Polls are very reliable, they had Hill up by 16%
I’m glad you trust that Trump isn’t behind the governors.
Actually not real interested Bob, but you keep your eye on those polls!
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Well, NHK from Japan is airing a story. There are around 28 million uninsured people, in the US. How do we deal with them, as potential COVID-19 carriers? 
Wow.
" The word “democracy”, for the excellent reasons mentioned above, appears nowhere in the Constitution, and the Electoral College was devised specifically as a way to temper and dilute democracy while avoiding the separation-of-powers difficulties raised by the idea of having Congress select the President.
As for Donald Trump as an “aberration”: he is the duly elected president of the United States, elevated to office by that half of the traditional American nation who rightly have felt despised and marginalized for a long time now by their globalist and “progressive” overlords, a scornful and condescending secular priesthood who occupy, by opprobrium, intimidation, and whatever means are necessary, the commanding heights of media, academia, popular culture, and the hulking edifice of the unelected administrative state. Donald Trump was rightly seen by these millions of American “Deplorables” as their last hope against a leftist juggernaut that sought to trample into dust all of the founding norms and traditions of the American nation, to throw open the borders, to distend and distort the Constitution into gelatinous goo, and to crush all resistance by a combination of judicial activism, executive fiat and suffocating social ostracism. Trump’s legions of supporters understood that the First and Second Amendments, those great bulwarks of liberty, were under increasingly withering assault; they had to look no further than Canada, Britain, and Europe, where the people are forcibly disarmed and criticism of government policy is now enough to land you in jail, to see what lay ahead if the eight-year catastrophe of the Obama administration were to be extended by re-installing those despicable grifters the Clintons.
“Democratic norms”, you say? For daring to take on this mighty Cathedral, and – shockingly! – capturing the White House, the upstart Trump has been the subject of a continuous conspiracy of what can fairly be called regicide, beginning with the former administration’s bringing to bear the power of the FBI, the intelligence agencies, and the FISA courts (on a fraudulent basis) to spy on his campaign and to entrap members of his team. Following on that was the years-long charade of the Mueller investigation, followed by a ridiculous (and obviously doomed) attempt at impeachment, while the media throughout did everything they could to whip up a hateful frenzy. Even now, in a national crisis that would in any other era have made America put aside its squabbles and unite against a common foe, it is clear from the press briefings, media coverage, and the remark of his opponents in Congress that the real enemy is not the Wuhan Red Death, but that orange man in the White House.
It is to Trump’s credit that he has not cracked or crumbled under this relentless personal assault, and this cataract of false charges spanning years; I’m sure nearly anyone else would have. But to suggest that it is Donald Trump who is “Orwellian”, and not the former administration and its fawning Blue media who set all of this in motion – now that is the sort of thing that we might expect from the Ministry of Truth." - Malcolm Pollack
Now I have seen it all. A marriage and marriage part on Zoom. 
And DT is the bad guy? More documented evidence: (if DT had done any of these things, the media and the Left would still be screaming. They are anyway, for made-up reasons.)
The evidence in the article follows each of these points:
1. The FBI Always Intended to Spy on the Trump Campaign
2. FBI Failed to Brief Trump About Its Page Suspicions.
3. The FBI Spied on the Trump Administration
4. Rep. Adam Schiff Is a Rotten, No-Good, Two-Faced Liar
5. FBI Relied Solely on Fake News to Support Portions of the FISA Applications
6. The Special Counsel Pushed Pathetic Intel Too
7. Oh, the Sweet Irony
I’m less concerned with “labels” - like “good” and “bad”. And more concerned, with what he does - with stuff like this.
Perhaps we need a song, to cheer us all up?
And perhaps a good book to read?
Or watch a good movie?
Sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference, between someone on the “Right” and “Left”.
Trump condemns Dem states for not opening. Then repeatedly calls GOP Georgia reckless for opening! If any thing goes wrong, his ‘I bear no responsibility’ stance nicely lets him always blame someone else.
Bob to Dave. Perhaps Trump is like this guy.
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It makes me uncomfortable agreeing with you Bob but on this i do. Trump should have said something supporting Kemp but encouraging him to be diligent about making sure these businesses follow the protocols.
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Impeach him!!!
Or,
“It would be nice if Trump’s perspicacity on this issue led to the media giving him a little more respect on the Chinese Virus response, but that’s unlikely. Either way, the results are fantastic news. At a .5 percent fatality rate or lower, the coronavirus is not the killer we feared it was, and that should make everyone happy.”
Yes the mortality rate is most likely around a half of one percent as they realize from testing that far more people were infected but with no symptoms or minor symptoms.
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Well, some things Trump will get right. And some things he will get wrong. Just like anyone will do, Let’s see how the reopening process goes.
Truer words have ne’er been spoke!!!
And I love this quote from Obama’s guy Ben Rhodes:
“The average reporter we talk to is 27 years old, and their only reporting experience consists of being around political campaigns. That’s a sea change. They literally know nothing.”
Hmmm…but you choose to believe everything they write?