Trump says he doesn't believe that Biden leads in voting
President Trump said he doesn’t believe the polls showing that former Vice-president and now 2020 president candidate Joe Biden is leading in the race for the White House. During the interview to Reuters on Wednesday Trump at all said that he was surprised that Biden was doing well handling the pandemic. “I don’t believe the polls,” Trump said. “I believe the people of this country are smart. And I don’t think that they will put a man in who’s incompetent.” “And I don’t mean incompetent because of a condition that he’s got now. I mean he’s incompetent for 30 years. E...
Joe Biden's Wife Says: 'You Have To Swallow A Little Bit'
While speaking in New Hampshire on Monday, former Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden told voters that they may like other candidates and think they’re better on an issue like health care, “but you’ve got to look at who’s going to win this election.” Jill Biden said: “Your candidate might be better on, I don’t know, health care than Joe is, but you’ve got to look at who’s going to win this election. And maybe you have to swallow a little bit and say, ‘Okay, I sorta personally like so and so better,’ but your bottom line has to be that we have to beat Trump.” Dr. Jill Biden...
Joe Biden Old School Behavior Causes Doubts In His Actualness
In arguably the most contentious Democratic 2020 primary debate to date, the most memorable moment may have come before the candidates took their positions on stage, as former Vice President Joe Biden greeted his chief rival from the previous debate, Sen. Kamala Harris. A hot microphone caught the 76-year-old telling the 54-year-old lawmaker: “Go easy on me, kid” It was a case study in Biden’s deficiencies as a candidate. It demonstrated the kind of dated jocularity that has long been a part of Biden’s old-school politicking, but while some viewers might have been charme...
CNN Host Van Jones Thinks That Biden And Harris Came On Like 'Gangbusters'
During CNN’s coverage of Wednesday’s CNN Democratic debate, CNN host Van Jones stated that both former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) “faded.” Jones said: “Last night, you had two stars at the center, Warren and Sanders, and they wiped the floor with all the Lilliputians. This time, the stars faded. Biden did well enough to stop some of the fears, but not to give people that overwhelming confidence that this is our guy. And Kamala just didn’t have it tonight. And instead, the people that were almost the afterthoughts came on like gangbusters.”...
13 'Witches' Form 'Occult Task Force' To Support Marianne Williamson
Marianne Williamson has however the strangest supporters. They are not like Sanders' musical festival support. A group of supporters of 2020 White House has put together an "occult task force" performing a "gesture" in a effort to get Williamson more speaking time during Tuesday's Democrat presidential primary debate in Detroid, Michigan. According to the anonymous individual heading up the “task force” the "gesture" was made by 13 witches, chaos magicians, and energy workers. “The whole orb gang community is tapping into the power of memes to reflect back on, and mu...
Parents of Wyoming Are Threatened To Lose Their Children Because Of School Lunch Debt
Hundreds of parents are threatened with losing custody of their children over school lunch debt. The letter was mailed to about a thousand parents in the Wyoming Valley West School District in northeastern Pennsylvania. It informs them the district can take them to dependency court where they could risk losing their children to foster care under the claim those parents are not providing food for their children. The school district's attorney rebuffs concerns the letter is threatening, calling it just one option and an effective one. "Hopefully that gets their attentio...
Bernie Sanders Joins The Idea Of Abolishing The Electoral College
Sen. Bernie Sanders supported the idea of removing the Electoral College, because of its difficulty to justify a system that allows a candidate to be elected as a president after losing the popular vote by a large margin. "It is hard to defend a system in which we have a president who lost the popular vote by three million votes," Sanders, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, said during a town hall hosted by the League of United Latin American Citizens. "So the answer is yes." Both of the last American presidents—Republicans George W. Bush and Donald Trump—lost t...
Michelle And Barack Obama Will Support The One "Who Wins The Primary"
Former first lady Michelle Obama told CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King before that "our primary focus is letting the primary process play out because it's very early." She avoided wading into the race for Democratic Party's 2020 presidential endorsement. She said that she and former president Barack Obama would "support whoever wins the primary." "I mean that's one of the things that we learned in the campaign. It is early," she said in the wide-ranging interview. "It's like trying to figure out who is going to win the World Series on the first seven games, I mean tha...
Kamala Harris Intends To Help Black Americans With Housing By $100B From Federal Money
Sen. Kamala Harris, one of the 2020 presidency forerunner would invest $100 billion of federal budget into housing assistance for black families if she is elected. This promising decision is connected with her attempt to close the racial wealth gap in the United States. "After generations of discrimination, it’s time to give Black families a real shot at homeownership," Harris tweeted on Saturday. The role of homeownership is one of the driving in the growth of citizens' wealth in the U.S. Harris underlined this idea at Essence's Global Economic Forum. Harris is sure t...