pressure .
Trump and his allies have challenged the election outcome in Georgia , but they ’ ve failed to prove their allegations of systematic fraud @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the country .
Judges across the country , including liberals , conservatives , and even some of Trump ’ s own appointees , have roundly rejected the Trump campaign ’ s arguments .
Every single state has formally certified its results , all members of the electoral college have cast their votes , Congress is on track to certify the electoral college outcome in early January — and Joe Biden is set to be inaugurated as the next president on January 20 .
Check out Twitter ’ s response to Trump below :

On Wednesday, outgoing President Donald Trump accused Georgia officials of “slow walking” the signature verification process for mail-in ballots in the state, which grossly misrepresents the reality of the situation. In truth, a comprehensive signature verification process covering every single mail-in ballot in the state has already been completed, and a meaningful re-check of actual ballots is impossible, because election workers separate envelopes (with the signatures) and ballots after the initial round of verification, which protects the secrecy of voters’ choices. Georgia authorities have been conducting an audit of the signatures on about 15,000 mail-in ballot envelopes in Cobb County.
Trump petulantly tweeted as follows:
‘They are slow walking the signature verification in Georgia. They don’t want results to get out prior to January 6th. They know what they are trying so hard to hide. Terrible people! @BrianKempGA’
They are slow walking the signature verification in Georgia. They don’t want results to get out prior to January 6th. They know what they are trying so hard to hide. Terrible people! @BrianKempGA — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 23, 2020
There is no credible evidence that officials involved in the signature audit in Georgia have been “slow walking” the process in any respect. If Trump is really so concerned about the security of the process, then wouldn’t he want authorities to complete the audit effectively instead of hurriedly? On Tuesday, the day before Trump’s tweet about the signature audit in Cobb County — which is featuring the re-verification of about 10 percent of the signatures from the November presidential election as a sort of quality control mechanism — White House chief of staff Mark Meadows made a surprise visit to the audit site in Marietta. According to Georgia Deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs, Meadows “just wanted to know the process,” although there’s an obvious power imbalance between the White House and local Georgia officials, lending the visit an air of political pressure.
Trump and his allies have challenged the election outcome in Georgia, but they’ve failed to prove their allegations of systematic fraud in that state or anywhere else in the country. Judges across the country, including liberals, conservatives, and even some of Trump’s own appointees, have roundly rejected the Trump campaign’s arguments. Every single state has formally certified its results, all members of the electoral college have cast their votes, Congress is on track to certify the electoral college outcome in early January — and Joe Biden is set to be inaugurated as the next president on January 20.
Check out Twitter’s response to Trump below:


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Schiff Publicly Shames Trump Over Deluge Of Corrupt Behavior

Donald Trump did a good thing .
Of course , it was not on purpose .
He let six months of relief money negotiations for the coronavirus tragedy continue , pass , and Congress go home .
Then , he said “ Nah .
I want to give Americans not Senate Leader Mitch Grim Reaper McConnell ’ s ( R-KY ) measly $ 600 but $ 2,000.
” He had wanted that all along , but everyone around him said “ No.
” So , he gets even with those staffers and Moscow Mitch at the same time .
Then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad .
Democratic leader Adam Schiff ( D-CA ) summed up the situation beautifully .
He pointed out that $ 2,000 is the amount Democrats had wanted since the beginning .
Of course , he should remember that Donald has an automatic response .
Rebellion .
It might behoove Democrats to tell him not to sign it .
Schiff probably did not write his latest tweet for the president , just us , but just saying .
He tweeted : Here is where everything went bad .
In the pardon tree , Donald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ corrupt congressmen who supported him at the very beginning , and four stone-cold killers .
These four pardons were the worst of all , and this was truly grotesque .
They worked for what was then called Blackwater , basically a mercenary organization that filled in the spots where the US military was thin — for an extremely expensive fee .
The four men let loose with machine guns and grenade launchers on innocent Iraqi citizens in the Nisour Square Massacre .
They killed 17 men , women , and children before another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heads to stop them .
These are the people Trump likes .
That is a show stopper .
We pause to come out of our stunned silence .
Then , the question becomes “ Why ?
” They worked for the brother of Secretary of State Betsy DeVos , both huge Republican candidate contributors .
Erik Prince started Blackwater .
He was also at the Seychelles Islands doing POTUS an election favor , according to The Washington Post .
Plus , he offered Trump a small private army .
Word was , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up so much that the tweets could be seen from the Space Station .
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Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
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Donald Trump did a good thing. Of course, it was not on purpose. He let six months of relief money negotiations for the coronavirus tragedy continue, pass, and Congress go home. Then, he said “Nah. I want to give Americans not Senate Leader Mitch Grim Reaper McConnell’s (R-KY) measly $600 but $2,000.” He had wanted that all along, but everyone around him said “No.” So, he gets even with those staffers and Moscow Mitch at the same time. Then, Trump did something very, very bad.
Democratic leader Adam Schiff (D-CA) summed up the situation beautifully. He pointed out that $2,000 is the amount Democrats had wanted since the beginning. Of course, he should remember that Donald has an automatic response. Rebellion. It might behoove Democrats to tell him not to sign it. Schiff probably did not write his latest tweet for the president, just us, but just saying. He tweeted:
‘Listen, Democrats have been fighting for bigger relief checks for months. All while Trump was missing in action — playing golf, lying about the election, pardoning crooks. If he’s serious about the checks, he needs to get Republicans out of the way. Let’s make this happen.’
Here is where everything went bad. In the pardon tree, Donald pardoned two possible Russian spies, three corrupt congressmen who supported him at the very beginning, and four stone-cold killers.
These four pardons were the worst of all, and this was truly grotesque. They worked for what was then called Blackwater, basically a mercenary organization that filled in the spots where the US military was thin — for an extremely expensive fee. The four men let loose with machine guns and grenade launchers on innocent Iraqi citizens in the Nisour Square Massacre. They killed 17 men, women, and children before another team member put a gun to their heads to stop them.
These are the people Trump likes. That is a show stopper. We pause to come out of our stunned silence.
Then, the question becomes “Why?” They worked for the brother of Secretary of State Betsy DeVos, both huge Republican candidate contributors. Erik Prince started Blackwater. He was also at the Seychelles Islands doing POTUS an election favor, according to The Washington Post. Plus, he offered Trump a small private army. Word was, the president said no.
‘Blackwater founder Erik Prince and a Russian close to President Vladimir Putin as part of an apparent effort to establish a back-channel line of communication between Moscow and President-elect Donald Trump, according to U.S., European and Arab officials.’
Twitter world lit up so much that the tweets could be seen from the Space Station. Take a look at some of our favorite responses below:
I’m still living for the republican implosion pic.twitter.com/VlM4ZKRuID — How isn’t this year over yet? (@HailMaryHumble) December 23, 2020
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-12-23--Post-Election Approval Poll Results Show Major Trump Plummet

