NBA final ratings are abysmal
Apparently only about 8-9 million or so people on average tuned into the NBA finals. I remember a time when you had the old Lakers Celtics rivalry or any year with Michael Jordon and the bulls in the finals when pretty much nobody talked about much else "other" than the NBA finals. It wasn't unusual to have 30-35 million viewers out of a much smaller population.
True to form, the NBA has turned into a giant political demonstration just like the NFL is promising to be again this year. One has to wonder how long the NBA and NFL can afford to pay these players what they are earning, when these television contracts run out and it's time to renegotiate. You get just as many people watching reality television as you do watching most major team sporting events. These reality television people do it for free!
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I'm just glad that the NFL has committed to playing the BLM anthem before every game this coming season.
I now have a reason to kneel.
And extend my middle fingers.
The NHL did a great job avoiding the Democrats "Woke" crap.
The NBA damage thier brand.
The NFL is nuts., excuse me nut less.
I saw Bezos just gifted $100 million to two of his political buddies. He pays very little taxes and I wouldn't be surprised if he figures out a way for them not to have to pay either.
This is relevant because Bezos through his company Amazon (not his company the Washington Post) just bought the broadcast rights to Thursday Night Football.
Amazon greatly benefits by Chinese slave labor (as does Nike and the NBA) and now indirectly that slave labor is now paying those athletes, and Amazon keeps making more than enough money to cover these expenses.
It's also why he can control the political narrative through the Washington Post
And finance his "space" flights
The billionaire class is living life large
as democrats
and not paying taxes while railing against that inequity
Boring thread topic. Here's stuff more important from a far better source than CHT.
Exchange of the Day
July 21, 2021 at 8:49 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Axios
highlights a fiery Oval Office confrontation between Donald Trump and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley over the general’s public apology for appearing in a photo op with Trump at St. John’s Church, recounted in the new book, Frankly, We Did Win This Election:
TRUMP: Why did you apologize? That’s weak.
MILLEY: Not where I come from. It had nothing to do with you. It had to do with me and the uniform and the apolitical tradition of the United States military.
TRUMP: I don’t understand that. It sounds like you’re ashamed of your president.
MILLEY: I don’t expect you to understand.
from the book Frankly, We Did Win This Election: The Inside Story of How Trump Lost Now published. Bender, Michael C. (Author)
The Worst Day of Trump’s Life
July 21, 2021 at 8:46 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Jonathan Chait:
“Tom Brady visited the White House Tuesday to celebrate the Tampa Bay Buccaneers winning the Super Bowl, where he joked around with President Biden at Donald Trump’s expense. It was a scene straight out of a Donald Trump nightmare, and quite possibly the worst day of Donald Trump’s life…
“Biden and Brady, together at the house Trump used to live in and hoped to never leave, basking in their winner-ness and laughing at Trump. Donald Trump would rather relive Election Night a thousand times than see this day.”
Biden Must Nominate New Fed Chair
July 21, 2021 at 8:45 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Wall Street Journal:
“Chairman Jerome Powell, whose term expires in February, is viewed by some inside and many outside the administration as the front-runner for the job. But if Mr. Biden decides he would prefer his own pick, rather than the Republican chosen by President Trump, Fed governor Lael Brainard is the most likely candidate to succeed him.”
Republicans Are Trying for a Capitol Riot Coverup<
July 21, 2021 at 8:31 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Jonathan Bernstein:
“With the announcement that House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is putting some of the same Republicans on the Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection who egged on the riot at the Capitol in the first place, it’s pretty clear — if it wasn’t already — that the Republican strategy will be to pretend that nothing important happened, and to throw mud everywhere to undermine the investigation by the House of Representatives.
“As Greg Sargent pointed out in the Washington Post, this — along with the expected refusal of various Republicans to cooperate with fact-finding — constitutes a form of coverup. That’s hardly a surprise, but it does create some tricky challenges for those Democrats AND REPUBLICANS who take the situation seriously.”
BUT
Select Committee Chair Vows He WILL Investigate Trump
July 21, 2021 at 6:40 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS),
the chairman of the new House select committee to scrutinize the Capitol attack, told The Guardian he will investigate Donald Trump as part of his inquiry into the events of January 6 – a day he sees as the greatest test to the United States since the civil war.
