Saturday, February 15, 2020
Whopping 74 Percent Of Conservative Californians Are Looking Into Leaving The State
How much tax revenue would they lose if these folks actually leave? https://t.co/d0MqvW1fXh
— HJTA.org (@HJTA) February 15, 2020
Our story from two years ago...https://t.co/ssOIt5Cpf5
— John Woolfolk (@JohnWoolfolk1) February 12, 2020
"The bottom line is that they were spying on the Trump campaign and targeting the Trump campaign in early 2016."
"The bottom line is that they were spying on the Trump campaign and targeting the Trump campaign in early 2016."@DevinNunes breaks down Operation Crossfire Hurricane, and the spying on @realDonaldTrump's campaign, with @SirajAHashmi on #HashingItOut. pic.twitter.com/05FH4hV4jO
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) February 14, 2020
Do you remember?
◼ The 1980 United States presidential election - Wikipedia
Carter's unpopularity and poor relations with Democratic leaders encouraged an intra-party challenge by Senator Ted Kennedy, a younger brother of former President John F. Kennedy. Carter defeated Kennedy in the majority of the Democratic primaries, but Kennedy remained in the race until Carter was officially nominated at the 1980 Democratic National Convention. The Republican primaries were contested between Reagan, who had previously served as the Governor of California, former Congressman George H. W. Bush of Texas, Congressman John B. Anderson of Illinois, and several other candidates. All of Reagan's opponents had dropped out by the end of the primaries, and the 1980 Republican National Convention nominated a ticket consisting of Reagan and Bush. Anderson entered the race as an independent candidate, and convinced former Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey, a Democrat, to serve as his running mate.
Friday, February 14, 2020
#WalkAway: Democrat Attends New Hampshire Trump Rally and Decides to Leave Her Party After What She Saw
NEW --->>> #WalkAway: Democrat Attends New Hampshire Trump Rally and Decides to Leave Her Party After What She Saw https://t.co/JWZ54BvZ4X
— Sister Toldjah 😁 (@sistertoldjah) February 14, 2020
Hi @Lawrence. I’m a D voter in NH. I was also at Trump’s rally last night. You just asked on @msnbc if @realDonaldTrump had ever spoken to a NH voter that didn’t already support him in a way that would convince them to flip. You said no. You were wrong. https://t.co/TJLBLn1sXm
— Dr. Karlyn Borysenko (@DrKarlynB) February 12, 2020
Michael Avenatti Found Guilty on All Counts in Nike Extortion Trial
Michael Avenatti Found Guilty on All Counts in Nike Extortion Trial https://t.co/CidtvCIgH5
— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) February 14, 2020
It never gets old how many Serious People in media fell for Avenatti's con game https://t.co/JwUC9wVu5Q
— Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson) February 14, 2020
Ana Navarro to Avenatti:
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 14, 2020
“You're like the Holy Spirit. You are all places at all times”pic.twitter.com/FwUPhl0jqo
It's been hours since @CNN most frequent guest Michael Avenatti was convicted of trying to extort Nike and @BrianStelter & @OliverDarcy have yet to tweet anything about it. Of course Stelter did find time to retweet about his obsession - Fox.
— RoadMN (@RoadMN) February 14, 2020
Suppression First. pic.twitter.com/3t9bdFvld3
Breaking CPL News: CNN and MSNBC thought he was Presidential material. But this show wasn’t fooled. Watch tonight at 8pm ET for developments on the fate of #CreepyPornLawyer #CPL pic.twitter.com/2hQbdizoJp
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) February 14, 2020
Facebook reverses on paid political messages that aren't ads
Facebook reverses on paid political messages that aren't ads https://t.co/b7foOcEv6d pic.twitter.com/OnFzwjcFzt
— SFGate (@SFGate) February 14, 2020
Facebook has decided to let political campaigns pay online influencers to spread their messages, a practice that had sidestepped many of the social network's rules governing political ads.
Friday's policy reversal highlights difficulties tech companies and regulators have in keeping up with the changing nature of paid political messages.
The change comes days after Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg exploited a loophole to run humorous messages promoting his campaign on the accounts of popular Instagram personalities followed by millions of younger people....
