Another retrumplican complaining about the two town halls... maybe, just maybe, if trump didn't say the most awful, outrageous and untruthful things, the moderators wouldn't call him out on it? And of course... trump chose not to participate in the town hall originally planned...
republican Maryland governor Larry Hogan, a self-described conservative republican but critic of trump, makes what he believed was a symbolic vote for long-dead Ronald Reagan (past conservative champion) rather than vote for trump or for trump's opponent. And while I sorta understand hogan's point (can't support trump, but hey, I am a conservative), I also agree with fellow conservative republican Max Boot's point as well... that you won't really ensure a change in the republican party to conservative values/integrity until you directly vote trump out.
I do not know about the "bandwagon" that you are referring to. I did not vote for Trump in 2016. However, I will vote for him this election, as will millions of other Americans who did not vote for him in 2016, because he has very certainly earned my support.
Interesting information from that liberal bastion Forbes... Donald Trump Has At Least $1 Billion In Debt, More Than Twice The Amount He Suggested No aspect of Donald Trump’s business has been the subject of more speculation than his debt load. Lots of people believe the president owes $400 million, especially after Trump seemed to agree with that figure on national television Thursday night. In reality, however, he owes more than $1 billion. The loans are spread out over more than a dozen different assets—hotels, buildings, mansions and golf courses. Most are listed on the financial disclosure report Trump files annually with the federal government. Two, which add up to an estimated $447 million, are not. It is important to note, as Trump did Thursday night, that he also has significant assets. Forbes values them at $3.66 billion, enough to make his net worth an estimated $2.5 billion. He is not broke, despite what many critics claim. Some people also like to suggest that Deutsche Bank is the only institution willing to lend to Trump. That’s not true. The president’s creditors include at least six other institutions, two of which began or reworked deals while the president was in office. One reason for all the confusion: Trump’s loans are not fully transparent. It’s still unclear to whom he owes an estimated $162 million against his skyscraper in San Francisco, for example. The loan against 1290 Avenue of the Americas is also something of a mystery. And it’s difficult to pin down the amount the president owes on a loan tied to his Bedford, New York, mansion. When asked about all of this, the Trump Organization did not respond. Here’s what we know—and don’t know—about the president’s debt. [click the link in headline for debt-by-debt breakdown]
The real surprise here is that this is the 1st I have heard that he did that and ai watch at least an hour of news each day.
It's cool..... I got ballots for Illinois, Ohio and Indiana because of my addresses in each state. No worries. I will make sure all three are filled out In all seriousness I hope Coach Saban doesn't die from the China virus.
He has put three strong justices on the Supreme Court. Of course that will be effective upon the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett, which is expected to be completed before the end of this month.