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konfab
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Just consider it an abortion that is 17 years too late
. But both parents are responsible here. The medical examiner's report is shocking...
Lots of risk there. Coronavirus is the least of her problems.
But take a look at this part.
Just imagine the quality of care these people gave to their patients. Self-medicating when they are not doctors....
A sinus infection and a cough after deliberately going to a place to get infected with covid.
You are pretty much close to death with that. They did the right thing by putting her on gumpa's oxygen, but then they should have taken her immediately to hospital instead of self-medicating.
https://floridacovidaction.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/carsyn-leigh.pdf
It is a shocking tale, that is for sure.Just consider it an abortion that is 17 years too late
The medical examiner's report is shocking...
Lots of risk there. Coronavirus is the least of her problems.
But take a look at this part.
Just imagine the quality of care these people gave to their patients. Self-medicating when they are not doctors....
A sinus infection and a cough after deliberately going to a place to get infected with covid.
You are pretty much close to death with that. They did the right thing by putting her on gumpa's oxygen, but then they should have taken her immediately to hospital instead of self-medicating.
https://floridacovidaction.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/carsyn-leigh.pdf
Angers me beyond anything really.
Thankfully, coronavirus will soon disappear, as Donald Trump, who is a smart guy (and his uncle is a doctor) assures us. Many doctors have expressed amazement over Mr Trump's knowledge of, and insight into, medicine. He had a hunch about hydroxychloroquine back when most people didn't even know how to pronounce it.
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Soft-around-the-middle, bow-tie wearing, never-served-a-day, overly coiffed, Jon Stewart owned, alt-right curious frozen food heir says this person:
Whose family have fought in every American conflict since the Revolutionary War, who lost both legs in Afghanistan and who currently serves as the United States Senator for Illinois...
Hates America.
Trumpists, your darling for 2024 is garbage, come fetch him.
Whose family have fought in every American conflict since the Revolutionary War, who lost both legs in Afghanistan and who currently serves as the United States Senator for Illinois...
Hates America.
Trumpists, your darling for 2024 is garbage, come fetch him.
TysonRoux
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The visit to the WH paid off.
Kanye, hedge funds and Girl Scouts among those who got PPP loans
Huge data set reveals billionaires, celebrities and the well connected all received forgivable, taxpayer-backed loans.
www.aljazeera.com
The United States government's small business lending programme has benefited millions of companies, with the goal of minimizing the number of layoffs Americans have suffered in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Yet the recipients of these forgivable, government-backed loans include billionaires, the well-connected and a few others you may not have expected.
Kanye West's clothing line. The sculptor Jeff Koons. Law firms and high-dollar hedge funds. The Girl Scouts. Political groups on both the left and right.
Trump pushes back against congressional oversight for $500 billion bailout fund
www.cnbc.com
Kanye, hedge funds and Girl Scouts among those who got PPP loans
Huge data set reveals billionaires, celebrities and the well connected all received forgivable, taxpayer-backed loans.
Kanye, hedge funds and Girl Scouts among those who got PPP loans
Huge data set reveals billionaires, celebrities and the well-connected all received forgivable, taxpayer-backed loans.
The United States government's small business lending programme has benefited millions of companies, with the goal of minimizing the number of layoffs Americans have suffered in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Yet the recipients of these forgivable, government-backed loans include billionaires, the well-connected and a few others you may not have expected.
Kanye West's clothing line. The sculptor Jeff Koons. Law firms and high-dollar hedge funds. The Girl Scouts. Political groups on both the left and right.
Trump pushes back against congressional oversight for $500 billion bailout fund
Trump pushes back against congressional oversight for $500 billion bailout fund
Democrats cheered the addition of an inspector general as a victory, but Trump said the watchdog needs his permission to make reports to Congress.
www.cnbc.com
Sideshow Bob
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I wonder if trump is behind all this confederate flag & statue being pulled down.. one never knows hey.
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Devout christian the Orange Dotard.
Evangelical Megachurch With Close Ties To Trump Approved for Millions In Pandemic Aid
Religious organizations — mostly Christian — received a total of $7.3 billion in pandemic aid from the Small Business Administration.
Evangelical Megachurch With Close Ties To Trump Approved for Millions In Pandemic Aid
Religious organizations -- mostly Christian -- received a total of $7.3 billion in pandemic aid from the Small Business Administration.www.huffpost.com
WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - A Dallas megachurch whose pastor has been a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump was approved for a forgivable loan worth $2 million to $5 million, according to long-awaited government data released on Monday.
Vice President Mike Pence spoke at a rally last month at the First Baptist Church of Dallas, whose pastor, Robert Jeffress, has been on Trump’s evangelical advisory board.
It was among the tens of thousands of religious organizations that received a total of $7.3 billion in pandemic aid from the Small Business Administration.
The list of religious organizations approved for about 88,400 small business loans also included Joyce Meyer Ministries Inc, a Missouri church which in 2007-2011 was investigated by the Senate over its finances. That church was approved for $5 million to $10 million - the largest sum an individual entity could apply for.
can already hear, Meyers saying ....Oh boy man, god is great,,,,,can I hear an amen...
TysonRoux
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Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans
www.cnn.com
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn (third from left) and members of his family recite an oath that is affiliated with the QAnon conspiracy movement. The image comes from a video Flynn posted to his Twitter feed on July 4, 2020. The video has been viewed at least 1.8 million times, according to Twitter data.
In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.
Followers of QAnon believe there is a "deep state" within the US government that is controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. According to the conspiracy, the cabal is largely run by Democratic politicians and liberal celebrities -- and Trump is trying to take them down.
Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.