What Biden Learned from His Predecessors
July 21, 2021 at 7:34 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Nate Cohn:
“Democrats have proposed or enacted trillions of dollars in federal spending, usually under the seemingly nonideological auspices of coronavirus relief and infrastructure.
“That tack has provided Mr. Biden a way to enact an ambitious policy agenda without sparking the kind of ideologically divisive fight that has derailed the first term of so many recent presidents. If the polls are any indication, he may be pulling it off: Around 60 percent of voters appear to approve of Mr. Biden’s big spending initiatives.”
U.S. Life Expectancy Fell In 2020
Life expectancy fell by a year and a half in 2020, the largest one-year decline since World War II, the AP reports.
The decrease for both Black Americans and Hispanic Americans was even worse: three years.
headlines:
HEADLINES
McConnell Pledges No GOP Votes to Raise Debt Limit
GOP Lawmaker Compares Vaccines to Jonestown Massacre
Watchdog to Review ‘Nuclear Football’ Safety
Judge Blocks Arkansas Law Banning Most Abortions as Unconstitutional
Blogger JamesNewLeaf said...
Boring thread topic.
Go fuck yourself, pederast.
When Tampa won the Stanley Cup they peacefully celebrated the win, in Milwaukee they rioted to celebrate their NBA title. In Tampa, everybody celebrated together.
(They rode boats and got drunk)
That is the difference between a red and blue city.
Quote of the Day
July 21, 2021 at 9:40 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
“It’s the ultimate irony that a guy who acted like a total sycophantic pussy for four years, Trump wants him to be the Six Million Dollar Man at the end. Well, shit, the guy hasn’t stood up to anybody for four years and now you want him to stand up illegally, unconstitutionally to the United States Senate and the House of Representatives? Are you nuts? Have you looked at Mike Pence?”
— An unnamed Trump adviser, quoted in the new book, I Alone Can Fix It.
GOP Lawmakers Oppose ‘Democratic’ Vaccination Efforts
July 21, 2021 at 9:29 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
As the number of coronavirus infections rises around the country, lawmakers have adopted responses that trouble many health officials, ProPublica reports.
“In Tennessee, Republicans legislators threatened to shut down the state health department, saying it was targeting minors for mass vaccinations without the consent of parents. In Ohio, lawmakers allowed a doctor to testify at a legislative hearing last month that coronavirus vaccines could leave people magnetized (they can’t). During a hearing in the Montana Senate, a senator said he had read articles about “putting a chip in the vaccine.” (There are no chips in vaccines.)”
“Those supporters now tend to oppose efforts to get everyone vaccinated, believing they are being led by Democrats.”
Said Missouri state Rep. Bill Kidd (R), after testing positive for Covid-19: “And no, we didn’t get the vaccine. We’re Republicans.”
BRAIN DEADS!
Boring thread topic
As James cut and paste really boring shit.
Dow gains more than 100 points, attempting to extend its rebound rally
PUBLISHED TUE, JUL 20 20216:02 PM EDTUPDATED 3 MIN AGO
The Delta Variant Is a Reality Test
July 21, 2021 at 8:09 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Holman Jenkins:
“The difficulty of the news business is that you’re constantly trying to tell people their information is outmoded, which they resist since assimilating new information entails a cost.
And yet here goes…
“If you haven’t had Covid yet, you will.
If you’ve had it once, you’ll have it again.
If you’re vaccinated or were infected previously—which will one day be most people except the very young—your symptoms will likely be mild or nonexistent, but it’s not guaranteed.”
_____
Mitch McConnell: SO GET VACCINATED!
Sean Hannity: SO GET VACCINATED!
CHunTRUTH: - - - -
rrb said...
Blogger JamesNewLeaf said...
Boring thread topic.
Go fuck yourself, pederast.
Yep, the sanctimonious lying POS "pastor" has to keep proving what an ignorant asshole he is.
And can't handle a discussion
instead dumps a litany of FAKE NEWS spam from his idol Goddard.
and his bible the political_lire.
The "pastor" can't handle a single topic or wait to add a few after discussion ebbs.
