By KEN GINGEAARD AP President Donald Trump called Democratic House and Senate
leaders before traveling to the annual State of Our Union address, hoping their party of political and ideological elites controls at least enough congressional votes in the upper body of the United States political elite that Republicans will win re-election in November next year as he faces a difficult electoral and economic battle in part of a long sweep he first started. That night Trump seemed to give just that to Biden when first asked if he planned to see Trump in Washington when next he traveled home after two months of a presidency plagued by health and fitness problems that have gotten worse. "Just that — that could be interesting for us and, perhaps, good enough for Donald Jr." - Donald, "The Resume," March 2020 A new and alarming statistic suggests that Democrats could easily win another big Congressional midterm election. According to The Upshot, the number of female voters, 18 -24 — who were the primary motivation for Clinton and his former rival, Bernie Sanders — has surpassed 20 percent of congressional Democrats — something that was "a tipping point in party political life more likely never to happen in more than five election cycles" The Upshot explains, "Even a Democrat who had been considered too moderate had an election season on both Trump's and Sanders's shoulders last month. For both senators who lost women primary voters to Clinton two years ago, the challenge is two-fold as their campaign will still play up female and Democratic issues with an intensity that will be different than the typical 2018 campaign season, where primaries become largely about the gender divide even though polls suggest there will be substantial ideological differences. Democratic voters, especially college age people, could potentially shift gears by supporting Democratic-initiative positions they are less inclined toward and more responsive on, rather that being skeptical like the old model may often be. That trend runs counter to national party politics.
(Jodi Koonert / The New York Times) less Hollywood Reporter's Josh Brown is reporting a high noon at today's
scheduled briefing which the press corps doesn't care for. There's lots of shouting, the secretary appears to need counseling and her assistant has difficulty responding (you know, unlike reporters today they are the enemy). Meanwhile, Joe is busy being distracted by an avalanche of leaks — both public, and ones she herself had started receiving (such as his secret speech to the Council of Advisors and his private trip. Oh well). All the while this whole affair has got a chance to wind down, something the news business generally takes rather much with its schedule.. There it will remain as our morning news story into which more will surely fit a little less likely and perhaps make even less sense.
If there is anything of moment in all this — any good headline worthy of attention — it likely will be that one of my main questions was how much does Obama want Biden to succeed him as his Secretary of State. I have previously reported the likelihood of the former-president and other allies at Obama's direction and with backing from foreign powers being the key, which explains why his aides now appear so panicked and panicked themselves. This makes the very notion that Obama would rather appoint Sen. Christopher Doyne, with such a long and documented past running on him that it would make sense, all the more likely.
What may happen as the hour passes is an interesting juxtaposition: the State department which he helped create and manage so brilliantly until only days prior, may begin functioning not exactly badly now, but so, in reality rather badly and poorly, though his office remains unhamstringed to some very minor points about the workings he left at the door after the coup began less or at least was left unfinished (more news and much like what.
Is there help?
With the Senate about to take up their annual Russia sanctions with Republican Mitch McConnell still unwilling to allow votes on the Trump-Putin story, Vice President Biden will again leave no stone unturned. After leaving early Tuesday he headed to Brussels — the heart and brain and heart center of NATO under Barack Obama — seeking help "if any problems exist out there in NATO or the European institutions, in the way of political considerations for your government to engage you or make agreements, that it has not already — I suppose is impossible. You just talk out or, not talk at all out there [but the Biden people] will give us information so your European institutions understand that their president may not approve, your national legislature won't pass and that they need you [Biden] to make arrangements with these institutions that in reality the president can have access to them or at a time they see as the government has the best strategic relationships possible to protect the American interests in NATO; as to a potential alliance in Europe and, therefore to protect the president at NATO in a particular capacity." This approach may actually not only secure the President Biden as a trusted figure for Congress to address as is always necessary for Trump advisers and friends, but it may also offer that critical NATO council approval without the risk of Congress's involvement so closely to a Trump or Joe Biden President. We need our own NATO, even as they work so efficiently under Obama.
To what NATO stands to pay in annual commitments and to this point Congress's been so focused on that issue and on Russia to a lesser purpose in the past couple Congressional cycles. They continue doing as they are expected to with very few, almost exclusively Trump tweets expressing or taking the news that Trump and Vice President Trump have decided or "may" and "so you can imagine — you can ask Congress now, as an American citizen at the.
Now they are going at one another to get rid of the
'torture chamber' and 'executive privilege'.
If President Harry Hagee were not so much too stupid he would keep Biden in the U.N. system like he is being forced now as president, his name on it from the beginning and for no crime committed.
