yebocan
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Supreme Court strikes down restrictive Louisiana abortion law that would have closed clinics
awaiting the usual tweet barrage...lets see how long till the idea gets floated : time to expand the nineChief Justice Roberts with the liberal justices.
Again.
So long Louisiana abortion law.
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I think that this couple are heroes.
awaiting the usual tweet barrage...lets see how long till the idea gets gets floated : time to expand the nine
That couple are a pure distillation of 40 years of Republican orthodoxy, backed up by twenty five years of Fox News' fear and grievance mongering.
It's a gated community, the folk marching - on the public sidewalk - are their *neighbours* in that community.
Their response to a group of BLM folk peacefully walking by their house is to grab a machine gun to threaten and intimidate them.
Their privilege allows them to brandish firearms at folk who are, in no way whatsoever, threatening them - seemingly without consequence.
Fear and grievance.
"Heroes"? Not even a bit.
Jim Carrey Paints A Morbid Picture Of Donald Trump’s MAGA Rallies
The president’s “Reckless Endangerment Tour” of pandemic campaign rallies is featured in the “Kidding” actor’s new cartoon.
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Jim Carrey Paints A Morbid Picture Of Trump’s MAGA Rallies
The president's "Reckless Endangerment Tour" of pandemic campaign rallies is featured in the "Kidding" actor's new cartoon.www.huffpost.com
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President Donald Trump delivers a rally speech to headstones in a graveyard in actor Jim Carrey’s new artwork.
The “Kidding” star joined the chorus of criticism being hurled at the president for pressing ahead with 2020 campaign events amid the coronavirus pandemic in his latest anti-Trump piece shared online Thursday.
Carrey called it the “Reckless Endangerment Tour.”
Trump, ignoring admonitions from public health experts, spoke at indoor rallies in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday, and in Phoenix on Tuesday.
Multiple states this week saw record surges in confirmed cases of COVID-19 and some, including Texas and Florida, have paused plans to further loosen lockdown restrictions.
It's not about Trump vs Biden anymore. It's about folks who sympathise with violent protesters who loot, vandalise, and destroy property, vs the rest. That is why the silent majority will elect Trump for another four years.
They just shut the back door that lobbyists wanted to use to overturn Roe v Wade. Good.Supreme Court strikes down restrictive Louisiana abortion law that would have closed clinics
lmao, CNN trying so hard to make Texas and Florida COVID case spike seem worse than California.
They shet on Texas and Florida, and then conveniently talk about how Californian cities are encouraging people to wear masks and so on.
That's some Grade A misleading journalism right there.
They just shut the back door that lobbyists wanted to use to overturn Roe v Wade. Good.
lumeer, Jared's just started this thread... looks like it's not done yet... but read it when you get a moment.
Running For Reelection, Trump Talks Like He’s Running For President Of The Confederacy
Why pander to the “heritage” of a rebellion started solely to defend the right to own Black people as slaves? Critics say it’s simple: He’s a racist.
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Running For Reelection, Trump Talks Like He’s Running For President Of The Confederacy
Why pander to the "heritage" of a rebellion started solely to defend the right to own Black people as slaves? Critics say it’s simple: He’s a racist.www.huffpost.com
Donald Trump is running for a second term as president of the United States, but in recent weeks he’s spoken and written as if he wants to be the next president of the Confederacy.
Amid a national uproar over the recent killing of a Black man by a white Minneapolis police officer and an erosion in his own polling numbers, Trump has made the cornerstone of his response a vow to protect monuments and memorials to the leaders of the treasonous rebellion that cost 750,000 lives for the sole purpose of keeping Blacks enslaved.
In speeches, Trump has vowed to protect “our heritage” as protesters around the country call for the removal of memorials to Confederate leaders. He has even threatened to veto a major defense bill that includes a provision requiring renaming military bases that now honor Confederate commanders.
“These Monumental and very Powerful Bases have become part of a Great American Heritage,” Trump wrote in a June 10 statement he posted to Twitter.
Trump has even ordered Interior Secretary David Bernhardt to restore a statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike that had been torn down by protesters in Washington, D.C., according to NBC News.
