How Trump and Republicans Keep Winning

With the Senate up for grabs in Georgia, the American Civil Liberties Union released a report explaining how nearly 200,000 voters were wrongfully purged from Georgia's voter rolls. The same tactic that helped Trump win in 2016 as shown in Greg Palast's video "The Purged".

The Trump-Russia Connection

Here is a long list of American billionaires bankrolling Trump's 2020 election. And these are a few of the Russian ones (as reported by Time magazine):

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who Trump appointed in May of 2020, has up to $75,000,000 million dollars invested in companies that compete with the United States Postal Service. Once again Trump filled the swamp, and the results have been devastating for mail service in America.

Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia

Selecting corporate lawyer Eugene Scalia as Labor Secretary is another example of how Trump has filled the swamp he promised to drain. Just take a look at Scalia's record. And recently Scalia announced that managers of your 401(k) can now invest in private equity firms which means more risk to your savings. And that's not all for this corporate servant as David Sirota explains.

Filling the Swamp

In the "Filling the Swamp Department", Huffington Post reports Trump will nominate anti-environmental extremist and opponent of public lands to Director of the Bureau of Land Management. Mr. Perry has been acting Director of the BLM since July 2019 and considers horses and burros the greatest threat to public lands.

Trump EPA - Talk Versus Action

On Thursday, June 18th, 2020, Administrator Wheeler announced that he's DROPPING percholate regulations. Percholate causes brain damage and is wide spread in drinking water due to the problem of runoff from this ingredient of jet fuel. More on this latest tragedy is available form PBS: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/epa-drops-regulation-for-contaminant-linked-to-infant-brain-damage

Where Did the Relief Money Go?

Where did the $500 billion dollars Congress appropriated under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act go? Treasury Secretary Mnuchin doesn't want you to know! What could he possibly be hiding? Clientelism, nepotism, theft? His claim that it's proprietary information rings hollow. These are public funds and Congress has a right to know. Meanwhile, the CARES Congressional Oversight Commission reported in May the program eliminated a requirement that companies have to attest they need money "due to the exigent circumstances presented by" the coronavirus, and modification of a requirement that companies make "reasonable efforts" to maintain payroll and retain employees during the term of a loan. Instead, they will be required to make "commercially reasonable efforts" to do so.