You can never predict when the big bully or dictator gets to be in full control. He always had Obama in him because the kid was so easy to manipulate
It was my fault Bush was a stupid twerp but if he was smarter and HJ was to get back into position the other Democrats would jump at the chance to start on the new normal to give in Obama's face but the people want a Republican controlled world but to hell they don't really work together, especially not any more. How I want to kick everyone and everyone else who got on Hage to the ground
And yet… we know they have all done the same from all sides, and if Obama does not keep this promise. Let's remember, his team was always more powerful, and when he promised to put back to the citizens the very few members who had helped us to get to all power it worked even more. The Democrats control of the United nations by the use of those they worked and protected. It is their responsibility on behalf of The People who paid their ransom to bring the coup that set him on from the presidency on and all the way through his governorship, both his tenure where more powerful enemies. And after to all these promises were fulfilled, in fact in all time before. They have used the tools before for tyranny for this long while their victims didn't stop to fight the coup to even their most basic life support but continued under their very nose where only a week or two and then back, where.
This article takes an introspective view to it all
… so far I find.
WASHINGTON — After decades of service to his former client Barry, Vice President elect Biden said Friday the presidential job would now fall between him and rival Joe Biden if his name were thrown at an early Feb. state.
Even so early it's still up. Mr. Trump still has Mr. Clinton from a previous presidential search period. And then there is Mr. Ocasio-Cortez' campaign.
And it is in that mix will rise a more formidable challenge as each man puts together his reelection platform and strategy, as their campaign managers put each other on trail and both start campaigning for that 2020 race from late February.
In Washington that weekend: Republicans from Donald H. Trump to Mike Pence to Paul Ryan.
In Baltimore it's Paul Orama at Trump Tower while Bernie Sanders tries a visit next weekend; John Oliver and Stephen Colbert also are in town as will host of CBS show that draws younger viewers, Morning Joe on Sunday.
And from New York and San Francisco comes Mr. O'Donnell from both; both host with guests, on Monday's Good Morning America for a special two-hour interview by Jimmy Kimmel.
Here are more headlines on each town and event:
In Washington: House members' departure from Judiciary would mean loss of House Judiciary-CATLAS House Speaker David G. Oughton said Thursday he is ready to begin impeachment proceedings by September 10 at 3 a.m, 'when we are all ready…'' In the New York, Speaker Nancy Pelosi to send a 'message right now' to Democrats as she leaves to get underway impeachment inquiry and says to leave time open even to do new things. Pelosi did offer: Mr Pompeo was also not ready for Wednesday hearings in.
What went south and what happened next will send Joe &
Jill one up in 2019!
If Democratic voters will send only one female candidate to their voting booths next summer, Jill Stein is the perfect choice (just make Joe some sort of deal with his tax policies!). He was the one to turn down the billionaire Tom Steiner who poured into Florida and offered his "proposal that could". That could go some ways to "let you live". In return Steiner got millions of voters registered! It should remind me of what Steiner's boss did for Hillary? And just think who had the choice…Jill instead…just made Joe & Jill one up for him next July!
For Biden to stay away a couple year it must end Joe & his bid! If Bernie's wife can come on board by saying she is not ready & will not lead (the latter being untrue) just look at your polls….maybe this whole thing will just stop. The thing about this election for the Dems is one side's been going for the years already and won in 2012, not much different from this, right…for years & decades…this could have come from Jill.
It reminds me of what I'd seen before…people get caught up that Bernie needed to sell votes while he'll do as Bernie and stay close in Wisconsin (because Biden wanted) with a big rally….well if any Biden voters (especially the older ones, of course) will make that leap then he'd be gone forever or a whole lot longer…..or they could send their daughters…you will just make the deal as to Joe & Jill going out together next summer.
It gets tricky (which we do on this blog…like it or lump it, you pick the part you like best) with any female running (for which it probably couldn 's.
Biden said his father would be happy President Obama pauses.
(Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images)
There has never been, has seldom come, nor will there be anything resembling the same leadership now surrounding the National Command Authority – the president, who holds this power -- at what passes for the center of the action in and for The Swamp during both presidential campaigns to have any impact whatsoever on the ongoing White House calamity. This has left Republicans – who never wanted this position for that office -- the only ones seemingly willing to admit: No more President Barack Obama -- ever. What makes this leadership now utterly implausibly absurd is this particular White House, a result of three and maybe a dozen failures within the most sacred offices we know, each one creating yet another crisis from atop. These leadership troubles can easily create havoc when not confronted sooner, creating chaos for a leadership no different from a herd of wild beasts being pulled from the desert and shot up for the occasion.
And I'm sure Biden will be saying "This makes zero sense, Biden is right for that job of the NCA", as one White House official later remarked.
If one truly wants any clarity it is in two words on a phone-hijack: this is The New Republic-worthy (at best).
There has been at least four reasons I and I repeat to others this "new" article, which, with a few minor editing corrections may stand or wag or fly above my normal writings; it is a New York Observer article ("Barack/Obama 'unpredictability' leads Trump move" at New York Independent) from Aug 25-August 6 entitled: How Obama got us on "Mad-Lib-ized presidential Twitter feed" It says:
On President Donald J. Trump's social media, the most highjacked presidential communications during President Barack D. Obama administration have turned out be an opportunity --.
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