What we know about person detained in what FBI calls an assassination attempt on Trump (youtube.com)
What blame do Democrats have to take for this? for all the violent rhetoric.
It's been a while since I've seen CNN. Perhaps they are useful when it comes to immediate, breaking and developing, action news. Their screen is pretty dramatic.
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Harris' not saying anything about her actual plans but repeating several time that she ‘has a plan' and talking in very broad terms about what she wants to do (insubstantiated claims), while this was obvious to me watching the debate, and obvious to every economic commentator I've seen, some of which joked about how ‘all I know is she ’has a plan' she ‘has a plan.' (sic). Yet maybe it was effective because I talked to someone who (already liberal leaning and anti-Trump strongly, and who consumes only mainstream (liberal) news) said of the debate that Trump didn't say anything about his plans and that Harris did say about her plans. This person told me Harris ‘did have a plan,' but when I said what was her plan, she just had no words on the other end of that question. I agree Trump didn't really outline specifics of his plan during the debate, but I told this person that Trump had been taking every interview, even hostile ones which there had been some, and every podcast, and doing rallies and speeches, and Harris had not done any (or reportedly she recently did her first), and that if elected she would be the first person to be elected president in the US without saying anything about any policy plans. And also that the Democrats didn't even get a chance to pick who they wanted to run (through the regular primary election process). Also, we could note that Trump doesn't need to outline his plans in the debate because he was already president and we know his policies and plans. Anyway, she asked where she could get more unbiased news, and I suggested CNBC, but I doubt CNBC will keep anyone's attention who isn't actively in the market.