VEEPSTAKES … IS TODAY? IS IT WEDNESDAY? Array.. Several media outlets report that JOE BIDEN will soon announce its vice-presidential vice-presidential candidate. It can be as early as later this week. Here are the details:
– NYT KATIE GLUECK in Wilmington, ALEX BURNS and JONATHAN MARTIN: the task is done, Biden’s allies said, and there is not much to be done to make up our minds.
I said, “Sir. Biden’s political team has deployment plans ready for several of the finalists and is expected to announce its resolution on Tuesday, more Democrats expect it to take action on Wednesday. The former vice president, however, is not known for his punctuality so far in the presidential race and possibly the calendar would slip again.
– NATASHA KORECKI, CHRIS CADELAGO and MARC CAPUTO sent us this: “The world of KAMALA HARRIS feels good: there are many guessing games, but the rumor has intensified around Harris.Array.. Several major Harris donors and close associates have sent strong signals to reporters, and some artistic emoticons, that they will be Biden’s choice. It was still rumored around SUSAN RICE, with whom Biden has a long time and enjoys the White House a lot. Pandemic.
“THE UNITE THE COUNTRY PAC cut harris and Rice advertising videos before the announcement,” two sources familiar with the videos told POLITICo. PRIORITIES USA was also preparing for scenarios based on its own intuitions. And the women’s teams were preparing videos about various suitors, in component to prevent sexist attacks that are expected to occur. “
GAME BOOK GUIDE FOR VEEP STALKING… OBSERVING AVIATION is a relatively silly pastime. For example, other people don’t care who stole DCA from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on a Sunday G4. But if you’re an aviation fanatic, you may realize that flying privately from DCA is the maximum without armed security due to DHS regulations, and if you’re heading to Jackson Hole this week, you may or may not pass to the Minority Chamber. the annual political fundraiser of leader KEVIN MCCARTHY in the city of Tony Wyoming. (The plane is registered with a genuine real estate company in New York. JARED KUSHNER is planned in Wyoming for fundraising, according to Bloomberg).
IF you’re LOOKING for a BIDEN Vice President candidate coming to Delaware, you’ll have difficulty finding a personal plane. There are too many airports, too many features to discourage spectators and too many non-aeronautical strategies to get there.
– IF BIDEN is on the beach, the candidate’s position is GED, Delaware’s personal coastal airport. There are Ocean City, Maryland, and Salisbury, Maryland, pretty close, but far from the mind.
– IF YOU ARE HOME IN WILMINGTON, ILG – Wilmington Airport in New Castle – is the way to go. But it is a difficult position to detect through aircraft, as they receive a lot of corporate traffic. For example, just on Monday, there was a flight from South Bend, Indiana, which put Twitter on the air that BIDEN would announce its cabinet, and PETE BUTTIGIEG would be part of it. A flight landed from Salt Lake City at 7:38 p.m. and one from Chicago just before 1 p.m. In relation? Probably not, maybe? Who knows!
– PHILLY AIRPORTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. Philadelphia International (PHL) operates personal jets, as does PNE, the personal airport in the northeast of the city. Former representative RYAN COSTELLO (R-Pa.) He noted that Chester County Airport (MQS) can be a smart and stealthy alternative.
… AND IF THE CANDIDATE TAKES AMTRAK! OR DRIVE! Or fly commercially!
WAPO LINSKEY IN Rehoboth Beach, Delaware: “Biden reflects on his vice president selection from his beach space as Trump supporters dot the ride”
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DAYS UP TO … Election Day: 84 … Government investment is exhausted: 50 … The first presidential debate in Cleveland: 49 … The Vice President’s Debate in Nashville: 57.
FRONTS: NYT … Wsj… N.Y. POST
Good Tuesday morning.
COUNTRY STATES say President DONALD TRUMP’s decree on rising unemployment is unworkable.
– NYT, A1: “Governors say Trump’s order on the fight opposite the pandemic can ruin state budgets” Array.. LAT: “Trump’s unemployment plan might not work in California,” Says Newsom. TEXAS TRIBUNE: ‘$400 in additional unemployment benefits remain dubious in Texas after Trump’s executive order’
BEHIND THE SCENES … SEUNG MIN KIM DE WAPO, ERICA WERNER and JOSH DAWSEY: “Trump’s new staff leader drew a hard line in emergency talks, challenging the Democrats’ approach”: “Irritated by multiple leaks in coronavirus aid negotiations, House President Nancy Pelosi instituted a rule prohibiting participants from bringing in their phonesArray so that discussions cannot be recorded.
