wowcatty:
You liberals can lie for the world

Obama was the president in 2009 and 18,000 people died of H1N1 flu in the US yet you conveniently left that out hoping no intelligent person sees your post. The 18,000 deaths from h1n1 during Obama were even said at the time to be a 'fix' like everything liberals do, the death toll was more but was covered up by Democrats so Americans won't panic then, the opposite of what they are doing to Trump right now. Why are you liberals like this? Why can't you just be honest once and free your soul?

The death recorded for coronavirus in the US is fake and many doctors are against it. Every death is recorded as coronavirus just to swell the number to what the democrats wish the death toll rises to. The realistic figure of coronavirus deaths is less than 10% of what is being announced, that's why they are happening in the democrats controlled states mostly, that's where cockrell/roosters lay eggs.

feedthenation:
Trump is still believes he has done a good job by twitting only 100k deaths...this guy is so heartless.

garetz:

All of the COVID "hotspots" in the US are run by Democrats and what more? They all sent infected people into nursing homes en masse. No exceptions. COVID excess deaths are a result of a single policy repeated by Democrat state govs & their public health apparatus. A self-induced crisis, due to extreme incompetence & negligence by DEMOCRATS!!!

feedthenation:
Trump is still believes he has done a good job by twitting only 100k deaths...this guy is so heartless.

CutieKing:
Another police brutality.....no end in sight..

Viewers discretion advised..

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fbi-called-in-to-investigate-death-of-black-man-in-minneapolis-after-video-surfaces-on-social-media-of-white-officer-kneeling-on-his-neck

feedthenation:


Is it really true that "Everything Trump Touches Dies"according to the book written by Rick Wilson?

CutieKing:
Another police brutality.....no end in sight..

Viewers discretion advised..

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fbi-called-in-to-investigate-death-of-black-man-in-minneapolis-after-video-surfaces-on-social-media-of-white-officer-kneeling-on-his-neck

feedthenation:
Joe Biden Within 3 Points of Trump in UTAH; Trump Won by 18

https://www.mediaite.com/news/joe-biden-within-3-points-of-trump-in-utah-trump-won-by-18-points-in-2016/

President Donald Trump holds a slim 3-point lead — within the margin of error — over former Vice President and current presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Utah, a state that Trump won by 18 points in 2016.

After weathering what is now months of bad news coverage with durable approval ratings and a reasonably close race with Biden, Trump has recently gotten a heap of bad polling news that continued Tuesday with the release of a UtahPolicy.com/KUTV 2 poll that shows Trump barely ahead of Biden, with 44 percent support to the ex-veep’s 41 percent. The poll had a margin of error of +/- three points, making this a statistical tie.

Trump won the Utah popular vote in 2016 by 18 points, but that margin was partially due to the performance of Evan McMullin, who won 21.3 percent to finish third behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

The pollster identified a few other troubling data points for Trump in two of the state’s congressional districts:

The survey also shows Trump trails Biden in both the 2nd and 4th Congressional Districts, which both contain significant parts of Salt Lake City and County. In CD 2, Biden leads Trump 46-42 percent. In the 4th District, Biden is ahead 43-38 percent.

That distaste for Trump could have an impact on the hotly contested race in the 4th District. Right now, four Republicans are vying to be the party’s nominee to take on Democrat Ben McAdams in November. Former NFL player Burgess Owens is the current frontrunner in that race according to a Y2 Analytics survey, but the race is still wide open. Trump’s unpopularity could be a drag on the eventual GOP nominee in November. That might be key as McAdams barely squeaked to a win in 2018 in the heavily Republican district.

It’s curious that Trump is losing to Biden in the 2nd Congressional District, given that Rep. Chris Stewart, who represents the district, is one of Trump’s most fervent supporters in Congress. However, that is not expected to dampen Stewart’s chances to win another term as the district is rated “solid Republican” by several election forecasters.

Last week, Trump lashed out at Fox News after that network’s polling unit showed his approval cratering by 10 points, and Biden taking an 8-point lead over Trump nationally.

feedthenation:


This is the life African Americans faced everyday, not knowing if they will ever return home when going out.

4 Minnesota police officers fired after death of George Floyd, black man seen pinned down in video

https://abcnews.go.com/US/fbi-probing-death-black-man-pinned-police-breathe/story?id=70880693&cid=clicksource_4380645_2_heads_hero_live_twopack_hed


Hopefully Americans will protest against this police officer like they protested against the football player who kneel to protest against killing of African Americans by police brutality years ago, including President Trump

ijedeikorodu:
Sounds familiar....

In Bolsonaro’s Brazil, everyone else is to blame for virus

https://apnews.com/7a7e8a0d3c524986412245ec9a23fad0?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=AP&utm_source=Twitter

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — With Brazil emerging as one of the world’s most infected countries, President Jair Bolsonaro is deflecting all responsibility for the coronavirus crisis, casting blame on mayors, governors, an outgoing health minister and the media.

