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Date: April 01, 2020
“Governors across the country are getting fed up with Trump. Republican governors Larry Hogan (MD) and Mike DeWine (OH) contradicted President Donald Trump’s claim that there are no more coronavirus testing problems throughout America. |
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Date: March 26, 2020
“Democratic super PAC Priorities USA says it plans to expand its use of an advertisement critical of President Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic despite the Trump re-election campaign’s efforts to stop it.” |
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Date: March 14, 2020
“Trump only looks out for himself. The U.S. government’s response to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak has been “much, much worse than almost any other country that’s been affected,” Ashish Jha, who runs the Harvard Global Health Institute, told NPR on Thursday. “I still don’t understand why we don’t have extensive testing. Vietnam! Vietnam has tested more people than America has.” Without testing, he added, “you have no idea how extensive the infection is,” and “we have to shut schools, events, and everything down, because that’s the only tool available to us until we get testing back up. It’s been stunning to me how bad the federal response has been. |
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“Trump can’t admit to his failure as president. The U.S. government’s response to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak has been “much, much worse than almost any other country that’s been affected,” Ashish Jha, who runs the Harvard Global Health Institute, told NPR on Thursday. “I still don’t understand why we don’t have extensive testing. Vietnam! Vietnam has tested more people than America has.” Without testing, he added, “you have no idea how extensive the infection is,” and “we have to shut schools, events, and everything down, because that’s the only tool available to us until we get testing back up. It’s been stunning to me how bad the federal response has been. |
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Date: March 13, 2020
01) Trump’s Chaotic Response to Coronavirus & What’s Next for Democrats – The Common Good w Robert Reich
“In this episode of The Common Good, Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich discusses Joe Biden’s surge, the establishment’s role in his comeback, why Democrats can’t win without young people or the progressive force behind Bernie Sanders, the Trump administration’s chaotic response to the coronavirus outbreak, the economic fallout from the pandemic, and the abortion case in front of the Supreme Court.”
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Date: March 6, 2020
“Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich discusses Mitch McConnell’s Do-Nothing Senate Republicans, who have refused to serve as a check on Donald Trump’s power or take up the nearly 400 bills passed by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. Fortunately, voters can send many of them packing come November.” |
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Date: February 26, 2020
“Who were the biggest winner and biggest losers of the Democratic Party debate in South Carolina?” |
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Date: February 21, 2020
01) Krystal and Saagar: New Politico report reveals Bloomberg’s plan to steal the race from Bernie
“Krystal and Saagar discuss Michael Bloomberg’s super delegate strategy.”
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Date: February 21, 2020
“As an entrepreneur, mayor, and problem-solving philanthropist, Mike has taken on the toughest challenges and gotten big things done.”
It seems Mike Bloomberg has been releasing these brief snippets of the Nevada debate…which make it seem like he did good, while ignoring the real life thrashing he took. Interesting that this video is both unlisted, and the comments are turned off… …Gee…I wonder why?…
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Date: February 18, 2020
“This year’s candidate debates could shape who Democrats pick as a nominee to run against Donald Trump, and now the party is changing some of the rules for who can be in the debates in the middle of the process, drawing criticism from candidates including Sen. Bernie Sanders and Tom Steyer. In this Special Report, MSNBC’s Ari Melber charts the role of debates, the controversial new DNC rule change, the impact on candidates including Mike Bloomberg, and how the DNC’s shift conflicts with statements the party chair Tom Perez made as recently as January, when he said, “we made the rules, they were very transparent, they’re very inclusive, and we can’t change the rules midstream. Aired on 02/13/20.” |
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