Fox News' Kimberly Guilfoyle leaving the network to hit campaign trail with Donald Trump Jr.

"The NFL National Anthem Debate is alive and well again," Trump tweeted, "can’t believe it! Isn’t it in contract that players must stand at attention, hand on heart? The $40,000,000 Commissioner must now make a stand. First time kneeling, out for game. Second time kneeling, out for season/no pay!"

jerseyhoya wrote:

JUburton wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/20/us/politics/michael-cohen-trump-tape.html

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I love that the url shortens on the screen to p...tape

jerseyhoya wrote:

JUburton wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/20/us/politics/michael-cohen-trump-tape.html

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paying women to tamp down embarrassing news stories about Mr. Trump

since Trump’s widely panned press conference with Putin in Helsinki Monday, Irish bookmaker Paddy Power cut the odds on Trump becoming just the third president in history to be impeached to 2/1, the equivalent of a 33 percent chance. Prior to Trump appearing to side with Putin’s denial of meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election, the odds stood at 4/1, a 20 percent chance.

philliesphhan wrote:

06hawkalum wrote:

Warszawa wrote:

traderdave wrote:Chris Cillizza and Harry Enten's definitive 2020 Democratic candidate power rankings

1 Joe Biden
2 Elizabeth Warren
3 Kamala Harris
4 Kirstin Gillibrand
5 Bernie Sanders
6 Eric Holder
7 Steve Bullock
8 Cory Booker
9 Mitch Landrieu
10 Sherrod Brown

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/19/politics ... index.html

I agree that Biden is our best chance. Hopefully he won’t die

Yeah, and hopefully he actually runs.

Biden/Sanders '20?

I know they'll be running against a 74 year old, but that's an incredibly old ticket. The younger of the two is Biden who will turn 78 before inauguration. That said, aside from one of the most charismatic black men in the history of politics, America hasn't really shown a desire to have anything other than an old white dude as president.

ashton wrote: Excluding people who inherited the office after the sitting president died, every Democratic president in the last 90 years has taken office before the age of 53. Obama was right in the middle age-wise.

pacino wrote:He's failed twice, so he's very experienced at it.

Having a senator from Delaware as the presidential nominee of the Democratic party would be a terrible idea for actual governance should he be elected.