43% is still too high for Democrats, should be around 30%.
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PCR test orders surged in Wuhan in May 2019, months before first reported cases.
Children age 0-17 make up 0.066% of the current 722,268 COVID deaths in the US.
Leaked footage of Pfizer scientists discussing the superiority of natural immunity, mandatory vaccine coercion, waning vaccine immunity, COVID money, and myocarditis among the young.
AG Garland memo to FBI and US Attorneys to dedicate resources to protecting school personnel from harassment, intimidation, and threats from parents of children attending their schools.
Teachers are more likely to become injured from co-morbidities upon infection with COVID than from violence from parents. If Garland is concerned for them, he should get them to lose some weight so they can drop this masked plexiglass charade and return to doing what my property taxes pay them to do, brainwash children on non-COVID related matters.
Autoimmune disorder and immune suppression.
There’s a video that goes along with this, but YouTube will delete it, so no point in linking to it. This is the relevant part.
That’s all it really was about in the end, so good enough for me.
As for the rest, it’s all dumb. The country chose to divide itself in an emotionally reactive manner over nonsense fed to it by interests opposed to the same foreign policy position that he respects so much.
Lt. Col. Stu Scheller is as emotionally reactive as his divided countrymen, which only makes sense.
In due time we will convert all COVID quarantine camps into weight loss boot camps.
Going through my 10/2020 exports on the election and some of the things I had discussed with regards to mail-in ballots, which I naively believed would benefit Republicans, and thought I’d offer this post-hoc thought on the topic.
I had expected mail-in ballots to backfire on Democrats due to signature verification rejection rate norms, the fact that Republicans traditionally prefer to vote in person, and the fact that Trump hammered into his supporters to avoid mail-in ballots, but we’ve since discovered that Democrats in big cities like Atlanta and Phoenix stopped verifying signatures, allowed blanks, scribbles, and duplicates to pass through unverified, sometimes multiple times, negating that advantage entirely, and opening up an advantage of their own.
Republicans need to be smarter about how this game is played.
Here’s one of the many times I mentioned this. We now know why Democrats weren’t concerned about signature verification rejection rates, they did think it through, and had a plan. Signatures weren’t a concern to them.