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The story of Grover Cleveland, the only president to serve nonconsecutive terms, could be a model for Trump

The story of Grover Cleveland, the only president to serve nonconsecutive terms, could be a model for Trump
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Seeking the progressive leader - NationofChange

NationofChange Seeking the progressive leader Will we cooperate and try to bring Biden and his administration towards our way of thinking, or shall we strike out on a new road towards the social democracy that many of us want? Since 2015, and even before that, Bernie Sanders was a leader of progressive Americans. Even though he was not the Democratic nominee in 2016, once Clinton lost, he was the undeniable leader of the progressives. As the horrors of the Trump years fell upon us, Bernie was the one to whom we looked as the leader for change. And then, despite his base, which was probably at least 30% or more of the Democrats, the DNC beat him down and he was forced to quit.

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Opinion: The uphill road that awaits Donald Trump

Opinion: The uphill road that awaits Donald Trump CNN 12/12/2020 © Provided by CNN This week, the nation reached safe harbor, the point six days before the vote of the Electoral College, when, according to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, states results presumptively can no longer be challenged in the courts or on Capitol Hill. In response, the Trump campaign dismissed the concept altogether and is instead gearing up for a floor debate when Congress tallies the final ballots on January 6, 2021. At the same time, President Donald Trump has hinted at his intention to run again in 2024. It s been an amazing four years, he reportedly told guests at a White House Christmas party. We re trying to do another four years. Otherwise, I ll see you in four years. With fundraising efforts ongoing, Trump s potential for a 2024 bid cannot be entirely dismissed.

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Report: Trump has now lost the election more times than every other Presidential candidate combined

December 12, 2020 WASHINGTON D.C. – After the Supreme Court refused to even hear Texas’ effort to overturn the results of the Presidential election, Donald Trump has now lost a presidential election more times than every other major party Presidential candidate in U.S. history combined. “There have been 59 Presidential elections since 1788,” advised historian Martin Finkel. “And between the original vote, the demands for recounts, the court challenges and those hearings where Rudy Giuliani goes to the state legislatures and farts while asking them to refuse to certify, I calculate that Trump has now lost the 2020 election at least 60 times.” “Trump has also lost about 3000% more than the runner ups in the Presidential losing contest: Adlai Stevenson and John Quincy Adams, who each lost twice.”

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The uphill road that awaits Donald Trump

This week, the nation reached safe harbor, the point six days before the vote of the Electoral College, when, according to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, states results presumptively can no longer be challenged in the courts or on Capitol Hill. In response, the Trump campaign dismissed the concept altogether and is instead gearing up for a floor debate when Congress tallies the final ballots on January 6, 2021. At the same time, President Donald Trump has hinted at his intention to run again in 2024. It s been an amazing four years, he reportedly told guests at a White House Christmas party. We re trying to do another four years. Otherwise, I ll see you in four years. With fundraising efforts ongoing, Trump s potential for a 2024 bid cannot be entirely dismissed.

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