Summary At the beginning of May, with the  ongoing and s easing in some states, presumptive US Democratic Party presidential nominee Joe Biden led incumbent US President Donald Trump of the Republican Party in the average of head-to-head opinion polls, 47.4 percent to 42.1 percent. In an poll with then-US Libertarian Party presidential candidate Congressman included, Biden led Trump 47 percent to 40 percent with 5 percent for Amash. Biden first addressed the from former staffer Tara Reade, on television program . When confronted with the accusation he penetrated Reade, against her will, using his fingers under her clothing in 1993, Biden told host "No, it is not true. I am saying unequivocally it never, never happened, and it didn't. It never happened." Meanwhile, a new allegation surfaced from a woman, a niece of Biden's opponent , who claimed Biden commented on the size of her breasts when she was 14 years old. The campaign called the statement "absolutely false." An organizer said Biden was not at the event specified. O'Donnell defended her niece's claim, saying it may have taken place at a different time. Biden searched for a female running mate. candidate of Georgia, Congresswoman of Florida, Senator of Illinois, Senator  of California, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and were mentioned as possibilities. Biden said he planned to announce his choice around August 1. Continuing a trend from earlier months, Biden made a couple of in May. First, he juxtaposed numbers, claiming 85,000 Americans were unemployed and millions had died from coronavirus. More consequential, he told African American radio host "if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black." Backlash from the statement led Biden to express "I shouldn’t have been so cavalier [...] No one should have to vote for any party based on their race, their religion, their background." In another incident, as Biden remarked on investigation, shortly before President Trump took office, of then--designee General Michael Flynn, Biden failed to mention his own request at the time to unmask Flynn's identity. The unmasking came to light shortly thereafter in a release of documents related to alleged abuse, which President Trump described as "Obamagate." An analysis of anti-Biden memes showed "Dementia Joe" as a popular characterization of Biden. President Trump (right) views the launch with Vice President Mike Pence and Second Lady . Participants in the May 28 in Minneapolis. President Trump made several controversial statements in May. Early in the month, he received additional fallout from a statement he made in late April about the use of disinfectant inside the body to treat coronavirus. He hinted that the would be disbanded, but later reversed himself. Nevertheless, the task force's daily press conferences did cease. Trump said he himself took the drug , which he promoted early in the pandemic as a counter-measure against coronavirus, despite reports about the side effects. He tweeted support for the protests to end statewide shutdown orders despite it undermining his own guidelines. He also promoted an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory suggesting Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough was involved in the death of a Congressional intern in 2001. When Trump tweeted that state plans to use to allow people to vote from home would result in voter fraud, Twitter placed a disclaimer "fact checking" the tweet. In response, Trump issued an making social media that exercises editorial control open to liability. Twitter continued to edit Trump's tweets. Trump tweeted about the that followed the death of , an African American man who died in  while a police officer restrained him. Part of Trump's tweet included the statement, "." Twitter disallowed comments and likes and placed a warning over the tweet alerting viewers it promoted violence. Trump later said he meant looting leads to somebody getting shot, perhaps by rioters. The phrase itself has historic, racial overtones, of which Trump claimed to be unaware. Meanwhile, Trump attended the joint NASA- and delivered a speech to mark the occasion. Cohen, who goes by his nickname "Spike", which he has explained derives from a character on ‘’’’, was initially a but shifted to  . In 2016, he was diagnosed with . He is co-owner of Muddied Waters Media, which features his podcast (((My Fellow Americans))).
Summary At the beginning of May, with the Coronavirus Pandemic ongoing and s easing in some states, presumptive US Democratic Party presidential nominee Joe Biden led incumbent US President Donald Trump of the Republican Party in the average of head-to-head opinion polls, 47.4 percent to 42.1 percent. In an poll with then-US Libertarian Party presidential candidate Congressman included, Biden led Trump 47 percent to 40 percent with 5 percent for Amash. Biden first addressed the from former staffer Tara Reade, on television program . When confronted with the accusation he penetrated Reade, against her will, using his fingers under her clothing in 1993, Biden told host "No, it is not true. I am saying unequivocally it never, never happened, and it didn't. It never happened." Meanwhile, a new allegation surfaced from a woman, a niece of Biden's opponent , who claimed Biden commented on the size of her breasts when she was 14 years old. The campaign called the statement "absolutely false." An organizer said Biden was not at the event specified. O'Donnell defended her niece's claim, saying it may have taken place at a different time. Biden searched for a female running mate. candidate of Georgia, Congresswoman of Florida, Senator of Illinois, Senator Kamala Harris of California, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and were mentioned as possibilities. Biden said he planned to announce his choice around August 1. Continuing a trend from earlier months, Biden made a couple of in May. First, he juxtaposed numbers, claiming 85,000 Americans were unemployed and millions had died from coronavirus. More consequential, he told African American radio host "if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black." Backlash from the statement led Biden to express "I shouldn’t have been so cavalier [...] No one should have to vote for any party based on their race, their religion, their background." In another incident, as Biden remarked on investigation, shortly before President Trump took office, of then--designee General Michael Flynn, Biden failed to mention his own request at the time to unmask Flynn's identity. The unmasking came to light shortly thereafter in a release of documents related to alleged abuse, which President Trump described as "Obamagate." An analysis of anti-Biden memes showed "Dementia Joe" as a popular characterization of Biden. President Trump (right) views the launch with Vice President Mike Pence and Second Lady . Participants in the May 28 in Minneapolis. President Trump made several controversial statements in May. Early in the month, he received additional fallout from a statement he made in late April about the use of disinfectant inside the body to treat coronavirus. He hinted that the would be disbanded, but later reversed himself. Nevertheless, the task force's daily press conferences did cease. Trump said he himself took the drug , which he promoted early in the pandemic as a counter-measure against coronavirus, despite reports about the side effects. He tweeted support for the protests to end statewide shutdown orders despite it undermining his own guidelines. He also promoted an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory suggesting Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough was involved in the death of a Congressional intern in 2001. When Trump tweeted that state plans to use to allow people to vote from home would result in voter fraud, Twitter placed a disclaimer "fact checking" the tweet. In response, Trump issued an making social media that exercises editorial control open to liability. Twitter continued to edit Trump's tweets. Trump tweeted about the that followed the death of , an African American man who died in Minneapolis while a police officer restrained him. Part of Trump's tweet included the statement, "." Twitter disallowed comments and likes and placed a warning over the tweet alerting viewers it promoted violence. Trump later said he meant looting leads to somebody getting shot, perhaps by rioters. The phrase itself has historic, racial overtones, of which Trump claimed to be unaware. Meanwhile, Trump attended the joint NASA- and delivered a speech to mark the occasion. Cohen, who goes by his nickname "Spike", which he has explained derives from a character on ‘’’’, was initially a but shifted to libertarianism . In 2016, he was diagnosed with . He is co-owner of Muddied Waters Media, which features his podcast (((My Fellow Americans))).
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Coronavirus Pandemic
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libertarianism