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If President Trump election fraud lawsuits are unable to reverse the current election equilibrium, the defeated, but not surrendered GOP refocusing on the deficit matters could become a headache for ex-Vice President “Uncle”Joe, “Sleeping in a wrong century”  Biden and his ambitious economic plan should he occupy the White House in January 2021:

“It will definitely be harder for Biden to push through his programmes for big spending on green energy if Republicans retain control of the Senate,” says James Hamilton, professor of economics at the University of California at San Diego. “In general, I expect deficits to be smaller when the White House and Senate are controlled by different parties than we would see when either party has full power.”

The Republicans return to its thrifty stance on the federal deficit, which may potentially upset Joe Biden’s applecart should he win the White House, say economic observers.

As millions of people are returning home following the Thanksgiving holiday, he said it was “not too late” for those yet to travel to help curb the virus by wearing masks and socially distancing, with the US has recorded more than 13 million coronavirus cases and more than 266,000 people have died.

As of Sunday, the number of Covid-19 cases recorded in November have surpassed four million, double the figure recorded in October.

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Covid: Fauci warns of ‘surge in cases’ post Thanksgiving – BBC News

Roughly 25 years ago, Capt. Cassidy “Dudley” Norman, a great American whose dedication to our country makes all of us proud of our veterans, landed his jet aboard the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy, an old workhorse of a flattop that was commissioned in 1968, one of the last non-nuclear carriers in the Navy’s fleet before it was decommissioned in 2007. Last month, Norman completed carrier qualifications aboard the nation’s newest carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, ahead assuming command of the carrier John C. Stennis next month.

That arrested landing provided Norman with some distinctive bragging rights: he has now landed aboard six different classes of U.S. aircraft carriers in his career. Besides the Kennedy and Ford classes, Norman has landed a F/A-18 on the Independence, another non-nuclear carrier and the last of the Forrestal class of carriers that were first designed and built in the 1950s, according to the Navy. He’s also landed on the Enterprise, of the Enterprise class, the Kitty Hawk class and multiple Nimitz-class carriers.