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Georgia election officials will recertify the results of the state's presidential race after another recount had reaffirmed Joe Biden win's over Trump, the third time that results showed that Trump had lost the state. https://t.co/FTsWANiWUZ
A new filing deadline changes nothing and is not a cause for concern.
This lawsuit — an attempt to throw out the legal votes of 2.5 million Pennsylvanians — is baseless. We’re prepared, we’re on it and we will ensure the will of the people is respected.https://t.co/4t5NXcq4iy
Runoff elections set up in Georgia in early 1960s by segregationists to keep Black voters from participating
But high turnout, diverse electorate & 2 years of organizing against voter suppression could be the difference for Dem Senate candidates on Jan 5 https://t.co/zRBxWacTIG
The federal court order in MI ending Sidney Powell & Co.'s request to overturn the election results there methodically shreds all of their claims. They lose on every single issue – the case is moot, was filed too late, they have no standing, etc.https://t.co/w6jO4katKJpic.twitter.com/y4f1Sp9toY
Judge: Sidney Powell's election lawsuit in Mich. "seems to be less about achieving the result the Plaintiffs seek … and more about the impact of their allegations on the People's faith in the democratic process."
🚨NEW: In an affidavit filed tonight in federal court, the Chief Investigator for the Office of the Georgia Secretary of State states debunks right-wing conspiracy theory that there were ballots secretly hidden under a table. pic.twitter.com/WF0wZe1mqE
The worst thing you could do to someone like @realDonaldTrump is ignore him…He equates attention with relevancy & that relevancy gives him power. If we take away his visibility, he will no longer have any power.
Rachel Madddow recalls the first COVID-19 warning America received from Dr. Nancy Messionner on February 25th. Next day it suited to Trump report a fact, that John Hopkins’ research found the U.S. to be number one
in pandemic preparedness globally. So what (the hell) happened?
Maddow:
“It doesn’t matter how great the car is if you can’t drive.
Despite all the ostensible readiness, we of course have been absolutely abysmal at handling this virus.
We’re a global model for how to bollix a pandemic response in pretty much every conceivable way.”
Fareed Zakaria: “Ten Lessons For A Post-Pandemic World”.
Lesson Two: “What Matters is Not the Quantity of the Government, but the Quality.”
“By July, with less than 5% of the world’s population, the U.S. had over 25% of the world’s cumulative confirmed cases. Per capita daily death rates in the United States were ten times higher than in Europe. Was this the new face of American exceptionalism?”
“These ills of government are an American, not a democratic disease. Many other democracies handled this pandemic effectively, better than any dictatorship. That list includes countries run by political parties
of all stripes.”
“The country could become more parochial and less global, losing influence and innovation,
all the while consoling itself with fantasies that it is utterly exceptional. For many decades, the world needed to learn from America. But now America needs to learn from the world. And what it most needs to learn about is government – not big or small but good government.”
Fareed Zakaria speaks with Maddow:
“There is a 40 year old assault (on government). When Bannon comes into the White House,
he said ‘the goal of the Trump revolution is the deconstruction of the Administrative state’.
Now for 40 years you’ve been trying to drown government,
deconstruct it, guess what? It doesn’t function that well.”
“Ok we still have a largish government, we still have lots of resources, what do you do? I think one of the lessons here is to pay attention and be serious about governing. This is not a reality TV show.
And one of the things Trump got away with was making it out as though you really didn’t have to do much. The most telling part about Bolton’s memoirs is that he would go in every day and notice nobody was doing anything. There was no policy being executed day to day. They would literally come in and wonder ‘OK what is the president going to tweet about?’ and ‘What is the damage control we do today? Now if you are running government like that, there’s enough momentum that things can sort of go on OK,
but come a pandemic, come a crisis, everything falls apart. And so I do think a lot of this you have to blame at the top. Trump has never run anything in his life. He had a small mom and pop real estate business which kind of failed. Then he turned it into a licensing business after ‘The Apprentice’.
So he hasn’t had much experience, and what experience he had has turned out to be very bad.”
Zakaria:
“You know the places that did the best (re: COVID-19) Rachel, were governments in East Asia
which are not very big governments as a percentage, because they don’t have large welfare states.
Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore. But what they do have is a tradition of government service is honored, it is respected. In Singapore it is highly paid, you make as much as a banker, as a minister. But importantly these agencies are staffed with technocrats, given a lot of autonomy, given a free rein, respected by government, by society. You know we have to get back to that.
