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Lies During the Debate – And After
During Thursday’s debate, “fact checkers” usually have a field day identifying what they claim are lies and misrepresentations. Here’s what CNN said about Trump lying.
Anchored by Wolf Blitzer, CNN’s headline was “Trump was better behaved but he lied more”. And according to CNN, the specifics he lied more about were:
Trump said 2.2 million people would have died. CNN concedes it’s accurate but the number was describing what would happen if nothing was done about the virus.
Trump said the virus was going away. Obviously, it did not go away.
That’s all the specific instances they gave of Trump lying. And no mention of Biden lies. But SCOPE will make up for CNN’s shortcomings, below.
Biden will/will not ban fracking. Biden has been on all sides of this, depending upon his audience. Trump can produce videos of Biden saying definitively he will ban fracking and Biden can show a video of himself saying he would not. Since his party is definitely anti fracking and he was anti fracking everywhere except when he was in Pennsylvania, he’s definitely anti fracking.
Shut down the country. Biden definitely has said he would do it in spite of his denials during the debate.
No one lost insurance under Obamacare. Estimates for cancelled policies range from 2.6 million to 4.7 million. Not only did people lose insurance but most people who did keep insurance had big premium increases and huge increases in deductibles.
US had a good relationship with Hitler. It just never happened. FDR, the president at the time, was anti Hitler from the start of Hitler’s ascension.
Biden praised New York as to dealing with the Corona Virus. If you live in New York, the response is LOL.
Biden distanced himself from progressives. Does he know who his vice president candidate is?
Trump is a dog whistle to racists. Dog whistles are only heard by dogs and the ones hearing Trump’s racist comments are Democrats.
Biden blames Republican congress for Obama not passing criminal justice reform. Democrats held both houses in Obama’s first two years and both houses were held by Republicans in Trump’s first two years.
Trump has a secret bank account in China. Opened 2013 and closed in 2015.
No evidence that businesses will go out of business if the minimum wage is raised. Is Biden familiar with Seattle, pre-riots?
The laptop.
It’s Russian disinformation? Not according to law enforcement that has seen it and also according to a recipient of the e mails. Former national security people who have not seen it claim it is disinformation.
Biden said he has not taken a penny from a foreign source. Money from China and Ukraine flowed to his son but e mails on the laptop indicate that Joe “wet his beak”.
10% for the big guy? A recipient of the emails says that is definitely Joe.
Hunter says that dad takes 50%? If the lap top is true, the statement is true.
Post-debate, CNN tried to dismiss any questions that viewers had after observing Biden’s ongoing struggles with thoughts and the discussion of Biden’s possible mental decline. CNN’s Don Lemon blamed Biden’s missteps on stuttering. It’s true that Biden stuttered as a child but it has been unmentioned and unnoticed for 60 years, until his recent mental lapses. In 1987, the left-wing Washington Post reported, “…no trace of the stutter he had as a child.” Biden’s confusion about which state he is in, the inability to hold on to his train of thought, forgetting where he is and who he is with and inappropriate behavior are not symptoms of a stutterer. Unfortunately, moderators steered the debate away from any question on the 2nd Amendment. If there had been, Biden is definitely anti 2A and Trump is definitely pro 2A.
Complete list of Frontlines from SCOPE President, Tom Reynolds
S.C.O.P.E.'s Candidates’ Ratings on the 2nd Amendment
Neither the Constitution nor the Supreme Court has stopped the never-ending attacks by those that would disarm our citizens and whittle away at the Constitution. It is imperative that we have political office holders who will preserve, protect and defend the entire Constitution, including the Second Amendment. Toward that end, SCOPE has rated the following candidates as an “A” and believe they will work to preserve, protect and defend our right to keep and bear arms, as enshrined in our Constitution.
For the United States Congress from New York State:
District 1 Lee Zeldin
District 3 George Devolder-Santos
District 14 John Cummings
District 18 Chele Farley
District 19 Kyle Van De Water
District 20 Liz Joy
District 21 Elise Stefanik
District 22 Claudia Tenney
District 23 Tom Reed
District 24 John Katko
District 26 Ricky Donovan Sr
District 27 Chris Jacobs
Listed below is any New York State Senate candidate that got an A rating from at least one of either SCOPE, New York State Rifle and Pistol Association (NYSRPA) or NRA-PVF (NRA).
District 1 Anthony Palumbo SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-B
District 2 Mario Mattera SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 3 Alexis Weik SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 4 Philip Boyle SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-C
District 5 Edmund Smythe SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 6 Dennis Dunne SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 7 David Franklin SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 9 Victoria Johnson SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-B
District 15 Thomas Sullivan SCOPE-? NYSRPA-? NRA-A
District 22 Vito Bruno SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 23 Justin DeFillippo SCOPE-A NYSRPA-? NRA-?
District 24 Andrew Lanza SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-C
District 30 Oz Sultan SCOPE-A NYSRPA-? NRA-A
District 37 Liviu Saimovici SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 39 Steve Brescia SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 40 Rob Astorino SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 41 Susan Serino SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 42 Mike Martucci SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 43 Daphne Jordan SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 45 Dan Stec SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 46 Richard Amedure SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 47 Joseph Grippo SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 48 Patricia Ritchie SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 49 James Tedisco SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 50 Angi Renna SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 51 Peter Oberacker SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 52 Fred Ashkar SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 53 Sam Rogers SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-?
District 54 Pamela Helming SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 55 Christopher Missick SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 56 Michael Barry SCOPE-? NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 57 George Borrello SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 58 Thomas O’Mara SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 59 Patrick Gallivan SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 60 Joshua Mertzlufft SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 61 Edward Rath SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
District 62 Rob Ortt SCOPE-A NYSRPA-A NRA-A
Click here to download a Pdf copy of this ratings list.
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