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onetexan

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28. Exactly, and adult children & their kids who cannot visit their elderly parents, aunts & uncles in
Reply to cp (Reply #2)
Thu Aug 6, 2020, 11:37 PM
Aug 2020

nursing homes & hospitals. My God, this is a hideous virus. A close friend's daughter just had her baby couple months ago, and the baby's great-grandmother (GG) had to stand outside the glass window to see the newborn after he was brought home. My friend had the baby & her parents stay at her house, and they arranged the behind-glass-window visit both to protect the GG and the baby for fear that if they were to contract the virus, their family would not be allowed to be with either one in the hospital. My friend said it was heartbreaking to see GG's tears since the little one was her first great-grandchild and she could not hold the baby. Such is our new normal.

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Joe Biden campaign ad: "Donna" [View all] brooklynite Aug 2020 OP
Meh Auggie Aug 2020 #1
Disagree brooklynite Aug 2020 #4
I respectfully disagree. kimmylavin Aug 2020 #6
Why is it weak ? I think people often judge things by how they JI7 Aug 2020 #7
Boring ... and flat. Could have been executed better. Auggie Aug 2020 #8
I'm betting you don't have grandchildren you can't visit. TomSlick Aug 2020 #9
Oh boo-hoo ... what about the soon-to-be evicted, unemployed, and dead? Auggie Aug 2020 #14
Well, that's quite a charitable response. nt Tommy_Carcetti Aug 2020 #15
The one neither denies nor supports the other. LanternWaste Aug 2020 #18
Fix your quote! nt USALiberal Aug 2020 #22
Your non sequitur is duly noted. TomSlick Aug 2020 #23
Brava ... whataboutism and strawman in one compact package! DenverJared Aug 2020 #30
LOL, post yours! nt USALiberal Aug 2020 #21
I think it's a great ad StarfishSaver Aug 2020 #24
I agree Skittles Aug 2020 #29
Good appeal to grandparents who aren't cult cp Aug 2020 #2
Exactly, and adult children & their kids who cannot visit their elderly parents, aunts & uncles in onetexan Aug 2020 #28
Isn't The Villages retirement community where the White Power guy lived? Lonestarblue Aug 2020 #3
Trolling Trump, and also well-targeted at winnable voters. lagomorph777 Aug 2020 #5
the villages is very far out there - and yes they overwhelmingly support trump.... getagrip_already Aug 2020 #10
Ugh, Democratic glurge, heaven help our party Warpy Aug 2020 #11
It's an effective ad for those who are missing their kids, grandkids, Cha Aug 2020 #17
Everyone can't be appealed to by "hitting those motherless bastards" StarfishSaver Aug 2020 #25
True, he's not one note and never was Warpy Aug 2020 #26
Campaigns produce a variety of ads for different demographics DenverJared Aug 2020 #31
Great ad Gothmog Aug 2020 #12
This is truth. phylny Aug 2020 #13
TY, Donna & Joe Biden! Cha Aug 2020 #16
Moving ad XanaDUer2 Aug 2020 #19
Definitely targeted. qwlauren35 Aug 2020 #20
But if Trump remains in office it's likely to go on longer than 6 months JI7 Aug 2020 #32
The ad makes it acceptable to toss Drumpf and vote Ilsa Aug 2020 #27
Ed McGinty, a guy who also lives in the Villages, supports Joe too. CousinIT Aug 2020 #33
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