We’ve had this 20th century debate about the size of the government.
Whatever size the government is, we want it to be competent. We want it to be respected. We want people to understand that the best people in the world should think about spending some time in government. And if we can come back to that tradition, which is the tradition Roosevelt began, which is the tradition Lyndon Johnson expanded on. We have had periods in American history when American government has functioned superbly. I mean it is American government that beat the Depression, won WW2,
beat the Cold War, created the Internet, put a man on the Moon.
This was all government, good competent government.”
Defense Secretary Esper has been fired.
Rachel Maddow (at times hilariously) asks why get top people out of Pentagon and put trump new people in
now – after the election? The Pentagon intelligence policy chief, Pentagon policy chief, Pentagon chief of staff, head of the task force to defeat ISIS have all suddenly been chucked out and replaced by junior level trump conspiracy staffers. (Video closes out with Fareed Zakaria interview.)
Am wondering if by replacing people at the top at the Pentagon in trump’s remaining few weeks, gop architects can do some long-term planning by loading their people into positions lower down on the ladder?
They will try. But these scumbags are likely to be eliminated later if BidenHarris team decides to review their qualifications – most have none, just nepotism and patronage.
Start with review of their paperwork & deny the dubious ones security clearance.
I never dreamed I’d have the honor to once again serve as Surgeon General. In this moment of crisis, I’m grateful for the opportunity to help end this pandemic, be a voice for science, and support our nation on its path to rebuilding and healing. pic.twitter.com/0litXnsIJ7
A former Alabama GOP senator said "We messed up" the COVID response before the virus took his own life, leaving the warning in a bid to prevent more deaths. https://t.co/O6QBRQtMVk
Between rapidly approaching deadlines, Giuliani being hospitalized and a string of court losses, there is a sense developing internally that the Trump legal team’s efforts are coming to a close, according to multiple people. Fewer calls, meetings happening, etc.
ATLANTA —
“Georgia election officials on Monday said they would recertify the results of the state’s presidential race after another recount had reaffirmed Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory over President Trump, the third time that results showed that Mr. Trump had lost the state.
“We have now counted legally cast ballots three times, and the results remain unchanged,” Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, said in a news conference.
President-Elect Biden,
2020 Job Numbers & Economy, Dec 4th:
(excerpt)
“If Congress and President Trump fail to act by the end of December,
12 million Americans will lose their unemployment benefits they rely on. Merry Christmas.
The unemployment they rely on to keep food on the table, keep the lights on and the heat on, pay their bills. Emergency paid leave will end. Moratorium on evictions will expire. States will lose the vital tools they need to pay for COVID testing and public health. Put yourselves in that position, anybody listening, laying awake at night, wondering what’s going to happen tomorrow. It’s going to be harder for states to keep children and educators safe in schools, to try to provide assistance to keep small businesses alive. States and cities are already facing large, large budget shortfalls this year. Again, through no fault of their own. They’ve already laid off more than a million workers. Even more teachers, firefighters, cops will lose their jobs unless federal government steps shut up now. All of this weakens our ability to control the virus if we don’t step up now.
Emergency paid leave reduces the spread of COVID because it allows people to stay home when they’re sick. States and cities need funding to direct their COVID response, which is the only way we’re going to end the economic crisis as well, the only way we’re going to get people back to work. I’m not alone in saying this situation is urgent. If we don’t act now, the future will be very bleak.
Americans need help and they need it now. And they need more to come early next year. “
Using the power you have.
“Joe Biden should do everything at once”
“How to succeed in hyperpolarized politics: run a blitz.”
“What we do know is that Republicans will wage full-on war on Biden from the second he takes office….
The right will be what it is, what it has been becoming for decades now; expecting anything else would be madness. The question is how the Biden administration should behave, knowing all this.”
“Biden’s best chance is to try to overwhelm the system the way Trump did,
by doing so much that it’s impossible to make any one thing into a lasting story.
He should launch so many simultaneous reforms that there’s no time for right-wing media to make up lies about all of them or for the Supreme Court to hear them all. He should ignore bad-faith attacks and stay relentlessly on message about what’s gotten done and what’s getting done next. He should, at every juncture, get caught trying to make government work better for ordinary people.
To succeed, all this must happen alongside Democratic Party efforts to improve messaging and media,
get persistent party infrastructure on the ground in communities the party has neglected, and innovate on voter outreach and persuasion. (Aaron Strauss has some good ideas on that front.)
