Repub Party

Halifax2TheMax

Ho Ho ho well you know I don’t want to help the average “poor” person with health insurance or food aid, because I believe, and my party believes, that if you’re poor, or need health insurance, you need to pull your ass up by the boot straps. And if you can’t? Blame Obama! Ha ha ha chuckle chuckle my chin is like a turtle but I’m also a wholly owned subsidiary of Putin on the ritz because you know NRA and and guns but we got judges and god. So, I’m rich and don’t shun me cuz I’m Moscow Mitchy baby, yuck, yuck ,yuck but Hillary’s emails and M4A. SUCKERS.

Signed, Mitch McConnell, US senate majority leader, repub party, 04/23/2020

rgambs

Statement by Ohio Republican Gov. Mike Dewine reminding the GOP what LEADERSHIP looks like.
I'm sure they will turn on him soon.  Too much spine.
"I am deeply concerned by the anti-Semitic sign at Ohio’s Statehouse during a recent protest rally.  The sign was vile and disgusting. While even disgusting speech is constitutionally protected, it still demands condemnation.  The recent Internet post by Ohio State Senator Andrew Brenner, likening Ohio’s Department of Health Director’s actions to fight the corona virus to those taken by the Nazis in Germany during World War II, must also be condemned.  The comments showed a complete lack of understanding of the Holocaust -- made even more offensive by posting on Holocaust Memorial Day -- and was a slur on a good, compassionate, and honorable person who has worked non-stop to save lives and protect her fellow citizens.  Any complaints about the policy of this administration need to be directed at me.  I am the office holder, and I appointed the Director.  Ultimately, I am responsible for the decisions in regard to the corona virus.  The buck stops with me."

Halifax2TheMax

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

nicknyr15

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

He’s fucking disgusting. I love how Cuomo wrecked him. I know Trump is Numero Uno on everyone’s list here, but Mitch imo is easily number one as far as disgraceful humans go. 

nicknyr15

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

Damn it’s behind a pay wall 

Smellyman

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

Damn it’s behind a pay wall 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vON5QhGU1AM

nicknyr15

Smellyman said:

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

Damn it’s behind a pay wall 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vON5QhGU1AM

Thanks. I’ve seen the video multiple times haha. I was just curious to read the article. 

josevolution

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

He’s fucking disgusting. I love how Cuomo wrecked him. I know Trump is Numero Uno on everyone’s list here, but Mitch imo is easily number one as far as disgraceful humans go. 

Agreed so let’s classify them!
Baffoon =1
MM=1A

dignin

nicknyr15 said:

Smellyman said:

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

Damn it’s behind a pay wall 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vON5QhGU1AM

Thanks. I’ve seen the video multiple times haha. I was just curious to read the article. 

If you have chrome open the article in incognito mode.

nicknyr15

dignin said:

nicknyr15 said:

Smellyman said:

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

Damn it’s behind a pay wall 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vON5QhGU1AM

Thanks. I’ve seen the video multiple times haha. I was just curious to read the article. 

If you have chrome open the article in incognito mode.

Ok I’ll try that. thank you 

rgambs

nicknyr15 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Moscow Mitchy Baby and his red state feeding at the trough and biting the hand that feeds it.

 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/andrew-cuomo-decimates-republican-hypocrisy-vile-partisanship/

How pathetic.

He’s fucking disgusting. I love how Cuomo wrecked him. I know Trump is Numero Uno on everyone’s list here, but Mitch imo is easily number one as far as disgraceful humans go. 

No doubt, at least Trump's got the excuse of being an idiot, Mitch is the way he is on purpose.

Halifax2TheMax

Too bad he didn’t believe “in the American way of life,” when he closed lanes on the approach to the GWB as punishment to a mayor who wouldn’t endorse him. Fuck this POS on his POTUS redemption tour. Fucking total garbage character.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/chris-christie-dont-let-our-covid-19-response-be-governed-by-extremes/2020/04/24/6a5e030c-8642-11ea-878a-86477a724bdb_story.html

mickeyrat

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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josevolution

mickeyrat said:

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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Sure the uninformed will vote for the idiot no matter what! Will see what the death toll will be by November at this rate we will be over 100k possibly way more let’s see how this nation feels about him then..

Bentleyspop

josevolution said:

mickeyrat said:

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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Sure the uninformed will vote for the idiot no matter what! Will see what the death toll will be by November at this rate we will be over 100k possibly way more let’s see how this nation feels about him then..

republican politicians and voters do not care about the death toll from the virus.
All they care about is that the stable genius claims to love big business, guns, and jesus. And that he claims to hate abortion, foreigners,  and anyone not a white christian male.

josevolution

Bentleyspop said:

josevolution said:

mickeyrat said:

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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Sure the uninformed will vote for the idiot no matter what! Will see what the death toll will be by November at this rate we will be over 100k possibly way more let’s see how this nation feels about him then..

republican politicians and voters do not care about the death toll from the virus.
All they care about is that the stable genius claims to love big business, guns, and jesus. And that he claims to hate abortion, foreigners,  and anyone not a white christian male.

