bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--Hillary Clinton Tweets Heart Warming Message To America

Chelsea Clinton grew up in the Governor ’ s mansion in Arkansas while President Bill Clinton was governor .
Then , she moved into the White House .
It has always been rare for the White House to have children running up and down the hallways .
Now , this first daughter has reached a milestone .
Secretary Hillary Clinton posted a photo of a young Hillary and Bill Clinton with their baby daughter Chelsea .
As a mother , there is something of a surprise that her offspring could have somehow turned into an adult .
Thursday is Chelsea @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shared a sweet Twitter black-and-white baby photo Chelsea in celebration of her daughter ’ s birthday : Back in 2015 , Chelsea told PEOPLE that “ becoming a parent had changed her world and even boosted her love for her husband : ” ‘ I didn ’ t know I could care more intensely about anything until I became a mom .
Somehow I love my husband even more , I love my parents even more .
I feel even greater urgency about the work that I do , particularly around women and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ The first daughter married Marc Mezvinsky , a hedge-fund executive in 2010 .
She told her dad to lose 10 pounds to look good in the photos .
Now , Chelsea does both nonprofit and corporate work , as a representative of the family foundation , the Clinton Foundation .
She has also written books The Book of Gutsy Women and a children ’ s book Don ’ t Let Them ( animals ) Disappear .
Chelsea has three of her own children now : sons Jasper , “ who turns 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aiden and one daughter Charlotte , 5 . '
” Twitter world took off .
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Chelsea Clinton grew up in the Governor’s mansion in Arkansas while President Bill Clinton was governor. Then, she moved into the White House. It has always been rare for the White House to have children running up and down the hallways. Now, this first daughter has reached a milestone.
Secretary Hillary Clinton posted a photo of a young Hillary and Bill Clinton with their baby daughter Chelsea. As a mother, there is something of a surprise that her offspring could have somehow turned into an adult. Thursday is Chelsea’s 40th birthday.
Hillary Clinton shared a sweet Twitter black-and-white baby photo Chelsea in celebration of her daughter’s birthday:
‘No matter how much of a grown-up you become, you’ll always be my baby. Happy birthday, @ChelseaClinton.’
Back in 2015, Chelsea told PEOPLE that “becoming a parent had changed her world and even boosted her love for her husband:”
‘I didn’t know I could care more intensely about anything until I became a mom. Somehow I love my husband even more, I love my parents even more. I feel even greater urgency about the work that I do, particularly around women and girls being a mom of a daughter.’
The first daughter married Marc Mezvinsky, a hedge-fund executive in 2010. She told her dad to lose 10 pounds to look good in the photos. Now, Chelsea does both nonprofit and corporate work, as a representative of the family foundation, the Clinton Foundation. She has also written books The Book of Gutsy Women and a children’s book Don’t Let Them (animals) Disappear.
Chelsea has three of her own children now: sons Jasper, “who turns 1 year old later this year and 3-year-old Aiden and one daughter Charlotte, 5.'”
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bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--Law Diverting Border Wall Funds To Combat Corona Virus Proposed

Donald Trump has been coming across as unfeeling , selfish , and money-hungry in the face of the coronavirus epidemic .
The stock market lost over 3,000 points in four consecutive days , which was caused by the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus leaving supply-and-demand channels broken and the world economy suffering .
This is caused by the people who self-isolate , become sick , and/or to protect workers from spreading the disease .
The US president built his entire campaign on a good economy and pointed toward the stock market ’ s dramatic increase to nearly 30,000 for the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the pandemic preparation staff in 2018 , and he appeared far from competent to deal with this coming tragedy .
The solutions will cost money .
Senator Elizabeth Warren ( D-MA ) just released a bill on Thursday that certainly would put a burr under Trump ’ s saddle .
His 2020 presidential opponent ’ s bill called for transferring POTUS border wall money into the fund to finance the epidemic .
Experts claim that it is not whether the epidemic will come to America but when .
Risk management has always been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to rob the LEIP money fund used to keep low-income people warm in the winter to pay for it .
Warren said that $ 1.25 billion was inadequate .
Warren released a statement about her proposed bill indicating that funds would be required for the health crisis , but clearly she was giving Trump a not-so-subtle hit on his policy she said was “ racist and divisive , ” according to CNBC : ‘ The coronavirus outbreak poses serious health , diplomatic , and economic threats to the United States , and we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Rather than use taxpayer dollars to pay for a monument to hate and division , my bill will help ensure that the federal government has the resources it needs to adequately respond to this emergency.
’ Democratic presidential candidates have been talking seriously about the coronavirus before Trump ever admitted there was a problem .
Wednesday , the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed there was a potential community transmission in California .
That meant the virus was not passed from anyone directly in a diseased area or from poeple who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2020 presidential candidates have criticized the White House ’ s response to the coronavirus .
Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg also had plans to improve responses to public health crises : Congress appropriated $ 1.375 billion for the border wall , but Trump diverted billions more to the wall from military accounts , which was not legal .
Only the House has the power of the purse .
The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
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Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Donald Trump has been coming across as unfeeling, selfish, and money-hungry in the face of the coronavirus epidemic. The stock market lost over 3,000 points in four consecutive days, which was caused by the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus leaving supply-and-demand channels broken and the world economy suffering. This is caused by the people who self-isolate, become sick, and/or to protect workers from spreading the disease.
The US president built his entire campaign on a good economy and pointed toward the stock market’s dramatic increase to nearly 30,000 for the first time ever. He fired most of the pandemic preparation staff in 2018, and he appeared far from competent to deal with this coming tragedy.
The solutions will cost money. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) just released a bill on Thursday that certainly would put a burr under Trump’s saddle. His 2020 presidential opponent’s bill called for transferring POTUS border wall money into the fund to finance the epidemic. Experts claim that it is not whether the epidemic will come to America but when.
Risk management has always been expensive. Trump’s people wanted to rob the LEIP money fund used to keep low-income people warm in the winter to pay for it. Warren said that $1.25 billion was inadequate.
Warren released a statement about her proposed bill indicating that funds would be required for the health crisis, but clearly she was giving Trump a not-so-subtle hit on his policy she said was “racist and divisive,” according to CNBC:
‘The coronavirus outbreak poses serious health, diplomatic, and economic threats to the United States, and we must be prepared to confront it head-on. Rather than use taxpayer dollars to pay for a monument to hate and division, my bill will help ensure that the federal government has the resources it needs to adequately respond to this emergency.’
Warren’s legislation read:
‘Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any unobligated Federal funds appropriated or otherwise made available to plan, develop or construct a physical barrier along the international border between the United States and Mexico shall be immediately transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services and the United States Agency for International Development for the express purpose of combating coronavirus disease (COVID-19).’
Democratic presidential candidates have been talking seriously about the coronavirus before Trump ever admitted there was a problem. Wednesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed there was a potential community transmission in California. That meant the virus was not passed from anyone directly in a diseased area or from poeple who traveled there.
All of the top 2020 presidential candidates have criticized the White House’s response to the coronavirus. Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg also had plans to improve responses to public health crises:
‘Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NU), has requested $8.5 billion in emergency funding to combat the outbreak.’
Congress appropriated $1.375 billion for the border wall, but Trump diverted billions more to the wall from military accounts, which was not legal. Only the House has the power of the purse.
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--2020-02-27--Pelosi Holds Press Conference & Hits Trump Over Corona Virus Flub

President Donald Trump has failed to inspire any sort of confidence in his handling of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak , which is slowly but surely seeping into then United States .
At his Wednesday evening press conference about the situation , he even claimed that a stock market drop that ’ s coincided with the virus ’ s spread could be blamed on a Democratic presidential primary debate that , in reality , took place after the stock market drop began .
At her own press conference this week , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) appeared to question @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump ’ s fumbling of these basic facts in the name of political expedience .
‘ The President said something so strange that you really have to wonder .
He said the reason why the market dropped is because of the debate the other night .
Well , the market had dropped eighteen hundred points before the debate the other night .
The market dropped while he was speaking yesterday at his press conference , so let ’ s not be silly about what that is.
’ It ’ s true — Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stock market could be tied to investors ’ worries about Democratic presidential candidates , but the decline clearly and definitively began before those candidates took the stage for a debate this week , days ahead of the final primary election before a slew of states across the U.S. hold their primaries simultaneously on “ Super Tuesday.
” Trump ’ s leap to use the Coronavirus to attack these Dems well exemplifies his already bungled response to the virus .
This week on Twitter , he suggested that duly proceeding news coverage of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ fake news ” conspiracy to make him look bad .
It ’ s not !
At her own press conference , Pelosi also noted : ‘ We are hoping to work in a bipartisan way to stop the spread , to have serious prevention — science-based , evidence-based decision-making with professionals who know the territory… The market drop was disturbing… but again , we want to instill confidence without panicking people about this… what we ’ re there to do is prevent and not panic people on the subject.
’ For now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus with a request for $ 2.5 billion in emergency funding , which members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have derided as too little .
Trump also named Vice President Mike Pence as a lead response coordinator for the virus situation , although that ’ s not exactly well-positioned to inspire confidence — Pence presided over Indiana while the state suffered an HIV outbreak .
Pence , like other Republican governors , worked to roll back public health services in the state .
Now , the effects from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pile up — the stock market dip this week is apparently the worse since the Great Recession , and the first community-transmitted case of Coronavirus in the U.S. was apparently confirmed while Trump spoke on Wednesday .

