https://apnews.com/535e145ee67dd757660157be39d05d3f
[h=1]Trump praises QAnon conspiracists, appreciates support[/h]
Sean Hannity has reportedly privately admitted he thinks Trump is a 'bats--- crazy person':Carcajada:
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Brendan Morrow, The Week•August 20, 2020
Fox News' Sean Hannity might fawn over President Trump on the air, but according to a new report, he strikes a bit of a ... different ... tone in private.
An excerpt from CNN reporter Brian Stelter's book Hoax published by Vanity Fair on Thursday delves into the Fox News host's relationship with Trump, whom he frequently hosts on his show for prime-time interviews. Hannity is one of the network's most ardent Trump loyalists, but Stelter quotes an associate as saying that when he's not on the air, he "would tell you, off-off-off the record, that Trump is a bats--- crazy person."
A friend of Hannity's similarly told Stelter, "Hannity has said to me more than once, 'he's crazy.'"
The excerpt also describes Hannity in a position where he has "counseled Trump at all hours of the day," and is even treated by Trump "like Melania," which has reportedly taken a "toll" on the Fox News host. Early on in the Trump administration, Hannity reportedly "gained weight and vaped incessantly" possibly due to "Trump-related stress," telling one colleague, "If you were hearing what I'm hearing, you'd be vaping too."
Should Trump catch a glimpse of this report, let's just say his latest interview with Hannity, reportedly set to take place on Thursday evening, might end up being a bit awkward. Read the full except at Vanity Fair.
[h=1]Trump praises QAnon conspiracists, appreciates support[/h]
Sean Hannity has reportedly privately admitted he thinks Trump is a 'bats--- crazy person':Carcajada:
ointer:Shush()*cheersgifpopcorn-eatinggifBrendan Morrow, The Week•August 20, 2020
Fox News' Sean Hannity might fawn over President Trump on the air, but according to a new report, he strikes a bit of a ... different ... tone in private.
An excerpt from CNN reporter Brian Stelter's book Hoax published by Vanity Fair on Thursday delves into the Fox News host's relationship with Trump, whom he frequently hosts on his show for prime-time interviews. Hannity is one of the network's most ardent Trump loyalists, but Stelter quotes an associate as saying that when he's not on the air, he "would tell you, off-off-off the record, that Trump is a bats--- crazy person."
A friend of Hannity's similarly told Stelter, "Hannity has said to me more than once, 'he's crazy.'"
The excerpt also describes Hannity in a position where he has "counseled Trump at all hours of the day," and is even treated by Trump "like Melania," which has reportedly taken a "toll" on the Fox News host. Early on in the Trump administration, Hannity reportedly "gained weight and vaped incessantly" possibly due to "Trump-related stress," telling one colleague, "If you were hearing what I'm hearing, you'd be vaping too."
Should Trump catch a glimpse of this report, let's just say his latest interview with Hannity, reportedly set to take place on Thursday evening, might end up being a bit awkward. Read the full except at Vanity Fair.
Cat got yer crotch, Righties? Also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veWKivjjTsg
George Will: Republican Party Living In Fear Of Voter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veWKivjjTsg
George Will: Republican Party Living In Fear Of Voter
[h=1]Democrats have a plan to disrupt Trump’s convention and cripple his message: report[/h]
Tom Boggioni, Salon•August 22, 2020
With the virtual Democratic National Convention in the rear-view mirror and the nomination handed to former Vice President Joe Biden, Democratic strategists plan to do everything they can to disrupt the Republican National convention slated to start next week.
After a week of Donald Trump taking daily shots at the Democratic ticket of Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), along with speakers who were live-streamed into the convention, the Democratic Party plans to hit the president with a daily barrage of attacks zeroing in on the lowlights of his failed administration.
According to a report at the Washington Post, "The party is attempting to cast everything about Trump as chaotic and disruptive, from the way he runs the presidency to what appears on his Twitter feed, from his approach to the coronavirus pandemic to the speaking lineup for his nominating convention."
With that in mind, Democrats will "release videos each day highlighting what they view as Trump's biggest failures and showcasing the stark contrast between the president and his Democratic rival."
Democrats will also try and get under the president's skin and take him off-message with speeches by Trump foes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) of Michigan among others who will speak every day during the Republican convention.
Tom Perez, the chairman of the Democratic Party, explained the strategy saying, "Whereas our themes, our unity and our speakers exude optimism and hope in the face of so many challenges, the Republican convention next week will be marked by chaos, chaos, chaos."
You can read more here.
Tom Boggioni, Salon•August 22, 2020
With the virtual Democratic National Convention in the rear-view mirror and the nomination handed to former Vice President Joe Biden, Democratic strategists plan to do everything they can to disrupt the Republican National convention slated to start next week.
After a week of Donald Trump taking daily shots at the Democratic ticket of Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), along with speakers who were live-streamed into the convention, the Democratic Party plans to hit the president with a daily barrage of attacks zeroing in on the lowlights of his failed administration.
According to a report at the Washington Post, "The party is attempting to cast everything about Trump as chaotic and disruptive, from the way he runs the presidency to what appears on his Twitter feed, from his approach to the coronavirus pandemic to the speaking lineup for his nominating convention."
With that in mind, Democrats will "release videos each day highlighting what they view as Trump's biggest failures and showcasing the stark contrast between the president and his Democratic rival."
Democrats will also try and get under the president's skin and take him off-message with speeches by Trump foes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) of Michigan among others who will speak every day during the Republican convention.
Tom Perez, the chairman of the Democratic Party, explained the strategy saying, "Whereas our themes, our unity and our speakers exude optimism and hope in the face of so many challenges, the Republican convention next week will be marked by chaos, chaos, chaos."
You can read more here.
I haven't posted this in a while but it is a great source of information, questions, etc.
https://electoral-vote.com/
https://electoral-vote.com/
Lost in the glare of Typhoid Trumpy's disaster, was that dumb bitch Ernst's debacle:
BOOM! Ernst implodes in Iowa Senate debate
SC-Sen: New Poll Has Jaime Harrison (D) Beating Lindsey Graham (R) 47-45
Ex-Trump campaign official on flailing POTUS: 'They’ve realized nothing they’ve done has worked'
BOOM! Ernst implodes in Iowa Senate debate
SC-Sen: New Poll Has Jaime Harrison (D) Beating Lindsey Graham (R) 47-45
Ex-Trump campaign official on flailing POTUS: 'They’ve realized nothing they’ve done has worked'