More in U.S. Say They Are Better Off Than in Past Elections
More in U.S. Say They Are Better Off Than in Past Elections https://t.co/gP9JhX7NB4 #
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) February 14, 2020
Bloomberg's Playbook: Other Dems Don't Stand A Chance
Bloomberg tonight just booked another round of broadcast, radio & cable news ads, bringing total traditional paid media buys (not counting all other campaign spending, like IG influencers, $ to state parties/NGOs & cash to Dem allies) to $363 million.
— Lee Fang (@lhfang) February 14, 2020
That's $4.5 million a day.
The degree to which Michael Bloomberg is using his fortune to fundamentally alter & manipulate U.S. politics to his personal advantage extends way beyond ads. I've worked against him, covered him as a journalist & worked with his top aides. Here’s their playbook: (1/17)
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
But come on, it’s not like he can do that in *this* campaign. Sure he’s compiling a ton of random endorsements nationwide despite merely being a former mayor. But that’s because they loved his soda ban. Or his speaking style. Or...👇 3/17 https://t.co/vupRr0uMqp pic.twitter.com/ZSDzho8YD6
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
You may also see “community groups” back Mike's candidacy. As mayor, non-profits supported him when he reversed a voter referendum on term limits & made a backroom deal to help himself get a 3rd term. How’d that happen, you ask? He applied himself.👇 5/17 https://t.co/oISYWjWap4
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
Forget endorsements: This campaign has grassroots support! Mike held events in various states recently & got huge crowds. They were clearly inspired by that “Mike Will Get It Done” energy. But *this* probably didn’t hurt, either...👇 7/17 pic.twitter.com/CzWXR4MMVR
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
Mike's wealth even affects his rivals’ fundraising. Using his relationships with other rich donors, he’s personally asking them to sit the election out, so his rivals can't raise cash. Because having $61b to spend, versus $20mil for the other Dems, is too close for comfort 9/17 pic.twitter.com/7Nrl8lTmBY
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
OK, let’s discuss the non-stop ads. Saturating the airwaves gives you the huge advantage of never needing media coverage - which means rarely having to submit to interviews or scrutiny. If they want, they can make sure this👇 never happens again 11/17 https://t.co/7iwvPbrCNc
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
The issue’s not just that Mike’s ads help him “get his story out more.” It’s that they enable him to *craft* whatever story he wants, blast it to every voter 1000 times, & bypass the media. And if the story takes creative licenses, oh well. How will viewers ever find out? 13/17
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
For example, they know Mike has real vulnerabilities in the primary on issues & his GOP past. But they also know Dems hate Trump. So, that’s where the campaign turns all its focus. This achieves several things. First, makes him seem “above” the internal primary bickering. 15/17
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
3 months ago, polls found Mike Bloomberg “widely disliked” with the highest negatives in the race. Now he’s a top 3 contender for the Democratic nomination. One of the richest humans ever is trying to upend every part of the process. And this is just the stuff we know about. /END
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) February 13, 2020
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Watch, Listen. Sound Up.
I was cleaning up the streets of San Francisco & this young woman became very aggressive.
— #ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) February 13, 2020
I don’t know what came over me,
but I proclaimed my support for @realDonaldTrump on the dirty streets of SF & people listened.
I hope this goes viral. pic.twitter.com/ZfIHg1d5SH
New law signed by Newsom allows voters to change party on election day
California has passed a law that allows voters to change their party affiliation at polling stations. https://t.co/PpwjUMCKuh
— CBS Los Angeles (@CBSLA) February 14, 2020
Newsom signs immediate changes to election rules into law https://t.co/51oDSEOQJH
— Carla Marinucci (@cmarinucci) February 14, 2020
The law signed tonight by Newsom allows existing voters to, instead, fill out a simple change of party/address form and then to vote on a regular ballot.
— John Myers (@johnmyers) February 14, 2020
Here’s how #CALeg bill analysis, in favor of #SB207, put it: pic.twitter.com/SNLuzhI5s8
Hope Hicks quits $1-million-a-year job with Fox to RETURN to the White House as 'counselor to the president'
Amazing news!
— Boris Epshteyn (@BorisEP) February 13, 2020
Hope Hicks is a consummate professional who I am honored to call a friend and had the great pleasure of working closely with on @realDonaldTrump campaign and @WhiteHouse.
She will do a great job as counselor to the president!! https://t.co/hkzJXcEpRA
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