I would follow his idiocy as I often do but all he really is worth is this:
*spit*
and *spit* again
in case I missed the first time
LOL When I really get under their skin,
they resort to personal attack.
The Rev. James Boswell
whose youtube video JESUS LAID BARE
is quite interesting and truthful.
You ignored two factors.
Neither team represents a major city.
Television ratings for sports have been dropping from years because we have hundreds of channels to watch.
You are old enough to remember when you probably had a dozen channels on cable TV or even before.
The MVP has a name I can't remember! But he was amazing.
He scored 50 points, almost half of the final score. That's simply amazing.
He was born in Greece!
Oh and in case the POS "pastor" missed it
Go fuck yourself, pederast.
personal attacks only follow your litany of Goddard spam
which flows from you constantly and daily and repeatedly
Your "Christian" actions are noted here by your actions
FUCK OFF
hey at least roger actually kept on topic, congratulations !!!
You have the right to ban someone like
Go fuck yourself, pederast.
An accusation of a crime especially like pedophilia should be unacceptable.
youtube.jesuslaidbare.com
hey alky that's his nickname and he's earned it.
You are pretty generous with nicknames for many people yourself and definitely accuse others of crimes they didn't commit so to show you believe in what you post you should volunteer to be the first person banned
It would be a great start
alky gets to be the first in line !!!
like the one he jumped to get vaccinated
in front of minorities
and btw Jesus himself would be tempted to spit on the POS "pastor"
or
jesuslaidbare youtube.com
"Do not judge others
so that you yourself will not be judged.
For the judgment you pronounce on others
will be placed on you,
and the measure you give will be the measure you get.
"Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's or sister's eye,
but do not notice the great log in your own eye?
You hypocrite!"
~~Jesus of Nazareth
practice what you preach "pastor"
it's not too late to start
though for you that would be a complete change
Some would say you would need to start a whole new leaf
2019 NBA Finals featured a team not even in the US. And yet, the ratings were nearly double.
How about them Cowboys !!!
ROFLMFAO !!!
I saw the US woman's soccer team kneeled and lost 3-0
and I felt it served them right
a few bravely stood
Might James'steong desire to spam 4he board and as he just boasted, get under the skin of others here, be the log in his own eye?
James does not engage all that often in personal attacks, does he?
But I know you hate to hear things like this next:
Bonus Quote of the Day
July 21, 2021 at 10:24 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
“One of the last things they do before they’re intubated is beg me for the vaccine. I hold their hand and tell them that I’m sorry, but it’s too late.”
— Dr. Brytney Cobia, quoted by AL.com.
Romney Still Optimistic About Bipartisan Deal
July 21, 2021 at 10:01 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT)
had this to say last night about the bipartisan infrastructure bill: “I think it may well be done tomorrow.”
He added: “It will be a long, long time before we actually have a full bill of text, but we may have all of the issues resolved by tomorrow.”
Fox News Keeps Sowing Doubt About Vaccines
July 21, 2021 at 9:54 am EDT By Taegan Goddard
Philip Bump
noticed that Sean Hannity’s limited vaccine endorsement earlier this week was but “a small drop in Fox News’s ocean of doubt.
“Despite Hannity’s thumbs up, that remained the default position of the network on Monday night. Those who watched from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. would have been left with little question about the message they were meant to take away:
'Maybe the vaccines do some good, but you should question how effective they are and you should think that government experts are lying to you about them.'
"An endorsement drowned under a deluge of 'howevers' is not an endorsement at all.”
WOULD JESUS SAY, YOU HYPOCRITES!!!???
If Trump's father had worn a condom we probably wouldn't have been put through the worst medical crisis in a century.
How many times have you falsely accused former President Trump forc rimes that he has never been charged with?
Perhaps I should just remove any and all misleading information. Anything not proven out by actual sources and solid tangible evidence.
AKA - pretty much all of the Reverend's and your silly nonsense.
IS THIS SILLY NONSENSE, CH?
‘I’m sorry, but it’s too late’: Alabama doctor on treating unvaccinated, dying COVID patients
Updated 9:42 AM; Today 7:00 AM
Dr. Brytney Cobia said Monday that all but one of her COVID patients in Alabama did not receive the vaccine. The vaccinated patient, she said, just needed a little oxygen and is expected to fully recover. Some of the others are dying.
