I missed the POTUS daily rah rah, anything notable? Any questions about the declas?
I've come to the conclusion that Brix and Faust, along with the WHO, are fully responsible for screwing up the response to this pandemic. What's more, I used to think it was incompetence, but now it's so clear it is all deliberate. We will never be rid of their idiotic protocols.
California telling people that a platter of wings isn't dinner so they can't order a beer with it was my last straw.
Stems from this book about the suburban vote
"The United States of Suburbia: How the Suburbs Took Control of America and What They Plan to Do With It" by G. Scott Thomas
(November 1, 1998)
There was a time when cities were the dominant force in politics, controlling who was elected and what those candidates fought for in office. Roosevelt and Truman could not have reached the White House without crucial help from urban bosses, and Kennedy would have remained a senator forever without the powder keg of Chicago voters. But those days, like the conditions of our once prized cities, have changed!
This book shows clearly that we have entered the "Suburban Century," when the voting muscle lies within the quiet, tree-lined streets of "the burbs," far away from the dangers of city life. The 1996 presidential race cemented the suburbs' control over politics with Clinton and Dole pressing the issues of the Baby Boomers taxes, medicare, business, and the environment while poverty, drug abuse, and crime were nearly swept under the campaign platforms.
How did this dramatic power shift occur? What does it mean for the future? Noted journalist, demographer, and political analyst G. Scott Thomas has examined almost sixty years of elections and population shifts to illustrate suburbia's blueprint for the forces that will shape politics for the next century.
Any truth in this?
Attorneys & other citizens of Jacksonville, FL, filed a lawsuit against the city, RNC and Trump campaign Wednesday to try and stop the upcoming RNC in August, as concern grows over holding a massive in-person convention at an epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
https://twitter.com/JeanLaslo/status/1286423760233541634
I love it. More people than ever are waking up!
Madness. Let's just cancel everything already. I am so frustrated today. I suppose there won't be any more rallies between now and November either. The rallies are the only place we get to meet each other in person. Unless that changes and we do our own thing…
And you're going down with it!
WTH is the Lincoln project retweeting this? Horrible.
https://twitter.com/flipped54/status/1286419081575489536
Totally creepy. Awful that they would retweet it.
I didn't hear Bongino mention it but at least I'm not alone in thinking it was very odd.. l came across it by sheer accident. I get that its to make fun of the cognitive test but leave the kids out of your TDS campaign. SICK!
>https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1286407008808325120
sat with their backs to the clocks facing the windows…
Yea, stick to hoops, you bozo.
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi's Montecito mansion was BURGLARIZED over the 4th of July holiday
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office believes DeGeneres, 62, and de Rossi, 47, were targeted due to their 'celebrity status' according to TMZ
The value of the items stolen was not revealed, but it was believed that a number of 'high-value jewelry and watches' were stolen
There is no indication that the talk show host or her longtime partner were home or not at the time of the robbery
Ellen purchased the massive 8,188 square-foot home in Montecito back in early 2019 for a whopping $27 million.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8554781/Ellen-DeGeneres-Portia-Rossis-Montecito-mansion-BURGLARIZED-4th-July-holiday.html?ito=social-twitter_dailymailceleb