What has Trump done to this country?
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he'll be forced out whether he likes it or not:
www.cnn.com
Trump has cast doubt on a peaceful transfer of power, but the preparation for one is well underway
President Donald Trump has cast doubt on whether he will commit to a peaceful transfer of power should Democrat Joe Biden win the election, but the secretive process to prepare a would-be Biden administration has been underway for months with help from top Trump officials.
www.cnn.com
dandyrandy
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Biden event cancelled as 'armed' Trump supporters threaten campaign bus
VP candidate Kamala Harris made three stops in Texas on Friday
DIY-HP-LED
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You are seeing desperation on the part of Trump's hardcore base, these are the flailing desperate acts of losers hung out to dry.Biden event cancelled as 'armed' Trump supporters threaten campaign bus
VP candidate Kamala Harris made three stops in Texas on Fridaywww.independent.co.uk
Budzbuddha
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For the BIBLE THUMPERS following Trump : The Chosen One .
DIY-HP-LED
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It's like the battle of Bagdad here with all the fireworks going off, I was outside watching the neighbors blow several grand, they must be compensating for the lack of trick or treat and holding fireworks displays for the kids.
DIY-HP-LED
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Impact! Trump will leave a crater in the ground a mile deep and ten miles wide, I think it will be an extinction event, of the elephants this time. In the future they might call it the DT event characterized by mass death and a layer of bullshit in the strata.
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www.thedailybeast.com
Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster
BRACE FOR IMPACT
Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.
With just a few days left before Election Night and the president trailing in numerous state and national polls, Donald Trump’s inner circle is increasingly whispering the same thought: Our guy blew it.
A forecast of a Biden White House is not one they welcome. But it’s one many of them have come to finally accept after a year of coronavirus deaths, economic devastation, and racial and civil unrest have throttled an administration run by a man they believe has failed to rise to the occasion, even on just a purely messaging front.
“I believe the betting markets, which say there’s a 60 percent chance that Biden wins, and a 40 percent chance that Trump does,” Stephen Moore, a conservative economist who advises President Trump on economic and COVID-19-related matters, said in an interview Thursday.
Explaining his pessimism, Moore cited several factors, including the still-rising cases of the virus in certain parts of the United States.
Moore said he had hoped that the Gross Domestic Product report that came out on Thursday would have given the president’s campaign a boost. He even recalled visiting the White House last month, during which he told the president that the report was “going to be a real ‘October surprise,’” that he could “really play… up for the voters,” and that the two of them then brainstormed ways to aggressively promote the coming numbers.
But shortly after the positive-looking report came out on Thursday—showing that the economy grew at a 33.1 percent annual rate last quarter—Moore found it hard to muster optimism about the political benefits of it. “I really don’t have a good feeling about this,” he conceded.
Were Moore alone in his skepticism, it could be written off as the superstitious, cup-half-empty musings of an adviser who abjectly is terrified of a Biden presidency. But he’s not alone. Out of the 16 knowledgeable and well-positioned sources across Trumpworld—campaign aides, Republican donors, senior administration officials, and close associates of the president and his family—whom The Daily Beast interviewed for this story in the week leading up to Election Day 2020, only five gave Trump comfortable odds at winning. Doug Deason, a high-dollar Trump donor from Dallas, pegged Trump’s odds at “75 percent or better,” for instance.
Six others were confident, to varying degrees, that President Trump would be relegated to one-termer status. The remaining five gave him roughly 50/50 odds. Of those five, two—a White House official and a friend of the president’s—started sounding increasingly pessimistic as the conversation went on.
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Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster
Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.
Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster
BRACE FOR IMPACT
Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.
With just a few days left before Election Night and the president trailing in numerous state and national polls, Donald Trump’s inner circle is increasingly whispering the same thought: Our guy blew it.
A forecast of a Biden White House is not one they welcome. But it’s one many of them have come to finally accept after a year of coronavirus deaths, economic devastation, and racial and civil unrest have throttled an administration run by a man they believe has failed to rise to the occasion, even on just a purely messaging front.
“I believe the betting markets, which say there’s a 60 percent chance that Biden wins, and a 40 percent chance that Trump does,” Stephen Moore, a conservative economist who advises President Trump on economic and COVID-19-related matters, said in an interview Thursday.
Explaining his pessimism, Moore cited several factors, including the still-rising cases of the virus in certain parts of the United States.
Moore said he had hoped that the Gross Domestic Product report that came out on Thursday would have given the president’s campaign a boost. He even recalled visiting the White House last month, during which he told the president that the report was “going to be a real ‘October surprise,’” that he could “really play… up for the voters,” and that the two of them then brainstormed ways to aggressively promote the coming numbers.
