Digital 2020 Democracy

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It becomes increasingly difficult to fact check anyone who habitually lies and can't be trusted with anything they, write say, or do. Therefore, Twitter has decided it will no longer allow any posting of unsubstantiated information without any context.

100K + USA DEATHS

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What killed 100k Americans wasn't just the #COVID!9 - STOP THE MADNESS

Mr. President and The GOP, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

VIRUS DRUG

TRUMP, on why he considers hydroxychloroquine safe for the treatment of COVID-19: “Frankly, I’ve heard tremendous reports. Many people think it saved their lives.” — interview with Attkisson.

MinneaPolice Brutality

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Although the names, circumstances, and locations may change, the color is always black. As public protests continue to grow in Minneapolis and elsewhere in the wake of the death of George Floyd there are increasing calls for a federal investigation and criminal charges against all four police officers implicated in the violent arrest that led to Floyd’s death. Anger is justified, but riots and looting are never acceptable.

A Folly of Failures

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History will record a folly of failures that could have prevented the global pandemic which has killed so many innocent humans. The lack of leadership and sincerity for five dangerous days in PRC followed by five long and devastating weeks in the USA.

While I was working for the second wave of the late and great Reagan Bush Republican administration, there was a phrase that President Ronald Regan subscribed to, but Trump never did because he has trusted the Communists way too much.

Memorial Day 2020

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It is no coincidence that I began my day this morning by wearing the USA flag on my chest to pay tribute to all members of our military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our Democracy and the many freedoms we enjoy today.

Did you know that Memorial Day goes as far back as the American Civil War in the 1860s? Formerly known as Decoration Day, it occurs every year on the last Monday of the month of May and is the day of remembering the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

Still Not For Sale

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I have a bridge to sell you This phrase was coined by George C. Parker, a con-man who sold the Brooklyn Bridge twice a week for 30 years. He was eventually convicted and sent up the river for life where he may have sung, songs, at Sing Sing Prison, NY.

We're In This Together

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When someone asks how are you doing, the real question is are they really expressing goodwill and concerned about our well being?

Here is a series of questions you may consider asking if you are an inquiring mind who wants to know.

How are you taking care of yourself today?

What part of your shelter-in-place residence have you come to appreciate the most?

What surprising thing have you been stocking up on (that isn’t toilet paper)?

What’s a story from a book, a movie, an article, a conversation – that you’ve been gripped by recently?

Donald Dunce Detention

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As the #USA coronavirus-related death toll reaches 100K the nation marks Memorial Day Weekend, with a surge of infections.

It’s disingenuous and dangerous to reject responsibility and blame others. America keeps leading with COVID19 Pandemic deaths.

Shouldn’t all Republicans be scapegoats when they refused to do their jobs? Let us ban them from The Whiten House and The Senate.

POTUS Prayer Services

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The standard weekend has been the time between the close of work or school week and the start of the following week, or Saturday and Sunday.

it has also been a time to worship and attend religious services. The real question is why has POTUS gone out of the way to insist that churches open when there is no recorded history of his devout service to God?

Celebrate Patience and Fortitude

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Happy Birthday, 🎁 NYPL - On this date May 23, 1895, The New York Public Library #NYPL was founded. To honor their 125th anniversary, they asked 125 people to talk about a book they love or any published work that inspired them. 

This video follows the release of a new anniversary list, 125 Kids Books We Love, featuring children’s titles that inspire those both young and young at heart to #LoveReading. Explore the list here.