This is hilarious- but also only possible because libs have convinced themselves that government could seize the assets of a few billionaires and pay for everyone’s healthcare
They aren’t just bad at math, they’re delusional
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New POTUS Tweet and Video
Spoke to Governor @GavinNewsomearly this morning about the cruise ship quarantined off the California Coast. CoronaVirus test kits have been delivered, testing is taking place now.
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Washington voters sound off about state primary, not-so-secret ballots
komonews.com/news/local/washington-voters-sound-off-about-state-primary-not-so-secret-ballots
KENNEWICK, Wash. – This year if Washington voters want to take part in the presidential primary election, they're required to publicly declare a party affiliation on the mailing envelope next to their signature.
Much to the chagrin of independents or voters valuing the anonymity of a secret ballot.
"I won't do it," says Lori from Kennewick. "Making me sign my name next to my party-of-choice is an invasion of privacy."
She clarifies, saying it's not that she's ashamed of who she's voting for– President Trump.
Lori says her decision to disclose party affiliation needs to be up to her, not the state.
"It's none of their business," she says.
Washington's Secretary of State Kim Wyman says she agrees.
The Republican says she's boycotting the 2020 primaries, ruining her perfect voting record.
"On the Republican side of the vote there is only one choice," she explains. "So it's really hard to protect the secrecy of my ballot."
Wyman says the system is especially problematic for Republicans in 2020.
"I either have done a write-in or I have voted for President Trump to be the nominee," she says. "And either way I have to publicly disclose that."
Wyman says this is something she tried to change before it became official.
>Donald Trump calls off trip to disease control agency over staffer’s ‘Covid-19’
Varney/Fox Business just reported POTUS is going to CDC after leaving Tennessee
>Okay, you have the sauce?
It's on Fox Business Live
If I see a video, I'll post
They were discussing after POTUS just landed in Tennessee
REPORTER: "Do you think sexism was a factor in Elizabeth Warren pulling out?"
TRUMP: "I think lack of talent was her problem… People don't like her. She's a very mean person… They like a person like me that's not mean."
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UW to suspend in-person classes due to coronavirus infection on campus
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SEATTLE - No classes or finals at the University of Washington will take place at any of its three campuses for the remainder of the winter quarter, effective Monday, after a staff member tested presumptive positive for coronavirus, UW officials announced.
All UW classes and finals will take place online through March 20 as a way to stop the spread of the disease. The UW has campuses in Seattle, Tacoma and Bothell. The huge Seattle campus has 46,000 students.
The infected staff member, who works in Roosevelt Commons East at the main UW campus in Seattle, is now in self-isolation at home.
This individual was last in the building on February 24, 27 and 28, and those in direct contact with the individual are being contacted. Their manager and office colleagues have already been notified. They are believed to have had limited contact with anyone outside of their immediate office floor.
All occupants of the building who were in close contact with the ill employee have been notified and are asked to stay home for 14 days since their last contact with them.
Out of an abundance of caution, university officials have decided not to hold any more classes or finals in person for the rest of the winter quarter.