President Donald Trump has failed to inspire any sort of confidence in his handling of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak, which is slowly but surely seeping into then United States. At his Wednesday evening press conference about the situation, he even claimed that a stock market drop that’s coincided with the virus’s spread could be blamed on a Democratic presidential primary debate that, in reality, took place after the stock market drop began. At her own press conference this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) appeared to question the president’s mental state considering Trump’s fumbling of these basic facts in the name of political expedience.
She commented:
‘The President said something so strange that you really have to wonder. He said the reason why the market dropped is because of the debate the other night. Well, the market had dropped eighteen hundred points before the debate the other night. The market dropped while he was speaking yesterday at his press conference, so let’s not be silly about what that is.’
Watch:
WATCH: @nancycordes asks @SpeakerPelosi if she's concerned about stock market dips in response to #coronavirus fears: "We don't like seeing the market drop…we hope that this will have a turn around, but it can not affect how we address the issue." pic.twitter.com/akCMxleXJY — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) February 27, 2020
It’s true — Trump repeatedly claimed that a decline in the stock market could be tied to investors’ worries about Democratic presidential candidates, but the decline clearly and definitively began before those candidates took the stage for a debate this week, days ahead of the final primary election before a slew of states across the U.S. hold their primaries simultaneously on “Super Tuesday.”
Trump’s leap to use the Coronavirus to attack these Dems well exemplifies his already bungled response to the virus. This week on Twitter, he suggested that duly proceeding news coverage of the illness is part of some kind of “fake news” conspiracy to make him look bad. It’s not!
He belligerently tweeted anyway:
‘Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape!’
Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape! @CDCgov….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 26, 2020
At her own press conference, Pelosi also noted:
‘We are hoping to work in a bipartisan way to stop the spread, to have serious prevention — science-based, evidence-based decision-making with professionals who know the territory… The market drop was disturbing… but again, we want to instill confidence without panicking people about this… what we’re there to do is prevent and not panic people on the subject.’
For now, the Trump administration has responded to the virus with a request for $2.5 billion in emergency funding, which members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have derided as too little. Trump also named Vice President Mike Pence as a lead response coordinator for the virus situation, although that’s not exactly well-positioned to inspire confidence — Pence presided over Indiana while the state suffered an HIV outbreak. Pence, like other Republican governors, worked to roll back public health services in the state. Now, the effects from the virus in the U.S. are continuing to pile up — the stock market dip this week is apparently the worse since the Great Recession, and the first community-transmitted case of Coronavirus in the U.S. was apparently confirmed while Trump spoke on Wednesday.


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Trump Money Laundering Investigation Demand By Scotland Blindsides W.H.

Scottish leaders are advocating for an investigation into President Donald Trump over possible money laundering , adding yet another locale to the list of U.S. allies that the Trump administration has alienated .
The country ’ s Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie wants First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to seek a so-called “ unexplained wealth order , ” which — as its name suggests — demands answers from a target for unexplained wealth .
In this case , Harvie is questioning the eventual president ’ s acquisition of land for both Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeenshire and the Trump Turnberry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acquired during the Great Recession .
Were the purchases designed as parts of a money laundering operation ?
Harvie wants to know .
He says : That ’ s pretty blunt !
Perhaps Trump will be angrily tweeting about the Scottish Green Party next , considering his well documented past animosity towards those who even dare to question his behavior and/or motives .
Trump has consistently and infamously resisted calls to release his tax returns , which would provide information about where his money actually came from like the funds which he used @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , for his part , tied his push for a Trump investigation to the integrity and legitimacy of the Scottish government itself .
‘ We need to be given confidence that the Government will show leadership and use the powers available to them .
Will the First Minister seek an unexplained wealth order and make it clear that Scotland is not a country where anyone with the money can buy whatever land and property they want , no questions asked ?
’ Sturgeon responded to Harvie most recently by insisting that she ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Trump has already battled the Scottish government once before — he launched an eventually unsuccessful lawsuit to try and force authorities to roll back a wind turbine project constructed near his Aberdeenshire course , which he alleged had its scenery unfairly impeded upon by the development .
Adding insult to injury for Trump , a U.K. court even demanded that he pay the Scottish government ’ s legal fees .
His new Scotland financial debacle follows similar issues in the U.S. House investigators have questioned whether some of Trump ’ s other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ laundering , and they ’ ve investigated this possibility alongside credible allegations against Trump of bank fraud , tax fraud , insurance fraud , and more .
He routinely artificially adjusted property valuations and more in order to get the most out of whoever he happened to be dealing with at the time .
Trump , of course , has insisted the whole time that he ’ s completely and utterly innocent — no matter the amply available evidence proving otherwise .
He ’ s routinely lied about the nature of investigations into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sympathy and continued support from his voters .

Scottish leaders are advocating for an investigation into President Donald Trump over possible money laundering, adding yet another locale to the list of U.S. allies that the Trump administration has alienated. The country’s Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie wants First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to seek a so-called “unexplained wealth order,” which — as its name suggests — demands answers from a target for unexplained wealth. In this case, Harvie is questioning the eventual president’s acquisition of land for both Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeenshire and the Trump Turnberry resort in Ayrshire, which Trump abruptly acquired during the Great Recession.
Were the purchases designed as parts of a money laundering operation? Harvie wants to know. He says:
‘The purchase of Menie and the Turnberry golf resort were part of Trump’s huge cash spending spree in the midst of a global financial crisis… Trump’s known sources of income don’t explain where the money came from for these huge cash transactions. There are reasonable grounds for suspecting that his lawfully obtained income was insufficient.’
That’s pretty blunt! Perhaps Trump will be angrily tweeting about the Scottish Green Party next, considering his well documented past animosity towards those who even dare to question his behavior and/or motives. Trump has consistently and infamously resisted calls to release his tax returns, which would provide information about where his money actually came from like the funds which he used to purchase that Scottish land.
Harvie, for his part, tied his push for a Trump investigation to the integrity and legitimacy of the Scottish government itself.
He insisted:
‘We need to be given confidence that the Government will show leadership and use the powers available to them. Will the First Minister seek an unexplained wealth order and make it clear that Scotland is not a country where anyone with the money can buy whatever land and property they want, no questions asked?’
Sturgeon responded to Harvie most recently by insisting that she’d look at the case more closely.
Trump has already battled the Scottish government once before — he launched an eventually unsuccessful lawsuit to try and force authorities to roll back a wind turbine project constructed near his Aberdeenshire course, which he alleged had its scenery unfairly impeded upon by the development. Adding insult to injury for Trump, a U.K. court even demanded that he pay the Scottish government’s legal fees.
His new Scotland financial debacle follows similar issues in the U.S. House investigators have questioned whether some of Trump’s other business activities functioned as shells for money laundering, and they’ve investigated this possibility alongside credible allegations against Trump of bank fraud, tax fraud, insurance fraud, and more. He routinely artificially adjusted property valuations and more in order to get the most out of whoever he happened to be dealing with at the time.
Trump, of course, has insisted the whole time that he’s completely and utterly innocent — no matter the amply available evidence proving otherwise. He’s routinely lied about the nature of investigations into his behavior in an attempt to garner sympathy and continued support from his voters.