By contrast, he portrays himself as a clear-eyed crusader willing to defend an unpopular idea — that shutting down the economy to control COVID-19 will ultimately cause more suffering than allowing the disease to run its course. The refusal of governors to fall into line with his decree allowing gyms to open, he said, verged on authoritarianism.

Confronted with a travel ban imposed on Brazil by the U.S. because of widespread COVID-19, one of his advisers called it press hysteria.

Since the outbreak started, the Brazilian leader has avoided acknowledging the potential effects of his actions, particularly in undermining local leaders’ stay-at-home recommendations. A rare exception came in mid-April, as Bolsonaro appointed a new health minister tasked with sparing the economy from the coronavirus.

“Reopening commerce is a risk I run because, if it (the virus) gets worse, then it lands in my lap,” he said.

Less than two weeks later, as Brazil’s death toll blew past 5,000, he told reporters, “You’re not going to put on my lap this count that isn’t mine.”

Almost a month on, the death toll in the country of 211 million has more than quadrupled, to 23,473, and continues to accelerate.

The Brazilian Supreme Court determined that states and cities have jurisdiction to impose isolation measures. So Bolsonaro on May 7 walked purposefully across the capital’s Three Powers Plaza to the top court, a tight cluster of ministers and business leaders in tow, and demanded local restrictions be tempered.

“Some states went too far in their restrictive measures, and the consequences are knocking on our door,” he said, adding that tens of millions of Brazilians have lost their income. He has repeatedly singled out some local leaders by name.

When governors defied Bolsonaro’s subsequent decree that gyms, barbershops and beauty salons be allowed to operate as essential services, he accused them of undermining the rule of law and suggested the move would invite “undesirable authoritarianism to emerge in Brazil.”

On Saturday night, Bolsonaro ventured into the capital of Brasilia to lead by example, this time eating a hot dog bought from a street vendor. Video he posted to Facebook showed supporters snapping selfies and calling him by his nickname — “Myth!” — while those in self-quarantine in overlooking apartments banged pots and pans in protest.

feedthenation:


Is it really true that "Everything Trump Touches Dies"according to the book written by Rick Wilson?

Ladyhippolyta88:
[s]He and Trump are related na

The Brazilian Trump

I have never seen leaders who fail to take responsibility for their actions like those two.I knew he was bad news since last year[/s]

Abbeybailey:
Taliban Trump never ceases to amaze me with his ignorance. Asking Surgeon General whether he can use insulin even though he's not diabetic. Does that make sense to any sane person. Mid stage dementia is affecting the Racist Pig. Nov 3rd on my mind.

feedthenation:
Joe Biden Within 3 Points of Trump in UTAH; Trump Won by 18

https://www.mediaite.com/news/joe-biden-within-3-points-of-trump-in-utah-trump-won-by-18-points-in-2016/

President Donald Trump holds a slim 3-point lead — within the margin of error — over former Vice President and current presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Utah, a state that Trump won by 18 points in 2016.

After weathering what is now months of bad news coverage with durable approval ratings and a reasonably close race with Biden, Trump has recently gotten a heap of bad polling news that continued Tuesday with the release of a UtahPolicy.com/KUTV 2 poll that shows Trump barely ahead of Biden, with 44 percent support to the ex-veep’s 41 percent. The poll had a margin of error of +/- three points, making this a statistical tie.

Trump won the Utah popular vote in 2016 by 18 points, but that margin was partially due to the performance of Evan McMullin, who won 21.3 percent to finish third behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

The pollster identified a few other troubling data points for Trump in two of the state’s congressional districts:

The survey also shows Trump trails Biden in both the 2nd and 4th Congressional Districts, which both contain significant parts of Salt Lake City and County. In CD 2, Biden leads Trump 46-42 percent. In the 4th District, Biden is ahead 43-38 percent.

That distaste for Trump could have an impact on the hotly contested race in the 4th District. Right now, four Republicans are vying to be the party’s nominee to take on Democrat Ben McAdams in November. Former NFL player Burgess Owens is the current frontrunner in that race according to a Y2 Analytics survey, but the race is still wide open. Trump’s unpopularity could be a drag on the eventual GOP nominee in November. That might be key as McAdams barely squeaked to a win in 2018 in the heavily Republican district.

It’s curious that Trump is losing to Biden in the 2nd Congressional District, given that Rep. Chris Stewart, who represents the district, is one of Trump’s most fervent supporters in Congress. However, that is not expected to dampen Stewart’s chances to win another term as the district is rated “solid Republican” by several election forecasters.

Last week, Trump lashed out at Fox News after that network’s polling unit showed his approval cratering by 10 points, and Biden taking an 8-point lead over Trump nationally.

PremierGuy:


Utah, a conservative Mormon state will always vote for a republican president.
The margin of win this time will be very small, not like the 18 points margin of 2016. Republicans in Utah are not happy with Trump, with the way he attacks Mitt Romey.

seunmsg:
More like “Make America white again”.

stanech:
Lol. Polls