But on Wednesday, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows refused to return his device when he entered Pelosi’s office, insisting he had a big call to make, according to two other people close to the episode who spoke on anonymity to describe it. . Pelosi (D-Calif.) He told Meadows that the phone had to disappear, or he did. Still, Meadows refused.
Pelosi advised Meadows’ assistant to leave the room with Meadows’ telephone and let him know when the call arrived. Meadows said the assistant had to stay to take notes. Finally, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin intervened and provided a Treasury Department worker with a man in the room with Meadows’ phone number and alerted him when the call arrived. Meadows accepted this solution, though he insisted to Pelosi that he was not the source of the leaks.
“Unlike previous rounds, when Pelosi called for a bigger deal for Democrats and eventually forced Republicans to make concessions in the primaries, this time, management officials, led through Meadows, withdrew. Now Democrats face questions about their tactics and whether the hard game will continue. to paintings when as Meadows is involved in detail.
VIGILANCE OF THE CONVENTION – “Trump mocks a speech at the Gettysburg Convention. Experts say it’s a violation of ethics,” through Mike Grynbaum and Annie Karni of NYT: “Possibly it would have been a predictable resolution of the first president to be credited as the executive maker of a demonstration of the truth while in power. But the question of whether Trump will deliver a national televised confrontation at Gettysburg, the siege of the Bloodiest Civil War, a position commemorated in 1863 through Abraham Lincoln as a sacred floor – remains an open question.
“The battlefield, where Trump delivered an indoor crusade speech in 2016, is federally owned through the National Park Service. This presents the same moral conundrums that his re-election team will face if the president delivers the speech in the Southern Garden of Private, Trump expressed more interest in giving his speech at the White House, due to the ease of organizing the speech, scheduled for August 27, in a short period of time. Nyt
– JONATHAN LEMIRE FROM AP: “Analysis: Trump has a choice solution, and that’s more Trump”: “President Donald Trump has a solution in position for almost every crisis: more than Donald Trump. In a style forged in his speech at the 2016 conference when he said that “only I can solve this problem,” the president has continually presented himself as the answer, injecting himself into controversies and refusing to give in to the floodlights. And that’s accelerating as you go to Election Day.
“He resumed the information sessions of the organization running the coronavirus and, as opposed to the recommendation of some attendees, ignored public fitness officials in favor of a single on stage. He has bet a lot that his one-on-one discussions with Joe Biden will be his chance of succeeding over his poll deficit.
THE RAGING CORONAVIRUS … AP: “Global cases of coronavirus exceed 20 million, doubling in forty-five days,” through Elaine Kurtenbach in Myth, Japan, and Mark Stevenson in Mexico City: “The number of coronavirus cases exceeded 20 million on Tuesday, more than part of them from the United States, India and Brazil. Health officials estimate that the actual number is much higher than that obtained through Johns Hopkins University, given the limitations of the tests and the fact that up to 40% of people have no symptoms.
“It took about six months to succeed in 10 million cases after the virus made the impression in central China late last year. It took just over six weeks for that number to double.”
– HMM … “Russia presents the coronavirus vaccine, affirming its victory in the world race before the final tests are completed,” through WaPo’s Isabelle Khurshudyan in Moscow and Carolyn Johnson: “Russian government officials have pledged to vaccinate millions of people, adding masters and frontline fitness facilities: Fitness staff Arrange with an experimental vaccine against the crown , sounding the global alarm that the country is making dangerous progress towards large-scale critical testing that is essential to determine whether it is effective.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Tuesday that the country has the first to sign a coronavirus vaccine, developed through the Gamaleya Institute in Moscow, with production and tens of thousands of vaccines to follow. The State Research Center, Vector, is not left behind. Wapo
REAL LIFE IMPACT – “It’s in God’s hands”: The Capitol stalemate and pandemic threaten the work of low-income Senate cafeteria staff, through CNN’s Manu Raju and Ted Barrett: “Sources told CNN that dozens of cafeteria employees arrived on time the Senate was threatened with layoffs until October if Congress does not approve an investment plan. One source estimated that up to 80 employees can be laid off, a figure that the company that employs them, Restaurant Associates, has denied, saying that warnings of possible dismissals stemmed from the legal responsibility to close some of their restaurants due to the pandemic.
“Many employees live on pay and have jobs, and now they threaten to waste much, if not all, of their source of income if the stagnation in Congress persists and society continues to threaten.” Cnn
NYT, A6 … MIKE SHEAR and CAITLIN DICKERSON: “Trump is contemplating banning the re-entry of citizens who may have a coronavirus”: “President Trump is contemplating new immigration regulations that would allow the border government to temporarily block the return of a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident in the United States from abroad if the government has an explanation as to why the user would possibly inflame with the coronavirus.
