President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday morning to school 2020 Democrat candidates who plan to abolish the Electoral College and lower the voting age to 16 if they win, which they won't.
"Campaigning for the Popular Vote is much easier & different than campaigning for the Electoral College. It’s like training for the 100-yard dash vs. a marathon," he wrote.
"The brilliance of the Electoral College is that you must go to many States to win. With the Popular Vote, you go to just the large States - the Cities would end up running the Country," Trump added.
"Smaller States & the entire Midwest would end up losing all power - & we can’t let that happen. I used to like the idea of the Popular Vote, but now realize the Electoral College is far better for the U.S.A," Trump wrote.
"The Democrats are getting very 'strange.' They now want to change the voting age to 16, abolish the Electoral College, and Increase significantly the number of Supreme Court Justices. Actually, you’ve got to win it at the Ballot Box," Trump added.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi supports lowering the voting age to 16. "I think it’s really important to capture kids when they are in high school when they are interested in all of this, when they are learning about government, to be able to vote," Pelosi said. 2020 presidential candidate Democrat Beto O'Rourke and Sen. Elizabeth Warren both support abolishing the Electoral College if they becomes president. "I think there’s a lot to that because you had an election in 2016 where the loser got 3 million more votes than the victor. It puts some states out of play altogether. They don’t feel like their votes really count," he said. "If we really want every person to vote and give them every reason to vote, we have to make sure their votes count and go to the candidate of their choosing. So I think there’s a lot of wisdom in that," he added. Warren was speaking at a town hall on Tuesday. Warren said if she wins the 2020 election, she will "get rid of the Electoral College." "Come to a general election, presidential candidates don’t come to places like Mississippi. They also don’t come to places like California or Massachusetts, because we’re not the battleground states,” she said. “My view is that every vote matters and the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting and that means get rid of the Electoral College — and every vote counts," she added. "The Electoral College is enshrined in the Constitution and would require an amendment to alter, and an amendment involves calling a Constitutional convention (difficult) or obtaining 2/3 of the vote in both houses of Congress (nearly impossible)," The Daily Wire reported.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday morning to school 2020 Democrat candidates who plan to abolish the Electoral College and lower the voting age to 16 if they win, which they won't.
"Campaigning for the Popular Vote is much easier & different than campaigning for the Electoral College. It’s like training for the 100-yard dash vs. a marathon," he wrote.
"The brilliance of the Electoral College is that you must go to many States to win. With the Popular Vote, you go to just the large States - the Cities would end up running the Country," Trump added.
"Smaller States & the entire Midwest would end up losing all power - & we can’t let that happen. I used to like the idea of the Popular Vote, but now realize the Electoral College is far better for the U.S.A," Trump wrote.
"The Democrats are getting very 'strange.' They now want to change the voting age to 16, abolish the Electoral College, and Increase significantly the number of Supreme Court Justices. Actually, you’ve got to win it at the Ballot Box," Trump added.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi supports lowering the voting age to 16. "I think it’s really important to capture kids when they are in high school when they are interested in all of this, when they are learning about government, to be able to vote," Pelosi said. 2020 presidential candidate Democrat Beto O'Rourke and Sen. Elizabeth Warren both support abolishing the Electoral College if they becomes president. "I think there’s a lot to that because you had an election in 2016 where the loser got 3 million more votes than the victor. It puts some states out of play altogether. They don’t feel like their votes really count," he said. "If we really want every person to vote and give them every reason to vote, we have to make sure their votes count and go to the candidate of their choosing. So I think there’s a lot of wisdom in that," he added. Warren was speaking at a town hall on Tuesday. Warren said if she wins the 2020 election, she will "get rid of the Electoral College." "Come to a general election, presidential candidates don’t come to places like Mississippi. They also don’t come to places like California or Massachusetts, because we’re not the battleground states,” she said. “My view is that every vote matters and the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting and that means get rid of the Electoral College — and every vote counts," she added. "The Electoral College is enshrined in the Constitution and would require an amendment to alter, and an amendment involves calling a Constitutional convention (difficult) or obtaining 2/3 of the vote in both houses of Congress (nearly impossible)," The Daily Wire reported. 
President Donald Trump slammed the late Senator John McCain at the White House on Tuesday. Reporters asked Trump why he attacked McCain on Twitter days prior.
To which Trump said, "I was never a fan of John McCain and I never will be. I’m very unhappy that he didn’t repeal and replace Obamacare as you know, he campaigned on repealing and replacing Obamacare for years." "And then he got to a vote and he said thumbs down. I think that’s disgraceful, plus there were other things," Trump added. Trump wrote on Twitter four days ago, "Spreading the fake and totally discredited Dossier 'is, unfortunately, a very dark stain against John McCain.' Ken Starr, Former Independent Counsel," Trump wrote. "He had far worse 'stains' than this, including thumbs down on repeal and replace after years of campaigning to repeal and replace," Trump added. The View co-host and John McCain's daughter Meghan McCain claimed "no one will ever love" President Donald Trump "the way they loved" her late father Sen. John McCain. "No one will ever love you the way they loved my father…. I wish I had been given more Saturday’s with him. Maybe spend yours with your family instead of on twitter obsessing over mine," she wrote on Twitter. 
2020 presidential candidate Democrat Beto O'Rourke was interviewed on MSNBC on Tuesday. O'Rourke supported his competitor Sen. Elizabeth Warren's promise to abolish the Electoral College if she becomes president.