But Biden has something the rest of the party at the federal level does not have:
the power to improve Americans’ lives in a visible way. More than anything else, cynicism about government’s ability to do that is corroding US politics. The best thing Biden can do, morally and politically, is act, as much and as fast as possible, and then talk about it, and do more of it, and talk about it more. (And he should be clear about exactly who stands in the way of bigger, better changes, and why his name is Mitch McConnell.)
The rest of it, he should ignore:
the Washington chatter about the latest Republican accusations or catty infighting among Democratic factions, the cable news story or Twitter drama of the day, the latest offensive thing Trump or some Trump surrogate said, all of it. Bulldoze through it.
The president has limited ability to control political discourse and drama, but he has an enormous capacity to change policy and direct resources.
Biden should use that power while he has it, without hesitation or apology.”
Incredible. “When people just won’t do the simple things for the greater good….”. Please watch this, and know this is the conversation every doctor wants us to hear. https://t.co/R8gM6uS5ni
This month, Georgians begins another round of early voting for a consequential runoff election that will determine who fills two U.S. Senate seats. (1/2)
#ObservingDemocracy's new memo finds that proposed restrictions on early voting may disproportionately impact African American and Hispanic voters for the runoff election in the vast majority of Georgia's 159 counties. (2/2)
Cobb County, Georgia election officials plan to slash the number of early voting locations from eleven to five for the upcoming runoff election. This move will harm Black and Latinx voters as many of these polling places serve communities of color. https://t.co/H9SZxzAqPQ
Make no mistake, evictions and foreclosures are a public health crisis. The CDC's temporary order to halt evictions expires Dec. 31, leaving many of our most at risk communities facing the loss of their home during a pandemic. Congress must act. https://t.co/UTC9Q2creA
Some #MondayMotivation from the great Shirley Chisholm, who created a path for me and so many others: “You don't make progress by standing on the sidelines, whimpering and complaining. You make progress by implementing ideas.”
“Trump Administration Sat On Critical Data For Helping Reunite Kids Separated From Families”
“Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project,
tells Rachel Maddow how his organization was suddenly presented with data, including phone numbers,
related to immigrant families that had been separated by the United States
after months of saying no such data existed.”
—-Imagine you’re a child who could’ve been reunited with loved ones last year.
—some of the really Tinies may not remember their parents by now, if DeVos didn’t sell them off already.
Some #MondayMotivation from the great Shirley Chisholm, who created a path for me and so many others: “You don't make progress by standing on the sidelines, whimpering and complaining. You make progress by implementing ideas.”
Lame duck President Donald Trump AND outgoing VP Mike Pence sue POTUS-elect Joe Biden and VP-elect Kamala Harris to set aside the vote in two counties with Wisconsin’s most people of color.
Another one bites the dust: A Fulton County Superior Court judge rejected a pro-Trump lawsuit because the attorneys didn’t pay the proper filing fee or fill out the paperwork correctly. #gapolhttps://t.co/YB3Ti4efmk
It is unacceptable that Cobb County – GA’s third-largest and already the site of the longest early voting lines of 2018 and 2020 – would close more than half of its early voting locations for Jn 5 runoff. The county must immediately reverse course. #gapolhttps://t.co/tBBw1JNhxghttps://t.co/dbhl90XTIU
Today, we remember those we lost at Pearl Harbor 79 years ago — and we salute those who answered duty’s call with strength and courage. Our nation owes an incredible debt to those who have served and must ensure they and their families receive the care they’ve earned.
NEW: Office of Special Coiunsel finds White House trade advisor Peter Narvarro violated the federal Hatch Act by attacking Joe Biden during media appearances, "using official position while engaging in political activity" pic.twitter.com/YDFDv6xNw4
PBO twitterated:
“To all of you in Georgia, today is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming runoff election. Take a few minutes right now to register to vote, and then make sure everybody you know is registered, too. http://iwillvote.com/GAvotes
On this day, in 1963, Jackie Kennedy left the White House for the last time… through the Rose Garden she created. @DrBiden has promised to restore it. 🙏🏼💙 pic.twitter.com/AWdgvoLXga
This is why Trump is throwing his little shindig tomorrow that the CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna declined to attend: he is going to sign an executive order trying to wall-paper over his incompetence of not signing with Pfizer to get vaccines allocated for the US. Buffoon!!!
