The Savior wrote:Remember, he barely won in 2016. These stories don’t need to shift a massive number of votes. Just need to take some here and a few there and these things add up.

This will 100% hurt him with republicans and indys in Virginia and NC and Texas.

Earlier this week, the Republican’s legislative merchant of death, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, engaged in some surprise loser talk—attacking Democrats for wanting to eliminate the legislative filibuster. It was an odd rant; why go after Democrats on a rule change that could only happen if Republicans lost the majority? And what would McConnell care if Democrats killed the filibuster if Donald Trump (with his veto pen) was still president?

In one fell swoop, McConnell betrayed that 1) he expects Democrats to take the majority, and 2) he expects Trump to lose the White House. And those fears were out in full force today, once again. In fact, it was an all-out freakout.

Stay_Disappointed wrote:https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/7/2/1957759/-McConnell-must-ve-looked-at-recent-Senate-polling-because-he-s-freaking-out-again

Earlier this week, the Republican’s legislative merchant of death, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, engaged in some surprise loser talk—attacking Democrats for wanting to eliminate the legislative filibuster. It was an odd rant; why go after Democrats on a rule change that could only happen if Republicans lost the majority? And what would McConnell care if Democrats killed the filibuster if Donald Trump (with his veto pen) was still president?

In one fell swoop, McConnell betrayed that 1) he expects Democrats to take the majority, and 2) he expects Trump to lose the White House. And those fears were out in full force today, once again. In fact, it was an all-out freakout.

Nothing will give me greater pleasure than seeing Moscow Mitch in the minority and powerless to stop anything the Dems want

So one reason to trust my polls more now than in 2016 is this change: Four years ago, those without a four-year degree made up 48 percent of my survey respondents; today they account for 60 percent. Whites without a college degree were 33 percent of my surveys; today they are 43 percent. That is a huge change—an elixir against being deceived again. The pain of Trump’s victory and disastrous presidency has concentrated the minds of campaign staff and the polling profession in ways that give me confidence that Biden’s lead in the polls is real.

Judicial Watch went to court Wednesday demanding access to paint the streets of Washington with its own political message after the city wrote “Black Lives Matter” on one street and allowed protesters to paint “Defund the Police” next to it.

The conservative group said the city has effectively turned its roadways into a public forum, and so it must allow those with differing viewpoints than BLM protesters to have the same access, or else it’s violating the First Amendment.

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Had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Birx on my flight back from Texas on Air Force 2. Her leadership on the #coronavirus task force is incredibly valuable and she continues to share the importance of washing your hands, wearing a mask, and social distancing whenever possible.

thephan wrote:First it's kind of weird that you want to know why the minorities at the Trump rally aren't wearing masks when no one at the Trump rally really wears masks. And another thing if you do a quick count the guy with the cowboy hat on is wearing a mask. That said this is a very odd observation