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Pope Francis Becomes Sick After Hugging & Kissing Public In Italy

Pope Francis cancelled a planned participation in a Thursday morning Mass at the St John Lateran basilica in Rome due to what his team called a “ slight ” illness .
That announcement came the day after he interacted with members of the public as part of ceremonies for Ash Wednesday , which kicks off a period of traditional introspection prior to the holiday of Easter .
The Pope ’ s apparent illness has emerged as Rome and Italy at large battle the spread of the Coronavirus — in the country alone , hundreds of cases have been reported , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quarantine , as has been carried out on a much larger scale in China , where the illness first emerged .
The Pope ’ s illness emerged “ a day after he kissed heads and touched faces as he met with crowds in St Peter ’ s Square , saying he had solidarity with those suffering from coronavirus , ” the Daily Mail notes .
During Wednesday ’ s event , he could be seen seemingly already in the beginning throes of some kind of illness , the exact nature of which has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
According to his team , he ’ d be continuing with plans inside Vatican City , just not traveling across the city .
During his Ash Wednesday remarks , Francis — who has often ended up on the opposite side of President Donald Trump on key social issues — criticized “ verbal violence ” that he says has gotten “ amplified by the internet.
” Trump , of course , is certainly an ardent perpetrator of that kind of cyberbullying .
Across the globe , tens of thousands of coronavirus cases have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ although just this week , the first community-transmitted case of the virus was reported in the United States .
The virus ’ s so far documented fatality rate is up to the range of 2-3 percent , which is significantly higher than the fatality rate of the common flu — although the flu does claim the lives of many people on a yearly basis anyway .
The Trump administration is slowly but surely rolling out a plan for combating the virus in the U.S. , which so far includes a request for $ @ @ @ @ @ @

Pope Francis cancelled a planned participation in a Thursday morning Mass at the St John Lateran basilica in Rome due to what his team called a “slight” illness. That announcement came the day after he interacted with members of the public as part of ceremonies for Ash Wednesday, which kicks off a period of traditional introspection prior to the holiday of Easter. The Pope’s apparent illness has emerged as Rome and Italy at large battle the spread of the Coronavirus — in the country alone, hundreds of cases have been reported, and several towns have been placed under quarantine, as has been carried out on a much larger scale in China, where the illness first emerged.
The Pope’s illness emerged “a day after he kissed heads and touched faces as he met with crowds in St Peter’s Square, saying he had solidarity with those suffering from coronavirus,” the Daily Mail notes. During Wednesday’s event, he could be seen seemingly already in the beginning throes of some kind of illness, the exact nature of which has not been publicly outlined by the Vatican. According to his team, he’d be continuing with plans inside Vatican City, just not traveling across the city.
During his Ash Wednesday remarks, Francis — who has often ended up on the opposite side of President Donald Trump on key social issues — criticized “verbal violence” that he says has gotten “amplified by the internet.” Trump, of course, is certainly an ardent perpetrator of that kind of cyberbullying.
Across the globe, tens of thousands of coronavirus cases have been reported, mostly in China — although just this week, the first community-transmitted case of the virus was reported in the United States. The virus’s so far documented fatality rate is up to the range of 2-3 percent, which is significantly higher than the fatality rate of the common flu — although the flu does claim the lives of many people on a yearly basis anyway. The Trump administration is slowly but surely rolling out a plan for combating the virus in the U.S., which so far includes a request for $2.5 billion in emergency funding.


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Giuliani Accidentally ‘Butt-Dials’ Reporter & Is Embarrassed In Front Of America

President Donald Trump ’ s “ defense ” team isn ’ t exactly running the most well-oiled operation — it ’ s as much the political subservience of Republican members of Congress that got Trump temporarily off the hook during the impeachment proceedings as anything else .
Trump ’ s lawyers could have probably said just about anything .
Now , prominent personal Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani — whose attempt to help bribe Ukraine into investigating the Bidens helped land Trump in the impeachment proceedings — has been caught embarrassingly blabbing that he only has “ five friends left.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he failed to actually hang up on a reporter he ’ d been talking to , despite attempting disconnection .
The conversation with New York Daily News reporter Chris Sommerfeldt was over a forthcoming book from former New York Governor George Pataki , who claims that Giuliani asked him to call off the 2001 mayoral election in New York City so Giuliani could remain on as mayor following the 9/11 terrorist attacks .
Giuliani denied that claim , insisting : The confession about his apparently dramatically shrinking social circle came after Giuliani insisted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Los Angeles and needed to hang up , although he didn ’ t actually do so .
Addressing someone who he called Tony , Giuliani could then be overheard complaining about Pataki ’ s supposed disloyalty .
He complained , in reference to Pataki : ‘ He ’ s trying to sell a book .
Even if we would have had that conversation , it would have been privileged between a mayor and a governor… He ’ s an honorable guy .
I can ’ t believe he would do that .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ got about five friends left… I ’ m so shocked.
’ Really ?
He ’ s shocked ?
What did he think was going to happen when he became nationally recognized as an ardent defender of Donald Trump ?
Is he aware of who he works for ?
Has he actually listened to his boss speak for any substantial period of time ?
Following the impeachment proceedings , which ended with an acquittal for Trump thanks to the capitulation of Republican Senators , Giuliani has kept up his work to produce dirt on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s even reportedly been developing a documentary — which is laughably outlandish .

President Donald Trump’s “defense” team isn’t exactly running the most well-oiled operation — it’s as much the political subservience of Republican members of Congress that got Trump temporarily off the hook during the impeachment proceedings as anything else. Trump’s lawyers could have probably said just about anything. Now, prominent personal Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani — whose attempt to help bribe Ukraine into investigating the Bidens helped land Trump in the impeachment proceedings — has been caught embarrassingly blabbing that he only has “five friends left.” He got overheard making the revelation after he failed to actually hang up on a reporter he’d been talking to, despite attempting disconnection.
The conversation with New York Daily News reporter Chris Sommerfeldt was over a forthcoming book from former New York Governor George Pataki, who claims that Giuliani asked him to call off the 2001 mayoral election in New York City so Giuliani could remain on as mayor following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Giuliani denied that claim, insisting:
‘There were people who wanted me to do it. I thought about it for two days, but I never asked him to do it. I never made the decision to do it.’
The confession about his apparently dramatically shrinking social circle came after Giuliani insisted to the reporter that he was heading to Los Angeles and needed to hang up, although he didn’t actually do so. Addressing someone who he called Tony, Giuliani could then be overheard complaining about Pataki’s supposed disloyalty.
He complained, in reference to Pataki:
‘He’s trying to sell a book. Even if we would have had that conversation, it would have been privileged between a mayor and a governor… He’s an honorable guy. I can’t believe he would do that. I just keep getting disappointed. I got about five friends left… I’m so shocked.’
Really? He’s shocked? What did he think was going to happen when he became nationally recognized as an ardent defender of Donald Trump? Is he aware of who he works for? Has he actually listened to his boss speak for any substantial period of time?
Following the impeachment proceedings, which ended with an acquittal for Trump thanks to the capitulation of Republican Senators, Giuliani has kept up his work to produce dirt on the Bidens from Ukraine. He’s even reportedly been developing a documentary — which is laughably outlandish.


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Michelle Obama Tweets Inspirational 2020 Voter Message To America

The Obamas may have left the White House years ago at this point , but they ’ re remaining definitively in the public eye — much to Trump ’ s grave annoyance , no doubt .
This week , former First Lady Michelle Obama shared the latest public service announcement produced for her voting advocacy organization called When We All Vote , which she developed ahead of the 2018 midterm elections and has been running with ahead of the general election later this year as well .
The organization ’ s efforts have hinged on advocating for people to head @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heard — which directly counters a documented GOP history of voter suppression .
Obama ’ s caption for the new video message read : ‘ As we close out # BlackHistoryMonth , let ’ s make sure our voices are heard loud and clear by going to http : //whenweallvote.org and helping our friends and family get registered and ready to vote .
Because # WhenWeAllVote , we make a difference for this country we all love.
’ Often , GOP voter suppression efforts specifically target marginalized communities like black Americans , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ immigrant , and lower income communities have also all been among those that Republicans intent on keeping power have set their sights on at times .
Votes from these groups could be crucial to getting Trump and his enablers out of office in November .
Although support for the president is often almost evenly split among groups like white men , among groups like black and Hispanic Americans , Trump ’ s support plummets substantially .
Why would the underserved groups that Michelle Obama ’ s organization is highlighting want to vote for @ @ @ @ @

The Obamas may have left the White House years ago at this point, but they’re remaining definitively in the public eye — much to Trump’s grave annoyance, no doubt. This week, former First Lady Michelle Obama shared the latest public service announcement produced for her voting advocacy organization called When We All Vote, which she developed ahead of the 2018 midterm elections and has been running with ahead of the general election later this year as well. The organization’s efforts have hinged on advocating for people to head to the polls and make their voices heard — which directly counters a documented GOP history of voter suppression.
Obama’s caption for the new video message read:
‘As we close out #BlackHistoryMonth, let’s make sure our voices are heard loud and clear by going to http://whenweallvote.org and helping our friends and family get registered and ready to vote. Because #WhenWeAllVote, we make a difference for this country we all love.’
As we close out #BlackHistoryMonth, let’s make sure our voices are heard loud and clear by going to https://t.co/cBTTn9yuTH and helping our friends and family get registered and ready to vote. Because #WhenWeAllVote, we make a difference for this country we all love. pic.twitter.com/8XwTSMmZaQ — Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) February 27, 2020
Often, GOP voter suppression efforts specifically target marginalized communities like black Americans, who often vote for Democrats. Hispanic, immigrant, and lower income communities have also all been among those that Republicans intent on keeping power have set their sights on at times.
Votes from these groups could be crucial to getting Trump and his enablers out of office in November. Although support for the president is often almost evenly split among groups like white men, among groups like black and Hispanic Americans, Trump’s support plummets substantially. Why would the underserved groups that Michelle Obama’s organization is highlighting want to vote for a racist demagogue anyway?
Check out Twitter’s response below…


