Ride The Fence

The White House communications team has been announced, and while corporate news outlets have rejoiced at the fact that they are all women, the rest of us are looking at their history in politics. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court overturns New York Governor Cuomo's order, Israel most likely assassinated another Iranian nuclear scientist, the feds rule to allow death by firing squad, Trump suggests that he may pardon himself, and more.

If you thought, even for a moment, that Joe Biden would bring positive change to America, think again. After announcing only a few of his cabinet members, it's more than obvious that his presidency will bring more of the same.

With Joe Biden as the projected winner, there are only two months until he will be sworn in. How much damage can Donald Trump do to public trust in our democracy between now and then? Is election fraud affecting the outcome of this presidential race?

No matter where you stand politically, one thing is certain: divided we fall. Watch us walk in downtown Memphis, TN asking strangers who they want to win and who they believe will win. This is our very first segment of Tearing Down the Fence.

Joe Biden, in his third run for president, narrowly defeats Donald Trump to become 46th President of the United States of America.

The race between Trump and Biden is close this year. In some cases, the polls are identical to Hillary's performance against Donald in 2016, but in many key areas, Biden has taken a much greater "lead" against him. You saw how it turned out last time though, right?

At this particular moment, corporate news is flooding the public with the narrative that Joe Biden is slated to defeat Donald Trump by a landslide. Rewind to 2016: Joe's performance in major polls is, more or less, identical to Hillary Clinton's; we may have to endure four more years of orange man. In other news, the New York Post has published several articles nailing Hunter Biden to a cross and taking his father down with him, but does it even make a difference?

Sure, maybe the Boogaloo isn't "officially" the far right, but every time we hear about them, they're doing something ridiculous, so it's probably time to call a spade a spade. In other news, Trump is very far behind in the polls (further behind than he was 4 years ago at this time), but will it be another wild card experience? Also, the GOP plans to have Amy Coney Barrett, the new Associate Supreme Court Justice nominee, voted in before election day.

Whether you like Biden/Harris or Trump/Pence or neither (I like neither), we can all agree that the Vice Presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence was far more civil and productive than the first debate. With that being said, the entire ordeal was essentially a contest to see who has more Republican endorsements and who loves fracking more. Luckily, a fly landed on Pence's head and unanimously won the debate. A Fly 2020.

As Texas Governor Greg Abbott is blatantly suppressing the voices of his own constituents, and the Commission on Presidential Debates is considering changing the rules of future debates after the dumpster fire of an experience we all suffered through last time, Trump's campaign is giving the FEC hell for choosing one of Biden's former interns to host the next debate. Trump gets the coronavirus.