Democrats might be spending too much time looking at their own polls.

If they really think the election is in the bag, they’re in for a rude awakening this November.

An election doesn’t come down to phone calls or texts. It’s about grassroots momentum, going door-to-door to inspire new voters.

And Trump’s team is miles ahead of Biden’s:

Donald Trump’s campaign says it knocked on over 1 million doors in the past week alone.

 Joe Biden’s campaign says it knocked on zero…

Biden and the Democratic National Committee aren’t sending volunteers or staffers to talk with voters at home, and don’t anticipate doing anything more than dropping off literature unless the crisis abates.

In just one week, Trump’s campaign reached one million Americans by going door-to-door.

Joe Biden’s team? Zero.

Biden’s campaign shrugged off the shocking lack of outreach by saying they are switching to online outreach.

Citing the virus, they appear to not want to go to where the people are, to secure their support.

I have some bad news for them. Trump’s campaign is just as aggressive online as they are. Perhaps even more so.

Plus, they are going door-to-door to make sure no one is left behind.

Does anyone believe that Biden’s campaign is really sitting out over COVID concerns?

Don’t these people have masks and hand sanitizer? Shouldn’t they be doing everything in their power to secure the election?

Oh, I see. They think that because liberal-leaning polls say Biden will win, they don’t have to do much work?

Hillary seemed to have the same opinion. Ask her how it worked out for her.

This is consistent with Joe’s overall strategy of hiding in his basement. He thinks he can become president by avoiding the public, refusing to talk, insulting black folks, and not holding events.

Why should his campaign put in any effort to win new supporters?

Key Takeaways:

• Trump’s campaign reached 1 million Americans going door-to-door in one week.
• Joe Biden’s campaign has not done door-to-door outreach, citing the pandemic.
• Biden’s camp is banking on online and texting to motivate voters.

Source: Politico

President Trump and his team have announced they are finally going to do something to combat the shrill nonsense from Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg.

Team Trump just announced a new show that will compete with Joy’s talk show called “The Right View.”

From Justthenews: The campaign touted the new weekly program online Tuesday afternoon with a sizzle reel for the show, including a logo, theme song and live-audience soundtrack.

“For too long, women on ABC’s ‘The View’ have believed they represent all women’s views,” Mercedes Schlapp, Trump 2020 senior advisor for strategic communications, told Just the News. “They project the fake news’ narrative to viewers across the country and are obsessed with their blatant hatred of President Trump.

“Our new series — ‘The Right View’ — will make talk shows great again by breaking through the mainstream media’s deception and providing the facts about President Trump’s clear record of accomplishment,” she said.

“The Right View,” program will air on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. and will be hosted by senior women from the Trump campaign, including presidential daughter-in-law Lara Trump, former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle, Schlapp and Katrina Pierson.

Wednesday evening’s program is expected to target Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, sing the praises of Trump’s coronavirus response, discuss reopening a post-COVID-19 economy and address the so-called ObamaBidenGate scandal.

This new women’s program fits against the backdrop of a country fighting a global pandemic, as the Trump campaign embraces an unorthodox, David-vs.-Goliath online mentality that catapulted an unexpected GOP political newcomer into the White House.

The campaign is in some ways building its own startup, digital television network, a coronavirus-inspired version of “Trump TV,” that could rival any of the conservative digital television networks, from OANN and Newsmax to The Blaze and Fox Nation.

Hillary Clinton is a national disgrace and she just proved it beyond a reasonable doubt. Hillary is arrogant and a hypocrite which is about as bad a combination as a person can have.

Yet she is oblivious and acts as if people in this country care about what she says or thinks. Hillary and Bill literally put the policies in place that have brought this nation to its knees – offshoring, throwing millions of minorities in jail with long sentences, Wall Street favoritism, the list is endless and if Hillary must speak in public she should only apologize for what she did.

She has zero credibility and most two-time political losers have enough sense to go away and leave the spotlight to the next crew.

Bit not Hillary and if she keeps it up she will help Trump win reelection.

