"AT THE APEX OF THE PIVOT:
As Greenwald writes in his follow-up tweet, “That episode single-handedly destroyed trust in public health officials, proving they’d politicize their expertise when convenient.
Corporate media celebrated a douchebag-lawyer shaming families at deserted beaches, then — overnight! — cheered densely packed street protests.”
Flashbacks:
But when they thought the cameras were turned off, they hugged:
One reason so many Americans have been cautious about the jabs lately is that the new shots don't follow the traditional understanding of how vaccines work: by keeping you from getting whatever bug you've been inoculated against.
You know — the normal understanding of "vaccine."
But what "vaccine" means has been tweaked over the last several months.
As TheBlaze noted back in October, the regime's latest attempt to erase history — and slap around Hong Kong just to show the city who's boss — was the planned removal of the Pillar of Shame from the campus of the University of Hong Kong.
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In just a moment, I am going to ask you to make a $7 donation to the DNC ahead of Friday’s end-of-year fundraising deadline. But before I do, I hope you’ll give me a moment to explain why chipping in is so important to Joe and Kamala’s mission -- and why I’ve never been more committed to our shared fight for progress. With 2022 days away, I can’t help but think back on all that we’ve accomplished this past year -- and just how many firsts we saw. In January, my wife
Kamala became the first woman, the first Black American, and the first
South Asian American to be sworn in as Vice President. Then, with the
help of our Democratic Senate, we confirmed the most diverse Cabinet And earlier this month, I celebrated Hanukkah in the People’s House as the first Jewish spouse of an American president or vice president. These firsts should be celebrated -- but they also serve as reminders of how much work we have ahead. It’s our responsibility to make sure our efforts don’t end here, which is why I’m reaching out to you today...don't read on. |
California lost one percent of its population over the last year as residents fled for other states, the United States Census Bureau revealed this week.
While California’s population stands at more than 39.5 million, a record high, the state lost more than 367,000 residents over the last year. The state’s population decline is among the largest in the nation.
Biden campaigned on having a plan to shut down the virus, and according to this screenshot from his campaign website, it was a seven-point plan:
