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On June 3, we asked, “What do you think is Joe Biden’s most significant vulnerability in the election?” More than 1,100 of you answered.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has had his fair share of slip-ups. Everyone makes mistakes. However, how many is too many? The media and the Democrats often focus on President Trump’s tweets or off-handed comments. However, Biden is far from immune to foot-in-mouth disease.
What Newt’s Reading: Why Trump-Biden Race Is Much Closer Than You Think; Seattle ‘Autonomous Zone’ Has Armed Guards, Local Businesses Being Threatened With Extortion, Police Say; America, We Are Leaving; Tim Scott Leads on Police Reform; and The Spectator’s Notes.
Foreign policy usually comes down to a choice between bad and worse — or, at least bad and less bad, for those optimists out there. I know, it’s not exactly inspiring — but it’s the truth. The lesser evil may cause contention, even conflict, but ultimately it will be less destructive than the alternative. Such is the case with America’s effort to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Our choice this fall is not between President Trump and President Perfection. It is between President Trump and a nightmare which would end America as we have known it.
The developments in Seattle are amazingly revealing. Anti-Americans have taken over seven city blocks, setting up a free-state and extorting money from the citizens. The left-wing local and state government leaders are clueless about how to handle this situation. Is Seattle about to become Syria, Mogadishu, or some other chaotic society?
In this episode, Newt explains how the bill would grant people in the country illegally stimulus checks and the opportunity to vote in our elections.
5 Stories to Watch Next Week: Potential subpoenas of Obama officials over Russia probe; Joint Chiefs chairman departs from Trump on Lafayette Square incident; US to sanction ICC for investigating American troops for war crimes; US, Iraq launch strategic talks; and Trump admin to make sweeping changes to asylum process.
What Newt’s Reading: CNN Guest: Not Wanting to Be Raped and Robbed Is White Privilege; All Rioters, Arsonists, Looters in St. Louis Freed from Jail Without Charges; What the Outrage Over Trump’s Tough Talk Gets Wrong; Dow Soars More Than 800 Points as US Stocks Close in on Pre-Pandemic Levels; and Trump Signs Bill to Ease Guidelines on Coronavirus Relief Loans for Small Businesses.