“I’m admitting young healthy people to the hospital with very serious COVID infections,” wrote Cobia, a hospitalist at Grandview Medical Center in Birmingham, in an emotional Facebook post Sunday. “One of the last things they do before they’re intubated is beg me for the vaccine. I hold their hand and tell them that I’m sorry, but it’s too late.”
Three COVID-19 vaccines have been widely available in Alabama for months now, yet the state is last in the nation in vaccination rate, with only 33.7 percent of the population fully vaccinated. COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations are surging yet again due to the more contagious Delta variant of the virus and Alabama’s low vaccination rate.
For the first year and a half of the pandemic, Cobia and hundreds of other Alabama physicians caring for critically ill COVID-19 patients worked themselves to the bone trying to save as many as possible.
“Back in 2020 and early 2021, when the vaccine wasn’t available, it was just tragedy after tragedy after tragedy,” Cobia told AL.com this week. “You know, so many people that did all the right things, and yet still came in, and were critically ill and died.”
In the United States, COVID is now a pandemic of the unvaccinated, according to the head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In Alabama, state officials report 94% of COVID hospital patients and 96% of Alabamians who have died of COVID since April were not fully vaccinated.
“A few days later when I call time of death,” continued Cobia on Facebook, “I hug their family members and I tell them the best way to honor their loved one is to go get vaccinated and encourage everyone they know to do the same.”
“They cry. And they tell me they didn’t know. They thought it was a hoax. They thought it was political. They thought because they had a certain blood type or a certain skin color they wouldn’t get as sick. They thought it was ‘just the flu’. But they were wrong. And they wish they could go back. But they can’t. So they thank me and they go get the vaccine. And I go back to my office, write their death note, and say a small prayer that this loss will save more lives.”
More than 11,400 Alabamians have died of COVID so far, but midway through 2021, caring for COVID patients is a different story than it was in the beginning. Cobia said it’s different mentally and emotionally to care for someone who could have prevented their disease but chose not to.
“You kind of go into it thinking, ‘Okay, I’m not going to feel bad for this person, because they make their own choice,’” Cobia said. “But then you actually see them, you see them face to face, and it really changes your whole perspective, because they’re still just a person that thinks that they made the best decision that they could with the information that they have, and all the misinformation that’s out there.
“And now all you really see is their fear and their regret. And even though I may walk into the room thinking, ‘Okay, this is your fault, you did this to yourself,’ when I leave the room, I just see a person that’s really suffering, and that is so regretful for the choice that they made.”
Cobia said that the strain wears on healthcare workers after the trauma of 2020 and 2021.
“It’s really hard because all of us physicians and other medical staff, we’ve been doing this for a long time and all of us are very, at this point, tired and emotionally drained and cynical,” she said.
Cobia said the current wave of Delta patients reminds her of the time in October and November of 2020, just before Alabama’s peak of coronavirus cases and deaths.
“What we saw in December 2020, and January 2021, that was the absolute peak, the height of the pandemic, where I was signing 10 death certificates a day,” she said. “Now, it’s certainly not like that, but it’s very reminiscent of probably October, November of 2020, where we know there’s a lot of big things coming up.”
Cobia worries that the upcoming school year will lead to a similar surge.
“All these kids are about to go back to school. No mask mandates are in place at all, 70% of Alabama is unvaccinated. Of course, no kids are vaccinated for the most part because they can’t be,” Cobia said. “So it feels like impending doom, basically.”
Cobia also had a personal experience with the virus, contracting it in July while 27 weeks pregnant with her second child. Her symptoms were mild and the child, Carter, was delivered early out of caution but suffered no serious complications.
Her husband, Miles, is also a physician, and the couple says they were both extremely cautious about wearing protective equipment but one of them still caught the virus and gave it to the other, as well as other family members.
“We still went to work but we masked 100% of the time,” Cobia said. “We didn’t go anywhere or do anything, we ordered through Shipt for all of our groceries, we did nothing at the time.”
Cobia said she delivered in September without incident and got the vaccine herself in December when it was made available to healthcare workers.
“I did not hesitate to get it,” she said. “There was a lot unknown at that time, because I was still breastfeeding about whether that was safe or not. I talked to as many other physician colleagues as I could and spoke with my OB as far as data that she had available and decided to continue breastfeeding after vaccination.”
