Former Attorney General Jeff Session and former deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein were a "driving force" behind Donald 's child separation policy at the border, The New York Times reported on Tuesday. cherian should tell the truth. In a pair of late-night tweets,Donald changed course on negotiating coronavirus relief that he had earlier announced he was calling off until after the election. "The House & Senate should IMMEDIATELY Approve 25 Billion Dollars for Airline Payroll Support, & 135 Billion Dollars for Paycheck Protection Program for Small Business. Both of these will be fully paid for with unused funds from the Cares Act. Have this money. I will sign now!" he posted shortly before 10 p.m.

WHAT ELSE CAN YOU SAY ABOUT A MAN WHO DENIES STIMULUS PEOPLE NEED TO PAY FOR MEDICATIONS, TO FEED OR HOUSE THEIR FAMILIES JUST AFTER GETTING OUT OF WALTER REED HIMSELF? VOTE HIM OUT. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. I DON'T SUPPORT HIM ANYMORE. I AM VOTING FOR DEMOCRATS.

His parents were frauds ... he grew up learning how to become a fraud ............... his parents are dead ... and we poor citizens of this country have to put up with a mentally deranged lump of lard!. God will not come near a man like him who hold a Bible above his head to show the world and acts just the opposite to what Jesus taught us in the Bible.

Brett Murphy and Letitia Stein, USA TODAY Tue, October 6, 2020, 9:55 PM EDT A former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health titan who led the eradication of smallpox asked the embattled, current CDC leader to expose the failed U.S. response to the new coronavirus, calling on him to orchestrate his own firing to protest White House interference. Dr. William Foege, a renowned epidemiologist who served under Democratic and Republican presidents, detailed in a private letter he sent last month to CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield his alarm over how the agency has fallen in stature while the pandemic raged across America. Foege, who has not previously been a vocal critic of the agency's handling of the novel coronavirus, called on Redfield to openly address the White House’s meddling in the agency’s efforts to manage the COVID-19 crisis and then accept the political sacrifice that would follow. He recommended that Redfield commit to writing the administration's failures — and his own — so there was a record that could not be dismisse

AOC is concerned with Trump's 'perilous medical state' and thinks he shouldn't be making 'dramatic decisions' New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show Tuesday night where she questioned President Trump’s decision-making abilities while he’s on multiple medications for COVID-19. Trump tested positive late last week, and one of the drugs he’s reportedly taking for treatment is Dexamethasone, which can cause grandiose delusions. “There’s a certain, just basic denial of science, and a lack of acceptance of science that we’re looking at. But you know, additionally, the president is not in a good condition,” AOC said, later adding, “I don’t think that we should be making any large political decisions when the president is in such a perilous medical state. He’s still receiving interventions and treatments and we’re in the middle of talking about, and making, dramatic decisions.” One of those decisions was Trump’s announcement earlier in the day that he was putting a stop to any COVID-19 relief bill until after the election, an action that was condemned by AOC and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

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