The longest week…. until next week
A Texas bar has a rule “No mask allowed.” Well, assume this will also apply to patrons’ funerals.
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Trump claims that in California “that kids go & they raid mailboxes & they hand them to people that are signing ballots.” I’m California voter. My husband scrawled signature on ballot few years ago, got RETURNED to him because signatures didn’t match. He had to redo it. Period.
Plagiarizers of a feather. We all remember Melania with Michelle Obama. Tonight Donald “when the looting starts, the shooting starts.” Wasn’t a great line the first time, when uttered by Miami police chief Walter Headley in 1967.
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Let us be very very clear. Trump does not care about the life of George Floyd The only life he cares about is his own.
Trump still on his #VoteByMail rant. “Our election process will become badly tainted & a laughingstock all over the World. ” Uh, fixed it for him “Our Presidency has become badly tainted & a laughingstock all over the World.”
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Forget no criticism of armed protesters: Trump never even referred to the killer of #HeatherHeyer as a “thug.”
I guess we shouldn’t be surprised that a man who refuses to give his DNA in a rape case doesn’t want his facts checked on Twitter either.
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Amazing, White House tweeting that Trump “just took executive action to fight online censorship by tech corporations, including social media platforms.” Twitter censored nothing Donald tweeted. They simply offered a fact check. . So facts now official have a liberal bias?
I challenge any GOP Senator to take a quick scroll through Trump’s twitter feed Thursday morning and tell me POTUS is a sane man. (sadly this may become an evergreen tweet.)
And I’m writing this and going to bed a couple hours before Donald will wake up and see that Twitter flagged his tweet about looting and shooting as “inciting violence.”
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Serious closing items:
A story last night indicated that Amy Klobuchar, while Hennepin County DA, had let the cop who killed George Floyd off the hook for shooting a man in 2006. Since I am an Amy fan this was disturbing but story seemed a bit off. A little research found the case was a domestic violence, with someone (allegedly) who had stabbed their girlfriend and friend, threatened to shot them, and then pointed, and refused to drop, a shotgun at six cops, who all opened fire, killing the suspect. But the date was October 29, 2006. To non-political junkies, that was 9 days before Klobuchar was elected to the Senate. And no way a prosecution happens that fast, especially in a case that seemed a lot like “suicide by cop.”
Today many news sites went with the story simply that she had let Floyd’s killer off the hook, often tying it to “well, so much for VP chances,” and some making it sound like she should resign, and I tried to point out the issues when I could.
Tonight, the DA’s office issued this statement,- “Hennepin County Grand Jury returned no-bill in death of Wayne Reyes on Oct. 25, 2007. All prosecutorial decisions were made under the direction of Mike Freeman.” Amy joined Senate January 20, 2007
Facts matter. Let’s see how many retractions happen Friday.
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