A hacker vandalized President Donald Trump’s campaign website on Tuesday evening with a message attacking the President.
Continue reading “Hacker Defaces Trump Camp Site With Message Decrying ‘Fake News’ Spread By POTUS”
A hacker vandalized President Donald Trump’s campaign website on Tuesday evening with a message attacking the President.
Continue reading “Hacker Defaces Trump Camp Site With Message Decrying ‘Fake News’ Spread By POTUS”
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden threw jabs at both President Trump and Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) during a drive-in campaign rally for their tactic of mocking Democrats amid their re-election bids. Continue reading “‘It’s Got To Stop’: Biden Swipes At Perdue Over His Racist Mocking Of Harris’ Name”
It appears that President Trump’s latest desperate appeal to “suburban women” during a campaign in Lansing, Michigan on Tuesday has once again prompted more mockery as he continues lagging behind Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in the polls among suburban voters. Continue reading “‘Husbands Back To Work?!’ Trump’s Last-Ditch Plea To Suburban Women Falls Flat”
President Donald Trump on Tuesday questioned the government’s case against a group of men accused of plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan, saying at a rally that it might not have been a “problem” in the first place.
Continue reading “Trump Wonders If Alleged Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Was Really A Problem After All”
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine looked at the current COVID outbreak in Tennessee and broke the hospitalization numbers down by the counties patients were coming from and whether those counties had masking mandates. The results are stark. The growth in hospitalizations is greatest in counties without masking requirements. Indeed, the inverse relationship between masking and hospitalization lines up across the spectrum from areas with little masking to those where mandates are widespread. You can see the discussion of the study here.
But this chart tells the story pretty clearly.
Sometimes, Supreme Court justices could use an editor. In the case of a concurrence that Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in a Wisconsin voting dispute, Kavanaugh could have used an editor, a fact checker and someone who could explain the basics of how an election works.
Americans are eyeing fellow countrymen with suspicion these days, and new polling indicates that a significant number of Democrats believe Republicans would condone violence if Trump were to claim the election had been stolen.
Likewise, the poll from the research and civic non-profit More In Common found, a majority of Republicans believe Democrats would condone violence if the situation were reversed, and Biden claimed the election had been stolen.
Continue reading “Americans Perceive Their Political Opposites As Ready For Violence, Poll Shows”
Rightwing troll duo Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman have been indicted in Ohio’s Cuyahoga County, for an alleged scheme to place robocalls that discourage minority communities from voting by mail.
Continue reading “Wohl, Burkman Indicted For Alleged Scheme To Intimidate Minority Voters”
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) raked President Donald Trump over the coals on Tuesday in response to him persistently attacking her even after the FBI uncovered an alleged terror plot to kidnap her.
In a last-ditch attempt to distract from his disastrous handling of COVID-19 a week before the election, President Trump has now turned his ire toward his on-again-off-again favorite network Fox News for airing former President Barack Obama’s remarks at a campaign event for his former VP Joe Biden on Tuesday. Continue reading “Trump Spends Desperate Final Days Of Campaign Complaining About Fox”