But shortly after the positive-looking report came out on Thursday—showing that the economy grew at a 33.1 percent annual rate last quarter—Moore found it hard to muster optimism about the political benefits of it. “I really don’t have a good feeling about this,” he conceded.
Were Moore alone in his skepticism, it could be written off as the superstitious, cup-half-empty musings of an adviser who abjectly is terrified of a Biden presidency. But he’s not alone. Out of the 16 knowledgeable and well-positioned sources across Trumpworld—campaign aides, Republican donors, senior administration officials, and close associates of the president and his family—whom The Daily Beast interviewed for this story in the week leading up to Election Day 2020, only five gave Trump comfortable odds at winning. Doug Deason, a high-dollar Trump donor from Dallas, pegged Trump’s odds at “75 percent or better,” for instance.
Six others were confident, to varying degrees, that President Trump would be relegated to one-termer status. The remaining five gave him roughly 50/50 odds. Of those five, two—a White House official and a friend of the president’s—started sounding increasingly pessimistic as the conversation went on.
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Budzbuddha
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BIDEN BUS VS. TRUMP SUPPORTERS .....
“What a lovely day ! “
“What a lovely day ! “
topcat
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Biden event cancelled as 'armed' Trump supporters threaten campaign bus
VP candidate Kamala Harris made three stops in Texas on Friday
Stone_Free
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If Trump does lose here's one guy that's gonna be pissed off. I'll LMAO if he's wasted $250,000,000.Impact! Trump will leave a crater in the ground a mile deep and ten miles wide, I think it will be an extinction event, of the elephants this time. In the future they might call it the DT event characterized by mass death and a layer of bullshit in the strata.
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Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster
Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.
Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster
BRACE FOR IMPACT
Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.
With just a few days left before Election Night and the president trailing in numerous state and national polls, Donald Trump’s inner circle is increasingly whispering the same thought: Our guy blew it.
A forecast of a Biden White House is not one they welcome. But it’s one many of them have come to finally accept after a year of coronavirus deaths, economic devastation, and racial and civil unrest have throttled an administration run by a man they believe has failed to rise to the occasion, even on just a purely messaging front.
“I believe the betting markets, which say there’s a 60 percent chance that Biden wins, and a 40 percent chance that Trump does,” Stephen Moore, a conservative economist who advises President Trump on economic and COVID-19-related matters, said in an interview Thursday.
Explaining his pessimism, Moore cited several factors, including the still-rising cases of the virus in certain parts of the United States.
Moore said he had hoped that the Gross Domestic Product report that came out on Thursday would have given the president’s campaign a boost. He even recalled visiting the White House last month, during which he told the president that the report was “going to be a real ‘October surprise,’” that he could “really play… up for the voters,” and that the two of them then brainstormed ways to aggressively promote the coming numbers.
But shortly after the positive-looking report came out on Thursday—showing that the economy grew at a 33.1 percent annual rate last quarter—Moore found it hard to muster optimism about the political benefits of it. “I really don’t have a good feeling about this,” he conceded.
Were Moore alone in his skepticism, it could be written off as the superstitious, cup-half-empty musings of an adviser who abjectly is terrified of a Biden presidency. But he’s not alone. Out of the 16 knowledgeable and well-positioned sources across Trumpworld—campaign aides, Republican donors, senior administration officials, and close associates of the president and his family—whom The Daily Beast interviewed for this story in the week leading up to Election Day 2020, only five gave Trump comfortable odds at winning. Doug Deason, a high-dollar Trump donor from Dallas, pegged Trump’s odds at “75 percent or better,” for instance.
Six others were confident, to varying degrees, that President Trump would be relegated to one-termer status. The remaining five gave him roughly 50/50 odds. Of those five, two—a White House official and a friend of the president’s—started sounding increasingly pessimistic as the conversation went on.
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Billionaire casino boss Sheldon Adelson splashes the cash in bid to help Trump
The magnate, 87, is expected to have spent $250m this election cycle to support conservative causes, fundraisers say
www.theguardian.com
Moose Moss
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Fuck Ya!! Wishing death to our President. Hopefully, Karma finds you. I'm off the POS forum
Jimdamick
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Jimdamick
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See ya
Stone_Free
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It's not like your president caused the deaths of 000's of Americans by being a fucking imbecile is it?
SpaceGrease
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Biden power move ? England shutting down on moday a day before election (things that make u say hummm )
Jimdamick
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Stone_Free
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Our lockdown starts on Thursday 5/11, 2 days after US election. I don't think it has anything to do with what is happening in the US.