“[A] draft regulation would adjust this effort by expanding the force of the government to save access to citizens and legal citizens in individual and limited circumstances. Federal agencies were asked to send comments on the proposal to the White House until Tuesday, It is not clear when it can be approved or announced.
Under the proposal, which is based on the existing legal government from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to the country, the government may also prevent a citizen or legal resident from crossing the border into the United States if an official ‘reasonably believes that the individual would possibly have been exposed or inflamed with the contagious disease. »»
ARIZONA REPUBLIC: ‘Vice President Mike Pence travels to Mesa to court the electorate of Latter-day Saints,’ through Cleo Krejci and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez: ‘Vice President Mike Pence comes to Mesa on Tuesday to help liberate a coalition of ‘Latter-day Saints’ by Trump’ in what appears to be an end-of-game game to win electorateArray SUD , but it has values that disagree with those of the president.
– PENCE also Phoenix and Tucson.
PRIMARY TODAY – “Ilhan Omar faces the team’s hardest number one check,” through Ally Mutnick and Zach Montellaro: “Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez survived his number one. Rashida Tlaib did too. It’s Ilhan Omar’s turn on Tuesday – and the Minnesota congressman faces the toughest challenge of any team.
“Omar (D-Minn.), one of the 4 liberal women of color in the organization who were first elected in 2018, has attracted national attention with his repeated clashes with President Donald Trump, as well as with accusations of anti-Semitic tropes to articulate Now, her opponent seeks to turn that notoriety into a drag, claiming that it is done at the expense of the wishes of her Minneapolis district.
“Funded through pro-Israel donors, Antone Melton-Meaux has spent more than twice as much as Omar on television commercials, and outdoor teams have mobilized to increase their advantage.” Political
TRUMP TUESDAY – The president will participate in a phone call with sheriffs at 12:30 p.m. in the Oval Office.
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THE LAST IN BEIRUT – “The Lebanese government resigns after the protests, the fatal explosion in Beirut,” through Jared Malsin and Nazih Osseiran of the WSJ in Beirut: “Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab and his wardrobe resigned on Monday over the tension of protests seeking to overthrow the country’s political leadership after last week’s fatal explosion that devastated the city’s massive
“I to fight corruption, yet I discovered that corruption is more vital than the state,” Diab said in a televised speech. “Today I demand the resignation of this government. God bless Lebanon.”
Beyrouth has been rocked by protests in recent days, and thousands of people have not been easy to do justice for the more than 150 killed in the explosion. The explosion, which occurred when a warehouse chimney lit a stash of chemicals, destroyed a component of the center of the capital. , adding thousands of houses and businesses, the port of Beirut and much of the city’s famous nightlife district.” Wsj
LIVE BELARUS – ‘The leader of the Belarusian opposition arrives in Lithuania after the disputed elections’, through Laurenz Gehrke
– WIRED: “Belarus closed the Internet in the midst of a debatable election”, through Lily Hay Newman: “Internet connectivity and cellular service in Belarus have been dormant since Sunday night, after sporadic cuts first thing in the morning and day. The interruption of connectivity, which also includes landlines, appears to be a government-imposed outage amid widespread protests and the development of social unrest following the presidential election in Belarus on Sunday.
SCOOP – “QAnon groups have millions of members on Facebook, according to documents,” through NBC’s Ari Sen and Brandy Zadrozny: “An internal investigation conducted through Facebook revealed thousands of teams and pages, with millions of members and subscribers, that QAnon conspiracy theory, according to internal corporate documents reviewed through NBC News.
“The initial effects of the survey, which were provided to NBC News through a Facebook employee, yielded a new perspective on the scope of the QAnon community activity and content on Facebook, a scale that has not been disclosed through Facebook in the past and has not been reported through the media , since most computers are private.
“The 10 most sensitive teams known in the survey jointly involve more than one million members, with totals of more teams and leading pages pushing the number of members and subscribers beyond 3 million. The degree of overlap between the teams is clear. Nbc
MEDIAWATCH – “Bill O’Reilly is about to place a new screen on a radio station owned by a Trump best friend,” through CNBC’s Brian Schwartz: “Former Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly is in talks with a radio station owned by President Donald Trump’s longtime Best Friend to present a new exhibit that would put him in a densely populated lineup.
“O’Reilly,” according to his lawyer Fred Newman, is in the latter stages of contract negotiations with New York radio station 77 WABC to present a program that will debut in the fall. This network is owned by John Catsimatidis, who also owns the Gristedes supermarket chain and is a strong supporter of the president.