“He obviously thinks it plays with his base,” said David Axelrod, the Democratic consultant who led the campaign of the first African American president, Barack Obama, in 2008.
In 2017, after neo-Nazis marched in Charlottesville, Virginia, and a counterprotester was killed when one of them drove his car into a crowd, Trump defended them for wanting to protect a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee and said that there had been “very fine people on both sides” of the violent rally. In 2019, Trump called Lee a “great general.”
White House officials would not respond to HuffPost queries about Trump’s interest in the Confederacy’s heritage.
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I refer you to the 9GAG post of the same video, where most comments are in support of the couple.
The couple were quite reasonable in their response considering everything that's been happening in America over the last few weeks. And some of the protesters in front of their house were white, while some happened to be black, but let's just call them racist for defending their property.
Gilead Sciences announced Monday the much-anticipated pricing for its coronavirus treatment remdesivir, saying it will cost hospitals $3,120 for a typical U.S. patient with commercial insurance.
The company announced its pricing plans in preparation for it to begin charging for the antiviral drug in July. The company has been donating doses to the U.S. government for distribution since it received emergency use authorization in May.
The drugmaker said it will sell remdesivir for $390 per vial to governments “of developed countries” around the world, and the price for U.S. private insurance companies will stand at $520 per vial. In the U.S., that means Gilead will charge a lower price for government programs like Medicare and a higher price for private insurers.
“Whether you’re covered by a private insurer, whether you’re covered by a government insurer, whether you’re uninsured with Covid-19, there will not be an issue for access with remdesivir,” Gilead CEO Daniel O’Day said in an interview with CNBC’s Meg Tirrell on “Squawk Box.”
Uninsured individuals will be covered under provisions of the CARES Act, a senior official in the Department of Health and Human Services said on a conference call with reporters Monday. For privately insured people, out-of-pocket costs will be determined by individual insurance plans, the official added.
Every drug in the U.S. has two list prices due to the country’s health care system, O’Day told CNBC, adding that he stands by the pricing structure and that it will ensure access for those who need it. Its government price of $390 per vial was determined based on developed countries with the lowest purchasing power, O’Day said, in order to avoid negotiations with each country that could slow down access to the drug.
The company said it has entered into agreements with generic manufacturers to provide the drug at a “substantially lower cost” in developing countries.
Shares of Gilead rose more than 2% in early trading Monday.
Exclusive: NRA has shed 200 staffers this year as group faces financial crisis
Gun rights organization may struggle to support Trump in 2020 election amid layoffs and furloughs
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Exclusive: NRA has shed 200 staffers this year as group faces financial crisis
Gun rights organization may struggle to support Trump in 2020 election amid layoffs and furloughswww.theguardian.com
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After spending over $30m to help elect Donald Trump in 2016, the National Rifle Association faces a deepening financial crisis with over 200 staff layoffs and furloughs in 2020, according to three NRA sources, gun analysts and documents.
The situation is likely to hinder efforts by the gun rights group to help Trump and other Republicans win in November’s election.
The 200-plus layoffs and furloughs, which have not previously been reported and were mainly at NRA headquarters in Virginia, were spurred by declines in revenues and fundraising, heavy legal spending, political infighting, and charges of insider self-dealing under scrutiny by attorneys general in New York and Washington DC, the sources say.
“The widespread Covid layoffs and furloughs have further harmed both the NRA’s legal capacity and political influence beyond what was already a troubling deterioration,” said one NRA official who requested anonymity to discuss internal matters. The official added the outlook this year for NRA political spending was “deeply concerning.”
NRA staff learned about the furloughs, plus 20% staff pay cuts, four-day work weeks and other belt tightening, in an April email from Wayne LaPierre, the longtime top executive of the NRA, which claims it has 5 million members.
lumeer, Jared's just started this thread... looks like it's not done yet... but read it when you get a moment.
So, I write "a group of BLM folk peacefully walking by their house" and you read "racist"?
Jared's thread is done now. 32/32. Read the damn thread.