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- Source/Author: Frank Rodriguez
Why should Venezuelans vote for Trump? Biden, as Obama’s VP participated in the relaxation of the embargo against the great ally or colonizer of Venezuela, Castro’s Cuba, in contrast to the hardening of sanctions against that regime that Trump put in effect.
Joe Biden has telegraphed from the start that his administration would strictly run for four years. I strongly doubt that a Maduro regime change will find its way into the presidential agenda. Meanwhile, with a Donald Trump reelection to a second term it can be foreseen as more probable and viable that Trump’s gaze will come down on secondary matters (for the U.S.) although a priority for Venezuelans.
Biden, as Obama’s VP participated in the relaxation of the embargo against the great ally or colonizer of Venezuela, Castro’s Cuba, in contrast to the hardening of sanctions against that regime that Trump put in effect. These actions by Biden to offer resources to Castro as opposed to those by Trump to deny them, should be weighed by Venezuelans with U.S. passports. And the measures taken by Trump against the Chavista regime and its minions is not a campaign promise but rather a reality.
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- Source/Author: TRENDING POLITICS
Trump has no Covid symptoms. White House Doc Says Trump Has 'No Symptoms' of COVID After Returning to White House.
After spending the weekend at Walter Reed Medical Center receiving treatment for COVID-19, President Donald Trump returned to the White House late Monday.
And by Tuesday, his medical team was already providing more positive updates.
In a statement to the media, White House physician Dr. Sean Conley said that Trump has “no symptoms” from the virus, which is extremely good news especially after reports over the weekend that he received supplemental oxygen on Friday for about an hour before being airlifted a short distance to Walter Reed.
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- Source/Author: BREITBART
Trump paid millions not 750 dollar. The New York Times Is Wrong — Trump Paid Millions in Taxes in 2017.
Trump paid millions not $750. The New York Times’ claim that President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017 is wrong, based on a flawed understanding of how taxes are paid.
The figures below, drawn from the New York Times’s own analysis of Trump’s tax-return data for 2017, show that Trump paid $7,435,857 in taxes in 2017.
The Timessays the tax return data show that Trump’s earnings were negative for the year, so he owned nothing in regular income taxes. But he was subject to the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), a parallel tax system aimed at making sure wealthy people cannot use deductions to eliminate their tax liability altogether. According to the Times, “the A.M.T. formula disallowed $45 million in losses that Mr. Trump had carried over from prior years.”
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- Source/Author: Bongino.com
New voter registration favoring GOP in key states. Voter Registration Data in Battleground States Shows Huge Boost for GOP.
Voter registration data bodes well for President Donald Trump in a handful of key states.
The registration data shows Republicans gaining more voters than Democrats, and Democrats lagging their 2016 registration numbers in two cases. The data, which is from March through September, is as follows:
- Florida: Republicans added 195,652 voters while Democrats added 98,262. In 2016 Republicans added 182,983 and Democrats added 163,982 over the same time period.
- Pennsylvania: Republicans added 135,619 voters while Democrats added 57,985. In 2016 Republicans added 177,016 and Democrats added 155,269.
- North Carolina: Republicans added 83,785 voters while Democrats added 38,137. In 2016 Republicans added 54,157 while Democrats added 38,931.
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