2020 Election

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• Biden, Harris promise to "create millions of jobs" lost during coronavirus pandemic

If they win the MSM will stop posting about corona and the economy will open up. No matter if it gets worse. It won't matter because they achieved their goal of getting Trump out of office.

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Hillary Clinton reveals whether or not she'd serve in the Biden administration

“I’m ready to help in any way I can," Clinton responded

Clinton previously served alongside Joe Biden in the Obama administration as Secretary of State. Republicans were critical about her tenure at the State Department between her handling of the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack and the controversy over her private email server, which plagued her 2016 presidential campaign.

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The times Kamala Harris criticized Joe Biden during the Democratic primary

1. HARRIS CRITICIZES BIDEN'S STANCE ON BUSING AT FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DEBATE

In what became her most memorable debate moment, Harris challenged Biden's opposition to federally mandated busing when he was in the Senate, telling him she benefited from the program to integrate schools. The face-off produced Harris' "That little girl was me" remark that drew widespread media attention.

2. HARRIS BLASTS BIDEN FOR HYDE AMENDMENT FLIP-FLOP

Harris called Biden's past support for the Hyde Amendment "unacceptable" at a Democratic primary debate, citing her role as a former prosecutor who tried rape and child molestation cases. Biden defended his record, saying he supports a women's right to choose. Harris pressed him, asking why it took him so long to change his position on the Hyde Amendment.

During Biden's tenure in the Senate, he had expressed support for the amendment, which prohibits the use of federal funds to subsidize abortions except for cases of rape and incest or when a woman's life is endangered.

3. HARRIS AND BIDEN CLASH OVER HEALTH CARE PLANS ON DEBATE STAGE

Before Harris backed off a full-scale "Medicare-for-all," she was vehemently arguing for it in the early primary debates, pressing Biden who has always said that single-payer health care would cost too much. The two went at it over this issue.

"The plan, no matter how you cut it, costs $3 trillion when it is, in fact, employed, number one. Ten years from now, after two terms of the senator being president, after her time. Secondly, it will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down. Thirdly, it will eliminate employer-based insurance. And fourthly, what happens in the meantime?" Biden said. Harris responded that the cost of doing nothing was too high.

4. HARRIS SAYS SHE BELIEVES BIDEN'S ACCUSERS OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT CLAIMS

“I believe them, and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it,” the California senator told reporters in April 2019. Biden at the time had been accused by a number of women of inappropriate touching and kissing, including by a Nevada politician who said he came up behind her at a 2014 campaign stop and kissed her on the back of her head.

5. HARRIS SAYS BIDEN SHOULDN'T HAVE USED 'LYNCHING' WHEN REFERRING TO CLINTON IMPEACHMENT

After President Trump referred to his impeachment process as a "lynching," video emerged of Joe Biden using the same language to refer to then-President Bill Clinton's impeachment in 1998. Harris was pressed on this and said it was right for Biden to

 

[Brandon 8,732]

21 minutes ago, Redondo said:

“I’m ready to help in any way I can," Clinton responded

 

[Crampknees 2,521]

When I get to the point to just copy and paste stuff from FOX news all day, please shoot me.  

[Blarg 31,244]

1 hour ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

This is what all the Russian bots are posting on Facebook. Once they convince all the far left dems to throw away their vote your boy Donnie can complete the clean sweep of the electoral college. 

That's a bold plan, Cotton...

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32 minutes ago, Karenknees said:

When I get to the point to just copy and paste stuff from FOX news all day, please shoot me.  

Next Tuesday work for you?

[st1ckboy 7,182]

16 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Next Tuesday work for you?

C U next Tuesday! 

[angelinkc 798]

We all know Rex Chapman’s Twitter feed is the only source worthy of following 

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3 hours ago, Redondo said:

The times Kamala Harris criticized Joe Biden during the Democratic primary

1. HARRIS CRITICIZES BIDEN'S STANCE ON BUSING AT FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DEBATE

In what became her most memorable debate moment, Harris challenged Biden's opposition to federally mandated busing when he was in the Senate, telling him she benefited from the program to integrate schools. The face-off produced Harris' "That little girl was me" remark that drew widespread media attention.

2. HARRIS BLASTS BIDEN FOR HYDE AMENDMENT FLIP-FLOP

Harris called Biden's past support for the Hyde Amendment "unacceptable" at a Democratic primary debate, citing her role as a former prosecutor who tried rape and child molestation cases. Biden defended his record, saying he supports a women's right to choose. Harris pressed him, asking why it took him so long to change his position on the Hyde Amendment.

During Biden's tenure in the Senate, he had expressed support for the amendment, which prohibits the use of federal funds to subsidize abortions except for cases of rape and incest or when a woman's life is endangered.

3. HARRIS AND BIDEN CLASH OVER HEALTH CARE PLANS ON DEBATE STAGE

Before Harris backed off a full-scale "Medicare-for-all," she was vehemently arguing for it in the early primary debates, pressing Biden who has always said that single-payer health care would cost too much. The two went at it over this issue.

"The plan, no matter how you cut it, costs $3 trillion when it is, in fact, employed, number one. Ten years from now, after two terms of the senator being president, after her time. Secondly, it will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down. Thirdly, it will eliminate employer-based insurance. And fourthly, what happens in the meantime?" Biden said. Harris responded that the cost of doing nothing was too high.

