The Associated Press-NORC polls say Republicans feel “fearful” or “angry” about the prospect of a second term of Trump and are learnng towards voting for Biden
Trump spouts hate, racism, bigotry, fear and violence that has turned America into a war zone in this election year
Falling case rates and reduced concern in many states brought an end to a public fear
After a scare from the mob who tried to overthrow the government, Republicans once again prove they are more afraid of the man who inspired that insurrection.
After Trump aides began threatening vulnerable Republicans, the GOP Senators decided that he is still a terror they must obey.
Biden won the presidency with more than 74 million votes, but 70 million voted for Trump and that’s a lot of white supremacy, hate, lies and anger still prevalent in America.
He dialed up the rhetoric and lies, played on paranoia and fear to his cultlike followers as polls show him fading into the morass of political losers.
New book and audio recordings show he lied repeatedly to the American people about the dangers of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Aides admit Trump is rattled by the size and anger of protests outside the White House and around the nation and expressed fear about his safety.
Like whisperers in a tempest, conservative-minded officials across the breadth of Donald Trump’s government are letting it be known what they think of him, and