From The Hill:

Hillary Clinton is condemning armed protests calling for the end to stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic, calling the demonstrations “domestic terrorism.”

“Armed men storming a legislature to disrupt its democratic proceedings is domestic terrorism. It cannot be tolerated,” Clinton tweeted Friday.

Her tweet linked to an article by Newsweek about Michigan choosing to close down its Capitol and cancel its legislative session after armed protests and death threats to Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

On Thursday, armed protesters had gathered outside the state Capitol for planned “judgment day” demonstrations against the state’s stay-at-home order, which opponents have demanded be lifted businesses and the economy suffer during the pandemic.

Some 200 protesters turned out for Thursday’s event, where one demonstrator was seen carrying an American flag with a doll hanging by a noose. The event mirrored a similar protest at the end of April, during which hundreds of protesters — many armed with rifles — entered the Capitol.

One man is reportedly facing charges over death threats to Whitmer, and Newsweek reports there have been posts online calling to lynch her as well as suggestions to crowdfund for a hitman.

Armed men storming a legislature to disrupt its democratic proceedings is domestic terrorism. It cannot be tolerated.https://t.co/NcCFgA5COE

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) May 15, 2020

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (Democrat) signed into law five new gun control measures on Friday.

Northam has been pushing for extended gun control legislation for months now under the scrutiny of its citizens and the rest of America.

The new legislation takes effect on July 1, here’s what is covered:

From The Hill:

The new statutes include expanded background checks, mandated reporting of lost and stolen guns, preventing children from accessing guns, reinstating Virginia’s one-handgun-a-month policy limiting each individual to one handgun purchase every 30 days, and a “red flag” law allowing law enforcement to take guns from those deemed to present a danger to themselves or others.

Many Americans agree on some sort of increased gun legislation. The biggest unifying factor seems to be around more extensive background checks as most people don’t want more guns in the hands of felons.

However, some of these new laws might go too far limiting the constitutional rights of Americans.

Red Flag laws have garnered a lot of criticism recently as they have been making the rounds. Many saw they are necessary to end gun violence from troubled individuals. Yet on the other hand, there are those who are very concerned about the potential for the government to override constitutional rights based on what they deem as harmful.

Democrat leaders of the state legislature praised the new laws.

Senate Majority Leader Dick Saslaw called Friday “a monumental day,” while Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn said Virginians “demanded action and we delivered.”

What will come of these laws remains to be seen. Will they work?
Or will the unnecessarily limit the rights of US citizens?

One thing that did not pass was legislation over assault weapons. This “ambitious” goal led to huge protests in the state that received national media attention with very high stakes at play. The people of Virginia (at least a portion of them) made it very clear that they were NOT OK with an assault weapon ban.

But, for assault weapons rights activists, the fight is far from over.

“We have come short on that particular issue,” Northam said on a press call Friday, saying he plans to push it again in the following session.

He wasn’t successful this time, but he will be back.

Are these new laws limiting our constitutional freedoms or should we give up ground to the government in order to “make us all safer?”

I’ll let you decide in the comments below…

Source: The Hill

Boy, does Adam Schiff love racking up those losses, huh?

He broke protocol while running his impeachment “inquiry.” Then, as House manager in the Senate impeachment trial, he went off the deep end.

That didn’t go well, did it? (Especially when Schiff said Trump will sell Alaska to Russia and let Jared Kushner run the country!)

But that’s all behind him. Today, he can shape up and do right by the country.

Hey, how about leading the House Intelligence Committee to investigate the deeply disturbing IG report on FISA abuse?

Nope, he’s going to host a meeting called “publicity” by Republican committee members.

So, they are boycotting him.

From Fox News:

Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee dramatically boycotted a public hearing Wednesday morning, after accusing Chairman Adam Schiff of ignoring Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) abuse following the release of a scathing Justice Department inspector general report which revealed significant misconduct.

Frozen out! Republicans are calling out Adam Schiff for refusing to hold meetings on the IG FISA report.

They are going as far as boycotting the current hearing run by Schiff—one that can only be called a publicity stunt.

