As a new week dawns, the White House pulled together a lookback on July 4 celebrations. Our team pulled together a discourse on Social Media on the discourse from the Campaign as a #Election2020 begins with discourse courtesy the Lincoln Project, David Frum, The Biden Campaign and the Trump Campaign along with some discourse courtesy the team at the Real News and the Washington Examiner.
Our team will continue its' daily assessment over Twitter this week as our Live Broadcast POD will be available on demand featuring SkyNews-We also hope all join in making sure to #WearAMask and practice Social Distancing as we all do our part to beat COVID-19:
      
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it’s Jen, Joe Biden’s campaign manager. I’m writing to you with an incredibly exciting update. While we’re still counting, it looks like you did it again! I am proud to announce that in June -- with your support -- and the support of so many others -- we raised over $141 million. Not only is this a jaw-dropping sum of money, but we once again outraised Donald Trump!! And this is before we have our final numbers! In total, our campaign and the DNC raised $282.1 million for the quarter. It’s a true testament that the people are standing behind Joe Biden. And our most powerful tool in winning this election is you, mike. You may have been with VP Biden since day one, or you may have just joined us, but, either way, we’re so glad that you’re here. Here’s a look at how you and your fellow Team Joe supporters are powering this campaign:
It’s clear that voters are looking for steady leadership, experience, empathy, compassion, and character -- and they’ll find all of these qualities in Vice President Joe Biden. This has been our argument since day one of this campaign, and it will be our winning argument in November. And mike, we can’t lose sight of what is at stake. As the VP likes to say, we are in a battle for the soul of this nation, and the need to elect Joe Biden has never been more apparent. The coronavirus. Our economy. Combating institutional racism. All that and more is on the line. We absolutely cannot afford a president who only cares about himself. We urgently need a leader who will bring us together, overcome this emergency, and build us back stronger than before. I’m looking forward to the work we’re going to accomplish together, and to the day we’re going to win this thing. All my best, Jen Jen O’Malley Dillon Campaign Manager Biden for President 
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Activist and recording artist Eze Jackson and TRNN Executive Producer Lisa Snowden-McCray. Hosted by Kim Brown. If you have questions/comments/suggestions for the show email us at stircrazy@therealnews.com
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Baltimore Teachers Union President Diamonté Brown discusses a recent lawsuit over unpaid instructional days, global protests against racism, the movement to defund the police, and calls to remove officers from schools.
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Monday, July 6, 2020
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