Perhaps, the D "winners" will be the RED PILL, that it is the D's Voter Fraud, not the R's, that will wake up G-pop before the Nov Election.
Had hoped that the 2016 Voter Fraud, that placed all those Swampy D's in office, would have been exposed, to protect THIS election.
But, we still have, as example, the SQUAD, which HAD TO BE VOTER FRAUD. Then they all have broken various laws SINCE being placed in, that still have not been prosecuted.
Fire tornado warning grips California as wildfire explodes with 'extremely dangerous' conditions north of Tahoe
An explosive wildfire burning in Northern California whipped up a rare and dangerous fire tornado on Saturday, triggering a dire warning from forecasters.
The Loyalton Fire has burned some 20,000 acres north of Lake Tahoe since igniting Friday afternoon and is only 5% contained, according to Tahoe National Forest.
Mandatory evacuations are in place for portions of Plumas, Lassen, and Sierra Counties as the blaze is burning east of the town of Loyalton and southwest of Mount Ina Coolbrith.
On Saturday afternoon, the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Reno warned that the blaze had "extremely dangerous fire behavior," with the potential for rotating columns and fire whirls, otherwise known as fire tornadoes or a "firenado."
About 20 minutes after, forecasters warned responders to beware of a rare fire tornado near Roberts Canyon.
"Heed all orders by emergency managers and responding personnel," the forecast office tweeted. "Stay away from the fire area!"
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https://www.foxnews.com/us/fire-tornado-warning-firenado-california-loyalton-fire-nevada-border-tahoe-emergency
Racists D's, target by Race, Bait by Race, in the hopes that people are too stupid to notice, they are being Played for their color. Patriots have NO Color.
Here are the Trump battleground states that Harris can help Biden retake
It's too early to tell how much Joe Biden's historic selection of Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate will help boost support for the Democratic ticket among African American voters. But this much is clear: Increasing Black turnout from 2016 levels will be critical to Biden's ability to win back key battleground states.
Republicans' 2016 victory was mostly attributable to the defection of white working-class voters to Donald Trump. But Trump's breakthrough might not have been possible without a post-Obama decline in turnout and support for Democrats among Black voters.
Data from the census shows that in 2012, 66 percent of eligible Black voters turned out to vote and exit polls showed that they supported the Obama/Biden ticket by 87 points. But in 2016, only 59 percent of Black voters turned out and exit polls showed the all-white Clinton/Kaine ticket carried those voters by just 81 points.
African American voters account for roughly 12 percent of eligible voters nationally, and they account for a substantial share of the vote in six of the seven states Trump carried by 5 points or less in 2016: Florida (15 percent), Georgia (32 percent), Michigan (13 percent), North Carolina (22 percent), Pennsylvania (10 percent) and Wisconsin (6 percent).
An NBC News/Cook Political Report analysis of census and election data from these states shows that the decline in African American turnout and Democratic support from 2012 to 2016 was likely enough to tip at least Michigan and Wisconsin — and possibly Florida and Pennsylvania — to Trump.
Amping up African American enthusiasm could pay particular dividends for Biden in Wisconsin, where the Clinton campaign spent scant resources and turnout in Milwaukee plummeted. But even in states like Michigan, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, where Black turnout was more robust, there were 397,000, 488,000 and 370,000 eligible Black voters, respectively, who failed to turn out last time.
If Biden had a glaring weakness in the primaries, it was with young voters who strongly backed Bernie Sanders. And if there's one group where turnout dropped precipitously between the Obama era and 2016, it's younger voters of color.
Harris never gained much traction with either of these groups — or really any group — in the 2020 primaries. But limited polling data in the past month shows that Harris, 55, who is more than two decades the 77-year-old Biden's junior, could marginally benefit him.
An early August GWU/Battleground Poll found that Harris had a similar net favorability among 18-to-29-year-old voters (38 percent favorable to 34 percent unfavorable) to Biden (51 percent to 46 percent), and a higher net favorability among 35-to-44-year-old voters (44 percent to 33 percent) than Biden (49 percent to 47 percent).
Trump and his campaign's surrogates have already begun attacking the Biden/Harris ticket as a pairing of coastal elites out of touch with middle America. "Now, she wants to turn America into San Francisco," warned fellow Californian and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
But Biden and Harris are the first ticket without an Ivy League degree in four decades, and polling suggests the burden of proof rests on Republicans. The GWU/Battleground poll found Harris' favorability in the Midwest at 46 percent to 31 percent, higher than her national favorability and much higher than Vice President Mike Pence's favorability in the Midwest (35 percent to 53 percent).
At least initially, at a time when voters desire racial unity and give Trump awful marks on his handling of race relations, it's hard to see Harris as anything other than a plus for Biden. After all, Biden already has a good track record running on a national ticket with an African American attorney in her first term as senator from a blue state.
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-battleground-states-harris-help-090000900.html
Before he released his book, his comms made it sound like he just pulled off the biggest bait and switch ever. Thinking, he, in order to save himself, went after those, he trusted to protect him, and [they] had no idea he'd flipped. He is a traitor, working to save himself, just like so many others.