2020 Presidential Race

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SpaceCoastVol said:
Thanks for posting that. I have spent the last 25 minutes watching Reagan humor videos. I had forgotten how funny he was. IT was kind of depressing too when he was doing the SOTU seeing the democrats standing and applauding. Even Tip. Instead of tearing up speeches.
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Sad how unprofessional it has become in line with the degradation of general respect for the office. No wonder today's kids don't really give a she-ight about common decency and respect by in large. But they'll lecture folks about socialist ideas.
 
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volfanhill said:
One of my favorite things to watch are the CNN, yea I know I know, decade recaps. The 80’s Regan stuff is phenomenal. I was born in 82 so a lot of what happened I wasn’t around for. But they highlight his debate with Mondale where Regan jumped in and said he wouldn’t hold his opponents youth against him. Damn! Talk about crushing it. Even the moderators were beside themselves laughing.
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Mondale himself laughed hard.
 
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Biden Campaign to Host Unemployment Town Hall ‘Through the Lens of What Happened to People on Broadway’

The presidential campaign for former vice president Joe Biden is set to host an unemployment town hall through the very lens of “what happened to people on Broadway” as a result of the Chinese coronavirus, according to left-wing actor Tony Goldwyn, who announced the town hall on Twitter.

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“This is going to be a great conversation about what so many Americans are dealing with, viewed through the lens of what’s happened to the folks who earn(ed) their living on Broadway,” tweeted Tony Goldwyn.


“On Sunday night, [Symone D. Sanders] and actor [Tony Goldwyn] will be hosting an unemployment town hall on how COVID-19 is impacting entertainment workers,” tweeted Biden.​

The Biden campaign event, entitled, “Unemployment Town Hall — How COVID-19 is Impacting Entertainment Workers” is set to premiere on Sunday at 7:00 p.m. EST.​

In 2017, Goldwyn praised Planned Parenthood for what he referred to as the organization’s “lifesaving work,” adding that those who oppose abortion are actually “sabotaging” their “own moral stance.”​
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Biden Campaign to Host Unemployment Town Hall ‘Through the Lens of What Happened to People on Broadway’

The presidential campaign for former vice president Joe Biden is set to host an unemployment town hall through the very lens of “what happened to people on Broadway” as a result of the Chinese coronavirus, according to left-wing actor Tony Goldwyn, who announced the town hall on Twitter.

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“This is going to be a great conversation about what so many Americans are dealing with, viewed through the lens of what’s happened to the folks who earn(ed) their living on Broadway,” tweeted Tony Goldwyn.

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“On Sunday night, [Symone D. Sanders] and actor [Tony Goldwyn] will be hosting an unemployment town hall on how COVID-19 is impacting entertainment workers,” tweeted Biden.​
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The Biden campaign event, entitled, “Unemployment Town Hall — How COVID-19 is Impacting Entertainment Workers” is set to premiere on Sunday at 7:00 p.m. EST.​
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In 2017, Goldwyn praised Planned Parenthood for what he referred to as the organization’s “lifesaving work,” adding that those who oppose abortion are actually “sabotaging” their “own moral stance.”​
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If this took place tonight then I missed it. I'm sure I didn't miss a thing except for Joe to stumble around & talk about the good old days of the 40s through the 60s.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Biden Campaign to Host Unemployment Town Hall ‘Through the Lens of What Happened to People on Broadway’

The presidential campaign for former vice president Joe Biden is set to host an unemployment town hall through the very lens of “what happened to people on Broadway” as a result of the Chinese coronavirus, according to left-wing actor Tony Goldwyn, who announced the town hall on Twitter.

joe-biden-march-10-20-smile-wink-getty-640x480.jpg


“This is going to be a great conversation about what so many Americans are dealing with, viewed through the lens of what’s happened to the folks who earn(ed) their living on Broadway,” tweeted Tony Goldwyn.

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“On Sunday night, [Symone D. Sanders] and actor [Tony Goldwyn] will be hosting an unemployment town hall on how COVID-19 is impacting entertainment workers,” tweeted Biden.​
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The Biden campaign event, entitled, “Unemployment Town Hall — How COVID-19 is Impacting Entertainment Workers” is set to premiere on Sunday at 7:00 p.m. EST.​
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In 2017, Goldwyn praised Planned Parenthood for what he referred to as the organization’s “lifesaving work,” adding that those who oppose abortion are actually “sabotaging” their “own moral stance.”​
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Lololol....
Goldwyn praised Planned Parenthood for what he referred to as the organization’s “lifesaving work,”
 
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BreatheUT said:
Sad how unprofessional it has become in line with the degradation of general respect for the office. No wonder today's kids don't really give a she-ight about common decency and respect by in large. But they'll lecture folks about socialist ideas.
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Socialism. Pretty ironic when you think about it.
 
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bnhunt said:
Comparing these 2 incidents is apples to oranges at this point.
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Devastating article comparing with links to articles what was said from the WaPo about Christine Blasley Fraud and Bidens accuser.....at least its not in dispute anymore that the NYT and WaPo are mouthpieces and protectors for libs...
 
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Trump money machine overcomes coronavirus in March

The RNC raised a March record $24 million last month, despite the coronavirus pandemic shuttering large parts of the economy.

The Republican National Committee raised a record $24 million last month, an early indication that President Donald Trump’s fundraising machine could be able to withstand the economic collapse brought on by the coronavirus.

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Despite a global pandemic that has shuttered much of the U.S. economy, the RNC’s total represented its best March fundraising performance in history. The figures will be part of a federal campaign finance filing due Monday.

Whether the RNC will be able to sustain its fundraising performance over the coming months is an open question. With jobless numbers on the rise, some party officials expect to see a drop-off. The committee’s March totals are slightly less than the $26 million it raised in February. But the new figures illustrate the potency of Trump’s small-dollar machine. The president has monetized the enthusiasm of his base, turning it into a cash spigot that has funded a sprawling political apparatus.

Trump money machine overcomes coronavirus in March
 
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Acuna_Matata said:
I just want the media to treat all sexual allegations the same and be consistent. When Kavanaugh was accused, the MSM drug him through the mud. I've yet to hear a peep out of the media about Biden's accusation. Personally, I don't think Tara Reade's story adds up, but what happened to "believe all women." Just be consistent is all I'm asking
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Doesn't fit their narrative
 
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