https://www.dailywire.com/news/big-...y-twitter-explodes-might-have-sealed-the-deal Big Mistake? Biden Says He’ll ‘Transition’ From Oil Industry, Twitter Explodes: ‘Might Have Sealed The Deal’
Pretty much in line with the national numbers and Trump approval numbers: The pressure was on Trump last night and I actually think he put some points on the board, Biden did as well. I thought it was a pretty good debate that was actually kind of informative.
I don’t know why the Biden campaign doesn’t bring up coal when this issue arises. Republicans over promise on this stuff and they are depreciatiing assets. No matter what with car manufacturers targeting all electric line ups oil is going to shrink. They said the same about coal and bringing coal back but now Appalachia is worse off than before.
Early vote tracker. As of today we have almost 40% of last elections total votes in early voting: https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/index.html
The dems are going gangbusters. As usual they will have more ballots than they have voters to go with them. It's what they do. DEAD FOLKS AND ILLEGALS FOR BIDEN - 2020. Wayyy to go.
HUNTER'S CRACK PIPE LIVES ON AND HAS BEEN RECYCLED!!!! Did this woman bring one single extra vote to the dem ticket?? Probably this is so bad y'all will bail out before the end, but if you don't, check out the "crowd" there. What the hell is she doing? Just snorting and cackling while people are trying to shop for cars or something? As I say rather regularly, and from very, very early on, "people always talk about Joe and his dementia but Kamala always seems totally punch drunk to me." Willy clearly bonked her brains out.
Joe Biden lays out a detailed plan to fight coronavirus as new infections soar https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/23/joe-biden-lays-out-a-detailed-plan-to-fight-coronavirus-.html Joe Biden laid out exactly how his administration would address the coronavirus crisis. Biden’s plan would effectively nationalize mask wearing, Covid-19 testing, PPE procurement, reopening guidelines and vaccine distribution. President Donald Trump said Thursday that the virus is “going away,” as the U.S. recorded nearly a record high in new daily coronavirus cases. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Friday laid out exactly how a Biden administration would address the coronavirus crisis, one day after the United States recorded nearly a record daily high in new coronavirus cases. Biden said if he were elected, he would begin carrying out his plan even before he is inaugurated. “I’ll reach out to every governor in every state, red and blue, as well as mayors and local officials, during the transition, to find out what support they need and how much of it they need,” Biden said during a speech at the Queen Theater in Wilmington, Delaware. “I’ll ask the new Congress to put a bill on my desk by the end of January with all the resources necessary, so that both our public health response and our economic response can be seen through to the end.” Here’s how Biden described each step of his plan. Masking: Biden said he would go to every governor and ask them to impose a mask mandate. If governors refused, as they have in several states, Biden said he would turn to local officials. He also said he will mandate masks in all federal buildings and on all interstate transportation. Testing: The former vice president said he would launch a national testing plan aimed at conducting as many tests each day as the U.S. currently performs each week, which would amount to approximately 7 million tests a day. Biden would also build lab capacity, hire a national corps of contact tracers, and ensure that tests are free and accessible regardless of immigration status. Personal protective equipment: Biden intends to use “the full power of the Defense Production Act” to drive the domestic manufacturing of masks, gloves, gowns and other equipment, including ample N95 masks for health-care workers. Biden also said he would appoint “a fully empowered supply commander in charge of filling in the gaps.” Uniform, scientific reopening guidelines: A Biden administration, he said, will “provide consistent, reliable, trusted, detailed nationwide guidance and technical support for reopening safely and the resources to make it happen.” Biden also said the government would provide consultations and technical advice “so people have a place to turn with their questions.” Treatments and vaccines: Biden’s plan would put an emphasis on equitable and widespread delivery of therapeutics in the near term and eventually a free coronavirus vaccine, he said. But Biden acknowledged that even if a vaccine is found to be effective, “It will still be many months before any vaccine is widely available.” The speech showcased the sharp divide between President Donald Trump’s approach to combating the virus, which relies heavily on shifting authority and responsibility for pandemic response onto states, and Biden’s more centralized plan. A Trump campaign spokesperson did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for comment on Biden’s speech. With just 11 days to go before Election Day, the speech both crystallized Biden’s closing argument and encapsulated his overarching campaign promise: Namely, a return to responsible, reliable and steady leadership. “Imagine a day in the not too distant future, when you can enjoy dinner with your friends and family, and maybe even go out to a movie,” said Biden, painting a picture of everyday American life that used to sound mundane, but now seems out of reach for many. Trump, meanwhile, has continued to downplay the severity of the global pandemic, which has so far cost the lives of more than 220,000 Americans, the worst outcome among any of the developed nations. During the final presidential debate Thursday in Nashville, Trump insisted that the country is “rounding the corner,” and the virus is “going away,” despite the fact that cases are surging in most states. “I say we’re learning to live with it,” he added. Biden shot back: “People are learning to die with it.”
Typical networks campaign coverage today. Biden "rally" earlier today. CNN covers the whole thing. And Fox did too. Now there is a Trump rally in progress. Fox is covering it, but CNN is running a panel discussion on how we are all dying from the coronavirus. It has been that way the whole campaign season except Sleepy J has not been out much so that limited the coverage of his rallies. Otherwise it has been the same routine and will be for the remaining days. CNN will cover Biden, and run "we are all dying from the virus" segments when Trump holds a rally. But Fox runs both ALL the time even though they are supposed to be the ORANGEMANBAD network.