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The 77-year-old Sanders has dipped slightly in the polls, but he remains a force thanks to a potent combination of people-power and cash.
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and businessman Donald Trump top the list of GOP presidential contenders following their back-to-back campaign launches in mid-June, and are the only two Republican candidates holding double-digit support among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents.
https://www.cnn.com/2015/07/01/politics ... index.html
Florida Republican Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Bush 20, Walker 9, Rubio 18, Carson 7, Huckabee 6, Paul 5, Christie 3, Cruz 3, Perry 4, Trump 3, Fiorina 2, Kasich 1, Jindal 1, Santorum 1
Bush +2
Florida Democratic Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Clinton 64, Biden 9, Sanders 8, Webb, O'Malley 1, Chafee
Clinton +55
Ohio Republican Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Kasich 19, Bush 9, Walker 8, Rubio 7, Huckabee 7, Paul 7, Carson 6, Cruz 6, Christie 3, Perry 2, Santorum 2, Graham 2, Trump 1, Fiorina 1
Kasich +10
Ohio Democratic Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Clinton 60, Biden 13, Sanders 10, Chafee, O'Malley 1, Webb
Clinton +47
Pennsylvania Republican Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Rubio 12, Paul 11, Bush 10, Carson 10, Walker 9, Santorum 7, Huckabee 6, Christie 6, Cruz 5, Trump 4, Perry 1, Fiorina 1, Kasich 1, Graham 1 Rubio +1
Pennsylvania Democratic Presidential Primary
Quinnipiac
Clinton 53, Sanders 10, O'Malley 1, Webb 2, Chafee, Biden 15
Clinton +38
Michigan: Bush vs. Clinton Detroit News
Clinton 46, Bush 37
Clinton +9
Michigan: Walker vs. Clinton
Detroit News
Clinton 44, Walker 37
Clinton +7
Michigan: Rubio vs. Clinton
Detroit News
Clinton 42, Rubio 39
Clinton +3
Michigan: Paul vs. Clinton
Detroit News
Clinton 45, Paul 41
Clinton +4
2016 Republican Presidential Nomination
Monmouth
Bush 9, Walker 10, Rubio 9, Carson 11, Huckabee 8, Paul 6, Cruz 5, Christie 4, Trump 2, Perry 4, Santorum 3, Fiorina 2, Kasich 1, Graham 2, Jindal 1
Carson +1
One might wonder, if the majority of Republicans were not compelled by their party leader’s cajoling (primarily citing, of course, their rejection of any further increase of the debt), why did the Democrats vote almost unanimously for this bill? The answer is simple: Because it was a deal brokered by Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House and quintessential representative of the Democratic Party establishment. In collaboration with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Pelosi took charge of the project and successfully rallied her troops around it, including some of the most progressive party members.
In an effort to avoid automatic budget cuts (sequestration) and another government shutdown, Pelosi managed an agreement that, in her own words, meets the needs of Americans by “investing in middle class priorities that advance the health, financial security and well-being of the American people and enhancing our national security” and by “safeguarding the full faith and credit of the United States of America by achieving a lifting of the debt limit until July 31, 2021.” What’s not to love?
The $2.7 trillion budget includes more money for domestic spending as well as more money for the military, increasing defense and non-defense expenses by $22 and $27 billion, or 3 and 4% hikes, respectively, for fiscal year 2020. And like any good compromise between the two capitalist parties, this act presents a further expansion of the military as being in the interest of the people. Except in this case, the increase in the already massive military budget did not even require the full backing of the party that is traditionally more interested in national security; the Democrats did the job almost all on their own.
More than 200 mayors call on Senate to vote on gun bills
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2019/0 ... /23790382/
Elijah Cummings calls on Congress to cancel recess
https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/07/politics ... index.html
The report states, there are “thousands of pages of documents related to Russians who may have had dealings with Mr. Trump, his family or his business,” according to sources.
“Some banks are also giving documents related to Mr. Trump’s business, the Trump Organization, to New York state investigators,” the report continues.
Among the institutions turning over documents, are Bank of America Corp. , Citigroup Inc., Deutsche Bank AG , JPMorgan Chase & Co., Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo & Co.
Las Vegas (CNN Business)The Democratic National Committee wanted to demonstrate the potential threat to the 2020 election posed by deepfake videos — clips created with artificial intelligence that can make people appear to do or say things they never did. So the committee came up with a novel solution: It had experts make one, with its chair as the victim.
random facts girl.
Hey guys - @LaurenUnderwood just came out for impeachment tonight.
I can't wait to hear why Volume I of the Mueller report convinced her!
BTW - she reps the district formerly represented by convicted money launderer + pedophile J. Dennis Hastert.
https://twitter.com/soychicka
Rep. Lauren Underwood backs impeachment investigation in House
By ALEX ORTIZE
U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood said Tuesday she was in support of an investigation into the actions of the Trump campaign to welcome foreign help in 2016 and called it "essentially an impeachment inquiry."
"No person in America is above the law, including the President of the United States," Underwood said.
"The Mueller Report lays out substantial evidence that the president's campaign actively worked with a foreign adversary to influence the 2016 election," she added. "And the president even said a few weeks ago that he would welcome foreign help to win in 2020 and that is incredibly concerning to me."
Underwood added that while the Special Counsel's report provided a lot of information, it also left open some key questions which House committees are investigating. She called those investigations "really important."
She said the House Judiciary Committee is investigating recommending articles of impeachment, which Chairman Jerry Nadler called "essentially an impeachment inquiry."
"The impeachment inquiry has begun and I support that," she said.
She said it was important for Congress to have access to "all the facts" and supported efforts by House Democrats to get other investigative materials related to the Special Counsel's report which were not disclosed.
But she added that once Congress gets that information, "that will inform a decision whether to draft articles of impeachment."
"No one wins when Congress is compelled to investigate impeachment or bring about articles of impeachment," she said.
https://www.kendallcountynow.com/2019/0 ... e/asdfjtd/
Bernard B. Kerik
There’s no greater justification to keep @RashidaTlaib and @IlhanMN out of Israel than this anti-American anti-Israeli press conference. They despise Israel and the Jewish people and support terror supporters and sympathizers. They should not be allowed entry into @Israel.
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