For people who are hesitant to receive the vaccine, Cobia recommends speaking to their primary care physician about their concerns, just as she did.
“I try to be very non-judgmental when I’m getting a new COVID patient that’s unvaccinated, but I really just started asking them, ‘Why haven’t you gotten the vaccine?’ And I’ll just ask it point blank, in the least judgmental way possible,” she said. “And most of them, they’re very honest, they give me answers. ‘I talked to this person, I saw this thing on Facebook, I got this email, I saw this on the news,’ you know, these are all the reasons that I didn’t get vaccinated.
“And the one question that I always ask them is, did you make an appointment with your primary care doctor and ask them for their opinion on whether or not you should receive the vaccine? And so far, nobody has answered yes to that question.”
What teaching history looks like,
Far from it, the Board of Education expects students to be able to:
Trace the historical development of the civil rights movement from the late 1800s through the 21st century, including the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 19th amendments
Explain how Jim Crow laws and the Ku Klux Klan created obstacles to civil rights for minorities such as the suppression of voting
ar from it, the Board of Education expects students to be able to:
Trace the historical development of the civil rights movement from the late 1800s through the 21st century, including the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 19th amendments
Explain how Jim Crow laws and the Ku Klux Klan created obstacles to civil rights for minorities such as the suppression of voting
Describe the roles of political organizations that promoted African American, Chicano, American Indian, and women’s civil rights
Identify the roles of significant leaders who supported various rights movements, including Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Rosa Parks, and Betty Friedan
Discuss the impact of the writings of Martin Luther King Jr. such as his “I Have a Dream” speech and “Letter from Birmingham Jail” on the civil rights movement\
Compare and contrast the approach taken by the Black Panthers with the nonviolent approach of Martin Luther King Jr.
Describe presidential actions and congressional votes to address minority rights in the United States, including desegregation of the armed forces, the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Explain how George Wallace, Orval Faubus, and the Congressional bloc of southern Democrats sought to maintain the status quo
Evaluate changes in the United States that have resulted from the civil rights movement, including increased participation of minorities in the political process
Describe how Sweatt v. Painter and Brown v. Board of Education played a role in protecting the rights of the minority during the civil rights movement.
It's their own choice syndrome.
“You kind of go into it thinking, ‘Okay, I’m not going to feel bad for this person, because they make their own choice,’” Cobia said. “But then you actually see them, you see them face to face, and it really changes your whole perspective, because they’re still just a person that thinks that they made the best decision that they could with the information that they have, and all the misinformation that’s out there.
10:03
I guess Commonsense would prefer that we teach misinformation about the racial past of our country.
Well Reverend...
Time will tell. If your story is right then we are all heading for "impending doom" by this fall.
I would imagine that the White House is in full force meeting mode, spending 24/7 coming up with a plan for the contingency that "impending doom" is released on the country.
of course... they won't be coming up with any solutions. They are working 24/7 to make sure they can point the finger at their political opponents for their failures!
James never tells you what arguments are misinformation. In this case he doesn't like the truth of Texas's history curriculum but can't tell us why.
But it's easy, James doesn't like curriculum that contradicts his Marxist views of history. He wants children to be indoctrinated in a false history.
I will also say...
Considering how few Covid deaths there have been in Alabama since the vaccine has come out (just a few hundred) and given how many Hospitals there are in Alabama (well over a hundred) - the fact that this person has seen so many die seems to be an odd coincidence. Either that or this is one hell of a poor doctor.
Maybe these people would have had a better survival rate at a hospital and with a doctor who has not seen such a odd amount of carnage.
10:33 That is one poor excuse for a comment.
"One hell of a poor doctor" says Ch?
No, you and the GOP are one hell of a poor excuse for people who are supposed to be telling the truth, not telling lies, to advance the wellfare of our people, rather than advancing your Trumpian schemes for selfishly benefitting primarily the wealthy.
I am surprised to learn that I have "Marxist" views of history.
Well, no, I'm not. Martin Luther King, Jr. was also accused of that.
Everything listed at 10:03 strikes me as objective stuff that should be taught in our schools, with plenty of time for discussion of the issues, including all kinds of opinions.