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Pelosi Destroys Trump Over Failed Corona Virus Response

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) is among those hardly impressed by President Donald Trump ’ s desperate attempts to convince observers that he ’ s actually somehow well-equipped to respond to the Coronavirus threat .
In prepared remarks issued following Trump ’ s Wednesday evening press conference about the situation , she derided the president and his associates ’ behavior as “ opaque and chaotic ” and pointed out that the reality of their actions shows them repeatedly undermining the infrastructure to support public health in the U.S. Last May , they even completely eliminated the National Security @ @ @ @ @ @ @ health security and biothreats , whose job description would include leading responses to situations like the Coronavirus .
That ’ s putting it lightly , perhaps .
This week , Trump even suggested that duly proceeding news coverage of the virus threat was part of some kind of “ fake news ” conspiracy to make him look bad .
Pelosi continued with some other examples : ‘ The Trump Administration has left critical positions in charge of managing pandemics at the National Security Council and the Department of Homeland Security vacant .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 700 million from the Centers for Disease Control .
And even now , the Administration continues to devalue Americans ’ health security by ransacking funding from other vital public health needs.
’ Despite these issues , Trump would like observers to believe that his administration is well-equipped to handle the Coronavirus — although he ’ s even put Vice President Mike Pence in charge as the chief coordinator for virus response efforts , although under Pence ’ s leadership as governor of Indiana , an HIV outbreak spread .
Currently , the Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first community-contracted case of the illness was reported in the U.S. just this Wednesday .
Pelosi counters that her chamber plans to develop “ strong , strategic funding package with transparency and accountability that fully addresses the scale and seriousness of this public health crisis .
”

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is among those hardly impressed by President Donald Trump’s desperate attempts to convince observers that he’s actually somehow well-equipped to respond to the Coronavirus threat. In prepared remarks issued following Trump’s Wednesday evening press conference about the situation, she derided the president and his associates’ behavior as “opaque and chaotic” and pointed out that the reality of their actions shows them repeatedly undermining the infrastructure to support public health in the U.S. Last May, they even completely eliminated the National Security Council position of senior director for global health security and biothreats, whose job description would include leading responses to situations like the Coronavirus.
Pelosi commented:
‘The American people need a well-coordinated, whole-of-government, fully-funded response to keep them safe from the coronavirus threat. Unfortunately, the Trump Administration has mounted an opaque and chaotic response to this outbreak.’
Instead of delivering the well-coordinated, fully-funded #coronavirus response Americans deserve, the Trump Admin continues to leave key positions vacant & ransack other vital public health needs. https://t.co/IlY7sbnMgD — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) February 27, 2020
That’s putting it lightly, perhaps. This week, Trump even suggested that duly proceeding news coverage of the virus threat was part of some kind of “fake news” conspiracy to make him look bad.
Pelosi continued with some other examples:
‘The Trump Administration has left critical positions in charge of managing pandemics at the National Security Council and the Department of Homeland Security vacant. The Trump Budget called for slashing almost $700 million from the Centers for Disease Control. And even now, the Administration continues to devalue Americans’ health security by ransacking funding from other vital public health needs.’
Despite these issues, Trump would like observers to believe that his administration is well-equipped to handle the Coronavirus — although he’s even put Vice President Mike Pence in charge as the chief coordinator for virus response efforts, although under Pence’s leadership as governor of Indiana, an HIV outbreak spread. Currently, the Coronavirus is continuing to spread — the apparently first community-contracted case of the illness was reported in the U.S. just this Wednesday. Pelosi counters that her chamber plans to develop “strong, strategic funding package with transparency and accountability that fully addresses the scale and seriousness of this public health crisis.”
Check out Twitter’s response below…


bipartisanreport--2020-02-27--Schiff Publicly Shames Trump Over Bungled Corona Virus Response

President Donald Trump is trying to convince observers that he ’ s actually well-equipped to handle a response to the Coronavirus , which continues to slowly but surely spread across the globe — but his reassurance efforts aren ’ t exactly working .
Down in reality , the Trump administration has bungled the virus response so gravely that they don ’ t even have someone whose job description focuses on responding to potential pandemics .
Last May , they completely eliminated the National Security Council position of senior director for global health security and biothreats .
House Intelligence Committee Chairman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the administration for that and other lapses .
The Trump administration has requested $ 2.5 billion in emergency funding to deal with the virus , only part of which even consists of new money .
They ’ re planning to take around half of that amount from existing programs at the Department of Health and Human Services .
Even some Republicans , like House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy ( Calif. ) and Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby ( Ala. ) have criticized the funding request as seemingly inadequate for actually dealing with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has appeared completely out of touch with the basic realities of the situation throughout the rollout of the administration ’ s virus response .
At his Wednesday press conference about the situation , he even expressed repeated apparent surprise at the dangers posed by the common flu .
You ’ d hope a president would be aware of that , or at least competent enough to stay on topic .

President Donald Trump is trying to convince observers that he’s actually well-equipped to handle a response to the Coronavirus, which continues to slowly but surely spread across the globe — but his reassurance efforts aren’t exactly working. Down in reality, the Trump administration has bungled the virus response so gravely that they don’t even have someone whose job description focuses on responding to potential pandemics. Last May, they completely eliminated the National Security Council position of senior director for global health security and biothreats. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) harshly criticized the administration for that and other lapses.
He commented:
‘The Trump Administration has slashed CDC funding and left positions charged with managing pandemics vacant. The budget request for Coronavirus funding shows they still don’t understand the magnitude of the threat. The House will pass a real plan.’
The Trump Administration has slashed CDC funding and left positions charged with managing pandemics vacant. The budget request for Coronavirus funding shows they still don’t understand the magnitude of the threat. The House will pass a real plan. https://t.co/MCKnGKu6Ee — Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) February 26, 2020
The Trump administration has requested $2.5 billion in emergency funding to deal with the virus, only part of which even consists of new money. They’re planning to take around half of that amount from existing programs at the Department of Health and Human Services. Even some Republicans, like House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) and Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (Ala.) have criticized the funding request as seemingly inadequate for actually dealing with the virus’s threat.
Trump has appeared completely out of touch with the basic realities of the situation throughout the rollout of the administration’s virus response. At his Wednesday press conference about the situation, he even expressed repeated apparent surprise at the dangers posed by the common flu. You’d hope a president would be aware of that, or at least competent enough to stay on topic.
Check out Twitter’s response to Schiff…


bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--Trump Blindsided By Scottish Investigation Threat


bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--CDC Employees ‘Demoralized’ By Trump’s Meddling

President Donald Trump has no experience or evidence-based capacity to be responding to the threat of the Coronavirus , which is slowly but surely creeping into the United States .
— yet , he remains leading the charge .
Now , CNN ’ s John Berman is reporting that public health employees at agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) are feeling “ demoralized ” by Trump ’ s relentless political meddling , which has even included a claim that news coverage of the virus is just a conspiracy to make him look bad .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ forbidden top public health officials from explaining basic facets of the situation without the approval of top response coordination officials like the vice president — and these details do not exactly bode well for an effective response .
The Trump administration has already been fumbling virus handling efforts .
New reporting has emerged that staffers were tasked to deal with Coronavirus-affected patients without proper precautions , and now , the first community-transmitted case of the virus has been reported in the U.S. — and it ’ s in the vicinity of that apparently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got affected by this situation remains an ominously open question .
‘ You start to amplify that situation in places around the country , and I think it ’ s gon na expose two things .
One is that we may not have enough personal protective gear for our health care workers , and then if they ’ re potentially exposed , they ’ re out of the system .
they really can ’ t take care of patients for a while .
Who ’ s going to backstop that ?
Two is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know , look , we ’ ve got about a million hospital beds in the United States… so what happens to these patients ?
’ That and similar questions currently remain unanswered , even as the World Health Organization steps in with a warning that the virus is a potential pandemic .
Community transmission is crucial for pandemic status — and it ’ s been reported , even in the United States , even as Trump winds himself up with claims that the situation is completely under control and the virus will die @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supposed to mean .
‘ We ’ re now being told that , you know , they can ’ t talk to us anymore unless they get approval from , you know , the vice president essentially on this , which is hard to believe that simple information can ’ t come from the people who have the best information right now without all these hoops they got to jump through.
’ Berman added the negative effect that this situation is having on healthcare workers themselves .
He explained : ‘ I have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ friends that I had within the health community and the CDC who say it ’ s demoralizing the mixed messages that are coming from the top and front line health care workers .
They ’ re working their butts off right now and they ’ re not hearing at the top what they think needs to be said.
’ President Trump and his allies have consistently been accusing Democrats of trying to weaponize the Coronavirus situation as some kind of anti-Trump fodder , but it ’ s the White House that is fumbling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what exactly ?
Political expedience ?

