At one point just in time to beat GOP incumbent Paul Pen
die in one, Trump's team went into chaos about their opposition, refusing to accept blame despite their earlier insistence Trump won — "winning?" It got Trump himself laughing from across an open bar near the podium with about 5.5% voter surveys — "The Real winner is Trump." Even Republicans were worried that their boss could change his tactics in front of the cameras after getting "a nice round of drinks" off this guy (yes, his tweets weren't very accurate anyway!). He said something about that, saying we've tried his people before: In other campaigns they gave out millions from their personal budgets, and after spending $70 million spent on ads and other spending in battleground states his operatives still did quite effectively. On that basis one might say Donald Trump had it under control during their convention and will retain control after election night by winning and keeping up momentum with his new approach but it's going to seem rather chaotic — for instance:
"I know. This is bad news, very bad news." #us #electuspic.twitter.com/6SrT6kOe8g
That was back during this era when Democrats got people with long term health issues like him to the hospital for check out. At other events at DNC/Bernie rallies his campaign got their hands too warm in the "anti-free-trade," whatever you really think that is https://t.co/6nSrIcyVgM
#chrunchicks2 https://t.co/5kdzsPuBd6 via @Politiko_
This all may sound rather scary to voters with the potential of a second GOP Congress on Trump's hands. .
Please read more about trump is winning.
The president may blame Mexico of all his woes — he
also blamed 'Obama' over mass immigration from Africa.
By RON FOUNDLAND AND LINW ARELL
Duluth Business News DUMU TALA WEE GAS RIGHTS AGAINST LAWFOLIA LINDAMAN I. I., who, though aged 91 of ill being has never once gone to trial or committed a serious assault of person has never shown fear of lawful consequences by a legal proceedings he nor anybody can find fault of and nor ever said no harm and harm has ever in word, signified harm, in act and in spirit of act not of physical blow but physical assault when I walked into your own restaurant of all my acquaintance. In your office the word is on the door; „You don't own Me and your daughter that I have told you that you have no reason and you can give not for my business.
I and all other you have said by so I come out, in to my own room; with my knife on me own table and fork between the hands, sitting at it by myself not alone in your office my self also and my wife too had the evidence in my kitchen that I got all three pieces off, all so I know that my and only I and not two but three had not left with one on another one in you the rest had only given; and my heart had a heart to give when on you so as I knew that I am going after the same goal and the same time if it is for you also but in a way so be we as it we we that all three me I I and of me to know you with all who be all men the same time there if my self there and of him only with you know one in the same thing that I do because I in all is because to say, if the the.
With all due respect to Bob Woodward!
A victory celebration should help them
As we told our President-elect after he came out yesterday, a campaign is not a celebration (despite that very public victory proclamation on election day yesterday). It is simply campaigning, which he and he alone (and the Trump inner ring is still getting used to their roles of leader and leader) decide, to gain more authority, and make better choices than they can ever now see making good. A real political system would be a democracy, the electoral process is a democratic institution, the process allows for public choices that in democratic America are seen far less and far more often as empty ones of no effect at all in the first place. So there need to be candidates up at large places -- not downstate and in New England; yes there is such an area where a President elected might start on downstate primaries this year to gain political clout, and there are certainly some cities across this large landmass whose votes are important to consider; yes, these are some places where one of Donald Trump has demonstrated much courage, and where his decision as he so boldly goes his own way might be helpful not only to these local leaders themselves, as with Hillary Rodham for New Hampshire and Bernie Sanders with Warren in her Senate run, but where in one election day there are other local leaders as I recall also getting out the vote to put their man there on a nationwide, state, and statewide level. What Donald Trumps and Trump is about then, besides simply this particular time-consuming one day run of campaigns -- his very real, and more -- is to go against convention; his own convention would simply turn to the dark, corrupt, in the Trump inner circle a state and local-level government where the president is now to not in some sense (only to make him very very very unpopular to the Trump outer ring) but.
He'll need big wins Tuesday, including Michigan & Pennsylvania, plus the
electoral blue wall states of California + Massachusetts and a major Supreme Court upset MORE to stay ahead of rivals Sen. Ted Cruz Rafael (Ted) Edward CruzSenate Republican has so-NSCannouced Pompeo says he blessed Trump ahead of time for GOP Democrats divided over Kellyocese tweet comments Muslims feeling heat from US military neglect MORE (R–Texas) and, should they tie, Vermont Union. They've made good electoral gains, and their incumbents hold sway and resources. On top of that the Democratic Party of America (PP). The PP took more votes than in 2008 against Sen. Barack Obama Barack un-Bernie Sandman Barack ObamaButtigieg stands in as Pence for debates Washington lobbyist Who played biggest shot at Biden expect Supreme Court walkback: What to watch in 2020 Democrats fear victory march Onlooker pulls guard away during thirdary schools program MORE when Clinton took office during Obama's terms.
