Matriarchy Refugee
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She did. She was the only progressive dem to win a senate seat in 2018.
Now you talking about a 2018 senate race, when the topic is the 2020 democratic primary
Can you turn the intellectual dishonesty off for 1 post?
Official COVID 19 Lockdowns got MAGA Tripping Thread
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Now you talking about a 2018 senate race, when the topic is the 2020 democratic primary
Can you turn the intellectual dishonesty off for 1 post?
invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
Thread. We documenting rona fukkery in here.
The neverending torment of never getting to find out who was the Prom Queen. Maybe it could of have been her, or maybe it was Stacy. Now it will eat at her for the rest of her life while next year gets to have their prom. 
No Berniewood, this is the Maga Covid fukkery thread.Now you talking about a 2018 senate race, when the topic is the 2020 democratic primary
Can you turn the intellectual dishonesty off for 1 post?
I have to give these clowns credit
They set the bar so low with their protests and shyt they almost always feel like they're winning.
Just look at this shyt. Karen's going to feel like she's the reason Covid restrictions have been dialed back.
They set the bar so low with their protests and shyt they almost always feel like they're winning.
Just look at this shyt. Karen's going to feel like she's the reason Covid restrictions have been dialed back.
Matriarchy Refugee
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No Berniewood, this is the Maga Covid fukkery thread.
Where did I say that this thread was about the primary?
I said Warren took you advice and moved to the center and underperformed in the 2020 primary.
Then you deflected to a 2018 senate race like the clown you are
Now you trying to pretend that like we never talked about the primary at all, and accusing me of being an alias.
What's next? You gonna call me a cac, a c00n, agent, or a Russian?
I've seen higher quality shyt posting in the locker room
Good job officers, back the blue!
invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
Tennessee Restaurants Reopen As State Sees Biggest 1-Day Jump In COVID-19 Cases
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Restaurants across Tennessee are able to welcome dine-in customers Monday for the first time in nearly a month as the state eases restrictions put in place to help stem the spread of the coronavirus.
The step toward some semblance of normalcy comes a day after the state reported its highest single-day jump in newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, 478, which officials say represents a 5.2% increase from the previous day.
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Restaurants across Tennessee are able to welcome dine-in customers Monday for the first time in nearly a month as the state eases restrictions put in place to help stem the spread of the coronavirus.
The step toward some semblance of normalcy comes a day after the state reported its highest single-day jump in newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, 478, which officials say represents a 5.2% increase from the previous day.
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I have this convo with people all the time about Trump and his 'winning'. Trump and his cult can only collect short term Ws with minimal context. These people are losers, their peak will be working until their body begins to fail them in their 40s-50s, hoping that Medicaid will allow them to die with something of dignity. Anyone being forced to share in their misery is a big enough W for them
The rest of us are the real winners though. So many lowkey racists have exposed themselves and cheeto has exposed the hypocrisy and weaknesses of American politics. There's no illusions about the society we live in anymore
invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
In the back of my mind, I imagine all of these protests are a bunch of dirty people fighting for their right to not take showers. I can smell the funk through the screen.
This is car crash status.
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invincible1914
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I'm posting this one respectfully. I really don't take digs at preachers, but this preacher is doing too much and he's hurting his congregation now. Praying for the family.
Parishioner of controversial pastor Tony Spell dies from coronavirus
A parishioner of the controversial pastor Tony Spell who has defied lockdown measures has died from coronavirus.
Harold Orillion, 78, who was a member of Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge in Louisiana died from COVID-19 on Wednesday, according to The East Baton Rouge Parish coroner.
The man’s cause of death was ‘acute respiratory distress syndrome’ due to the coronavirus.
Pastor Spell has disputed the man’s cause of death, saying he died of a broken heart after recently losing his son.
A 78-year-old man who was a member of Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge in Louisiana has reportedly died from COVID-19. Pictured: Pastor Tony Spell
It’s unclear when the man last attended a service at Spell’s church.
Pastor Tony Spell has come under fire for repeatedly holding services at his church during the coronavirus pandemic and is now facing misdemeanor charges for letting them go ahead despite a ban on gatherings.
He has previously preached that people had ‘nothing to fear’ and that ‘true Christians do not mind dying’.
One of his lawyers who is representing him following his misdemeanor charges was hospitalized on Tuesday with coronavirus.
Jeff Wittenbrink attended a news conference at the church on April 2 and service on April 5, the Advocate reports.
Wittenbrink, who is in hospital on oxygen after experiencing worsening conditions, including a fever and cough, says he doesn’t know how he got the virus.
Spell has come under fire for repeatedly holding services at his Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge despite Louisiana’s stay-at-home order to stop the spread of coronavirus. Churchgoers are pictured above after a sermon on March 29
‘I went to Albertson’s twice a day. I went to Sam’s. I went to Walmart. I went to Lowe’s. I used the gas pumps. I mean I just wasn’t careful. God knows where I got it. The bad thing is I might have spread to somebody. I feel bad about that,’ he said.
Spell also welcomed more than 1,300 congregants to his church on Sunday for an Easter service.
He said that people from every state attended.
Worshipers could be heard clapping, singing and responding ‘Amen’ during the service.
‘My hope is not in a vaccine for a virus, but all my hope is in Jesus,’ he told the congregation.
Parishioner of controversial pastor Tony Spell dies from coronavirus
A parishioner of the controversial pastor Tony Spell who has defied lockdown measures has died from coronavirus.
Harold Orillion, 78, who was a member of Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge in Louisiana died from COVID-19 on Wednesday, according to The East Baton Rouge Parish coroner.
The man’s cause of death was ‘acute respiratory distress syndrome’ due to the coronavirus.
Pastor Spell has disputed the man’s cause of death, saying he died of a broken heart after recently losing his son.
A 78-year-old man who was a member of Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge in Louisiana has reportedly died from COVID-19. Pictured: Pastor Tony Spell
It’s unclear when the man last attended a service at Spell’s church.
Pastor Tony Spell has come under fire for repeatedly holding services at his church during the coronavirus pandemic and is now facing misdemeanor charges for letting them go ahead despite a ban on gatherings.
He has previously preached that people had ‘nothing to fear’ and that ‘true Christians do not mind dying’.
One of his lawyers who is representing him following his misdemeanor charges was hospitalized on Tuesday with coronavirus.
Jeff Wittenbrink attended a news conference at the church on April 2 and service on April 5, the Advocate reports.
Wittenbrink, who is in hospital on oxygen after experiencing worsening conditions, including a fever and cough, says he doesn’t know how he got the virus.
Spell has come under fire for repeatedly holding services at his Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge despite Louisiana’s stay-at-home order to stop the spread of coronavirus. Churchgoers are pictured above after a sermon on March 29
‘I went to Albertson’s twice a day. I went to Sam’s. I went to Walmart. I went to Lowe’s. I used the gas pumps. I mean I just wasn’t careful. God knows where I got it. The bad thing is I might have spread to somebody. I feel bad about that,’ he said.
Spell also welcomed more than 1,300 congregants to his church on Sunday for an Easter service.
He said that people from every state attended.
Worshipers could be heard clapping, singing and responding ‘Amen’ during the service.
‘My hope is not in a vaccine for a virus, but all my hope is in Jesus,’ he told the congregation.
Jesus H. Christ
I died for your sins
Good job officers, back the blue!
Blue lives matter or white lives matter?
The mental gymnastics
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