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March 30, 2021 06:55 AM UTC
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Today is International Folding Laundry Day
Umm, maybe I'll get to it tomorrow.
Alva, you're going to have to unpack this one for us in today's GMS:
Sad reacts only. Reportedly the Koch Brothers have their knickers in a twist: after extensive polling by their own firms, they discover that H.R. 1 is quite popular with both the general public and conservatives.
Inside the Koch-Backed Effort to Block the Largest Election-Reform Bill in Half a Century
Jennifer Rubin included another mention of Boebert (who really is drawing attention). She focuses on the problem with “partisan primaries” by quoting
[no mention of Colorado’s fairly unique system of selecting candidates.] If you want to read the whole thing, WAPO [$$] has it here.
Turns out that
boringcompetent leadership is a hard sell with thetalk radiohowler monkey crowd:Dan Bongino: Biden a 'disaster for talk radio'
Who knew atrocious disasters could be so boring?
Maybe they could do some exciting live coverage of Limbaugh eternally roasting on a spit in Hell?
In theory, he's 41 days sober!
Dan-O should have been paying more attention to his business…it's hard to keep track of who's on first??
Former Parler CEO says Dan Bongino owns no shares, got hustled by Rebekah Mercer
Really good – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K14HiUb4_I8
That was excellent DT. Thanks for posting (and please give your mon my regards)
Hmm. Did the Capitol police erase evidence of Q'Bert's reconnaissance tours of the Capitol before 1/6?
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2021/3/30/2023562/-Did-Capitol-Police-erase-footage-of-Rep-Lauren-Boebert-leading-insurgency-reconnaissance-tours
It's dog-eat-dog over at Faux and they've run out of napkins!
I’ve had to carry proof of vaccination whenever I’ve traveled to Africa. What in the holy hell is this dust-up by the Repugs on a vaccine passport? Is the carnival barking at the southern border not sticking? Gawd, just let them refuse and they can remain in their teeny, tiny, little world. Leaves more space for the rest of us.
Of course schools pre-K to post 12 will require proof of covid vaccination to enroll-eventually, when most people have been vaccinated.
You already can’t enroll kids in school without proof of MMR, DPT, and other vaccines. Some districts allow medical/religious exemptions-others do not. Families that don’t want to vaccinate kids may have to homeschool or remote schoolthem, or provide regular negative Covid tests.
I expect that most medical, public-facing, or first responder employers will also require proof of vaccination or frequent, regular negative tests. Patients facing elective or dental surgery already need to show a negative covid test to go forward. Professional athletes….probably others.
All this is an inevitable part of “the new normal”. All the weeping, wailing, and political posturing and grievance-mongering in the world won’t change it.
Your last sentence encompasses the entire GOP playbook, methinks.