Catherine Garci
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo found out what happens when you send out 900 invitations to an indoor holiday party during a pandemic that has killed at least 300,000 Americans: Not that many people show up.
The Tuesday event for the families of diplomats in high-risk locations was hosted by Pompeo and his wife, Susan, in Washington, D.C. As of Monday night, only about 70 people had accepted their invitations, and even fewer showed up...
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
PINO
He (Trump) is now a PINO, the President In Name Only.
His pathetically childish antics since last month's election have turned him into a crashing bore, an increasing irrelevance and a loser so many times over with all the failed legal efforts to overturn results that he's now over-qualified to be a contestant on The Biggest Loser.
Credit: Piers Morgan https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9055751/PIERS-MORGAN-Putins-congratulatory-telegram-Biden-just-poisoned-Trump-political-Novichok.html
His pathetically childish antics since last month's election have turned him into a crashing bore, an increasing irrelevance and a loser so many times over with all the failed legal efforts to overturn results that he's now over-qualified to be a contestant on The Biggest Loser.
Credit: Piers Morgan https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9055751/PIERS-MORGAN-Putins-congratulatory-telegram-Biden-just-poisoned-Trump-political-Novichok.html
Thursday, December 3, 2020
Proud to be an American?
Yahoo News
Six ways Washington's never-ending gridlock on COVID-19 stimulus is hurting ordinary Americans
Christopher Wilson and Andrew Romano
Thu, December 3, 2020
The Japanese government gives subsidies to smaller companies that allow them to pay employees idled by the COVID-19 pandemic up to 100 percent of their normal wages. In the Netherlands, that number is 90 percent. In Germany, it’s 87 percent. In France, it’s 84 percent. In Italy and the United Kingdom, it’s 80 percent. In Canada, it’s 75 percent.
In America, it’s 0 percent.
Six ways Washington's never-ending gridlock on COVID-19 stimulus is hurting ordinary Americans
Christopher Wilson and Andrew Romano
Thu, December 3, 2020
The Japanese government gives subsidies to smaller companies that allow them to pay employees idled by the COVID-19 pandemic up to 100 percent of their normal wages. In the Netherlands, that number is 90 percent. In Germany, it’s 87 percent. In France, it’s 84 percent. In Italy and the United Kingdom, it’s 80 percent. In Canada, it’s 75 percent.
In America, it’s 0 percent.
Which of these Messages are Not the Same?
NBC News
U.S. sets daily record for Covid deaths, cases and hospitalizations
The White House plans at least 25 indoor holiday parties this month. All will include more than 50 guests, the Washington Post reported, and few attendees will be tested in advance. Invitations make no mention of coronavirus precautions.
Kayleigh McEnany Defends White House Holiday Parties Amid COVID Surge
Not to be outdone:
In the last month, there has been some very promising news about the development of coronavirus vaccines. But almost as if on cue, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany ruined it by trying to credit the success of the vaccine to President Donald Trump. During a press briefing on December 2, McEnany told reporters the “tremendous achievement” will result in as many as 40 million vaccine doses ready by the end of the year. “It’s having a businessman as president,” she said, before absolutely destroying us with: “It’s the Trump vaccine.”
Would somebody please bitch-slap her? (I'd even fork over a few dollars to see it)
The White House plans at least 25 indoor holiday parties this month. All will include more than 50 guests, the Washington Post reported, and few attendees will be tested in advance. Invitations make no mention of coronavirus precautions.
Kayleigh McEnany Defends White House Holiday Parties Amid COVID Surge
Not to be outdone:
In the last month, there has been some very promising news about the development of coronavirus vaccines. But almost as if on cue, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany ruined it by trying to credit the success of the vaccine to President Donald Trump. During a press briefing on December 2, McEnany told reporters the “tremendous achievement” will result in as many as 40 million vaccine doses ready by the end of the year. “It’s having a businessman as president,” she said, before absolutely destroying us with: “It’s the Trump vaccine.”
Would somebody please bitch-slap her? (I'd even fork over a few dollars to see it)
Wednesday, December 2, 2020
Gotta Love California
San Francisco bans tobacco smoking and vaping inside all apartment buildings in the city - but pot use is ALLOWED
Proponents said ban will protect tenants from effects of secondhand smoke Ordinance initially intended to ban pot smoking in addition to tobacco but cannabis rights activists raised an outcry, forcing board to exempt pot
LA residents are ordered to stay in their homes: Mayor Garcetti bars most of city's 4million citizens going outside, restricts travel, closes non-essential businesses and says it's 'time to cancel everything' as hospitalizations and cases surge
Los Angeles residents are ordered to stay in their homes effective immediately as Mayor Eric Garcetti banned all travel including walking, closed non-essential businesses and threatened to arrest anyone breaking the new lockdown rules as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations surge.
Proponents said ban will protect tenants from effects of secondhand smoke Ordinance initially intended to ban pot smoking in addition to tobacco but cannabis rights activists raised an outcry, forcing board to exempt pot
LA residents are ordered to stay in their homes: Mayor Garcetti bars most of city's 4million citizens going outside, restricts travel, closes non-essential businesses and says it's 'time to cancel everything' as hospitalizations and cases surge
Los Angeles residents are ordered to stay in their homes effective immediately as Mayor Eric Garcetti banned all travel including walking, closed non-essential businesses and threatened to arrest anyone breaking the new lockdown rules as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations surge.
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