101-year-old Ret. Brig. Gen. Charles E. McGee served as an American fighter pilot and is now one of the last living members of the Tuskegee Airmen, an all African-American military pilot group who fought during WWII.@LesterHoltNBC has his story tonight on @NBCNightlyNews. pic.twitter.com/qqBmUtEUix
— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) December 7, 2020
LeBron James, Naomi Osaka and Patrick Mahomes among 5 "activist athletes" honored as Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year https://t.co/WnhFkCrkse
MLK rightly points out that it’s incredible how loyal blacks have remained to America in spite of how awful they’ve been treated. pic.twitter.com/dDDOhVxDnO
Holy shit. Rebekah Jones, the whistleblower who refused to fake COVID data in Florida, had her house raided this morning at gunpoint, and all of her technology seized.
In May, the Florida Department of Health fired @GeoRebekah because — she says — she refused to alter a dashboard showing COVID spread. In June, she launched her own dashboard: https://t.co/DlDs3QOepa
Who’s on Furst?
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I love all o’ y’all too, TodoBots, Keep us All The Heart!
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You’re on furst! Congrats Pamela!
One State..so much depends on you Georgia.
I know, right? Kinda scary. I think we’re gonna pull through though.
Hope so!
DU has passed her DM (Doctorate of Medicine) exams in Nephorology today with flying colors, graduating 2nd in her class.
Bravo!! 👏🏼♥️👏🏼 Deepest admiration and hearty congratulations! Well Done!
🎊👍👏👏😍. Who among us is even a tiny bit surprised?? Congratulations 🎊🍾🎈 to all!
AWESOME!!! Huge congratulations to her, amk. You must be so proud:)
Congratulations!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!…Congratssssssssssss
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Huge congratulations to your exceptional daughter on her completion of such a high achievement.
Grand congrats to DU! Bravo! 🎉
go for the rave amk, congrats!!
🥁🎹🎸📯🎺🥂🥳🙇♀️🤗🤗🙌🙌🙌
Congrats, DU.
Congrats, Papa Amk🥂
Thank you all for your kind wishes. We are all very proud of her academic achievements.
In almost all states, the swing has been against the totus thug, it just wasn’t enough of a swing unfortunately.
Yup, the thug was a media built monster.
Dr. Fauci on Gov. Cuomo Live Now…
so much winning today.
Rachel Madddow recalls the first COVID-19 warning America received from Dr. Nancy Messionner on February 25th. Next day it suited to Trump report a fact, that John Hopkins’ research found the U.S. to be number one
in pandemic preparedness globally. So what (the hell) happened?
Maddow:
“It doesn’t matter how great the car is if you can’t drive.
Despite all the ostensible readiness, we of course have been absolutely abysmal at handling this virus.
We’re a global model for how to bollix a pandemic response in pretty much every conceivable way.”
Fareed Zakaria: “Ten Lessons For A Post-Pandemic World”.
Lesson Two: “What Matters is Not the Quantity of the Government, but the Quality.”
“By July, with less than 5% of the world’s population, the U.S. had over 25% of the world’s cumulative confirmed cases. Per capita daily death rates in the United States were ten times higher than in Europe. Was this the new face of American exceptionalism?”
“These ills of government are an American, not a democratic disease. Many other democracies handled this pandemic effectively, better than any dictatorship. That list includes countries run by political parties
of all stripes.”
“The country could become more parochial and less global, losing influence and innovation,
all the while consoling itself with fantasies that it is utterly exceptional. For many decades, the world needed to learn from America. But now America needs to learn from the world. And what it most needs to learn about is government – not big or small but good government.”
Fareed Zakaria speaks with Maddow:
“There is a 40 year old assault (on government). When Bannon comes into the White House,
he said ‘the goal of the Trump revolution is the deconstruction of the Administrative state’.
Now for 40 years you’ve been trying to drown government,
deconstruct it, guess what? It doesn’t function that well.”
“Ok we still have a largish government, we still have lots of resources, what do you do? I think one of the lessons here is to pay attention and be serious about governing. This is not a reality TV show.
And one of the things Trump got away with was making it out as though you really didn’t have to do much. The most telling part about Bolton’s memoirs is that he would go in every day and notice nobody was doing anything. There was no policy being executed day to day. They would literally come in and wonder ‘OK what is the president going to tweet about?’ and ‘What is the damage control we do today? Now if you are running government like that, there’s enough momentum that things can sort of go on OK,
but come a pandemic, come a crisis, everything falls apart. And so I do think a lot of this you have to blame at the top. Trump has never run anything in his life. He had a small mom and pop real estate business which kind of failed. Then he turned it into a licensing business after ‘The Apprentice’.
