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The owners of a Pennsylvania bakery that makes candidate-specific cookies whose sales have predicted the presidential winner in the past three elections say a clear trend has already been established for this year’s race. The family-owned Lochel’s Bakery in the town of Hatboro, just north of Philadelphia, said that cookies bearing blue “Biden 2020” and red “Trump 2020” are already flying off the shelves In fact, the owners say this year’s sales are like nothing they’ve seen in four election cycles thus far, adding there are days when they completely run out of cookies. “People are going crazy for them,” bakery owner Kathleen Lochel told Fox News in a statement,
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The Biden Crime Family is Finally Exposed
Rudy Giuliani was in the news this week after the explosive Biden Crime Family emails went public.Giuliani was approached by computer repairman John Paul Mac Isa
ac after Hunter Biden, a known drug addict, turned over his computers to the store and then refused to come pick them up.The FBI took the hard drives from the computer and then hid them from the American public, President Trump, Congress and the executive branch.
It was back to the basement for Joe Biden Saturday — as President Trump went into campaign overdrive.With only 16 days to go before Election Day, amid an uproar over The Post’s expose of son Hunter’s shady foreign business deals and with a second debate face-off this week, Biden retreated to his Delaware home with no public events on his schedule — and a substantial but slightly slipping national polling lead in his pocket.Meanwhile, the underdog president whipped up his troops Saturday at back-to-back rallies in two crucial battleground states, with two more of the raucous gatherings set for Sunday and a full slate of appearances this week that
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Trump never had COVID, say three of ‘The
View’ hosts who now believe he faked the
whole thing 32 replies
View’ hosts who now believe he faked the
whole thing 32 replies
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FNC’s Wallace: ‘I’m Suspicious’ of NY Post
Hunter Biden Story — Giuliani Not a
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Fox News Channel’s anchor Chris Wallace commented on a New York Post article that purports to show emails from Hunter Biden linking his father, former Vice President Joe Biden, to his Ukraine business dealings, Friday on “America Newsroom.”Wallace said, “I can understand the concern about this story. It is completely unverified, and frankly, Rudy Giuliani is not the most reliable source anymore. I hate to say that, but it’s just true.” He continued, “There is a story in the Washington Post in The New York Times today saying that the National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien had to tell the president in December of last year that the intelligence agencies
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Trump never had COVID, say three of ‘The
View’ hosts who now believe he faked the
whole thing 32 replies
View’ hosts who now believe he faked the
whole thing 32 replies
Two of the hosts of the ABC talk show “The View” admitted this week that they believe President Donald Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis was fake.Their admission came Thursday, a day after tech giants Facebook and Twitter began suppressing an unconfirmed story about Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden’s youngest son, Hunter, that media pundits had claimed was a “conspiracy theory.” The first admission was made by co-host Whoopi Goldberg as she was responding to a fellow co-host’s complaints that the idea of herd immunity — which is currently being considered by the White House — “seems cruel, seems callous.”“It doesn’t look good anywhere,” Goldberg responded before suddenly trotting out
In yet another glaring example that today’s Democrat Party is not the same Democrat Party of not all that long ago, Joe Biden pledged on Friday to sign the so-called “Equality Act” — a bill would that force public schools to allow biological boys who identify as transgender girls to compete in girls’ sports. Let’s just let that sink in for a moment.
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Joe Biden’s town hall drew more TV viewers than President Trump’s competing event on Thursday night, according to early figures. An average of 13.9 million viewers tuned in to ABC to watch Biden field questions from voters from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., compared to 13.1 million who watched Trump do the same on NBC, MSNBC and CNBC, initial Nielsen ratings show, according to the Wrap. Correction*
Facebook and Twitter sacrificed the final shreds of their integrity to try to censor the N.Y. Post article revealing the existence of Hunter Biden's laptop. But in their rush to throw themselves in the path of the bullet to save Joe, there was a big problem. They forgot that Rudy Giuliani has the evidence.
The N.Y. Post article was an exclusive. That means all "fact checkers" that Facebook and Twitter will unleash to fact-check the article will be based on speculation, not fact. Because they don't have the laptop.
And, judging from a new video from Giuliani, things may be about to explode
Arguably the biggest sensation to come out of the debacle of a town hall NBC had with President Trump was the so-called “nodding lady.” Positioned directly behind the President’s left shoulder for one of the most widely used camera angles, she was applauded by some and attacked by others for nodding her head and displaying thumbs up in agreement when the President answered many of the attack questions posed to him by Savannah Guthrie.
But she wasn’t originally positioned there. Before the town hall began, a Caucasian lady was originally positioned there.
WASHINGTON— The FBI is investigating whether emails that were published by the New York Post related to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, are connected to a possible Russian influence operation to spread disinformation, according to a person familiar with the matter. The newspaper said in its story Wednesday that it had obtained a hard drive from Rudy Giuliani containing the emails, and that the messages were found on a laptop that had been left last year at a Delaware computer repair shop for service but never retrieved. The unlikely account of how the emails surfaced raised immediate questions about Russian involvement, particularly because U.S. officials have warned that Russia —
The topics for next week’s final presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden have been released.Trump and Biden, as of now, are expected to meet Thursday at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee.The currently embattled Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday that the candidates will discuss leadership, the coronavirus pandemic, issues of race, families, national security and climate change.(Tweet) Kristen Welker of NBC News, the moderator of the 90-minute debate, selected the topics.The debate commission called off the second debate after the supposedly nonpartisan body unilaterally decided to make the forum virtual.