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Trump campaign presents their star witness

Today at 09:32:37 AM by Pepsi
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Fiddling while Rome Burns

Yesterday at 10:02:16 PM by Blacklivesmatter | Views: 22 | Comments: 0

To date 49 white house staff members have contracted corona virus, including Trump himself and his entire family. How stupid can you be, tempting fate after you got off lucky one time already. I guess we know now. What are the odds that no attendee(s) will contract corona virus after these bashes, and more bashes are scheduled? Anybody else would've learned after the first lucky break, but not this guy. This is sending the worst message to the public, downplaying the seriousness and encouraging yet more people to disregard experts and play dic...

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A study in contrasts

Yesterday at 11:19:29 AM by Blacklivesmatter | Views: 33 | Comments: 0

I was watching Alex Trebek's last interview before he passed away from pancreatic cancer several weeks ago. I was impressed at what a class-act the man was. He had nothing but good things to say, praise and thanks for the people with him, and gratitude for a productive, successful carreer. He left us with dignity and was an example for all of us to aspire to, in our daily lives and when our times come as well.

Then there is the Donald, throwing a tantrum, "you cheated!" like an 8-year-old tagged out at home plate in Little League....

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Trump has led Republicans to the very, very, very bottom

Yesterday at 10:55:04 AM by Pepsi
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Is there even room under the bus for Barr?

December 01, 2020, 03:25:08 PM by notoc
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Barr: No evidence of fraud that’d change election outcome (from @AP) https://t.co/IHFTjTcYMc
— Michelle Smith😷💙🥰🏳️‍🌈🌊 (@MichelleRSmith) December 1, 2020

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...not all deaths are equal

December 01, 2020, 02:52:34 PM by notoc
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A Tory MP risked fury this afternoon as he argued 'not all deaths are equal' and 'not every death is a tragedy' during a crunch debate on Boris Johnson's new coronavirus rules.

Sir Charles Walker told the House of Commons that 'no government can abolish death, it's impossible' as he raged against the Prime Minister's latest restrictions.

The Conservative MP for Broxbourne said 'a tragedy is when a child dies' and when politicians use the same word to describe the death of an elderly person they 'diminis

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