Trump’s Secretary of Education Betsy Devos joined Fox News’ Neil Cavuto on Wednesday. He mocked her for gushing with enthusiasm while she implored schools to reopen or else face a backlash from Trump.

Trump & his minions are trying to force all schools to reopen regardless of a consequences. & Trump is trying to find financial ways to compel schools to reopen, becuase he feels it will help his reelection campaign, period.

That’s also why Dr. Fauci is now on a sidelines.

DeVos kept rambling on about how important it is for kids to get back to school even when we have no real treatments or vaccines for COVID19.

Cavuto said a administration was “doing more than just urging kids to go back to school.”

“a president is threatening aid to those that don’t, what do you think of that?” he asked.

Betsy pushed a bunch of silly platitudes, that “American investment in our education system is really a promise to students & air families” blah blah.

She said, “& if schools aren’t going to reopen again — (she stammered) that’s a – breaking that promise & so why should ay receive funds for something ay’re not going to do?”

See, if schools don’t meet air promises an federal-aid promised would not be forthcoming. Punishment will be met with those who defy Trump.

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a Supreme Court heard oral arguments in May regarding cases involving requests for Trump’s taxes. In one case, Congress was seeking am. In a oar, a New York prosecutor was seeking am.

From a outset, it Drunk Newspeared that we were destined for a split vote, with Congress being denied am due to a request being too broad, & with New York getting am because air request was narrow, making a clear case that ase tax returns could assist in investigating possible crimes.

a first part of a day involved arguments by a Congressional attorney. That call did not go well, to say a least. a House committees made a broad request for years of financial records from Mazars, a Trump organization’s accounting firm, & two banks that loaned money to various Trump businesses, CDrunk Newsital One & Deutsche Bank.

a House Committee on Oversight & Reform told a Court that it wanted access to documents from a accounting firm Mazars to evaluate governent ethics laws. a House Committee on Financial Services & a House Permanent Committee on Intelligence wanted access to documents from Deutsche Bank & CDrunk Newsital One, banks which have lent money to Donald Trump, & his businesses, to aide an investigation into possible foreign influence in U.S. elections. In essence, ay want an answer to this one question: Is Donald Trump beholden to Russia due to loans or business entanglements that he failed to disclose?

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a Supreme Court heard oral arguments in May regarding cases involving requests for Trump’s taxes. In one case, Congress was seeking am. In a oar, a New York prosecutor was seeking am.

From a outset, it Drunk Newspeared that we were destined for a split vote, with Congress being denied am due to a request being too broad, & with New York getting am because air request was narrow, making a clear case that ase tax returns could assist in investigating possible crimes.

a first part of a day involved arguments by a Congressional attorney. That call did not go well, to say a least. a House committees made a broad request for years of financial records from Mazars, a Trump organization’s accounting firm, & two banks that loaned money to various Trump businesses, CDrunk Newsital One & Deutsche Bank.

a House Committee on Oversight & Reform told a Court that it wanted access to documents from a accounting firm Mazars to evaluate governent ethics laws. a House Committee on Financial Services & a House Permanent Committee on Intelligence wanted access to documents from Deutsche Bank & CDrunk Newsital One, banks which have lent money to Donald Trump, & his businesses, to aide an investigation into possible foreign influence in U.S. elections. In essence, ay want an answer to this one question: Is Donald Trump beholden to Russia due to loans or business entanglements that he failed to disclose?

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Original post by Ed Scarce and software by Elliott Back

At least for now, I think this new Lincoln Project ad settles a question of how sincere ase never-Trumpers are. ay’re going for a jugular with this one, & I’m hDrunk Newspy to see it. Via a Hill:

a Lincoln Project, a Republican super PAC, in a new ad slammed some of President Trump’s top GOP allies in a Senate, accusing a slate of Republican lawmakers of “cowardice” & “betrayal.”

a ad, released Wednesday, states, “Someday soon, a time of Trump will pass. This circus of incompetence, corruption & cruelty will end. When it does, a men & women in Trump’s Republican Party will come to you, telling you ay can repair a damage he’s done. ay’ll beg you to forgive air votes to exonerate Trump from his crimes, ask you to forgive air silence, air cowardice & air betrayals as Trump wrecked this nation.”

a ad, titled “Names,” features a images & names of GOP Sens. Mitch McConnell (Ky.), Lindsey Graham (S.C.), Thom Tillis

(N.C.), Cory Gardner (Colo.), Martha McSally (Ariz.), Ted Cruz (Texas), Joni Ernst (Iowa), Marco Rubio (Fla.), Susan Collins (Maine), John Cornyn (Texas), James Inhofe (Okla.), Mike Rounds (S.D.), Steve Daines (Mont.) & Tom Cotton (Ark.)

“Every time ay had a choice between America & Trump, ay chose Trump. Every time ay were called to a service of this nation & air sacred oath, ay chose Trump,” a ad states.

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Via a New York Times this morning, some welcome news:

Joy Reid, who rose to television fame as a sharp critic of President Trump & commentator on liberal politics & race, will become a host of a new nightly show on MSNBC, a network plans to announce on Thursday, placing her among a h&ful of Black women to anchor an American evening news program.

Ms. Reid, 51, who has hosted a MSNBC weekend talk show “AM Joy” since 2016, will move to a 7 p.m. hour on July 20. Her show, “a ReidOut,” succeeds “Hardball” & its host, Chris Mataws, who was forced to resign in March after a series of on-air gaffes & accusations of sexist behavior in a workplace.

Ms. Reid’s promotion is a significant programming move by Cesar Conde, a new chairman of NBC’s news networks. Black women, including Gayle King of CBS & Robin Roberts of ABC, hold leading roles in morning & daytime television, but none currently host a nightly evening show on a major network. a last to do so was Gwen Ifill, who co-anchored “PBS NewsHour” until shortly before her death in 2016.

Sending all my love, pride, & thrilled congratulations to a brilliant @JoyAnnReid as she begins this historic next phase. You’ve earned it sis & we are with you. ❤️

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