Iran’s Leaders Steal Over 1 Billion Euros in Virus Money – Liberal Dems Want to Send Them MORE – WHAT?

What Are the Libs Up to Now? How do crazy liberal members of Congress propose tackling the coronavirus? Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY) and Ilhan Omar (MN) are among a group of Democratic lawmakers calling on the Trump administration to end sanctions on Iran during the coronavirus pandemic. Yes, lift sanctions and send another pallet of cash on a plane in the middle of the night like Obama did. But wait! It gets so much better! EU Nations contributed 1 Billion Euros to Iran to help fight the coronavirus but the Iranian regime leaders stole it! AND… These same regime leaders have flat out stated that they would not take any help offered by the evil Americans. How long before the Iranian peoples' revolution happens? Or better yet, how long will we have to hear from this bunch of crazy new members of congress? Crazy Liberal Proposal Here Iranian Regimes Steal Aid Here The Trump Agenda During presidential election cycles, the Democrats have shown a propensity to telegraph well in advance what their election strategy will be against their Republican opponent. The reelection of Donald Trump will be the liberal Democrats' worst nightmare. In 2020, the Democrats are telegraphing that election fraud and voter disenfranchisement – particularly with absentee ballots – will be this cycle's red herrings to throw doubt on the outcome of the presidential election. President Trump has recorded his highest approval ratings ever during this crisis mainly due to his daily press conferences with his Coronavirus task team. A BIG issue for the Biden campaign is that Democrat voters are not enthusiastic about him or his campaign.  Fifteen percent of Bernie Sanders supporters say they will vote for Trump if Biden is the eventual nominee. 15% of Bernie supporters will vote for Trump! That is insane! More Here Market Intel April will pose a crucial test for stock-market investors looking for signs that the worst of the market carnage triggered by the global COVID-19 pandemic is past, as the outbreak continues to claim lives and promises historic, near-term economic pain. "The coming weeks will be a blizzard of bad news — both on the economy and public health," said Zach Pandl, macro strategist at Goldman Sachs, in a Monday note. "We doubt that markets will be able to price out adverse tail risks against that backdrop, and new challenges might emerge, including sovereign downgrades, FX peg breaks, or a wave of business failures." But some investors and analysts contend that while markets are likely to remain volatile, the stock market's bounceback last week after tumbling with record speed from all-time highs into a bear market, gives hope that March 23 lows for major indexes may more or less hold. Even hopeful investors often caution that bear markets are typically volatile and often see sharp rebounds before retesting lows or going on to decline even further before finding a bottom. More Here Hmm, That Makes Your Think Where there's a will there's a way! A man who used a drone to ask a woman out on a date during the coronavirus lockdown in New York has taken her out on their first in-person date while wearing a protective inflatable bubble. Brooklyn photographer, Jeremy Cohen, 28, gained notoriety after he shared a video on social media of him flying a drone with his phone number attached to the woman, named Tori, while self-isolating. Cohen explained in an earlier video how he first noticed the woman from his New York apartment when she was seen dancing on a nearby rooftop, and decided to put his time in quarantine to good use by asking her out in a funny and very novel way.  'I can't believe this actually worked and yes this is a real story,' Cohen wrote on Twitter. In the days since, Cohen reported that Tori and he had gone on a first 'date', revealing that they arranged to have a socially-distant dinner, with him sitting on his balcony while Tori set up her meal on the rooftop where he first saw her. Cohen messaged Tori and asked her to meet him outside her apartment for their first official in-person date - to which she quickly agreed.   What Tori could not have guessed was that Cohen would be wearing an enormous inflatable bubble to ensure that the two of them remained socially distant even while hanging out together. Tori emerges from her building and when she claps eyes on Cohen in his bubble suit she buckles at the knee and begins laughing. 'I think she liked it,' Cohen says. More Here Thanks again for subscribing to Informed American Today. Sincerely, Evan Roberts, Editor-In-Chief Informed American Today PS - We love hearing your comments and suggestions. 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