“Economic re… wait, racism! Their strategy is racism.”
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump and his allies on Fox News doubling down on racism as the strategy for his re-election.
Challah #shabbatshalom pic.twitter.com/idxMr6Ski2
— #VoteBlue Blueberry Pie (@Pie_Overlord) June 24, 2020
Seriously? People are gonna drag me because I said “what if?”
Must be nice to be so certain.— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 25, 2020
Baby bear refuses to let go of the ranger that saved him from fire pic.twitter.com/YsfsggVLQH
— Welcome To Nature (@welcomet0nature) June 24, 2020
“Activate the Man Bun Maoists,” AOC bellowed, cracking the whip constructed from the desiccated carcass of everyone who had ever run against her. https://t.co/Z0LB5ENh45
— Oliver Willis (@owillis) June 25, 2020
His name is Carlos Adrian Ingram Lopez.
He cried out for his grandmother as police handcuffed him face-down for 12 mins. He couldn’t breathe.
He was killed by police two months ago, but body cam video was just released—officers must be held accountable. https://t.co/l6NnwdwkiH— Joaquin Castro (@JoaquinCastrotx) June 25, 2020
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I re-cut TAXI DRIVER (with the help of my editor friend Mike King) as a pain relief commercial. Enjoy? pic.twitter.com/Mf3mqZJuXr
— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) June 25, 2020
To Trump, statues are just as real as people.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 25, 2020
re: #6 Dread Pirate
They revisedd today’s US new Covid-19 cases down for the US at Worldmeter.
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phew. I feel better now.
It’s safe to say that fedex is here 🤦🏼♀️ pic.twitter.com/zmFOXSzVMx
— SamsonBleau & SadieMae (@RoyalRedmans) June 24, 2020
The local Fox station was reporting on the restrictions being put in place by New York, New Jersey, and the other states on people traveling from states like Texas due to rising covid rates. They also pointed out that we had imposed a similar set of restrictions on those states back in April.
I made a trip to a slightly suburban Target store this evening and I’d say that maybe about 35-40% of the customers were wearing masks, although everyone was doing well at distancing. The clerks were doing a good job of wiping down the checkout areas between customers. It’s the first time I’ve been in a Target in over two months and I though that more people would have felt the need to wear masks.
In NY’s primary, I didn’t vote for Biden. (I believe in voting your ❤️ in primaries, even in long-over races.) But I want to tell you a story — in a long thread, sry! - about why I’m not just voting *against* Trump but actively *for* Biden this fall. TL;DR: It’s about grief. /1
— Amanda Litman (@amandalitman) June 24, 2020
re: #22 stpaulbear
I made a trip to a slightly suburban Target store this evening and I’d say that maybe about 35-40% of the customers were wearing masks, although everyone was doing well at distancing. The clerks were doing a good job of wiping down the checkout areas between customers. It’s the first time I’ve been in a Target in over two months and I though that more people would have felt the need to wear masks.
You’ve been reading the comments here and seeing the news, right? Out in my neck of the north woods, the heart of derp central in the state of Minnesota, people wearing masks are almost impossible to find.
I found it. I found the stupidest fucking political chart. pic.twitter.com/KiYbWGjlO2
— E. C. Mix (@TheEdMix) June 25, 2020
re: #24 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
I guess I haven’t been paying enough attention. The only places I’ve been shopping are the local mom & pop grocery store and a couple of Walgreen’s Rx stores. Most customers in my neighborhood have been wearing masks.
re: #26 stpaulbear
I guess I haven’t been paying enough attention. The only places I’ve been shopping are the local mom & pop grocery store and a couple of Walgreen’s Rx stores. Most customers in my neighborhood have been wearing masks.
Not here. I’ve seen a few, and some stores require them, but as I’ve mentioned before, our church reopened in a limited capacity a month ago and I have yet to see a single face mask worn by anyone besides myself and my team.
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