President Donald Trump has no experience or evidence-based capacity to be responding to the threat of the Coronavirus, which is slowly but surely creeping into the United States. — yet, he remains leading the charge. Now, CNN’s John Berman is reporting that public health employees at agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are feeling “demoralized” by Trump’s relentless political meddling, which has even included a claim that news coverage of the virus is just a conspiracy to make him look bad. Apparently, the Trump team has even forbidden top public health officials from explaining basic facets of the situation without the approval of top response coordination officials like the vice president — and these details do not exactly bode well for an effective response.
The Trump administration has already been fumbling virus handling efforts. New reporting has emerged that staffers were tasked to deal with Coronavirus-affected patients without proper precautions, and now, the first community-transmitted case of the virus has been reported in the U.S. — and it’s in the vicinity of that apparently bungled quarantine. Exactly how many people got affected by this situation remains an ominously open question.
CNN’s health contributor Dr. Sanjay Gupta commented:
‘You start to amplify that situation in places around the country, and I think it’s gonna expose two things. One is that we may not have enough personal protective gear for our health care workers, and then if they’re potentially exposed, they’re out of the system. they really can’t take care of patients for a while. Who’s going to backstop that? Two is this idea of surge capacity. You know, look, we’ve got about a million hospital beds in the United States… so what happens to these patients?’
That and similar questions currently remain unanswered, even as the World Health Organization steps in with a warning that the virus is a potential pandemic. Community transmission is crucial for pandemic status — and it’s been reported, even in the United States, even as Trump winds himself up with claims that the situation is completely under control and the virus will die out soon, whatever that’s supposed to mean.
Gupta continued, referring to his public health administration sources:
‘We’re now being told that, you know, they can’t talk to us anymore unless they get approval from, you know, the vice president essentially on this, which is hard to believe that simple information can’t come from the people who have the best information right now without all these hoops they got to jump through.’
Berman added the negative effect that this situation is having on healthcare workers themselves. He explained:
‘I have to say I’ve heard from friends that I had within the health community and the CDC who say it’s demoralizing the mixed messages that are coming from the top and front line health care workers. They’re working their butts off right now and they’re not hearing at the top what they think needs to be said.’
Watch:
President Trump and his allies have consistently been accusing Democrats of trying to weaponize the Coronavirus situation as some kind of anti-Trump fodder, but it’s the White House that is fumbling the situation in the name of — what exactly? Political expedience?


bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--AOC Drags Ted Cruz For Whiny Coronavirus Meltdown

Republicans don ’ t appear as though they ’ re suddenly about to start feeling okay with taking criticism anytime soon .
This week , Sen. Ted .
Cruz ( R-Texas ) , who went from Trump opponent to Trump shill , mocked prominent progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ( D-N.Y. ) for speaking out against Vice President Mike Pence ’ s appointment as lead response coordinator for the Coronavirus situation .
After all , Ocasio-Cortez pointed out , Pence “ does not believe in science , ” which applies to issues like climate change , LGBTQ people , and more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ list of conservative talking points in response — and the Congresswoman poignantly responded by pointing out that Cruz doesn ’ t exactly seem to believe in science either .
Duly documented science shouldn ’ t be an area where people can “ disagree , ” yet here we are .
Ocasio-Cortez tweeted : Cruz ’ s list of questions in response to Ocasio-Cortez ’ s alarm about Pence included a reference to the supposed real nature of the chromosomes that determine someone ’ s biological sex .
Socially expressed gender isn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and even our determinants of biological sex operate according to socially expressed boundaries .
It ’ s not that complicated .
Cruz and other Republicans have often derided Ocasio-Cortez , with some pointing out her past as a bartender — but in response to the Texas Senator this week , the New York Congresswoman pointed out that she ’ s also “ an Intel global finalist , a fmr multi-year intern for Sen. Kennedy , a cum laude dual major in Economics & International Relations , a fmr Educational Director for national organization @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a bartender , ” And also your colleague.
” Meanwhile , no matter how feverishly that Republican trolls try to freak out — what are Pence ’ s qualifications to lead a Coronavirus response ?
While he was governor of Indiana , where he worked to roll back public health infrastructure , the state suffered an HIV outbreak .
That ’ s not exactly reassuring .

Republicans don’t appear as though they’re suddenly about to start feeling okay with taking criticism anytime soon. This week, Sen. Ted. Cruz (R-Texas), who went from Trump opponent to Trump shill, mocked prominent progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) for speaking out against Vice President Mike Pence’s appointment as lead response coordinator for the Coronavirus situation. After all, Ocasio-Cortez pointed out, Pence “does not believe in science,” which applies to issues like climate change, LGBTQ people, and more. Cruz mockingly rattled off a laundry list of conservative talking points in response — and the Congresswoman poignantly responded by pointing out that Cruz doesn’t exactly seem to believe in science either.
Duly documented science shouldn’t be an area where people can “disagree,” yet here we are. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted:
‘Sen. Cruz, while I understand you judge people’s intelligence by the lowest income they’ve had, I hold awards from MIT Lincoln Lab &others for accomplishments in microbiology. Secondly, I’m surprised you’re asking about chromosomes given that you don’t even believe in evolution.’
Sen. Cruz, while I understand you judge people’s intelligence by the lowest income they’ve had, I hold awards from MIT Lincoln Lab &others for accomplishments in microbiology. Secondly, I’m surprised you’re asking about chromosomes given that you don’t even believe in evolution. https://t.co/vOIwJhpl7q — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) February 28, 2020
Cruz’s list of questions in response to Ocasio-Cortez’s alarm about Pence included a reference to the supposed real nature of the chromosomes that determine someone’s biological sex. Socially expressed gender isn’t the same thing as biological sex — and even our determinants of biological sex operate according to socially expressed boundaries. It’s not that complicated.
Cruz and other Republicans have often derided Ocasio-Cortez, with some pointing out her past as a bartender — but in response to the Texas Senator this week, the New York Congresswoman pointed out that she’s also “an Intel global finalist, a fmr multi-year intern for Sen. Kennedy, a cum laude dual major in Economics & International Relations, a fmr Educational Director for national organization, Who to you is “just a bartender,” And also your colleague.”
Sincerely,
an Intel global finalist,
a fmr multi-year intern for Sen. Kennedy,
a cum laude dual major in Economics & International Relations,
a fmr Educational Director for national organization,
Who to you is “just a bartender,”
And also your colleague.https://t.co/9ktAgXFXDE — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) February 28, 2020
Meanwhile, no matter how feverishly that Republican trolls try to freak out — what are Pence’s qualifications to lead a Coronavirus response? While he was governor of Indiana, where he worked to roll back public health infrastructure, the state suffered an HIV outbreak. That’s not exactly reassuring.
Check out Twitter’s response below…


bipartisanreport--2020-02-28--Mulvaney Says Media Covers Coronavirus To Get At Trump

Despite the documented dangers of the disease , President Donald Trump and his allies are refusing not to politicize the Coronavirus situation .
On Friday morning at the Conservative Political Action Conference ( CPAC ) , acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney accused the media of using Coronavirus coverage as part of some kind of conspiracy to make Trump look bad — which is the exact same line that Trump himself has parroted elsewhere , although there remains no evidence of this allegation .
What are reporters supposed to do ?
Ignore a disease that ’ s killed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thousands more ?
Maybe Mulvaney imagines that the sick people in China are part of this imaginary conspiracy too !
How far does this supposed plot against Trump go ?
Is the World Health Organization part of the oh-so-scary deep state too ?
After all , they ’ ve issued a warning that the Coronavirus is a potential pandemic .
What about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) ?
Are they also a part of the deep state ?
After all , that federal government agency also recently issued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some Trumpers have , in fact , dismissed as some kind of deep state conspiracy against the president .
These are the kinds of outrageous questions that are implied by Mulvaney ’ s rambling .
It ’ s a fitting exemplification of how far off into the abyss of egomania that Trump and his cronies really are .
‘ So , the Coronavirus , which started in China and spread to various countries throughout the world , but very slowly in the U.S. because President Trump closed our border , and ended flights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blamed , by the Do Nothing Democrats , to be the fault of “ Trump ” ’ No one is alleging that the Coronavirus is Trump ’ s personal fault .
The options here aren ’ t full support for Trump or some kind of secret global conspiracy to make him look bad and hold him personally responsible for a global pandemic .
Yet , these are the only options that Trump and his allies seem to be interested in acknowledging .
Trump is not some kind of valiant white knight against the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ border and ending flights — it ’ s the work of the health professionals who Trump and his team are consistently deriding and fumbling that ’ s kept the situation remotely in check .
Just recently , reporting came out that the Trump administration had sent staffers in to deal with Coronavirus sufferers without proper quarantine precautions — and the first community-transmitted case of the virus was reported in the area of the fumbled quarantine .
At this rate , with all this talk about supposed political ulterior motives , there ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump administration is competently positioned to deal with the virus .