But facts are facts. Slavery happened. So the the Tucson massacre. So did the Tuskegee experiment.
Sweeping those things under the rug is not teaching objective American history.
Sorry Reverend...
I am all for telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!
I am also very skeptical of anecdotal arguments that are designed specifically to get an emotional rise out of people. Obviously the touching story of the high and mighty doctor having to break it to the multitudes of dying Covid patients that they were killed by misinformation is something that bends your viewpoint.
But that is part of life. Not everyone will make the same decisions or listen to the same people for advice. Whether it be a young minority person who listens to the local thug rather than a counselor or teacher when choosing a criminal career path, or whether it is someone who neglects their doctor's advice on diat and exercise and dies of a heart attack.
When the young minority ends up in front of a judge facing a long prison term or the health neglector is lying on the floor waiting for an ambulance - they likely have regrets.
the world is full of people who get bad advice or don't follow good advice. It happens millions of times a day and I see no reason why this particular situation is "special".
I totally reject your mischaracterization of that woman doctor as "high and mighty" or her many wrenching experiences as being merely "anecdotal."
I invite readers to read what she said.
At 9:54 & 55.
Bad advice is bad advice, and Trump and the GOP and you have been giving it for far too long.
Cool news
A woman said to be the oldest working nurse in the country has retired from a Tacoma, Washington, hospital at the age of 96, according to NBC affiliate KING-TV.
Florence "SeeSee" Rigney served more than 70 years as a nurse at the MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital.
She began her career as an operating room nurse, just getting started as penicillin was introduced to the health care world. Since then, she's had very few "breaks" from her work, only taking a hiatus or two to care for her children, and one not-so-successful attempt to retire, which lasted only six months over 30 years ago, according to the local news station.
C.H. Truth said...
I will also say...
Considering how few Covid deaths there have been in Alabama since the vaccine has come out (just a few hundred) and given how many Hospitals there are in Alabama (well over a hundred) - the fact that this person has seen so many die seems to be an odd coincidence. Either that or this is one hell of a poor doctor.
Maybe these people would have had a better survival rate at a hospital and with a doctor who has not seen such a odd amount of carnage.
July 21, 2021 at 10:33 AM
JamesNewLeaf said...
10:33 That is one poor excuse for a comment.
"One hell of a poor doctor" says Ch?
No, you and the GOP are one hell of a poor excuse for people who are supposed to be telling the truth, not telling lies, to advance the wellfare of our people, rather than advancing your Trumpian schemes for selfishly benefitting primarily the wealthy.
I see the POS "pastor" is too busy judging you and the right to actually produce any contrary facts.
Just condescending and untrue rhetoric.
As if his party isn't the party of the vast number of the richest men in America
Ones who can freely give away $100 million "gifts" left and right.
Maybe Hunter can paint a picture of Bezos on his space flight and some mysterious man will pay $100 million for it.
I wonder how much Epstein would have got for the Clinton "painting" in the blue dress ?
Or if Bill Gates really should be preaching about vaccines and climate change while becoming America's largest owner of farmland. And now the owner of a Covid testing labatory.
Well the Washington Post lets him run editorials
and his buddy Warren Buffet sure sells a lot of Coke and chocolates and hamburgers and jet travel. Even bond ratings (Moody's I believe) that some say were responsible for the 2008 financial crisis. The one that got Obama elected.
It goes on and on
Fabulously wealthy and not paying there fair share of taxes.
But fighting for "equity"
the "good guys"
Just like China
C'mom man
I'm sure Biden will say something "tough" and wink.
And Hunter will buy another underage hooker.
Blogger JamesNewLeaf said...
Bad advice is bad advice, and Trump and the GOP and you have been giving it for far too long.
No one has been giving more bad advice for longer than Fauci.
He's been lying from the jump, he's been lying to Congress, and he belongs in a Federal prison.
The man has been running a con since the AIDS epidemic.
There is no reason to respond to Ch anymore but we can still keep the Thecoldheartedtruth alive with real coldheartedtruth!
He's lost his mind.
or an illegal firearm
It's not illegal if he doesn't get charged, right ?
No one has been giving more bad advice for longer than Fauci.