These elements of Flynn's post -- the oath, paired with the catchphrase and hashtag -- are distinctive to the QAnon movement and are used widely by its followers, experts say. Flynn never explicitly mentions QAnon in the video, and his lawyer claims his phrasing is innocuous.
"This is absolutely pro-QAnon," said Mike Rothschild, who recently published a book examining and debunking some of the most prominent conspiracy theories. "It's the same version of the enlistment oath that Q followers have been filming themselves taking for the last week. And the phrase at the end, 'Where we go one, we go all,' is a key catchphrase in the Q mythology."
There are more than 10,500 replies to Flynn's tweet, many from self-identified QAnon supporters who thanked Flynn for his comments, used the same hashtag or posted clips of their own oaths. Flynn's video had been viewed 1.8 million times as of Tuesday, according to Twitter data.
Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans
In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.
www.cnn.com
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn (third from left) and members of his family recite an oath that is affiliated with the QAnon conspiracy movement. The image comes from a video Flynn posted to his Twitter feed on July 4, 2020. The video has been viewed at least 1.8 million times, according to Twitter data.
In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.
Followers of QAnon believe there is a "deep state" within the US government that is controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. According to the conspiracy, the cabal is largely run by Democratic politicians and liberal celebrities -- and Trump is trying to take them down.
Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.
These elements of Flynn's post -- the oath, paired with the catchphrase and hashtag -- are distinctive to the QAnon movement and are used widely by its followers, experts say. Flynn never explicitly mentions QAnon in the video, and his lawyer claims his phrasing is innocuous.
"This is absolutely pro-QAnon," said Mike Rothschild, who recently published a book examining and debunking some of the most prominent conspiracy theories. "It's the same version of the enlistment oath that Q followers have been filming themselves taking for the last week. And the phrase at the end, 'Where we go one, we go all,' is a key catchphrase in the Q mythology."
There are more than 10,500 replies to Flynn's tweet, many from self-identified QAnon supporters who thanked Flynn for his comments, used the same hashtag or posted clips of their own oaths. Flynn's video had been viewed 1.8 million times as of Tuesday, according to Twitter data.
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Ai dios mioMichael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans
Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans
In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn (third from left) and members of his family recite an oath that is affiliated with the QAnon conspiracy movement. The image comes from a video Flynn posted to his Twitter feed on July 4, 2020. The video has been viewed at least 1.8 million times, according to Twitter data.
In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.
Followers of QAnon believe there is a "deep state" within the US government that is controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. According to the conspiracy, the cabal is largely run by Democratic politicians and liberal celebrities -- and Trump is trying to take them down.
Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.
These elements of Flynn's post -- the oath, paired with the catchphrase and hashtag -- are distinctive to the QAnon movement and are used widely by its followers, experts say. Flynn never explicitly mentions QAnon in the video, and his lawyer claims his phrasing is innocuous.
"This is absolutely pro-QAnon," said Mike Rothschild, who recently published a book examining and debunking some of the most prominent conspiracy theories. "It's the same version of the enlistment oath that Q followers have been filming themselves taking for the last week. And the phrase at the end, 'Where we go one, we go all,' is a key catchphrase in the Q mythology."
There are more than 10,500 replies to Flynn's tweet, many from self-identified QAnon supporters who thanked Flynn for his comments, used the same hashtag or posted clips of their own oaths. Flynn's video had been viewed 1.8 million times as of Tuesday, according to Twitter data.
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OrbitalDawn
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Yes, and? What does that have to do with the question of polling accuracy?
OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
The polls he likes are like that, therefore all polls are like that.
Projection is second nature to the reactionary brain. Which is why Trump accuses everyone of the things he does himself.
OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
Which has what to do with how they elect POTUS, which isn't a State office, but a federal one?
Vorastra said:
No, it isn't. It's a federation, like Germany, Switzerland, Australia etc.
Vorastra said:
Or... because it would mean all voters have equal say in who becomes POTUS, instead of anti-democratic, archaic and broken systems like the EC.
If you'd read up on it a bit you'd realise the EC has literally never functioned the way it was initially designed, because everyone knows, and knew, including immediately after it was crafted as a way to placate slave-owners, that it was stupid and broken.
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OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
Getting whiffs of 2018 when they were all screeching about the polls being fake and that the vacuous, dishonest scaremongering about the migrant caravans was going to change it all...
OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
Good grief!
OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
And now for the least surprising news...
www.businessinsider.com.au
Trump cheated on his SAT by paying someone to take it for him, according to Mary Trump's new book
President Donald Trump's niece's tell-all book, set to be published next week, says Trump paid someone to take his SAT for him.
www.businessinsider.com.au
TysonRoux
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Trump can’t ignore the whispers anymore.
Donald Trump is sinking in the polls. He's tried to ignore COVID-19 and the Russian bounty scandal, but he can’t ignore the whispers. His staff keeps leaking to the press about how mentally and physically weak he is, how he can’t focus, and why he hides in a bunker when it matters most.
This is just what a few of them would say on the record.
- We are witnessing the consequences of three years without mature leadership.”
—Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis, The Atlantic, June 3, 2020 - “Remained stunningly uninformed on how to run the White House.”
—Former National Security Advisor John Bolton, The Room Where it Happened - “An idiot.”
—Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to Bob Woodward, Fear: Trump in the White House - “A racist, misogynist, and bigot.”
—Former Assistant to the President Omarosa Manigault Newman, Unhinged - “A f***ing moron.”
—Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, NBC News, Oct. 4, 2017
Jul 7, 2020
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Donald Trump is sinking in the polls. Now the sharks are circling and his staff keeps leaking to the press about how mentally weak and physically weak he is, how he can’t focus, and why he hides when it matters most.
Their whispers are only going to get bolder and louder before November.
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TEXTILE GUY
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Well - hopefully come November and we can flush it all away.
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