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U S Presidential Election Tomorrow
Just by way of an unofficial AB poll, who's your money on?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.// Ultimately Nancy Pelosi would be sworn in as president,//
we just ( they just) dont know - this event wasnt previsaged. I think if Biden gets in - the Trump admin will just be dismissed historically as 'that was him and we dont do that now as it didnt work'
such as - did the president really try to delay the election so he would stay president?
Ans: it wdnt have worked so we dont have to answer.
did he really say - deaths were falling when they were rising and anyway it wasnt him ?
Answer: Biden got in and did something about it
and if Trump is re elected - oo er mrs ! crikey
we just ( they just) dont know - this event wasnt previsaged. I think if Biden gets in - the Trump admin will just be dismissed historically as 'that was him and we dont do that now as it didnt work'
such as - did the president really try to delay the election so he would stay president?
Ans: it wdnt have worked so we dont have to answer.
did he really say - deaths were falling when they were rising and anyway it wasnt him ?
Answer: Biden got in and did something about it
and if Trump is re elected - oo er mrs ! crikey
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Spicerack at 21:13 yesterday: I can't even be bothered watching a video that pins the blame entirely on Pelosi when: (a) any financial package would need to pass the Senate, and (b) it takes no time at all to confirm that McConnell refused to consider any financial package until after they'd sorted out the SCOTUS nomination. It's also not difficult to verify that negotiations between Pelosi and Trump broke down several times over the size of the package and where it would need to be targeted. Indeed, Trump himself briefly cancelled things in a tweet on October 6th:
https:/ /twitte r.com/r ealdona ldtrump /status /131355 1794623 127552
Here's Trump also criticising Republicans for not focusing on a stimulus package a week later:
https:/ /twitte r.com/r ealdona ldtrump /status /131576 2862640 439296
Here's Mnuchin and Pelosi still failing to reach a deal: https:/ /uk.reu ters.co m/artic le/heal th-coro navirus -usa-co ngress/ update- 6-pelos i-mnuch in-fail -to-rea ch-covi d-19-st imulus- deal-bu t-talks -go-on- amid-re publica n-doubt s-idUKL 1N2H00U Q
So, no. There is no package "sat on Pelosi's desk for weeks" requiring only her signature in order to pass. There is a fundamental disagreement about what that package would even be, its scope, targets etc -- but, most importantly, there was a refusal in the Senate to get involved at all until after they had sorted out Coney Barrett's nomination, and setting 2021 as the earliest possible target:
https:/ /www.fo xnews.c om/poli tics/mc connell -no-cov id-reli ef-unti l-2021
https:/ /www.cn bc.com/ 2020/10 /09/cor onaviru s-stimu lus-mit ch-mcco nnell-s ays-rel ief-dea l-unlik ely-soo n.html
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Here's Trump also criticising Republicans for not focusing on a stimulus package a week later:
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Here's Mnuchin and Pelosi still failing to reach a deal: https:/
So, no. There is no package "sat on Pelosi's desk for weeks" requiring only her signature in order to pass. There is a fundamental disagreement about what that package would even be, its scope, targets etc -- but, most importantly, there was a refusal in the Senate to get involved at all until after they had sorted out Coney Barrett's nomination, and setting 2021 as the earliest possible target:
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That's because I already know that pinning the blame entirely on Pelosi is factually incorrect, though. You may also care to note that I make no claims above that it is, instead, entirely Trump's fault. What's important, though, is that there are (effectively) three "signatures" required to agree and pass a financial stimulus package, and there are currently exactly zero of them.
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