Trump News Live: Republicans say latest election reforms of 2020 should wait for RBG replacement

Holocaust expert says Trump’s gin remarks ‘obscure by Nazi rhetoric’

The president’s second comment at Bemidji, which caused a stir, was his praise of Minnesota locals for having “good genes.”

“This state originated by men and women who brave the wild and winter to build a better life for themselves and their families. They were tough, and they were strong. You have good genes, you know, right? “Mr. Trump called for applause from supporters.

“You have good genes. That’s a lot about genes, don’t you believe? Do you think the racehorse theory was so different? You have good genes in Minnesota. “

For science writer Steve Silberman, this smacked of Nazi eugenics.

“As a historian who has written about the Holocaust, I will say frankly: this is obscured by the Nazi rhetoric that expelled Jews, people with disabilities, LGBTQs, Romanians and others.”

Tom Embury-Dennis has more.

Trump mocks journalist for shooting with rubber bullets during George Floyd protests

Speaking at Minnesota’s Bemidigi, “Great American Comeback” rally on Friday night, the president was shot by a local policeman with a dummy emmo, covering MSNBC reporter Ali Velishi, covering the May Live protests in Minneapolis.

Trump called the literal attack on the free press “a beautiful thing.”

Here is the report of Gino Spochia.

Succession Creator aims for Trump and Boris Johnson’s ‘strict and uncoordinated’ coronavirus response

Jesse Armstrong last night responded to American and British leaders with a haphazard response to his epidemic for his terrible Murdoch dynasty metaphor, winning an Emmy for the Outstanding Drama Series.

Isobel Lewis is on what is here Peep show The text was to be written.

In a recent Fox interview, Trump took a hold on pet complaints

After spending his bad time with people on ABC last week, the president was giving exclusive interviews yesterday in the safe space of his favorite media.

He passed the “latest” therapy session to Mark Levine with a complaint about his enemies in the press, “disgusting” Washington Post “Stone-cold dishonest” CNN. And the harsh murmur of “tightening defamation laws”.

Trump then offered his bizarre action on environmental mismanagement in California, which he has consistently insisted is the cause of his devastating wildfires, not climate change.

Nancy Pelosi denied the second impeachment

Strictly speaking on ABC This week Yesterday, the Speaker of the House warned the President: “We have arrows in our glass.”

The California Democrat refused to go into specific matters, but, like Schumer, refused to rule on anything.

“The president has threatened not to accept the election results along with the statements made by him and his family.” “So right now, our main goal is to protect the integrity of that election because we protect the American people from the coronavirus.”

John T. Bennett was watching.

Democrats threaten to take extraordinary action if Republicans fill Supreme Court seat

How is the opposition reacting to the latest aggression by McConnell’s Senate?

“Nothing is off the table next year,” Chuck Schumer told his teammates.

Oliver O’Connell has more.

A Republican victory in the Supreme Court battle could mean losing millions of people to health insurance

John T. Bennett has a G.O.P. This is a sharp warning on what victory can mean.

Nothing less than the final repeal of Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act, he says, that this loss will leave millions of people worldwide without health insurance, as it is in the grip of a coronavirus-like vice.

AOC says McConnell says ‘play with fire’ on Ginsburg replacement

With Republican senators under pressure in the Supreme Court to vote on replacing the late Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned the plans and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell accused her of “playing with fire.”

In comments made on Sunday, John Biden-backed New York progressive, describing McConnell as “not caring for the dead woman’s last wishes,” expressed Jinsberg’s clear desire not to fill his seat before the Nov. 3 election.

Speaking with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in Brooklyn, the AOC put the issues at stake in the upcoming presidential election and also accused Trump’s attorney general, William Barr, of “potential lawlessness.” .

Anger over the decision is that protesters have already stormed McConnell’s Kentucky home, chanting “Ruth is being sent to us” and “Mooch Mitch, get out of the way”, signaling the arrest.

Gino Spochia has more on it.

Biden warns that Ginsberg’s vote is an “abuse of power” and “will plunge us into the abyss.”

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has warned Republicans that attacking Ginsberg’s vote to replace him in the Supreme Court before the election “causes irreversible damage” and promised to nominate a black woman to replace him. Abuse of power ”.

“The last thing we need to add is the constitutional crisis that is dragging us into the abyss, into the abyss and into the darkness. If we go down this path, I predict that it will cause irreversible damage, “he said in a speech at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.

“The infection that this president has put on our democracy can be fatal. Enough. Enough. Enough,” he added.

Liver Oculus is more on this.

Another Republican, Senator Ruth Bader, has vowed to oppose the party’s rush to replace Jensberg.

Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski joins Maine’s ally Suzanne Collins to express her opposition to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s reckless haste to replace the Supreme Court’s late justice and feminist symbol with a Rs.

Tribulation Justice Ginsberg died of cancer on Friday at the age of 87, while G.O.P. He wasted no time in promising to fill his empty seat with the right-hand seat to sideline the majority of the bench, ignoring all possible examples and inciting outrage. A decision that could influence U.S. lawmaking for generations to come and prove Trump’s true legacy.

Here is John T. Bennett on Murkowski and Collins.