What did you think? In the days leading up Tuesday’s debate, estimates were this would be the most watched Presidential Debate in American history. In 2016, 84 million Americans watched the first debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Most thought this first debate of 2020 would exceed 2016 numbers. It came close. According to […]
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A week after Supreme Court Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, President Trump chose his third Supreme Court nominee in four years. In a Rose Garden ceremony at the White House last Saturday, President Trump formally introduced Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to replace the late Justice Ginsburg. Judge Amy Coney Barrett has served on the
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It’s hard to know where to begin with this one. My heart breaks for the families of the over 200,000 Americans are dead from COVID-19. We have lost two American heroes whose impact cannot be fully expressed: Congressman John Lewis and now Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Our politics is a mess, and our
Will we get more unemployment help? PPP helped, but my business is still struggling to recover. Why hasn’t Congress acted? Don’t they understand we need more help? The frustration and fear inherent in these questions are real. I never have a good answer. Yes, it is September, and we are still waiting for more COVID
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Did you read the title and think, “who cares?”. Modernizing Congress may not be the sexiest topic, but it is undoubtedly an important one, so please stick with me as I explain why. Arguably, the federal government is not thought of as being on the cutting edge of technology or even technology-driven, for that matter.
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President Donald Trump Provide a brief update on the China virus, as well as our economic recovery, which is going really very well, as you probably have been hearing. Nearly 85 percent of jurisdictions all across our country are reporting a very steep decline in cases, and that’s despite the fact that we have the
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President Donald Trump Thank you very much, everybody. We have some very interesting news. Kevin Clinesmith, a corrupt FBI attorney who falsified FISA warrants in James Comey’s very corrupt FBI, is expected to plead guilty. You probably heard that. It just came out. So that’s just the beginning, I would imagine, because what happened should
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President Donald Trump Thank you very much. Nice to be with you all. Good evening. Before providing today’s update on the China virus, I want to address the violence, looting, and rioting taking place in the Democrat-controlled cities of New York, Portland, Chicago, and Seattle. The mayors and governors of these states and cities have
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President Donald Trump Start by talking about some mail-in voting that just was revealed — just the news. Half a million incorrect absentee ballot applications were sent all across the state of Virginia, including to many dead people. This was an unprecedented mailing flub that’s heightened concerns about the integrity of expanding mail-in voting and
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President Donald Trump Thank you very much everybody. Thank you, and good afternoon. My administration has been working around the clock in good faith to reach an agreement with Democrats on additional China virus relief. Already, my Administration has enacted over $3 trillion in historic relief, saving many tens of millions of dollars and jobs.
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