Despite the documented dangers of the disease, President Donald Trump and his allies are refusing not to politicize the Coronavirus situation. On Friday morning at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney accused the media of using Coronavirus coverage as part of some kind of conspiracy to make Trump look bad — which is the exact same line that Trump himself has parroted elsewhere, although there remains no evidence of this allegation. What are reporters supposed to do? Ignore a disease that’s killed thousands of people and infected tens of thousands more?
Mulvaney railed:
‘They think this will bring down the president. That’s what it’s all about… t’s not a death sentence. It’s not the same as the Ebola crisis.’
More Mulvaney: "It’s not a death sentence. It’s not the same as the Ebola crisis. " — Annie Karni (@anniekarni) February 28, 2020
Maybe Mulvaney imagines that the sick people in China are part of this imaginary conspiracy too! How far does this supposed plot against Trump go? Is the World Health Organization part of the oh-so-scary deep state too? After all, they’ve issued a warning that the Coronavirus is a potential pandemic. What about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)? Are they also a part of the deep state? After all, that federal government agency also recently issued a warning about the virus — which some Trumpers have, in fact, dismissed as some kind of deep state conspiracy against the president.
These are the kinds of outrageous questions that are implied by Mulvaney’s rambling. It’s a fitting exemplification of how far off into the abyss of egomania that Trump and his cronies really are.
Around midnight on Friday, Trump tweeted:
‘So, the Coronavirus, which started in China and spread to various countries throughout the world, but very slowly in the U.S. because President Trump closed our border, and ended flights, VERY EARLY, is now being blamed, by the Do Nothing Democrats, to be the fault of “Trump”’
So, the Coronavirus, which started in China and spread to various countries throughout the world, but very slowly in the U.S. because President Trump closed our border, and ended flights, VERY EARLY, is now being blamed, by the Do Nothing Democrats, to be the fault of “Trump”. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 28, 2020
No one is alleging that the Coronavirus is Trump’s personal fault. The options here aren’t full support for Trump or some kind of secret global conspiracy to make him look bad and hold him personally responsible for a global pandemic. Yet, these are the only options that Trump and his allies seem to be interested in acknowledging. Trump is not some kind of valiant white knight against the virus keeping it out via closing the border and ending flights — it’s the work of the health professionals who Trump and his team are consistently deriding and fumbling that’s kept the situation remotely in check.
Just recently, reporting came out that the Trump administration had sent staffers in to deal with Coronavirus sufferers without proper quarantine precautions — and the first community-transmitted case of the virus was reported in the area of the fumbled quarantine.
Yet, Trump glibly tweeted:
‘Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape!’
Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape! @CDCgov….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 26, 2020
At this rate, with all this talk about supposed political ulterior motives, there’s little apparent reason to trust that the Trump administration is competently positioned to deal with the virus.


bipartisanreport--2020-03-01--Pelosi Shows Trump How To Lead With Weekend Coronavirus Message To America

Washington Governor Jay Inslee ( D ) announced Saturday that a person in his state had died as a result of contracting the Coronavirus 19 .
Donald Trump punted the responsibility for this heretofore unknown virus to Vice President Mike Pence .
Pence politicized what should have been above politics , in the scientists ’ neighborhood .
The VP said , according to The Washington Post : The speaker ’ s response was totally different from that of Donald Trump ’ s surrogate .
She promised action as House health officials have been working on tracking down anyone who had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said that the House Appropriations Committee has been in the process of “ increasing fund to combat the virus : ” The president spoke to the 2020 presidential race in his morning tweets .
Finally , he came around to the virus .
Instead , Pelosi ’ s immediate response was sorrow at the death of the person who contracted Coronavirus 19 : : The White House “ submitted a $ 2.5 billion in supplemental funding ” and both parties agreed that amount was “ insufficient.
” Instead , the final amount would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and $ 8 billion.
” Twitter world went crazy .
Take a look at some of our favorite responses below from the left We included a look at the right ’ s absurdity : 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 .

Washington Governor Jay Inslee (D) announced Saturday that a person in his state had died as a result of contracting the Coronavirus 19. Donald Trump punted the responsibility for this heretofore unknown virus to Vice President Mike Pence.
Unlike Pence, the House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) promised solace and funds:
‘Sadly and prayerfully, today, we learned of the first death from the #coronavirus in the United States. The American people expect a well-coordinated, fully-funded response that appropriately addresses this public health crisis.’
Pence politicized what should have been above politics, in the scientists’ neighborhood. The VP said, according to The Washington Post:
‘A lot of irresponsible rhetoric among Democrats’ over coronavirus.’
The speaker’s response was totally different from that of Donald Trump’s surrogate. She promised action as House health officials have been working on tracking down anyone who had contact with that person.
The speaker said that the House Appropriations Committee has been in the process of “increasing fund to combat the virus:”
‘Congress is taking steps to ensure the government has access to the resources needed to combat this deadly virus & keep Americans safe.’
The president spoke to the 2020 presidential race in his morning tweets. Finally, he came around to the virus. Instead, Pelosi’s immediate response was sorrow at the death of the person who contracted Coronavirus 19::
‘The American people expect a well-coordinated, fully-funded response that appropriately addresses this public health crisis.’
The White House “submitted a $2.5 billion in supplemental funding” and both parties agreed that amount was “insufficient.” Instead, the final amount would be somewhere “between $6 billion and $8 billion.”
Twitter world went crazy. Take a look at some of our favorite responses below from the left We included a look at the right’s absurdity:
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--2020-03-01--Trump Health Official Suffers Coronavirus Humiliation During  ‘ABC Sunday’ Segment

The Trump administration would like Americans to trust their handling of the Coronavirus , although they ’ re currently led by the guy — President Donald Trump — who freely insisted that he ’ s “ never understood wind.
” Trump has claimed that coverage of the negative aspects of the Coronavirus situation is perpetrating some kind of “ hoax ” and constituting a conspiracy to make him look bad — which is , quite simply , a lie .
Yet , this weekend , Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar , who ’ s on the Coronavirus response @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Democrats ’ supposed “ hoax.
” The correct answer , of course , is that no — it ’ s not appropriate !
It ’ s not appropriate for the president of the United States to stand in front of the nation and mock coverage of the situation as a hoax , no matter whether or not he specifies that his “ hoax ” idea just covers the coverage and reaction rather than the actual disease .
Azar said none of this .
Instead , he suggested that the president is some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the American people .
He commented , referring to Trump ’ s “ hoax ” commentary : ‘ Well , he ’ s talking about the partisan sniping that we ’ re seeing , and that ’ s just unnecessary .
We don ’ t need to have this made a political issue .
We ’ re in a public health crisis here ; we need to all be banding together .
And you know , we ’ re working on this emergency supplemental bill in Congress , and we ’ re getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ ve got a lot of hope that we can get things back to us all working together on this.
’ Talk about hypocrisy .
Has Azar observed his team ’ s response for any amount of time ?
Has he observed the president ?
Don Jr. ?
The other day on Fox , Donald Trump Jr. claimed that Democrats want the Coronavirus to kill millions of Americans just so that they can stick it to the president .
And yet , Azar has the arrogant hypocrisy to blame others for the “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ himself has rattled off on Twitter : And Azar has the gall to insist that others should watch their own politicized talk ?
Seriously ?
He went on from the above to insist that the situation is overall not that treacherous for the American people in general .
He commented : ‘ The most important thing is that we ’ re all communicating to the American people so they understand what we ’ re dealing with — that the risk to any individual is low , that we ’ re going to keep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to see more cases , we ’ re seeing some community-spreading , but they ’ ve got the finest public health system in the world , and the finest public health experts who are on it .
This is what we do.
’ Yet , he and his team are failing to actually inspire confidence among Americans .