Many , many Americans seem to be fed up with President Donald Trump ’ s antics .
According to new Gallup poll results , a mere 39 percent of Americans approve of Trump ’ s handling of his job , which is a full seven percent lower than a pre-election level of approval for Trump among the general public , according to Gallup ’ s poll results .
Perhaps Trump ’ s delusional anti-democratic fight against the election outcome has lost him some supporters — or perhaps Trump ’ s concurrent tacit dismissal of the actual seriousness of the COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support .
In contrast to Trump ’ s low level of job performance approval among the general public , Gallup ’ s poll results indicate that almost two-thirds of Americans approve of the manner in which President-elect Joe Biden is handling his transition into the White House .
No matter an initial delay while the federal General Services Administration dragged out its recognition of Biden ’ s victory — a formal recognition that gives his team access to important federal resources — Biden has swiftly moved to announce his picks for top spots @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unlike Trump , Biden hasn ’ t announced gallingly inexperienced family members for top governmental positions , although that ’ s a rather low bar .
Trump continues to maintain the idea that there ’ s some kind of legitimate pathway by which he could stay in office for another four years , which is just completely false .
Across the country , liberal and conservative judges , including a slew of the president ’ s own appointees , have rejected the president ’ s claims .
In a lengthy video message that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yet again about supposed fraudulent ballot “ dumps ” that swung the election to Biden — but these post-Election Day updates to reported results simply do not automatically warrant suspicion on account of their timing , as Trump insinuates .
Authorities updated their reported results as workers counted ballots , and counting takes time !
These concepts aren ’ t complicated .
In some areas , workers and officials tabulated mail-in ballots after Election Day ballots , and these mail-in ballots leaned Democratic in part no doubt thanks to Trump ’ s months-long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his followers apparently took seriously .
These concepts aren ’ t complicated !

Many, many Americans seem to be fed up with President Donald Trump’s antics. According to new Gallup poll results, a mere 39 percent of Americans approve of Trump’s handling of his job, which is a full seven percent lower than a pre-election level of approval for Trump among the general public, according to Gallup’s poll results. Perhaps Trump’s delusional anti-democratic fight against the election outcome has lost him some supporters — or perhaps Trump’s concurrent tacit dismissal of the actual seriousness of the COVID-19 threat has lost him some of his support.
Gallup poll: Trump's job approval rating has fallen to 39% — down 7 points from before the election. In contrast, nearly two-thirds of Americans approve of the way Joe Biden is handling his presidential transition. — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 23, 2020
In contrast to Trump’s low level of job performance approval among the general public, Gallup’s poll results indicate that almost two-thirds of Americans approve of the manner in which President-elect Joe Biden is handling his transition into the White House. No matter an initial delay while the federal General Services Administration dragged out its recognition of Biden’s victory — a formal recognition that gives his team access to important federal resources — Biden has swiftly moved to announce his picks for top spots across the federal government. Notably, unlike Trump, Biden hasn’t announced gallingly inexperienced family members for top governmental positions, although that’s a rather low bar.
Trump continues to maintain the idea that there’s some kind of legitimate pathway by which he could stay in office for another four years, which is just completely false. Across the country, liberal and conservative judges, including a slew of the president’s own appointees, have rejected the president’s claims.
In a lengthy video message that Trump posted this week, he ranted yet again about supposed fraudulent ballot “dumps” that swung the election to Biden — but these post-Election Day updates to reported results simply do not automatically warrant suspicion on account of their timing, as Trump insinuates. Authorities updated their reported results as workers counted ballots, and counting takes time! These concepts aren’t complicated. In some areas, workers and officials tabulated mail-in ballots after Election Day ballots, and these mail-in ballots leaned Democratic in part no doubt thanks to Trump’s months-long crusade to discredit mail-in voting, which his followers apparently took seriously. These concepts aren’t complicated!