"I think there’s a lot to that because you had an election in 2016 where the loser got 3 million more votes than the victor. It puts some states out of play altogether. They don’t feel like their votes really count," he said. "If we really want every person to vote and give them every reason to vote, we have to make sure their votes count and go to the candidate of their choosing. So I think there’s a lot of wisdom in that," he added. Warren was speaking at a town hall on Tuesday. Warren said if she wins the 2020 election, she will "get rid of the Electoral College." "Come to a general election, presidential candidates don’t come to places like Mississippi. They also don’t come to places like California or Massachusetts, because we’re not the battleground states,” she said. “My view is that every vote matters and the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting and that means get rid of the Electoral College — and every vote counts," she added. "The Electoral College is enshrined in the Constitution and would require an amendment to alter, and an amendment involves calling a Constitutional convention (difficult) or obtaining 2/3 of the vote in both houses of Congress (nearly impossible)," The Daily Wire reported. 
During a press conference with Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday, a reporter asked President Donald Trump about social media censorship. Trump called for investigations into the social media companies. Trump said it's a "very dangerous situation" for Americans.
"It’s a very, very dangerous situation, so I think I agree. I think something has to be looked at very closely," Trump said. "There’s discrimination and big discrimination. I see it absolutely on Twitter and Facebook, which I have also, and others I see," Trump added. Trump said after all the news about social media companies censoring conservatives, Americans can see right through their bias. "The people get it. They’ll go through all of that, whatever it is they’re fed and in the end, they pull the right lever,” Trump added. Report: Pentagon Finds $12.8 BILLION For Border Wall, Over $4 BILLION More Than Trump Requested3/19/2019 
The Defense Department found $12.8 billion that could be used for the funding of President Donald Trump's border wall, according to a twenty-page spreadsheet released by Sen. Jack Reed.
This comes after President Trump declared a national emergency at the southern border to use $8 billion to fund a border wall. A bill passed the House and Senate giving Trump another $3.6 billion for the border wall. The Pentagon said the potential funding sources are "more than the amount needed." The two biggest amounts of money found were in California and Hawaii. The Defense Department found $700 million in California's unused Army and Navy military construction budget. Hawaii had $400 million not being used that could be used for Trump's wall. The Defense Department has not revealed if they will use $12.8 for the border wall or just use $8 billion. It's likely the Pentagon will only give $8 billion towards the funding of the border wall because that's what was requested in Trump's emergency declaration. 
2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren was speaking at a town hall on Tuesday. Warren said if she wins the 2020 election, she will "get rid of the Electoral College."
"Come to a general election, presidential candidates don’t come to places like Mississippi. They also don’t come to places like California or Massachusetts, because we’re not the battleground states,” she said. “My view is that every vote matters and the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting and that means get rid of the Electoral College — and every vote counts," she added. "The Electoral College is enshrined in the Constitution and would require an amendment to alter, and an amendment involves calling a Constitutional convention (difficult) or obtaining 2/3 of the vote in both houses of Congress (nearly impossible)," The Daily Wire reported. 
President Donald Trump announced on Twitter he donated $100,000 of his Presidential salary to the Department of Homeland Security. Trump said he will be donating his $400,000 Presidential salary to "different agencies throughout the year."
"While the press doesn’t like writing about it, nor do I need them to, I donate my yearly Presidential salary of $400,000.00 to different agencies throughout the year, this to Homeland Security. If I didn’t do it there would be hell to pay from the FAKE NEWS MEDIA," Trump wrote.
President Donald Trump slammed former vice president and likely 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden on Monday. Trump brought attention to a part of Biden's speech where he began to struggle speaking.
Biden said he has "the most progressive record of anybody running for the ... anybody who would run" for the 2020 election. While the crowd cheered he mumbled, "Of anybody who would run."
"Joe Biden got tongue-tied over the weekend when he was unable to properly deliver a very simple line about his decision to run for President. Get used to it, another low I.Q. individual," Trump wrote.
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Rep. Devin Nunes filed a $250 million lawsuit against Twitter on Monday for censoring conservatives. The lawsuit seeks $250 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages.
Nunes, who was shadow-banned himself, filed the complaint in the Virginia state court. The lawsuit slams Twitter for "shadow-banning conservatives." According to Fox News, "The lawsuit alleges defamation, conspiracy, and negligence, and seeks not only damages, but also an injunction compelling Twitter to turn over the identities behind numerous accounts he says have harassed and defamed him. The lawsuit is separate from Nunes’ work on the House Intelligence Committee, where he is now the ranking member." Nunes's lawyer Steven S. Biss said, "Twitter is a machine. It is a modern-day Tammany Hall. Congressman Nunes intends to hold Twitter fully accountable for its abusive behavior and misconduct.” “Twitter created and developed the content at issue in this case by transforming false accusations of criminal conduct, imputed wrongdoing, dishonesty and lack of integrity into a publicly available commodity used by unscrupulous political operatives and their donor/clients as a weapon," Biss added. "Twitter is ‘responsible’ for the development of offensive content on its platform because it in some way specifically encourages the development of what is offensive about the content," Biss continued. “Access to Twitter is essential for meaningful participation in modern-day American Democracy. A candidate without Twitter is a losing candidate. The ability to use Twitter is a vital part of modern citizenship," he added. "A presence on Twitter is essential for an individual to run for office or engage in any level of political organizing in modern America. That is because Twitter is not merely a website: it is the modern town square," Biss said. "Twitter is equivalent to the private owner of a public forum who has fully opened its property to the general public for purposes of permitting the public’s free expression and debate. That is, in fact, what Twitter has always claimed to be," Biss added. President Donald Trump retweeted a Daily Caller article about this, titled, "Rep. Devin Nunes Files $250M Defamation Lawsuit Against Twitter, Two Anonymous Twitter Accounts." |
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