Yep pretty much spot on! I’m just curious to see what the reaction will be once we get over the 100k threshold heck we hit 54k in 8weeks we could be in the 200+ k death toll by November ..

Bentleyspop

josevolution said:

Bentleyspop said:

josevolution said:

mickeyrat said:

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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Sure the uninformed will vote for the idiot no matter what! Will see what the death toll will be by November at this rate we will be over 100k possibly way more let’s see how this nation feels about him then..

republican politicians and voters do not care about the death toll from the virus.
All they care about is that the stable genius claims to love big business, guns, and jesus. And that he claims to hate abortion, foreigners,  and anyone not a white christian male.

Yep pretty much spot on! I’m just curious to see what the reaction will be once we get over the 100k threshold heck we hit 54k in 8weeks we could be in the 200+ k death toll by November ..

Here is their reaction....

cincybearcat

mickeyrat said:

Republican strategy memo advises GOP campaigns to blame China for coronavirus

‘Don’t defend Trump,’ the memo says. ‘Attack China.’

By 

Colby Itkowitz 

April 25, 2020 at 5:28 p.m. EDT

A new Republican strategy memo advises Senate candidates to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak, link Democrats to the Chinese government and avoid discussing President Trump’s handling of the crisis.

The 57-page memo, drafted by a D.C.-area GOP strategist, was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It’s existence was first reported Friday by Politico.

If asked whether Trump is at fault for the nation’s unpreparedness as the virus spread, the candidates are told, “don’t defend Trump, other than the China Travel Ban — attack China,” according to the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post. The memo urges Republicans to acknowledge that U.S. public health officials “acted late,” then say that is China’s fault.

“The virus came from China and China covered it up,” the memo suggests the candidates say. They can add: “I wish that everyone acted earlier — that includes our elected officials, the World Health Organization, and the CDC.” It also encourages candidates to commend Trump for enacting a travel ban to China.

The advice to down-ballot candidates is consistent with an ongoing Republican effort to brand presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as “soft” on China. The Trump campaign and a pro-Trump super PAC have each released ads linking Biden with China, the latter even created a website called “BejingBiden” to highlight the former vice president’s alleged ties.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee slammed Republicans over the memo. Republican senators are relying on these talking points because “they can’t defend their own records, and they’ve been told not to defend the president,” said DSCC spokesperson Helen Kalla. “Ignoring warnings from the intelligence community, sending PPE to China, and failing to properly prepare the country — that’s the legacy of this administration and the Republican Senators who continue to support it.”

NRSC spokesman Jesse Hunt said, “We routinely send campaigns different documents and sources of information dozens of times per week. That’s the role of the party committee, especially in these volatile times.”

So far this campaign cycle, the NRSC has paid $160,000 to the consultancy firm of Brett O’Donnell, which drafted the document, according to Federal Election Commission data.

“Under President Trump’s leadership, Republicans gained more Senate seats than any president in midterm elections in the last 50 years,” Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign’s communications director, said late Saturday in a statement. “The senators are getting bad advice from Brett O’Donnell and are well aware that President Trump has unprecedented support from Republicans nationwide. They will need that enthusiasm to be successful in November.”

The Biden campaign put out its own China-focused ad this week, hitting Trump over his praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s handling of the virus. In the ad, Biden says he would have been much tougher on the Chinese government’s lack of transparency.

Asian Americans have criticized both politicians for using China as a political cudgel, which they say perpetuates racism.

As the disease began to take hold in the United States, Asian lawmakers urged officials not to reference it as the “China virus” or the “Wuhan virus,” after the city where it originated. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) sent a letter to her congressional colleagues on Feb. 26 urging them to stop using terminology that stokes fear and prejudice against Asian Americans.

“Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen a surge of discriminatory rhetoric and violent attacks against Asian Americans across the country,” Chu wrote in a letter signed by members of the Asian Pacific American Caucus. She added: “Even just looking Asian has been enough to incite attackers to hurl insults and accuse individuals of being disease carriers.”

The memo encourages Republicans to use these kinds of concerns to suggest Democrats “are more obsessed with being politically correct ... than standing up to China and making sure this doesn’t happen again.”

It also provides GOP candidates with how to respond if asked whether this focus on blaming China is racist. They are to say that, “No one is blaming Chinese Americans. This is the fault of the Chinese Communist Party for covering up the virus and lying about [its] danger. This caused the pandemic and they should be held accountable."

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Well, China is to blame for this pandemic.  It's very fair.  But it doesn't excuse the lack of preparation or execution within the USA.

Halifax2TheMax

Just imagine the heads exploding on the right if the WaPo or NYT had online headlines like these regarding Darth Cheney and Rummy and CYA Barr.

Halifax2TheMax

Draining the swamp? Will Lindsey Flimsy Flip Flop Faloozy get the nod?

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/14/politics/richard-burr-steps-down-intel-chairman/index.html