4. HARRIS SAYS SHE BELIEVES BIDEN'S ACCUSERS OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT CLAIMS

“I believe them, and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it,” the California senator told reporters in April 2019. Biden at the time had been accused by a number of women of inappropriate touching and kissing, including by a Nevada politician who said he came up behind her at a 2014 campaign stop and kissed her on the back of her head.

5. HARRIS SAYS BIDEN SHOULDN'T HAVE USED 'LYNCHING' WHEN REFERRING TO CLINTON IMPEACHMENT

After President Trump referred to his impeachment process as a "lynching," video emerged of Joe Biden using the same language to refer to then-President Bill Clinton's impeachment in 1998. Harris was pressed on this and said it was right for Biden to

 

And Donald Trump launched nasty personal attacks against Ted Cruz's wife during the campaign. Lindsay Graham was a staunch never-Trumper. They both carry Trump's water now. It's par for the course in party politics. You don't have to like each other to work together. If they win, it wouldn't be the first time a president and VP didn't particularly like each other.

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Trump didn't invite either to be his running mate.

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1 hour ago, Jeremiah said:

And Donald Trump launched nasty personal attacks against Ted Cruz's wife during the campaign. Lindsay Graham was a staunch never-Trumper. They both carry Trump's water now. It's par for the course in party politics. You don't have to like each other to work together. If they win, it wouldn't be the first time a president and VP didn't particularly like each other.

You didn't mention Pence. 

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9 hours ago, Karenknees said:

When I get to the point to just copy and paste stuff from FOX news all day, please shoot me.  

Believe it or not there are other sources of information other that Facebook and Twitter.

The info I paste debunks a lot of what's being said on social media.

Fox is showing the protests as they are and not sugar coating them.

Do you trust CNN or MSNBC?

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11 hours ago, Blarg said:

Next Tuesday work for you?

As long as it is not at sunrise, I prefer to sleep in.  Can I bring my pipe wrench?

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2 hours ago, Redondo said:

Believe it or not there are other sources of information other that Facebook and Twitter.

The info I paste debunks a lot of what's being said on social media.

Fox is showing the protests as they are and not sugar coating them.

Do you trust CNN or MSNBC?

The real question is do you see me copy and pasting from CNN and MSNBC everyday.  Look I made a bad joke, I don't want to tell you what you can and can't do, isn't my place to say.  I'm sorry and really we have bigger problems right now.  If Biden/Harris get in there they are coming to take away our meat.  

[st1ckboy 7,182]

Bringing back the classics.

Trump campaign adviser floats false birther theory about Kamala Harris' eligibility for vice president - CBS News
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kamala-harris-birther-theory-vice-president-eligibility-trump-campaign/#app

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Tensions simmer as Obama has doubts about Biden: report

Despite the best-friend bond Joe Biden touts with former President Obama, tensions have lingered between the two statesmen over their vastly different governing styles, according to a Politico report.

To start, a number of anonymously sourced quotes from Obama leaked out throughout the 2020 Biden campaign where the former president allegedly expressed doubts about his former running mates’ fitness for office.

“Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f--k things up,” one Democrat who spoke to the former president recalled him saying.

When lamenting his own diminishing relationship with the current Democratic electorate, particularly in Iowa, Obama reportedly told one 2020 candidate: “And you know who really doesn’t have it? Joe Biden.”

 

Getting off to a good start I see.

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3 minutes ago, Redondo said:

a number of anonymously sourced quotes from Obama leaked out throughout the 2020 Biden campaign

Am I allowed to say this is literally the exact same thing you guys give shit to Rico for or nah

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1 hour ago, tdawg87 said:

Am I allowed to say this is literally the exact same thing you guys give shit to Rico for or nah

Rico also said Kamala is going to be in office for the next 12 years, which is impossible.

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Just now, Brandon said:

Rico also said Kamala is going to be in office for the next 12 years, which is impossible.

I didn't say Rico wasn't occasionally retarded.

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5 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

I didn't say Rico wasn't occasionally retarded.

I do appreciate that Rico has an alt account with the name of mymerlincat

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Biden’s campaign faring worse than Clinton's, Bill Maher claims

"Real Time" host Bill Maher expressed his concern that Joe Biden wasn't "comfortably ahead" of President Trump as much as he should be less than 90 days aheasd of the 2020 presidential election.

During a panel discussion with former White House hopefuls Pete Buttigieg and Andrew Yang, Maher spoke about the current state of the presidential race as Biden prepares to accept his party's nomination at the Democrats' convention next week.

"Biden's ahead, but he's not, to my view, comfortably ahead. Not for my comfort," Maher said. "I mean, Hillary was ahead by more at some point. And I just got to ask: What is your party doing against this walking disaster [Trump] that you can't close the gap better than that?"

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NBA fires photographer over meme about Kamala Harris

The NBA fired a long-time photographer after he posted a meme of Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., following the announcement of her candidacy for vice president, alongside presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

The now-fired Houston-based photographer, Bill Baptist, worked for the Houston Rockets for more than 30 years, reported USA Today. The meme read, “Joe and the Hoe.”

 

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NBA fires photographer over meme about Kamala Harris

The NBA fired a long-time photographer after he posted a meme of Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., following the announcement of her candidacy for vice president, alongside presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

The now-fired Houston-based photographer, Bill Baptist, worked for the Houston Rockets for more than 30 years, reported USA Today. The meme read, “Joe and the Hoe.”

 

That’s a weak, AW Level meme too.