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BigmanPigman's JournalJonathan Pie isn't happy with Boris....
Sounds similar to tRump's brilliant Covid policies...
If I called Manchin as a constituent would he still be able to
flip his vote for Tanden? Is the Tanden confirmation dead?
Snow storm in Saudi Arabia, first time in 50 years.
"Camels 'Confused' by Snow as Video of Saudi Arabia Winter Storm Goes Viral"
https://www.newsweek.com/camels-confused-snow-saudi-arabia-winter-storm-1570192
"Video shows camels caught in a blizzard after a rare winter storm blanketed swathes of the Middle East, from Saudi Arabia to Syria and Libya to Lebanon, in snow. The weather event was said to have been the first time in more than 50 years that snow had fallen there."
Keith isn't too happy about the 1st doggie being harassed by Newsmax.
Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) Tweeted:
Quick message to @gregkellyusa @newsmax @CraigSmpa and @DougWead : Fuck You.
This is a 12-year old German Shepherd - a senior dog. And youre insulting his APPEARANCE?
Hes in better shape than any of you - and smarter than all of you combined. https://twitter.com/KeithOlbermann/status/1362957111886544897?s=20
Trump Is Guilty of Pandemicide
History will show the former U.S. president was staggeringly negligent during the pandemics deadly third wave.
BY LAURIE GARRETT
https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/02/18/trump-is-guilty-of-pandemicide/
"There is vast evidence of Trumps negligence during the pandemics third wave. Had I been a member of the House of Representatives during the bodys impeachment deliberations, I would have added to Trumps indictment the crime of pandemicide, naming him as responsible for most of the COVID-19 deaths that transpired while he, the nations leader, was preoccupied with damning Joe Bidens election victory. Trumps failure to, as he vowed in his oath of office, faithfully execute the office of president of the United States promulgated a scale of lives lost exceeding anything experienced in the country since the Civil War, 160 years ago. ..the path of pandemicide was paved in pursuit of the presidents reelection and his relentless, all-consuming post-election campaign to refute his opponents victory, claiming election fraud and even theft. Despite the summer surge in COVID-19 infections nationwide, Trump abandoned virtual campaigning in favor of crowded, largely maskless gatherings of his supporters, knowingly risking that each rally would become a superspreader event."
"So, I level the charge of pandemicide against Trump for his failure to say or do anything to halt the soaring burden of infection and death across the United States from Election Day to his departure from office. During a period when experts inside his government warned that holiday travel and interactions over Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years could lead to massive spread of the virus, and states clamored for aid to disseminate vaccines, Trump was mum."
"He ignored the pandemic on Nov. 3, when 92,000 people were newly infected, bringing the nations cumulative total to 9.4 million and its death toll to 225,000.And by the time Trump boarded Marine One for his final helicopter ride at taxpayer expense, en route to Mar-a-Lago, 24 million Americans had tested positive with SARS-CoV-2, killing nearly 400,000 of them. Between the election and the inauguration, the number of infected Americans more than doubled, skyrocketing from 9.4 million cases to 24 millionadding some 15 million cases, on Trumps watch, when he was fixated on overturning Bidens victory and AWOL on the pandemic front."
"Between the election and the inauguration, the number of infected Americans more than doubled, skyrocketing from 9.4 million cases to 24 millionadding some 15 million cases, on Trumps watch, when he was fixated on overturning Bidens victory and AWOL on the pandemic front. And in his absence from pandemic dutyhis duty to protect the American people172,000 Americans died, nearly doubling the mortality toll since Election Day. Let history record that Donald Trump is guilty of the crime of pandemicide."
Atlantic City implodes its worst eye-sore
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/17/nyregion/atlantic-city-trump-plaza-implosion.html"The implosion of Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, the last vestige of the former presidents once-dominant brand in Atlantic City, N.J., took place Wednesday morning."
"The implosion of what was once the premier gaming destination in Atlantic City came less than a month after its best-known former owner, Donald J. Trump, left the White House after losing re-election and became the first president in history to be impeached twice. He was acquitted on Saturday of inciting the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol."
"The tower came down shortly after 9 a.m. amid a huge cloud of dust and an eruption of cheers."
Its an end of a not-so-great era, said Jennifer Owen, 50, who bid $575 to win a front-row seat at a V.I.P. breakfast in an oceanfront pavilion with a direct view of the implosion."
Didn't we just have 4 years of "infrastructure week"?
How can Texas fall off a grid when "that other guy" had so much infrastructure done across the US. Wasn't Texas included in Infrastructure Week?
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Parkland massacre changed us. But, three years later, it still hasn't changed us enough
https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/editorials/article249148830.html"The massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018 forced Florida to change in fundamental ways. The state grudgingly passed gun-control legislation, reversing decades of gun-lobby influence in a matter of weeks. The agonized eloquence of students from the school built a protest movement that spread across the country and led to a nationwide March for Our Lives school walkout. A reassessment of school safety finally brought action on long-simmering issues, including mental health and armed campus security."
"In the years after the shooting, Parklands influence spread across the country, with 67 new gun laws enacted in 26 states and Washington, D.C.$
"Thats a lot of progress, but its also not enough. The Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violences annual gun-law scorecard still gives Florida only a C minus rating. Among its chief suggestions to strengthen the states gun laws is requiring a background check on all gun sales, a basic safeguard in a place still widely known as the Gunshine State.
"The three Republican House members broke with their party to back Greenes ouster from House committees. It was a needed show of support and advocacy for Parklands cause. Three years on, those 17 deaths will mean nothing if we dont all show the same commitment."
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