The Inspector General released his report, revealing shocking misconduct. Evidence suggests the DOJ abused the FISA system to acquire warrants.

FBI agents alter documents and omitted key information, in an apparent attempt to mislead the court.

Yet Adam Schiff, who has a responsibility to look into this as head of the Intelligence Committee, continues to ignore it.

Is it because it was Obama’s DOJ that allegedly abused the FISA process? Was it because the victim was the Trump campaign?

In either case, Republicans are taking a stand. They are demanding Adam Schiff do his job and investigate real problems.

Otherwise, the consequences could be dire.

The only silver lining is if the Republicans retake the House, Schiff will be ejected.

SHARE if you want Adam Schiff OUT in 2020!

Source: Fox News

President Trump will speak to the nation tonight when he delivers his State of the Union speech in front of a bunch of frowning Democrats.

They will, of course, sit in their hands and I would not doubt it if a few break protocol and boo or heckle Trump such is their fear he will take an impeachment victory lap in this year’s speech.

He will, as he should, and he just fired the first shot at what most expect to be a huge night for Trump…imagine what he will say if we still don’t have the results from Iowa?

Today he fired his first shot and banned CNN from the traditional pre-SOTU media lunch.

Usually, the big media outlets will get a slight preview of the speech and topics to be discussed in an off-the-record setting, but not CNN this year.

From CNN:

President Donald Trump’s targeting of CNN is moving to yet another arena: The annual presidential lunch with television network anchors.

CNN anchors are being excluded from Tuesday’s lunch, three sources said on Monday night.

Trump, like presidents before him, typically invites anchors from all the major networks to dine with him at the White House in advance of his State of the Union address.

The lunch conversation is considered off the record, but it gives the anchors a sense of the president’s state of mind before they anchor SOTU coverage. “Despite Trump’s persistent attacks on the news media, he’s kept up such traditions,” Politico pointed out last year.

CNN’s Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer attended last year’s lunch. Blitzer has been attending these lunches longer than almost any other anchor — 20 years in a row.

Journalists from other networks are still planning on attending Tuesday’s session, according to sources at those networks.

This is the first time in recent memory that a president has singled out one network and opted not invite any anchors from there.

Sarah Sanders may have left the White House, but she will not leave the fight. Sarah took issue with Alexandria Ocasioa-Cortez’s recent attack on Ivanka Trump.

AOC went after Ivanka for going on an overseas trump with Trump and she was not alone in attacking Ivanka for this. Sarah also revealed that she will be working to help Trump in 2020 and may write a book.

From Fox News: Sarah Sanders, the former White House press secretary, fired back at freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who called out Ivanka Trump for accompanying her father to the G-20 summit.

Ocasio-Cortez called out Ivanka and said on Twitter that “being someone’s daughter actually isn’t a career qualification.”

“It hurts our diplomatic standing when the President phones it in & the world moves on. The US needs our President working the G20. Bringing a qualified diplomat couldn’t hurt either,” the freshman representative continued.

Ivanka represented the U.S. in meetings with leaders from China, Japan, Russia, India and Australia during the summit in Osaka, the South China Morning Post reported.

Sanders, who just recently stepped down from her role at the White House, said “phone it in @AOC is wasting your time on Twitter while destroying jobs in NY.” She said President Trump and Ivanka have created “millions of new jobs and continue to make the US stronger on the global stage but thank you for reminding Americans everyday why they elected Trump.”

In other news about Sarah, it seems she will work to help reelect Trump in 2020 and will write a book (or is exploring the option). From New York Post:

Sarah Huckabee Sanders is reportedly planning to write a book about her time in the White House.

The former press secretary stepped down Friday after serving nearly two years in the Trump administration.

Sources told Axios over the weekend that Sanders wants to move back home to Arkansas, relax for a month, and then help the president with his 2020 re-election campaign before starting work on the proposed book — which will focus on “her life in politics” and what it was like to work with Trump.

Sanders sees her time in the White House as being “very positive,” the sources said.