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SEEN in Zoom Monday night for Norm Eisen’s new book, “A Case for the American People” ($25.20 on Amazon), presented through his wife Lindsay Kaplan: Reps. Joe Neguse (D-Colo.), Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) And Veronica Escobar (D-Texas), Ari Melber, Barry Berke, Perry Apelbaum, Maher Bitar, Krista Boyd, Aaron Hiller, Doug Letter, Joshua Matz, Lisa Brown, Seth Harris, Chris Lu, David Makovsky, Rob Malley Array Bill Drozdiak, Bill Eacho, Michael Lynton, Mark Mellman, Matt Nozanchuk, Norm Ornstein, Jonathan Rauch, Steve Hess, Danielle Brian, Ian Bassin.
TRANSITIONS: Elaine McCusker and Bill Greenwalt enroll in the American Enterprise Institute as citizens and researchers, respectively. McCusker was in the defense department’s interim controller past. Greenwalt was in the past a principal investigator at the Atlantic Council.
W.h. OUTPUT ROOM … Anthony Cruz, Director of Regional Communications and Hispanic Media, left the White House to go to MIT’s Sloan School of Management, will be a candidate for MBA and Dean’s Fellow.
ENGAGÉ – Caroline Kitchens, director of government affairs at the R Street Institute, and Dion Mitchell, sales manager at Upper Quadrant, got engaged saturday. He proposed to Arlington on one of his regular weekend tours to buy doughnuts with his dog Maurice. Photo
– Natalie Raps, who works at Amazon and is alumat aluma of SKDKnickerbocker, and Doug Farren, who works for a defense contractor, signed up Saturday. The couple met at Brixton 4 and a few years ago. Photo… Another photo
DAY ANNIVERSAIRE: Jesse Barba, Senior Director of External Affairs at Young Invincbles. What he read: “I recently reread Ta-Nehisi Coates” “Between the world and me.” It will be a vital reading; however, for now, it appeals to the very essence of why so many other people take to the streets in protest. Recently also resumed “A People’s History of the United States” through Howard Zinn … again, in an age of misinformation, we will all have to rely on an old fact, even if it is uncomfortable. “Questions and answers about Playbook
ANIVERSAIRES: Representative Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) At 62 years old (h / t Mitchell Rivard) … Representative Billy Long (R-Mo.) At 65 years old … Matt Morgan, would suggest general for the Trump campaign … David Brooks is 59 years old … David Rubenstein is 71 years old … Charles Blow is 5-0 … TO by Eckert and Michael Roberts of POLITICO … Rob O’Donnell … Chris Berry, Executive Vice President, iHeartMedia … Pamela Lynne Sorensen … Liz Landers of Vice … Joanna Piacenza, editor-in-chief of Morning Consult … Rising Tide Brian Krebs by Interactive… Mollyann Brodie … Greg Michaelidis of MITRE … Ilana Drimmer … Marissa Secreto, COS and Policy Director of Revolution … Alex Sicilian, Vice COS of Senator Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) Array.. Carrie Levine of the Center for Public Integrity … Meghan Dubyak, Georgetown representative and AVP for communications … Emily Akhtarzandi … Lyndsey Layton from WaPo … Rachel Smolkin, Mitra Kalita and Waffa Munayyer of CNN… Lauren Maddox, senior policy adviser at Holland – Kn well … Jill Cartwright …
… Fred Smith, CEO and President of FedEx, is 76 years old … Chris Lisi (h/ ts Jon Haber) … Maggie Tennis … Dan Wolf … Jim Wilkinson, President and CEO of TrailRunner International … Mark Chou … Chad VonLuehrte is 41 years old … Kedrin Simms BrachmanArray.. Charlene BarshefskyArray.. Kimberly Scott, founder and editor of DemList (h/t Ryan Heath) Array.. Jackie NorrisArray.. Sam Myers Jr.Array.. Iowa AG Tom Miller is 76 years old. .. Eleni Manis … Kari Butcher and Rebecca Wilhelm of Edelman … Philip Scranage … Yelena Shuster … Kimberly BurnsArray.. former Senator Tim Hutchinson (R-Ark.) It has years (h/t Tim Griffin) Array.. Walter YetnikoffArray.. Jacob S. SegalArray.. Pete LarkinArray.. Jillian Gates of the American UniversitiesArray Association.. Drew TrojanowskiArray.. Pamitha Weerasing heArray.. John KohlerArray.. Thad HuguleyArray.. John Files
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