The Trump administration would like Americans to trust their handling of the Coronavirus, although they’re currently led by the guy — President Donald Trump — who freely insisted that he’s “never understood wind.” Trump has claimed that coverage of the negative aspects of the Coronavirus situation is perpetrating some kind of “hoax” and constituting a conspiracy to make him look bad — which is, quite simply, a lie. Yet, this weekend, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, who’s on the Coronavirus response team, defended Trump’s derision of Democrats’ supposed “hoax.”
ABC host George Stephanopoulos asked the straightforward question:
‘Is it appropriate for him in any way to be using the word hoax in the context of this crisis?’
The correct answer, of course, is that no — it’s not appropriate! It’s not appropriate for the president of the United States to stand in front of the nation and mock coverage of the situation as a hoax, no matter whether or not he specifies that his “hoax” idea just covers the coverage and reaction rather than the actual disease.
Azar said none of this. Instead, he suggested that the president is some valiant white knight just trying to defend the American people. He commented, referring to Trump’s “hoax” commentary:
‘Well, he’s talking about the partisan sniping that we’re seeing, and that’s just unnecessary. We don’t need to have this made a political issue. We’re in a public health crisis here; we need to all be banding together. And you know, we’re working on this emergency supplemental bill in Congress, and we’re getting bipartisan support on that, so I’ve got a lot of hope that we can get things back to us all working together on this.’
Watch:
.@GStephanopoulos: Is it appropriate for President Trump to be using the word “hoax” in criticizing Democrats’ criticism of coronavirus response? Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar: “He’s talking about the political sniping that we’re seeing.” https://t.co/PRDknSv9hw pic.twitter.com/a27yGRfqzz — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) March 1, 2020
Talk about hypocrisy. Has Azar observed his team’s response for any amount of time? Has he observed the president? Don Jr.? The other day on Fox, Donald Trump Jr. claimed that Democrats want the Coronavirus to kill millions of Americans just so that they can stick it to the president. And yet, Azar has the arrogant hypocrisy to blame others for the “politicization” of the issue.
Trump himself has rattled off on Twitter:
‘Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.’
Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape! @CDCgov….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 26, 2020
And Azar has the gall to insist that others should watch their own politicized talk? Seriously?
He went on from the above to insist that the situation is overall not that treacherous for the American people in general. He commented:
‘The most important thing is that we’re all communicating to the American people so they understand what we’re dealing with — that the risk to any individual is low, that we’re going to keep it low, that we’re going to see more cases, we’re seeing some community-spreading, but they’ve got the finest public health system in the world, and the finest public health experts who are on it. This is what we do.’
Yet, he and his team are failing to actually inspire confidence among Americans.


bipartisanreport--2020-03-01--Pence Attempts & Fails Coronavirus Response During Sunday TV Embarrassment

President Donald Trump announced last Wednesday that Vice President Mike Pence would be leading the administration ’ s response to the Coronavirus .
Why ?
Who knows .
It ’ s not as though he has any particularly apparent scientific experience .
On issues ranging from climate change to LGBTQ identity , Pence refuses to even believe in science as a concept .
This weekend on CNN ’ s State of the Union with Jake Tapper , Pence went so far that he defended Donald Trump Jr. ’ s completely and utterly baseless accusation that Democrats want the virus to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can stick it to the president .
Tapper asked Pence about the politicization of the situation , but the vice president refused to acknowledge any wrongdoing by Republicans .
Tapper inquired : Pence did not answer the question !
Eventually , he got around to saying that he thought Trump Jr. ’ s remarks were “ understandable , ” and apparently , we ’ re supposed to trust the guy who thinks it ’ s understandable for the president ’ s son to accuse Democrats of harboring ambitions for mass death .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
‘ Well , I think what the president said earlier this week , and his charge to me is to remind the American people that the risk is low , to assure the American people that we ’ re ready , but also to say , as the president said , that this is no time for politics .
And frankly , I think that was Don Jr. ’ s point that there has been some very strong rhetoric directed at the president.
’ Tapper interjected to point out the “ strong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He commented : And Pence explained that nope , he thinks Trump Jr. ’ s comments were a-okay and perfectly understandable .
He commented : ‘ Responding to things that people have hurled is understandable .
But what the president ’ s charged us to do… is to set the politics aside and to work the problem… and with the exception of some barbs being thrown by some of the predictable voices in the public debate on the left , the usual shots that the president will take… what I ’ m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time for us to come together… We ’ re talking about real Americans dealing with the Coronavirus.
’ “ Real Americans ” ?
As opposed to what exactly ?
Fake Americans ?
While governor of Indiana , Pence presided over an HIV outbreak that coincided with his efforts to roll back public health services in the state .
He is not equipped to handle the Coronavirus situation , no matter what platitudes he employs — yet here he is anyway .
The administration has requested some $ 2.5 billion in emergency funding to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ both sides of the aisle have derided the request as too little , and Democrats in particular have criticized the part of the plan that includes taking around half of that money from existing programs at the Department of Health and Human Services .

President Donald Trump announced last Wednesday that Vice President Mike Pence would be leading the administration’s response to the Coronavirus. Why? Who knows. It’s not as though he has any particularly apparent scientific experience. On issues ranging from climate change to LGBTQ identity, Pence refuses to even believe in science as a concept. This weekend on CNN’s State of the Union with Jake Tapper, Pence went so far that he defended Donald Trump Jr.’s completely and utterly baseless accusation that Democrats want the virus to kill millions of Americans just so they can stick it to the president.
Tapper asked Pence about the politicization of the situation, but the vice president refused to acknowledge any wrongdoing by Republicans. Tapper inquired:
‘You don’t think that Democrats want people to contract this disease, do you?’
Pence did not answer the question! Eventually, he got around to saying that he thought Trump Jr.’s remarks were “understandable,” and apparently, we’re supposed to trust the guy who thinks it’s understandable for the president’s son to accuse Democrats of harboring ambitions for mass death. They’ve all launched off into lunacy.
Pence commented:
‘Well, I think what the president said earlier this week, and his charge to me is to remind the American people that the risk is low, to assure the American people that we’re ready, but also to say, as the president said, that this is no time for politics. And frankly, I think that was Don Jr.’s point that there has been some very strong rhetoric directed at the president.’
Tapper interjected to point out the “strong rhetoric” that Trump Jr. himself used. He commented:
‘You don’t think that was strong rhetoric? He said seemingly Democrats want millions of Americans to die from the Coronavirus.’
And Pence explained that nope, he thinks Trump Jr.’s comments were a-okay and perfectly understandable. He commented:
‘Responding to things that people have hurled is understandable. But what the president’s charged us to do… is to set the politics aside and to work the problem… and with the exception of some barbs being thrown by some of the predictable voices in the public debate on the left, the usual shots that the president will take… what I’m telling you is this is really a time for us to come together… We’re talking about real Americans dealing with the Coronavirus.’
“Real Americans”? As opposed to what exactly? Fake Americans?
Watch:
"This is really a time for us to come together," Vice President Mike Pence says on concerns of politicizing the coronavirus. "Because remember, we are talking about the health and lives of the American people" #CNNSOTU https://t.co/zjPKX1S3nn pic.twitter.com/GcW3bsKBEC — CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 1, 2020
While governor of Indiana, Pence presided over an HIV outbreak that coincided with his efforts to roll back public health services in the state. He is not equipped to handle the Coronavirus situation, no matter what platitudes he employs — yet here he is anyway.
The administration has requested some $2.5 billion in emergency funding to deal with the situation. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have derided the request as too little, and Democrats in particular have criticized the part of the plan that includes taking around half of that money from existing programs at the Department of Health and Human Services.


bipartisanreport--2020-03-01--Schiff Scares Trump/GOP With Weekend Evidence Declaration

Senate Majority Leader Senator Mitch McConnell ( R-KY ) aka “ Moscow Mitch ” welcomed a Russian Oligarch to build an aluminum processing plant in his state .
Along with McConnell ’ s overwhelming race to seed the courts with ultra-conservative judges this has dire consequences for Congress .
The House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff ( D-CA ) had a different opinion .
Schiff pointed at the “ duplicity ” when Donald Trump ’ s attorneys put forth an “ unprecedented legal theory.
” The California representative noted that these same attorneys argued the exact opposite during Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was their argument that the House must “ enforce subpoenas in court.
” Then , the president ’ s attorneys argued before a US Appeals Court that “ courts can not enforce congressional subpoenas.
” Judge Thomas Griffith in the Department of Justice ( DOJ ) headed up by Attorney General William Barr wrote : Schiff noted The New York Times article about congressional oversight : ‘ Trump ’ s lawyers convinced two judges of their unprecedented legal theory that courts CAN NOT enforce congressional subpoenas .
This was after they argued during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ REQUIRED to enforce subpoenas in court .
Such duplicity can ’ t survive appeal.
’ Twitter world went nuts .
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These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
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Senate Majority Leader Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) aka “Moscow Mitch” welcomed a Russian Oligarch to build an aluminum processing plant in his state. Along with McConnell’s overwhelming race to seed the courts with ultra-conservative judges this has dire consequences for Congress. The House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) had a different opinion.
The Kentucky senator helped undermine Congress’ “oversight power:”
‘Breaking News: A U.S. federal appeals court ruled that Congress cannot sue to enforce subpoenas against the executive branch, dealing a blow to Congress’s oversight power’
Schiff pointed at the “duplicity” when Donald Trump’s attorneys put forth an “unprecedented legal theory.” The California representative noted that these same attorneys argued the exact opposite during Trump’s impeachment trial.
First, it was their argument that the House must “enforce subpoenas in court.” Then, the president’s attorneys argued before a US Appeals Court that “courts cannot enforce congressional subpoenas.”
Judge Thomas Griffith in the Department of Justice (DOJ) headed up by Attorney General William Barr wrote:
‘The committee now seeks to invoke this court’s jurisdiction to enforce its subpoena on behalf of McGahn, responds that Article III of the Constitution forbids federal courts from resolving this kind of interbranch information dispute.“We agree and dismiss this case.’
Schiff noted The New York Times article about congressional oversight:
‘Trump’s lawyers convinced two judges of their unprecedented legal theory that courts CANNOT enforce congressional subpoenas. This was after they argued during the impeachment trial that the House was REQUIRED to enforce subpoenas in court. Such duplicity can’t survive appeal.’
Twitter world went nuts. Check out these favorites below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-03-01--Biden Humiliates Trump Over Coronavirus During ‘ABC Sunday’ Appearance