He's been lying from the jump, he's been lying to Congress, and he belongs in a Federal prison.
The man has been running a con since the AIDS epidemic.
I read he has now been referred to for criminal prosecution
I hope that is true.
It should be
Paul is absolutely right. Fauci is lying about the NIH funding. His table pounding won't change that.
Fauci lied
people _____
No one on the left has a shred of credibility to lecture us on covid deaths as we continue to crank out over half a million abortions each year in the US.
"Death" seems to be relevant as a matter of convenience to those shrieking from the left. Or, purely as a political ploy to distract from the epic failure of the Biden* regime.
The left is setting the table for another round of lockdowns conveniently timed with the start of the 2022 campaign season.
I totally reject your mischaracterization of that woman doctor as "high and mighty" or her many wrenching experiences as being merely "anecdotal."
"High and mighty" is appropriate for someone so judgemental and obviously political in the situation. That is my opinion and I stick by it.
By definition - the fact that she uses personal experience as her driver is anecdotal. That is simply a fact, not even an opinion.
Anonymous Myballs said...
Paul is absolutely right. Fauci is lying about the NIH funding. His table pounding won't change that.
Fauci was shaking like the dumb kid at the spelling bee.
Roger Amick said...
There is no reason to respond to Ch anymore but we can still keep the Thecoldheartedtruth alive with real coldheartedtruth!
He's lost his mind.
everything the left accuses you of they have actually done or has happened to them
proven again
the walls have really closed in on this one
alky himself if he couldn't figure that out
... "Imagine if 50 GOP state reps skipped work, drank beer on a private jet while ignoring federal mask mandates, held a press conference to spread flagrant lies that've been debunked, and then infected the Speaker's Office and White House with COVID. Just imagine."
—Congressman Dan Crenshaw
He's lost his mind.
Then start your own blog, alky.
according to GoDaddy, brokendownnursinghomedrunk.com is an available URL.
Now's your time to shine, sport.
Disclose.tv
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1417815215362781190
JUST IN - CDC has added 6,000 new death reports in VAERS following #COVID19 vaccinations in the US. This is more than double last week's total figure and 0.0036% of the approx. 338 million administered doses.
just 6,000 deaths in a week
lots of possible explanations but to just ignore that if you are a healthy relatively young person or have children is not a real option.
Coupled with the fact this is still an emergency use only approved vaccine with obviously no long-term studies.
Science evolves
and data grows
of course this is the CDC again and we know how much they screwed up in 2020
But then again I may be in the minority here and hope I am wrong
Roger, may I suggest you take a better approach, stop name calling , make your points based on facts.
rrb said...
He's lost his mind.
Then start your own blog, alky.
according to GoDaddy, brokendownnursinghomedrunk.com is an available URL.
Now's your time to shine, sport.
alky can't even figure out how to get a web URL ?
maybe the "pastor" can help him
They are on about the same wave length and I'm sure share their "intellegence"
Would be a real winner
ROFLMFAO !!!
James, do you care to debate?
Or only CUT n paste?
Whites have longer life Expectancy in the wonderful Country that is my USA.
#BREAKING
Senator @RandPaul
Announcing That He Will Be Sending A Letter To DOJ Asking For A Criminal Referral For Dr. Fauci For Lying To Congress
https://twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/status/1417655909979918337
Fauci must be destroyed.
brokendownnursinghomedrunk.com/whatGoddardsasstasteslike
got it bookmarked already !!!
In 2020 the USA was a net exporter.
Bidenomics
Has in 6 months reversed it.
brokendownnursinghomedrunk.com/whatGoddardsasstasteslike
imagine all the time the "pastor" can save by not having to copy everything
maybe even just have a direct link to Goddard !!
shocking what you can do with new technology
the world will be a much better place !!!
I see a rainbow and a unicorn as their background
WINNER !!!
I totally reject your mischaracterization of that..... her many wrenching experiences as being merely "anecdotal".
an·ec·dot·al (ăn′ĭk-dōt′l)
adj.
1. Based on observations or indications rather than rigorous or scientific analysis:
And James runs away.
LOL
She was meeting with people who had actually lost loved ones.
I guess coroners gave their scientific analysis that those loved ones really were dead.
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