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Joe Biden is already fixing the US relationship with France
No more passive-aggressive handshakes for French President Emmanuel Macron as Joe Biden is already working to rebuild US relations with France. The White House issued a display of Biden / Macron’s appeal to PoliticusUSA: “President Joseph R. Biden Jr. spoke to President Emmanuel Macron of France today to express his desire to strengthen bilateral ties…
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Trump’s impeachment was acceptable, the method is constitutional
U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, the United States, Jan. 19, 2021. Erin Scott | Reuters Senator Mitt Romney, R-Utah, said Sunday that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump in the Senate was constitutional and that Trump’s alleged involvement in the U.S. Capitol insurrection was a…
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African People proceed to guide riots for democracy in America
In the summer of 1800, the enslaved blacksmith Gabriel Prosser planned a slave revolt in Richmond, Virginia. Information about the uprising was leaked and foiled. Prosser and 25 of his followers were captured and hanged. At the request of the NAACP in 2006, then-Governor of Virginia, Tim Kaine, informally apologized to Prosser and his supporters,…
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Trump thought-about ousting the lawyer common with a purpose to overturn the elections
President Donald J. Trump stops to speak to reporters as he boards Marine One and departs from the South Lawn at the White House. The Washington Post | The Washington Post | Getty Images Former President Donald Trump had planned earlier this month to oust Jeffrey Rosen as acting attorney general and replace him with…
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Dr. Fauci says it is rather a lot simpler to work for a president who does not spit out misinformation
The newly authorized and exempted Dr. Anthony Fauci said Saturday that he was happy to work for a president who doesn’t repeatedly spew out misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic. The country’s foremost infectious disease expert said he had been forced to correct misinformation from Donald Trump on several occasions, which left him in an awkward…
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The method will start in February, says Chuck Schumer
Schumer said the Senate will “continue to do other business,” such as confirming candidates for the executive branch and working on a coronavirus relief package, before the trial begins the week of February 8th. On the previous Friday, Biden announced that he would support a later hearing to allow his administration to “get operational”. Schumer…
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Chuck Schumer neutralizes Mitch McConnell by rejecting filibuster safety
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) neutralized Mitch McConnell’s ability to interfere with Biden by denying his request for filibuster protection. Video: Majority Leader Chuck Schumer rejects Mitch McConnell’s plan to protect the Filibuster and hamper the Biden agenda. pic.twitter.com/guhW2D66l8 – Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) January 22, 2021 Majority Leader Schumer said in the Senate:…
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The Biden reduction plan faces reasonable republican opposition
US President-elect Joe Biden speaks during a press conference on January 15, 2021 at Biden’s interim headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, about his plan to give vaccines against coronavirus disease (COVID-19) to the US population. Kevin Lamarque | Reuters President Joe Biden’s first Covid-19 package is already facing hurdles in Congress that could force the fledgling…
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Biden’s inaugural tackle attracts tens of millions extra viewers than Trump’s
Biden’s inaugural address was seen by nearly 2 million more television viewers than it was hired for Donald Trump in 2017. New York Times media reporter John Koblin tweeted the numbers: Joe Biden’s inaugural address attracted a larger television audience than Trump’s 2017 speech Yesterday: 39.8 million viewers 2017: 38.3 million viewers CNN had the…
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The Senate approves Avril Haines, the primary member of the Biden cupboard
Avril Haines speaks during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee that she will be President-elect Joe Biden’s National Intelligence Directorate on January 19, 2021 in Washington, DC. Joe Raedle | Pool | Reuters WASHINGTON – The Senate confirmed Avril Haines as director of national intelligence on Wednesday evening, making her the first official…
