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CNN Did 700 Stories on Kavanaugh; Will They Give Biden Victim Same Courtesy?

The MSM in action, or should I say inaction?

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Liberals enjoy standing on their fictitious moral high ground as defenders of all women. They err on the side of women’s accounts, no questions asked. Accused men of sexual assault are guilty until proven…well, they are just guilty. There is just one caveat to this throne the liberals sit on; it only applies to women who have been allegedly victimized by conservative or Republican men. If a Democrat was the assailant? Tough luck, the mainstream media will not only not rally around you, but they will also use their powers to bury you.

Enough said.
https://thegreggjarrett.com/cnn-did-700-stories-on-kavanaugh-will-they-give-biden-victim-same-courtesy/?utm_source=socialflow

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https://www.redstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Democrats-Do-What-They-Are-Told-1.jpg

The answer.

https://www.redstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Democrats-Do-What-They-Are-Told-2.jpg

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@ehBeth,

I tend to agree with that.

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@coldjoint,

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CNN Did 700 Stories on Kavanaugh; Will They Give Biden Victim Same Courtesy?

That has to be a record. 6 down votes in less than 10 minutes. The truth definitely hurts. Cool

And look who is here. ^^^

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@blatham,

It would be lovely if they turned out to vote, but it's not a bet I'd be willing to take as a politician. Best to focus on middle-aged+, rust belt voters IMNSHO. lots of swing room there, especially right now - and they tend to vote. seeing it in my FB feed. folks in Pennsylvania/Ohio/Kentucky who'd been #45 voters posting very different things in past 6 or so months, getting themselves registered to vote by mail etc.

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Sweden Shatters Lock-down Model As Curves Stay Flat, Population Found Exposed But Not Sick; German MD Calls Corona Lock-down Measures “Collective Suicide Based On A Spook”

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“The curve is very flat, really since the beginning of April and that’s very good news,” Tegnell said. “It’s very good news, there’s no rise in cases in Stockholm, at all.”

This comes on the heels of 22 formidable doctors from Europe, opposing the engulfing Covid model and propaganda.

One of them, renowned German infectious disease expert Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi, called his government’s anti-Covid measures “grotesque, absurd and very dangerous. The life expectancy of millions is being shattered. Referring to the impact on the world economy as “horrifying,” Bhakti really did not mince words:

“All these measures are leading to self destruction and collective suicide based on nothing but a spook.”

https://uncoverdc.com/2020/04/23/sweden-shatters-lock-down-model-as-curves-stay-flat/

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint's source wrote:

The “controversial” health minister of Sweden, Anders Tegnell, and colleagues revealed the latest results of the Sweden Covid model which—as we all know— did not lockdown, did not quarantine.

Lena Hallengren is the Swedish Minister for Health and Social Affairs.
Nils Anders Tegnell is the current state epidemiologist of Sweden.

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renowned German infectious disease expert Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi

Professor emeritus Bhakdi is a Specialist in microbiology and infection epidemiology.
Echoing his opinion, which he published in three youtube videos in March, is limited to his youtube followers and conspiracy groups.

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"When Donald Trump suggests that the virus be taken as a 'hoax', that people gather in churches or that people protest for their own sacrifice, he is actually testing people's loyalty to the 'laws' of his mind over the laws of nature, or even impulse for survival. The more he abuses them, the greater their devotion grows, since the psychological cost of admitting their mistake is ever higher — and so it becomes easier to dig a well of unreality than to see the obvious truth."

https://www.salon.com/2020/04/23/yale-psychiatrist-bandy-lee-lockdown-protesters-resemble-child-soldiers-and-urban-gangs/

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@hightor,

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@livinglava,
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You shouldn't discuss textual analysis or cultural analysis in general.

I think our man has read "Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity"

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@ehBeth,

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It would be lovely if they turned out to vote, but it's not a bet I'd be willing to take as a politician. Best to focus on middle-aged+, rust belt voters

Sure. I don't think that focus ought to change. My point(s) were merely 1) we are better off knowing what the 18-29 age group are thinking and 2) that this point in time is unique for the young perhaps particularly given what they now face with the pandemic, the economy/jobs and Trump and voting norms look likely to change accordingly. Note that seniors are now dropping away from Trump at a significant rate.

