President Trump Admits To Blocking USPS Funding Over Mail-In Voting

08/13/20 • 62 min

The Trump administration continued its attacks on the U.S. Postal Service and voting rights Thursday, as President Donald Trump admitted he is denying USPS funding to block mail-in voting while White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow called voting rights “not our game”—prompting an outcry from Democrats alleging Trump is “sabotaging” the election through his continued politicization of the postal service.

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Should Joe Biden Debate President Trump in election 2020

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WE AGREE - New York Times columnist urges Biden not to debate Trump unless POTUS agrees to 'two conditions'
"I worry about Joe Biden debating Donald Trump. He should do it only under two conditions. Otherwise, he’s giving Trump unfair advantages," Friedman began his column Tuesday evening.
Friedman said the "conditions" should be that Trump must release his tax returns from 2016 to 2018, and that both campaigns should agree on having a "real-time fact-checking team" hired by the nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
The columnist suggested "10 minutes before the scheduled conclusion of the debate, this team report on any misleading statements, phony numbers or outright lies either candidate had uttered. That way no one in that massive television audience can go away easily misled."
"Debates always have ground rules. Why can’t TRUMP tell the truth and equal transparency on taxes be conditions for this one?
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Democratic National Virtual Convention Tues how did they do they get your vote?

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The Democratic National Convention will officially kick off on Monday with a focus on the three major crises that continue to grip the nation ahead of the 2020 election: the coronavirus pandemic, the ongoing economic downturn the virus has sparked, and the national reckoning over racial injustice.
Monday night, which features the theme "We the People," will showcase a slate of speakers tailored to address each of those three crises, according to a Democratic official involved in convention planning.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who have both gained national attention as they have guided their states through the COVID-19 crisis, will focus their speeches on overcoming a pandemic that continues to claim thousands of American lives every week.
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