The Biden Scandal Is Real And Not Going Away
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Saturday, October 31, 2020
Trump's itinerary for TODAY
For a 74 year old guy is energy level is through the roof.
He’s going to 14 rallies in 7 states…TODAY!
Video 599
Twitter and FB looking out for our best interest
This is the Democratic standard for what is acceptable.
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Jack Dorsey Insists That Twitter Doesn’t Influence Elections In Senate Testimony
Worth gazillions... but still maintains 'the liberal homeless' look
Jack Dorsey, the CEO and founder of Twitter, told Congress Wednesday that he doesn’t believe his social media platform influences elections.
(And when I take a shower I don't get wet)
Dorsey made the comments during testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee, a session that also included Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. He made those remarks amid a verbal standoff with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), who spent his entire time during Wednesday’s Senate Commerce Committee hearing interrogating Dorsey and ignoring the other two tech executives.
“We are one part of a spectrum of communication channels that people have,” Dorsey said. “People have a choice of other channels.”
Dorsey’s argument seems to be: There are enough competing sources of information out there for Twitter not to be a threat to unduly sway an election. And while Twitter certainly does compete with new media companies like Facebook and the established press, the idea does somewhat belie Twitter’s role in public discourse. Twitter has over 300 million users and is used by countless governments and government officials, including President Trump, worldwide to dispense information. And it is once again a platform that millions are turning to in the lead-up to next week’s presidential election.
Cruz scoffed at the argument, calling it “absurd.” The senator positioned himself to be the most vocal opponent against the tech CEOs in today’s hearing, a conclave that Republicans largely used to renew complaints that social media companies—and Twitter lately in particular—censor conservative voices, a largely baseless allegation.
Have to be a Democrat to work at either one.
Thursday, October 29, 2020
'Hunter is the smartest guy I know': Biden praises his son to Oprah as she refuses to ask him one single question about laptop scandal
They all stick together.
Yes (Crackhead Einstein) is so smart he took his computer to a repair shop loaded with all the incriminating evidence of the Biden Crime Syndicate.
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Joe Biden tells Oprah Winfrey son Hunter 'smartest guy I know'
Joe Biden told Oprah Winfrey that his son Hunter 'is the smartest guy I know' during a Zoom event.
The Democratic nominee made a surprise appearance Wednesday on a virtual get-out-the-vote event hosted by Winfrey that focused on voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio.
During the event, Biden spoke to Mildred Madison, a Michigan resident who drove over 600 miles to cast her vote in person after her absentee ballot never arrived.
Biden told Madison he spoke with late son Beau as well as Hunter, wife Jill and mom Catherine about becoming Barack Obama's running mate. Listing his family's qualities, the Democrat described Hunter as 'the smartest guy I know'.
The Democratic nominee made a surprise appearance Wednesday on a virtual event hosted by Winfrey on Zoom that focused voters in battle ground states
Biden joins Oprah to virtually campaign in battleground states
Joe Biden's youngest son has spent months under intense scrutiny over his business dealings in foreign countries, and was plunged into yet another scandal last week when photos and emails from his laptop were leaked to the New York Post.
Tucker Carlson said Wednesday that a dossier of documents detailing Hunter Biden's business deals went missing in the post, somewhere between Manhattan and Los Angeles.
He also revisited his interview the previous night with Tony Bobulinski, Hunter's business partner, and aired new audio.
On Tuesday night Hunter Biden's former business partner Bobulinski told Fox News that he had twice met Joe - on May 2 and May 3, 2017, in Los Angeles - and that Joe was told by Hunter that they were working on a Chinese-backed infrastructure project together.
Bobulinski also alleged, without providing evidence, that Hunter had received $5 million from the Chinese partners, and that Joe was referred to in correspondence as 'the big guy', expecting a share of the profits.
Audio was played of Rob Walker - whose wife works for Jill Biden - allegedly warning Bobulinski not to go public with information.
The Biden campaign has not responded to the Bobulinski interview.
The presidential candidate did not elaborate on his point about Hunter before going on to say he decided to be Obama's running mate 'because my mom [like Madison] was not about to take no for an answer'.
Biden also told Madison that her story 'gives me that extra boost of hope and energy and optimism for the country.'
During the event, Biden spoke to Mildred Madison, a 94-year-old Michigan resident who drove over 600 miles to cast her vote in person after her absentee ballot never arrived
(Look at Mildred and Joe. They share the same trait...Dementia. Who would drive 600 miles to vote for a crook?)
Referencing his stump speech slogan that 'we're in a battle for the soul of America,' Biden told Madison, 'You are the soul of America.'
He also pledged to visit Madison if he wins the presidency.
Democrats are increasingly optimistic Biden can win at least Michigan and Pennsylvania back, and he's making a play for Ohio as well.
Winfrey was an early high-profile endorser of Barack Obama, and her support helped boost him in the 2008 Democratic primary.
But while she endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016, she largely sat out of the campaign that year.
Mildred Madison, a 94-year-old Michigan resident, drove over 600 miles to cast her vote in person after her absentee ballot never arrived
Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to reporters as he leaves The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del., Wednesday; Winfrey was an early high-profile endorser of Barack Obama, and her support helped boost him in the 2008 Democratic primary
Madison had been caring for a sister in Illinois when she made the trip to Detroit earlier this month to cast an absentee ballot in the fall election.
She said she decided to go to Detroit after her August primary ballot arrived late. She traveled from the Chicago area with a son and daughter.
'Vote because your life depends on it,' Madison told FOX 2 Detroit. 'And this year it truly depends on it that you vote. Not only for you but for your children and their children.'
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