Joe Biden Passes On Milwaukee!

Joe Biden will not accept his nomination in Milwaukee. He will do the nomination virtually.

WEAR THE DAMN MASK! SAVE A LIFE!

The presumptive Democratic nominee will announce his vice presidential candidate in the coming days. Stay tuned for that news.

Joe Biden has decided to not risk the lives by showing up to Milwaukee to accept his nomination.

The Democratic National Committee had announced they were scaling back the convention. They were first in deciding to hold a virtual convention. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the presidential campaigns of both Biden and Donald J. Trump are limited.

Trump tried to hold rallies despite the danger. His rallies in Tulsa, Oklahoma and Phoenix, Arizona were disasters. The infamous Tulsa rally was the last place Herman Cain went to. The Black conservative agitator died from the coronavirus. Kimberly Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of Donald Trump, Jr. and Gov. Kevin Stits tested positive for the coronavirus.

Trump cancelled his New Hampshire rally. He feared social media will ruin it like the Tulsa rally.

Trump will no longer accept his nomination in Charlotte. He also cancelled his plans to host the Republican National Convention at Jacksonville. He is considering accepting the nomination on the White House South Lawn. That move is controversial.

This is the strongest indication that the DNC turns to a virtual campaign. The party will not put the risks of its delegates and nominee in danger of the coronavirus.

"From the very beginning of this pandemic, we put the health and safety of the American people first. We followed science, listened to doctors and public health experts, and we continued making adjustments to our plans in order to protect lives. That's the kind of steady and responsible leadership America deserves. And that's the leadership Joe Biden will bring to the White House," said Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez.

The city of Milwaukee warned the Democratic Party that holding a large gathering would increase the likelihood of the coronavirus spreading.

Donald Trump promised to bring back jobs, but his policies crushed the manufacturing sector—and that was true even before COVID-19.

I’ll revitalize American manufacturing and innovation and create millions of good-paying jobs so we can build back better. https://t.co/HrOOkWWQof

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 6, 2020

There's been a lot of talk about my vetting process lately. Here’s an inside look: pic.twitter.com/tFRKJOE3hi

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 5, 2020

Thousands of Americans are dying every week. The President's response?

"It is what it is." pic.twitter.com/GT59hr14kb

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 4, 2020

Biden will accept his nomination in Delaware.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Biden's decision of not showing up to Wisconsin could hurt his chances at retaking it from Trump. Trump won the state barely but is going to campaign to keep the state in his column.

Trump won't have a huge rally at his nomination. He had to scrap his plans to hold the Republican National Convention in Charlotte and Jacksonville.

Trump's latest flubs and the Republicans forcing voters to vote in-person during the primaries could put the state back in the Democrats hands.

The DNC has confirmed that the convention will be virtual because of the coronavirus risks.

So far in the United States, we have over 200,000 American dead from COVID-19. We have over 5 million confirmed cases in the country. We have unemployment at record rates. The unemployment rate is currently at 11.1% and Trump is hoping that July's numbers show a decline.

Biden has to face opposition from not only Republicans but a bunch of leftists still salty that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) lost the delegate race again. Then of course, entertainer Kanye West coming into the race as an apparent spoiler.

West is being drafted by Republicans to reach the ballot in crucial states that Democrats need to win.