So he hasn’t had much experience, and what experience he had has turned out to be very bad.”
Zakaria:
“You know the places that did the best (re: COVID-19) Rachel, were governments in East Asia
which are not very big governments as a percentage, because they don’t have large welfare states.
Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore. But what they do have is a tradition of government service is honored, it is respected. In Singapore it is highly paid, you make as much as a banker, as a minister. But importantly these agencies are staffed with technocrats, given a lot of autonomy, given a free rein, respected by government, by society. You know we have to get back to that.
We’ve had this 20th century debate about the size of the government.
Whatever size the government is, we want it to be competent. We want it to be respected. We want people to understand that the best people in the world should think about spending some time in government. And if we can come back to that tradition, which is the tradition Roosevelt began, which is the tradition Lyndon Johnson expanded on. We have had periods in American history when American government has functioned superbly. I mean it is American government that beat the Depression, won WW2,
beat the Cold War, created the Internet, put a man on the Moon.
This was all government, good competent government.”
SOON – Attorney Ben Crump joins Virginia Gov. Northam for ceremonial signing of ‘Breonna’s Law’ – https://abcnews.go.com/live/video/special-live-1
February 26 2020:
Dr. Nancy Messionnier CDC Telebriefing Update on COVID-19:
Audio: (https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2020/t0225-cdc-telebriefing-covid-19.html)
Dec 2 2020:
Transcript for CDC Telebriefing on the COVID-19 Outbreak:
(https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2020/t1202-covid-19-telebriefing.html)
How about wanton dereliction of duty for starters?
Good morning, TOD!
President-elect Biden has not been receiving briefs by the NSA due to being blocked by Trump new appointees.
Seems we have an update:
“Pentagon spy agencies to meet with Biden transition team” (today)
“Pentagon officials said Saturday that leaders of the military’s intelligence services will begin meeting with members of President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team Monday,
ending what some current and former officials said was an impasse that undermined the transfer of control.”
(https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/pentagon-biden-transition-meetings/2020/12/05/616039b6-3743-11eb-a997-1f4c53d2a747_story.html)
Sanction these lawyers. The only way forward.
Defense Secretary Esper has been fired.
Rachel Maddow (at times hilariously) asks why get top people out of Pentagon and put trump new people in
now – after the election? The Pentagon intelligence policy chief, Pentagon policy chief, Pentagon chief of staff, head of the task force to defeat ISIS have all suddenly been chucked out and replaced by junior level trump conspiracy staffers. (Video closes out with Fareed Zakaria interview.)
All the winning.
Am wondering if by replacing people at the top at the Pentagon in trump’s remaining few weeks, gop architects can do some long-term planning by loading their people into positions lower down on the ladder?
They will try. But these scumbags are likely to be eliminated later if BidenHarris team decides to review their qualifications – most have none, just nepotism and patronage.
Start with review of their paperwork & deny the dubious ones security clearance.
Yes, Joe, Kamala, and team need eyes everywhere.
Mary Trump to Joy Reid:
Trump wouldn’t be considering family pardons “If there weren’t a there there”.
Traitor thug has already conned 200 mil profit off his rubes. Guess that cow is starting to run dry.
ATLANTA —
“Georgia election officials on Monday said they would recertify the results of the state’s presidential race after another recount had reaffirmed Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory over President Trump, the third time that results showed that Mr. Trump had lost the state.
“We have now counted legally cast ballots three times, and the results remain unchanged,” Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, said in a news conference.
The announcement on Monday is the latest blow to Mr. Trump’s attempts to subvert the election results in Georgia.”
(https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/12/07/us/joe-biden-trump)
Raffensburger: “All this talk of a stolen election, whether it’s Stacey Abrams or the president of the United States, is hurting our state.”
Um ok…as long as they don’t mess with the run-off on January 5th.
President-Elect Biden,
2020 Job Numbers & Economy, Dec 4th:
(excerpt)
“If Congress and President Trump fail to act by the end of December,
12 million Americans will lose their unemployment benefits they rely on. Merry Christmas.
