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It is both an honor and a privilege to watch conservatives die.

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no one here will be surprised that you like to watch

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https://twitter.com/evanmcmurry/status/1306041264551473153
https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1306041359308996610

So 200,000 deaths later, Trump still thinks it's going to magically disappear someday. Perhaps with "herd mentality". And "people say" masks aren't good.

I've hesitated to use this label, but calling him and his support a death cult is probably accurate at this point.

Quote (IceMage @ Sep 17 2020 08:18am)

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1306557587375128576

Trump running on the "if I lose I'm going to do my best to poison American democracy for decades" platform.

Also, the guy tweeted earlier with the hashtag "PedoJoe".

But sure, this election is supposed to be about policy differences.

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"No," Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler said when asked if it's a concern the President lied about the virus. "It's fake news."

"You guys are awful," added Arizona Sen. Martha McSally when asked if Trump made a mistake when he misled the public.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently announced another historic month of job growth as the economy added 1.4 million jobs in August. It was the fourth-best month of job growth on record dating back to 1939 (and likely ever), beaten out only by the preceding three months.

As a result, the country’s unemployment rate dropped to 8.4 percent from its post-pandemic high of 14.7 percent. Recall that in April the Congressional Budget Office forecast a 16 percent unemployment rate for the third quarter.

By historical measures — by any measure, really — this is a remarkable resurgence. Based on recent data, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s GDPNow forecasting model increased its prediction for third-quarter GDP growth to 30.8 percent. That would be the highest number on record dating back to 1947 (and, again, likely ever).

Of course, this is all on top of news about the Trump administration’s historic steps towards peace in the Middle East. First, it was the United Arab Emirates and Israel making peace. Then Serbia and Kosovo agreed to normalize economic relations with Kosovo (a mostly Muslim nation) recognizing Israel and Serbia moving its embassy to Jerusalem.

Then Bahrain and Israel agreed to normalize relations. Despite protestations from the Palestinians, the Arab League refused to condemn the Israel/UAE deal. Saudi Arabia agreed to let Israeli commercial aircraft fly over its territory.

As a result, the president received two nominations for a Nobel Peace Award. Seriously, if Obama or Clinton were president, the calls for a Nobel would be deafening.

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