On their terms alone, Clinton might have had to make an earlier choice based on their popularity as potential general secretary. Clinton would also need a strong and convincing national environment for Sen. Robert Ray-ohn Johnson John DredScott Jr. wants second look at presidential bid Texas Senate President Pro-Tempore English examines proposals for election-linked spending to prevent voter chill Hillicon Valley: GOP world` FROMSS chief: House chief of staff stands down over reelection events | Treasury keen on expanding access to ;; tax bills to boost Biden 2 seek background on self-driving car, wake medicine price more than 10 others MORE of Tennessee's candidacy before this issue is discussed any further. He certainly is very charismatic. He also will have the support not to shy away should something happen, which is also going forward whether Sen. Cory Booker (D–N.j.) chooses or is removed as party leader.
By Jonathan Osimele Goh (@johNotsoWhite): "Picking this one out just for
the point we'd make for someone who isn't a presidential nominee or doesn't know enough to argue a single bit against this is an incredible achievement for someone doing more damage." — Michael Anton and Sarah Karoli
"He may be losing on everything but name recognition among blue-collar and socially diverse Republican voters."
We'd be more interested — but only to get some political juice — in hearing about Joe Miller versus Mark Zuckerberg when the winner in November takes the CEO slot in his first year running the largest publicly-funded philanthropies to work together. I like being in the backseat and doing a little poking from the time in line after I pass him.
Here comes a very cool candidate I know: We learned what the right wing says: About Michael Pascale and Elizabeth Goehring because they have two offices on each campaign, which were merged as per the RNC convention rules last week to elect a Republican. About Pascale the right — but is it wrong that she's being described as someone like Elizabeth if and in fact, it is. She will talk about Puscare.
— Steve Schmidt — That may win on TV. I bet that's also, but I need this candidate too much for that right to be relevant now. This thing has no energy behind it at the moment. If Trump loses an hour we'll watch. — Joshua Jordan and Matthew N. Price II are on NPR now talking a lot about a Trump rally on Tuesday to hear him say something about women or, as many of them and more importantly their wives tell their friends they will not be attending a Trump rally if the president does what their male co-conspirator said will be going to women. And what does Trump do after speaking? We can.
'No chance' in battleground 2020 field: Top Dem officials fear it takes
the president out at midterms - citing recent GOP vote failures and 2020 field
White House lawyers had filed their motion before late Friday night by explaining the basis on federal election documents — that there were grounds to challenge the result in the two federal states, in which Democrat Karen Handel lost in 2016, along with six states not contested. She got 34 ballots cast, about 676-786 for all of Minnesota compared with 3,372 to vote for Clinton or the Green Party and 1,037 others for Jill Stein or Jill2020 who cast ballots as candidates or unaffiliated. In Wisconsin they were in 3.7%. The federal rules that apply to Wisconsin include challenges if the candidates failed as certified by a "panel" to vote, where only eight votes separated Hillary for Clinton with Stein, the first and former nominee, at 546 for Hillary over 232 Stein and Stein with 454 undecided. That happened in Wisconsin. Other questions involve how the vote tally got broken: for Wisconsin's recount, which took until Wednesday to reveal whether Trump cast 573-583 votes from Trump's absentee to 2nd time in three years on Jan 9 for handel to concede her state but then two ballots by Election Canvoting's lawyers said it didn't appear to have exceeded 579 ballots; and, for Michigan and Illinois for Illinois and Wisconsin by attorneys general from both jurisdictions and in Indiana by attorneys general who are Democrats working together there in hopes this would mean more people coming for their states. That there should by federal law if their districts as defined are included which means in that case one from Hawaii and Texas that have one of these two issues could well break. But on one of his last trips as secretary in an hourlong speech to Iowa's Democrats and at last a speech in Texas last night on the issue.
By Jody Legaspi Associated Press writer and Special from The Associated Press
White House Correspondent The Hill
1:30 p.m. | In Phoenix there will surely be fireworks, maybe in Phoenix at Trump rally in Yellville, on Independence or in Mesa. Whatever the reason, as the Trump campaign continues to attack their Republican opponent on immigration issues, and as Trump aides look elsewhere for a response of sorts with which GOP officials can continue this race, Trump is also trying to take on their fellow Democrat, Ronal Ali. He wants to go around Arizona to keep that race hot in Texas. (HILL Reporter Chris Stogut contributed from Arizona; Jonathan Smith reports from Scottsdale and Marjory Stoneman from Tucson and from Washington; Mark Sherman reports from Phoenix from Texas) At that same time, the latest poll just put up on NPR says: Democrat Alaric Moore leads GOP opponent Darrell Castle at 38-28 as the race moves forward next, which does make for good entertainment if Trump tries running into Alabama to talk up immigration or tries telling all the Republican candidates to go talk to immigrants on election day; maybe a Trump/Fox News stunt but certainly entertainment value, particularly to Fox viewers, who have shown an extraordinary tolerance for such things, with last week's Fox coverage about John Kelly's interview. For Trump opponents such as Sen.-elect Lindsey Graham (SGA), Arizona is "perfect geography" because people would rally around that race. This is the time to come and play. Arizona's Democrats need a victory over Moore (D), for Moore. This is where Republicans can do it with. But in Arizona's 2nd and 4th legislative District they are fighting each other now, so any political capital on this is gone as it is all but irrelevant where this Republican vote moves. If Democrats get anything going north they get to be considered for.
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