The Media Got Virginia Embarrassingly Wrong | 1/21/20
It seems Hunter Biden isn’t the only one in his family to miraculously profit in a business he knew nothing about – meet Frank Biden. And it’s the first day of the impeachment trial, but the country doesn’t care. Yesterday’s gun rights rally in Virginia ended with no violence and no extremists, and protesters even picked up their own trash. Glenn argues Prince Harry’s decision to leave royalty behind is three generations in the making. Meanwhile, the 2020 Democrats are resembling both a comedy TV show and the 2016 Republican field. But who is their Trump? And what would you do if you were "Mike Bloomberg rich," with $54 billion? For starters, hopefully avoid the new flu-like Chinese disease.
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It seems Hunter Biden isn’t the only one in his family to miraculously profit in a business he knew nothing about – meet Frank Biden. And it’s the first day of the impeachment trial, but the country doesn’t care. Yesterday’s gun rights rally in Virginia ended with no violence and no extremists, and protesters even picked up their own trash. Glenn argues Prince Harry’s decision to leave royalty behind is three generations in the making. Meanwhile, the 2020 Democrats are resembling both a comedy TV show and the 2016 Republican field. But who is their Trump? And what would you do if you were "Mike Bloomberg rich," with $54 billion? For starters, hopefully avoid the new flu-like Chinese disease.
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