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@blatham,

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"Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity"

That's a good book. It's just the right thickness to put under the short leg of the "coffee" table. It stopped my beer from sliding off.

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@blatham,

blatham wrote:

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@livinglava,
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You shouldn't discuss textual analysis or cultural analysis in general.

I think our man has read "Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity"

Whenever you're too confused to say something meaningful, sarcasm can at least make you look smart.

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@Walter Hinteler,

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is limited to his youtube followers and conspiracy groups.

So you are saying he is wrong, but you cannot prove it, right?

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@coluber2001,

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"When Donald Trump suggests that the virus be taken as a 'hoax',

He did not. That was taken out of context and you are just repeating a lie. Nothing to see here.

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@bobsal u1553115,

The death rate will be nowhere near 2% when all the numbers are in. Propaganda and lies in cartoon form. Another nothing to see here.

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Heartfelt Condolences To Brian Kemp For The Loss Of His Dignity

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) has been outstripping the sizable competition in the race to become President Donald Trump’s biggest, and most thoroughly rejected, flunky.

On Monday he mounted his flashiest maneuver yet, announcing that he would fling wide the doors of the state’s gyms, nail salons, barbershops, bowling alleys — bowling alleys — by the end of the week, about three laps ahead of even the cadre of his fellow Trumpy governors.

Never mind that the University of Washington’s IHME model — similar to the one used by the White House — projects that Georgia will still be days out from its peak in daily, COVID-19-related deaths; never mind that the CDC is located in Atlanta, the epicenter of the soon-to-be petri dish.

He was willing to put 10.6 million lives on the line in a pandemic offering for dear leader: a state that’s open for business, a state that’s finally prioritizing economic growth over human suffering, a state that refuses to let the cure be worse than the problem.

But Kemp was left alone on the front porch, clutching his boutonniere, as Trump slammed the front door in his face.

“Would I do that? No. I’d keep them a little longer,” the President said of the social distancing guidelines at his Wednesday press briefing. “I want to protect people’s lives.”

“I’m going to let him make his decision,” he added, of Kemp. “But I told him I totally disagree.”

It was surely not the pat on the head Kemp expected. The governor had been fielding attacks from all sides — “illogical” from the Atlanta mayor, “unbelievable” from a state senator, “dangerous” from a former CDC director — for his pronouncement.

Kemp, unbowed, took to Twitter to ensure that nobody was under the false impression that he’d rethought his loyalties in the face of Trump’s repudiation.

“Earlier today, I discussed Georgia’s plan to reopen shuttered businesses for limited operations with @POTUS,” he wrote. “I appreciate his bold leadership and insight during these difficult times and the framework provided by the White House to safely move states forward.”

But let’s not linger too long under the delusion that Trump smacked down his loyal foot soldier under his own volition. As recently as Tuesday, a source told CNN that he called Kemp to give him a big thumbs up on his decision.

But the honeymoon was shattered by the pesky scientists on the coronavirus task force the next day, before the press briefing.

In a meeting also reported by CNN, they decided that they would not publicly support the reopening.

Coronavirus Response Coordinator Deborah Birx, whose mannerisms Trump finds “elegant,” was dispatched to change the President’s mind. Trump, never one to agonize much over changing his loyalties, agreed to denounce Kemp at the presser.

And now, Kemp is an island, a man alone, as the moment on Friday approaches when massive swaths of the Georgia economy get the greenlight to open — plus another wave of restaurants and movie theaters Monday.

If Georgians do in fact choose to go back to work — they might not — health experts warn that transmission will likely spike, and Georgians could die or fall sick at a far faster rate.

But Kemp can rest easy in the knowledge that it was all in the name of winning the President’s favor, as he brushes the bus tire tracks off his back.

TPM

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@blatham,

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Heartfelt Condolences To Brian Kemp For The Loss Of His Dignity

I bet he feels the same way about your loss of dignity. He can get his back. I am afraid yours is terminal.

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@coldjoint,

I never realized you were an epidemiologist.

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