The unemployment they rely on to keep food on the table, keep the lights on and the heat on, pay their bills. Emergency paid leave will end. Moratorium on evictions will expire. States will lose the vital tools they need to pay for COVID testing and public health. Put yourselves in that position, anybody listening, laying awake at night, wondering what’s going to happen tomorrow. It’s going to be harder for states to keep children and educators safe in schools, to try to provide assistance to keep small businesses alive. States and cities are already facing large, large budget shortfalls this year. Again, through no fault of their own. They’ve already laid off more than a million workers. Even more teachers, firefighters, cops will lose their jobs unless federal government steps shut up now. All of this weakens our ability to control the virus if we don’t step up now.
Emergency paid leave reduces the spread of COVID because it allows people to stay home when they’re sick. States and cities need funding to direct their COVID response, which is the only way we’re going to end the economic crisis as well, the only way we’re going to get people back to work. I’m not alone in saying this situation is urgent. If we don’t act now, the future will be very bleak.
Americans need help and they need it now. And they need more to come early next year. “
Using the power you have.
“Joe Biden should do everything at once”
“How to succeed in hyperpolarized politics: run a blitz.”
“What we do know is that Republicans will wage full-on war on Biden from the second he takes office….
The right will be what it is, what it has been becoming for decades now; expecting anything else would be madness. The question is how the Biden administration should behave, knowing all this.”
“Biden’s best chance is to try to overwhelm the system the way Trump did,
by doing so much that it’s impossible to make any one thing into a lasting story.
He should launch so many simultaneous reforms that there’s no time for right-wing media to make up lies about all of them or for the Supreme Court to hear them all. He should ignore bad-faith attacks and stay relentlessly on message about what’s gotten done and what’s getting done next. He should, at every juncture, get caught trying to make government work better for ordinary people.
To succeed, all this must happen alongside Democratic Party efforts to improve messaging and media,
get persistent party infrastructure on the ground in communities the party has neglected, and innovate on voter outreach and persuasion. (Aaron Strauss has some good ideas on that front.)
But Biden has something the rest of the party at the federal level does not have:
the power to improve Americans’ lives in a visible way. More than anything else, cynicism about government’s ability to do that is corroding US politics. The best thing Biden can do, morally and politically, is act, as much and as fast as possible, and then talk about it, and do more of it, and talk about it more. (And he should be clear about exactly who stands in the way of bigger, better changes, and why his name is Mitch McConnell.)
The rest of it, he should ignore:
the Washington chatter about the latest Republican accusations or catty infighting among Democratic factions, the cable news story or Twitter drama of the day, the latest offensive thing Trump or some Trump surrogate said, all of it. Bulldoze through it.
The president has limited ability to control political discourse and drama, but he has an enormous capacity to change policy and direct resources.
Biden should use that power while he has it, without hesitation or apology.”
DAVID ROBERTS’ must-read: (https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/21724758/biden-transition-trump-polarized-climate-change-health-immigration)
Roberts and Hayes discussed this on Friday.
–imho a reverse snowing is a great strategy!
You need to watch
“Trump Administration Sat On Critical Data For Helping Reunite Kids Separated From Families”
“Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project,
tells Rachel Maddow how his organization was suddenly presented with data, including phone numbers,
related to immigrant families that had been separated by the United States
after months of saying no such data existed.”
—-Imagine you’re a child who could’ve been reunited with loved ones last year.
—some of the really Tinies may not remember their parents by now, if DeVos didn’t sell them off already.
That’s My MVP!
He’s so cool ….
🙂
So, Trumpty Dumpty decided he was gonna have a “WH Vaccine Summit” on Tuesday next week! Pfizer & Moderna said “No Thanks!” 😷😂😷
Good afternoon TODVille.
Just unbelievable!
——————-
Adam Klasfeld
New:
Lame duck President Donald Trump AND outgoing VP Mike Pence sue POTUS-elect Joe Biden and VP-elect Kamala Harris to set aside the vote in two counties with Wisconsin’s most people of color.
I will not watch any such charade!
Trump mulling extravagant White House exit to upstage Biden inauguration: report from The Hill.
And another one’s gone…
Cobb County is up to their shenanigans!
🙏🏾😔
PBO twitterated:
“To all of you in Georgia, today is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming runoff election. Take a few minutes right now to register to vote, and then make sure everybody you know is registered, too.
http://iwillvote.com/GAvotes
Good Evening, TODbots🙏💪🙏
Congrats, Pamela on your Furst⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏆
Thanks, NW🙌🙌🙇♀️🙌🙌
WTF is this ???
wow
New post.
https://obamadiary.wordpress.com/2020/12/07/memorable-songs/