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“There is no place for hatred” in the United States of America (USA), said the former North American vice president, during a campaign action in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, cited by the agency France-Presse (AFP).
The Democratic candidate for the November 3 presidential election added that “the forces of darkness, the forces of division” are separating the population, preventing the United States “from rising up and moving forward.”
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, announced today the suspension, until the presidential elections of November 3, of the negotiations with the Democrats on the package of economic stimulus of the country, designed to respond to the effects of the pandemic.
Pelosi added that this decision shows that, “obviously, the White House is a disaster.”
“I instructed my representatives to stop negotiations until after the elections when, immediately after my victory, we will pass the main stimulus bill that will focus on [norte]American workers and small businesses ”, wrote the American head of state on the social network Twitter.
Trump added that he asked Senate leader Republican Mitch McConnell to work “full time” to approve Trump’s candidate for the US Supreme Court, Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
“Our economy is doing very well. The stock market is at record levels, employment and unemployment are also recovering in record numbers. We are the world leader in economic recovery, the best is yet to come “, concluded the US president and re-elected to the position.
Still today, the president of the Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, said that the financial support of this institution and the Government drove a solid recovery from the recession caused by the pandemic of the disease caused by the new coronavirus, however, the process may fail if not. there are additional supports.
Trump’s remarks come at the same time that the Democratic leader of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, is discussing with the Secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin, the lines of the package that will stimulate the American economy.
The President of the United States announced in late September that Judge Amy Coney Barrett had chosen to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the United States Supreme Court, who passed away the same month.
A judge on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago, a devout Catholic who worked with former Conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, Barrett was “deeply honored” by the confidence shown by Trump.
Barrett will have been on the list of possible nominees in 2018, when Trump chose Brett Kavanaugh to replace Anthony Kennedy.
At age 48, if confirmed, Barrett will be the youngest judge on the United States Supreme Court, where all nine elements can remain for life.
Ideological heir to the late Conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, Barrett is thus appointed to fill the place vacated by the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg on September 18 and operate the deepest ideological imbalance in the Supreme Court since Clarence three decades ago. Thomas, appointed by George H. Bush in 1990, replaced Thurgood Marshall, “Mr. Civil Rights,” who had been appointed by Democratic President Lyndon Johnson in 1967.