The 2020 general election is fast approaching , but in the meantime , the United States still has to deal with issues like the Coronavirus , which claimed its first life in the U.S. just recently as confirmed cases in the country continue to slowly but steadily grow .
President Donald Trump has been widely criticized for his response to the situation — he ’ s repeatedly insisted that everything is just fine , but in reality , his administration has the unqualified Vice President Mike Pence in charge of response and seems intent on bellowing that dismal news coverage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ look bad .
This Sunday , former Vice President and Democratic presidential primary candidate Joe Biden berated Trump ’ s behavior as “ incompetent.
” Besides Pence ’ s leadership , the Trump team has apparently clamped down on the ability of public health officials to even publicly comment about the situation .
Communication has to be approved first .
Biden insisted to ABC host George Stephanopoulos that if president , his response to the situation would be wildly different , explaining : ‘ Right now , you have this president who hasn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , number one .
He has the vice president speaking , not the scientists who know what they ’ re talking about… number two , they haven ’ t even prepared a test kit to determine whether or not anybody has the virus .
They ’ re not even available .
They say now they ’ ll be available by the end of the week or next week — they haven ’ t set up a pattern of how to proceed.
’ Other issues that Biden mentioned include the administration ’ s elimination @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Council meant to deal with global pandemic situations and their attempts to cut public health funding from agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) and National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) .
The Obama administration is the one that actually set up the global health office that Trump eliminated , the former vice president explained .
‘ This has been outrageous , the way they ’ ve proceeded .
They should let the scientists speak .
I ’ ve been talking about this for awhile… I see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and putting someone in charge who ’ s not a scientist… This is not a Democratic hoax .
This is incompetence on the part of the president of the United States at the expense of the country and the world.
’ Trump doesn ’ t exactly seem ready to take any of this criticism to heart .
On Twitter , he ’ s claimed that the “ fake news ” is “ doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible , including panicking markets , if possible ” — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be bothered to spell the disease correctly , he ’ s not exactly in a great position to inspire confidence in anyone .
His administration has requested $ 2.5 billion in emergency funding to deal with the Coronavirus situation .
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have derided that sum as insufficient — it ’ s lower than the amount that the Obama administration used to deal with the Ebola virus outbreak .
Trump has also proposed closing the southern border to help halt Coronavirus spread — but the virus , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do with the southern border .

The 2020 general election is fast approaching, but in the meantime, the United States still has to deal with issues like the Coronavirus, which claimed its first life in the U.S. just recently as confirmed cases in the country continue to slowly but steadily grow. President Donald Trump has been widely criticized for his response to the situation — he’s repeatedly insisted that everything is just fine, but in reality, his administration has the unqualified Vice President Mike Pence in charge of response and seems intent on bellowing that dismal news coverage is a conspiracy to make the president look bad. This Sunday, former Vice President and Democratic presidential primary candidate Joe Biden berated Trump’s behavior as “incompetent.”
Besides Pence’s leadership, the Trump team has apparently clamped down on the ability of public health officials to even publicly comment about the situation. Communication has to be approved first. Biden insisted to ABC host George Stephanopoulos that if president, his response to the situation would be wildly different, explaining:
‘Right now, you have this president who hasn’t allowed his scientists to speak, number one. He has the vice president speaking, not the scientists who know what they’re talking about… number two, they haven’t even prepared a test kit to determine whether or not anybody has the virus. They’re not even available. They say now they’ll be available by the end of the week or next week — they haven’t set up a pattern of how to proceed.’
Other issues that Biden mentioned include the administration’s elimination of an office on the National Security Council meant to deal with global pandemic situations and their attempts to cut public health funding from agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Obama administration is the one that actually set up the global health office that Trump eliminated, the former vice president explained.
Biden continued:
‘This has been outrageous, the way they’ve proceeded. They should let the scientists speak. I’ve been talking about this for awhile… I see no preparedness other than political talking points and putting someone in charge who’s not a scientist… This is not a Democratic hoax. This is incompetence on the part of the president of the United States at the expense of the country and the world.’
Watch:
“I see no preparedness other than political talking points, putting someone in charge who is not a scientist and muzzling the scientists," Joe Biden says on Trump's response to the coronavirus. "This is not a Democratic hoax, this is incompetence …” https://t.co/23kgGkwFyy pic.twitter.com/BZUdtNtDCl — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) March 1, 2020
Trump doesn’t exactly seem ready to take any of this criticism to heart. On Twitter, he’s claimed that the “fake news” is “doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible” — but if he can’t even be bothered to spell the disease correctly, he’s not exactly in a great position to inspire confidence in anyone.
Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. USA in great shape! @CDCgov….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 26, 2020
His administration has requested $2.5 billion in emergency funding to deal with the Coronavirus situation. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have derided that sum as insufficient — it’s lower than the amount that the Obama administration used to deal with the Ebola virus outbreak.
Trump has also proposed closing the southern border to help halt Coronavirus spread — but the virus, which originated in China, has absolutely nothing to do with the southern border.


bipartisanreport--2020-03-01--Trump Suffers Insecure Sunday Morning Coronavirus/Bloomberg Meltdown

Donald Trump and Mike Pence are ill-equipped to handle the threat of a pandemic .
Pence thought that smoking did not cause cancer .
He believes he can pray illness away .
If things go south , this is the person Trump decided to take the fall .
Pence has been making the Sunday talk show rounds talking about coronavirus-19 .
Clearly , he will be the one to take the fall when the virus spreads , and it will .
Trump has been struggling with the fear of losing the campaign in 2020 .
He said “ Mini Mike @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Making a fortune : ” ‘ Mini Mike Bloomberg ’ s consultants and so-called “ advisors ” ( how did that advice work out ?
Don ’ t ask ! )
, are on the “ gravy train ” and all making a fortune for themselves pushing Mini hard , when they knew he never had what it takes .
Don ’ t pay them anymore Mike , they led you down….
’ Trump decided that the former mayor of New York City would ruin his reputation .
Coming from the president , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Then , POTUS finally commented on coronavirus .
He claimed that travelers would be screened .
From “ Mini-Mike ” to complete separation from the possible pandemic : Twitter world caught fire .
Check out these favorites below :

Donald Trump and Mike Pence are ill-equipped to handle the threat of a pandemic. Pence thought that smoking did not cause cancer. He believes he can pray illness away. If things go south, this is the person Trump decided to take the fall.
Pence has been making the Sunday talk show rounds talking about coronavirus-19. Clearly, he will be the one to take the fall when the virus spreads, and it will.
Trump has been struggling with the fear of losing the campaign in 2020. He said “Mini Mike Bloomberg’s consultants” were “Making a fortune:”
‘Mini Mike Bloomberg’s consultants and so-called “advisors”(how did that advice work out? Don’t ask!), are on the “gravy train” and all making a fortune for themselves pushing Mini hard, when they knew he never had what it takes. Don’t pay them anymore Mike, they led you down….’
Trump decided that the former mayor of New York City would ruin his reputation. Coming from the president, that seemed like a rather strange comment.
Then, POTUS finally commented on coronavirus. He claimed that travelers would be screened. From “Mini-Mike” to complete separation from the possible pandemic:
‘…..a very dark and lonely path! Your reputation will never be the same!’
‘Coronavirus: In addition to screening travelers “prior to boarding” from certain designated high risk countries, or areas within those countries, they will also be screened when they arrive in America. Thank you!
Twitter world caught fire. Check out these favorites below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page . These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.