The party of diversity has narrowed it's presidential nominees down to two old white guys.. how do Democrats feel about this? And why is the right suddenly all about Tulsi Gabbard.. Is the Coronovirus as bad as they say? Virginia ends conversion therapy and Hillary Clinton is subpoenaed over Benghazi (Yes, seriously).
Nearly two-thirds of voters expect Trump to win reelection in November Nearly two-thirds of voters think President Donald Trump will be reelected in November, a CBS News poll released Sunday found. Though the survey found that Trump will face a tight race with any of the likely Democratic nominees, 31% of registered voters said the president will definitely win a second term, and 34% said he probably will, for a total of 65% expecting him to be reelected. A total of 35% disagreed; 23% said he "p...
Divided We Stand 2/20/20 George Soros calls for Zuckerberg, Sandberg to step down from Facebook in scathing letter : George Soros called for Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's respective CEO and COO, to be "removed from control" in a letter published in Financial Times. The liberal billionaire, who has long been a vocal critic of Facebook's head executives and is the subject of many fabricated conspiracy theories peddled on the platform, reiterated the claim that Zuckerberg is in "s...
DIVIDED WE STAND 2/13/120 A recent Gallup poll has some encouraging news for President Donald Trump as his battle for reelection heats up: more than six in 10 Americans say they are better off than they were three years ago when he took office, and about the same number credit him for the improvement. No incumbent president in the past three decades has enjoyed such a high percentage of people feeling better about their situations. In 2012, when former President Barack Obama was in the White Hou...
The Nielsen company estimated that 37.2 million people watched Trump's speech live across 12 TV networks Tuesday night. That's down from 46.8 million people who saw his speech last year, and the smallest audience for his presidency. The numbers were down, except at FOX news.. I’m not joking.. President Donald Trump used a White House ceremony Thursday to celebrate his impeachment acquittal, saying he had "been through hell" in a process he blamed on "leakers and liars" who had unfairly accused h...
The Republican led Senate has voted to reject introducing additional witnesses and documents in the impeachment trial of President Trump. The vote went largely along party lines, 51-49 and the Senate will vote on whether to acquit or convict and remove Trump this coming Wednesday. 67 votes are needed for removal, meaning all Democrats and 20 Republicans would need to vote for conviction, which will not happen. What does this mean for the country? For the election in 2020? For our country moving ...
President Trump pumps the brakes on escalating tensions with Iran, Connecticut Democrats want your money, and Joe Biden should stick his foot in his mouth.
Joe and Brian are getting tired of winning, but Trump is not. The Democrats are still struggling to come up with a plan. The Connecticut State budget was approved, but many questions still linger. David Ortiz is on the mend and teaches us a valuable lesson.
Joe and Brian chat with Emmy Award-Winning Producer Wayne Edwards to discuss Donald Trump taking Europe by storm and signing a deal with Mexico that only he has seen. The Connecticut State Legislature adjourned, what's next for the state?
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The fellas chat about abortion and discuss the impact of Alabama’s legislature’s decision on the 2020 election. Connecticut Democrats are going tolls or bust, and Trump won’t give “Sleepy Joe” Biden a rest.
Oh Baby! President Trump is flexing his Executive Privilege in the name of transparency and Democrats are focusing on the past. Joe channels his inner Dr Seuss, while the $15/hr minimum wage in Connecticut takes a significant step forward. Also, immigration questions and Denver’s fungus problem.
Evidence? William Barr doesn’t need any of your stinkin’ evidence. Democrats are grasping to hold on to the last shreds of the Mueller Report and Joe still has plenty of work to be done on his political impressions. Connecticut continues to spend money without actually paying for it and the push for recreational marijuana gets another boost. Also, John Kelly has found a job in the private sector...and you will never guess his new role!
The NRA is in a crisis and Bernie wants criminals to vote! Joe Biden has thrown his hat into the ring, and Democrats continue to stumble over each other. Meanwhile, the rich are getting richer and middle America is shrinking. State Republicans offer their solution to tolling and civic debate in Bridgeport gets personal.
No collusion. No obstruction? President Trump continues to craft his narrative through mob tactics and alternative facts. William Barr gets the papers (gets the papers) for the Mueller Report and attempts to set the record straight. We reflect on the tragedy in Sri Lanka and the burning of Notre Dame. Locally, in Connecticut, religious freedom is under attack in the form of vaccinations!
The Mueller Report is so close, and yet so far. We are waiting for the scrubbed down version of it with baited breath. The Department of Homeland security is in hot water, again. The Great Debate on science versus subjectivity should be over, but unfortunately it’s still alive and well in Congress. Later, we chat with Wethersfield State Rep. Russ Morin on the Stop&Shop strike, tolls, and keeping road-workers safe.
Is Joe Biden creepy or a relic from a different time? Could he be Donald Trump’s kryptonite? Whatever he is, he definitely isn’t good at apologizing. We tackle the Joe Biden controversy and break down the President’s fear of wind. Later on, we discuss the Democratic need to share blame and why they will lose in 2020. Leo Paul, the town of Litchfield’s First Selectman, stops in to shed light on how Connecticut’s towns must get creative with budgeting and why the state government should be looking...
Can America move forward now that Special Counsel Bob Mueller didn’t find that President Trump colluded or Obstructed Justice in the Russia investigation? We’ll debate how it’s possible and point out some real problems with both sides and easy bi-partisan solutions. We also cover two major topics right here in CT, tolls and marijuana, with the president of MTAC. It’s the debut episode of Divided We Stand
