Of course, it has to either be the worst thing in the history of the world, or completely fake. (Yes, that first part is hyperbole)
Sure, there are some who think the virus doesnt even exist. But most of the claims are not that the virus will literally disappear, but that it will no longer be overhyped into such a dominant issue. Kind of like those few weeks over the summer, when there was protesting to be done and some “important” funerals to attend, so covid news got bumped to after the commercial break, almost becoming an afterthought in the day’s news. Or how for a while we suddenly had to focus on the “percent positive” rate rather than positive cases, because the positive case count wasnt scaring people enough.
Then there’s the article(s) about the test threshold being abnormally high, and a more reasonable threshold would instantly slash the case count by 90%.
Politifact did not “fact check” any of that. But that doesnt matter - you agree this is the worse thing we’ve ever experienced, or you must be wrong.
You’re a fair person so I’m surprised to see you write that. I’m far older than the age at which special vulnerability commences. I’m male. And I have at least two other comorbidities.
People like myself should be extra cautious and remain at home so as to allow younger people, who are manifestly less vulnerable to the virus, to go about their business and have their lives. I have no right to demand, of younger folks, that they sacrifice on my account. It’s instead up to me to protect myself as best I’m able. Period.
But it is unfair for people in my situation to receive criticism for self-preservation when our efforts do not come at the expense of others.
Regarding mainstream Democrat propaganda media virus hype:
There is scant doubt they have engaged in this heavily for partisan political purposes. Heck, when Joe Biden is your candidate you seize on anything you can, Biden himself being such a hopeless cipher.
The virus hype will taper off if Biden is elected more quickly than if Trump prevails. The mainstream media is, today, 100% corrupt. Ignore their BS if you are smart.
Biden today making the BIG campaign effort, pulling out all the stops. He will make two appearances in Philly. That’s it!
For those unaware, Wilmington, Delaware is practically a suburb of Philadelphia. Biden will not even need an airplane. He’ll probably make the appearances via his campaign bus.
President Trump, on the other hand, will be making five campaign stops across several battleground states . . . you know . . . like the real POTUS candidate he actually is, and unlike old, decrepit, Biden.
The Fragiledeal POTUS election poll currently has Biden with a small lead over Trump with three days remaining for you to vote. Of course, as with the real election, some people will not vote until the very last minute.
It is interesting, though, the extent to which our poll so far is tracking the national polls. This is going to be a close election.
It’s pretty arrogant to declare them legally cast ballots, since the whole issue is if they are legally cast or not. And that is based on the fact that this county just decided to allow alternate methods of voting, rather than going through the state legislature as is (as the case alleges) required.
And what that “article” (a term I use loosely) leaves out is that the question is as much about the potentially improper handling of the ballots in these temporary structures, as it is the temporary structures. (I say “potential” because I have no clue what Texas law says).
I know, you should always be able to do what you think is right, regardless of any pesky rules and laws to the contrary. If this process follows proper law, then those 117,000 votes have absolutely nothing to worry about.
Anyone wishing to witness professional election cheating need look no further than Philadelphia. It’s a manufacturing center there. They manufacture votes . . . . . to order.
Watch, first, for a delayed vote count release. This gives them opportunity to learn the Democrat vote deficit size throughout the remainder of Pennsylvania. Then they go to work either finding or manufacturing, or both, the needed votes by magic to overcome that deficit. No other region in America cheats with such alacrity.
Gotta agree or disagree with this primus. Don’t know what tribe in Texas that picked up that prime downtown property, but I think it’s a wonderful possession.
I’m still gaining payments in my Oklahoma Choctaw allotment distribution. Plus other mineral rights payments, rightly deserved.
The UK at least is willing to cover our important election related issues even if Twitter and the MSM are busy hiding it. Poor Hunter, his credit cards were bouncing from his tens of thousands of dollars spent on porn.
Last night, lawyers for Hunter declined to comment. Representatives for Mr Biden did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
A forensic cyber expert hired to analyse material downloaded from the laptop says it is authentic. ‘I have been doing this for 20 years and there is nothing to suggest the laptop or its contents have been interfered with or altered in any way,’ said the expert, who has worked with US law enforcement agencies. ‘There is no sign of data being added. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the real deal.’
No, it’s a settled issue and had already been thrown out by the supreme court. Hotze just has a lot of money to keep throwing at the wall, searching for activist judges to try to change the election results through blatant disenfranchisement. They know that healthcare workers, first responders, and other people who would be much more likely to vote Democrat would be the only people concerned about not contributing to unnecessary exposure to others.
In TX, the law is pretty clear if local election officials are responsible for process mistakes that the votes are not invalidated. If the process is deemed not compliant, then the process can be halted. But that’s not the same as invalidating votes that have already been cast.
This voting process was cleared with the governor and with the secretary of state at the state level and was already used during the primary with no problems or challenges.
The TX supreme court has also now rejected the new GOP lawsuit. But Hotze is also trying to sue in federal courts.
There is no law requiring the polling places to be indoors, even if we weren’t in a pandemic. These “drive-thrus” are just outdoor polling locations, all the other processes are the same.
