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How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .
A lot of people don't need to depend on Trump or any POTUS to do well in this great country. So yes, folks with that mindset can afford to not gaf. I've been part of the workforce since graduating college in 2000. Not once, has the POTUS make or break me in terms of being able to work hard and follow through on my goals and plans. I suspect it is that way for many. Therefore, yes, they can afford to vote for the person that they feel best represents and comports themselves.
I'm sure your school district will be pleased to have to fund for the illegal kids arriving. They can just raise your Lib school taxes.
 
Awwww...those po' widdle teachers...working 9 months a year M-F 6.5 hours a day making $60k+ and always whining for MOAR while they teach children a bunch of filth and lies...yeah who gives a crap...they are the reason you've got Andy the Tyrant instead of a more benevolent governor...
Oh wait, they didn't even work in the last year and still got paid LOL
They don't really work 9 months a year. Week off for Thanksgiving, 2 or more weeks off for Christmas break, fall break which is 3 days or so, spring break which is a week, inclement weather days which covers about a week or so, and all of the other holidays that are included.
 
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That video is one of the most asinine things I've heard in a long time. We're not going to punish the Chinese because all they're doing is helping the a-holes who are hacking our corporations. What. The. F***. So I can't be prosecuted/punished if I only protect a known felon? I'm surprised Joe is coherent enough to get out of bed most mornings.

As to IU and the vaccine, wouldn't HIPAA laws prevent the university from obtaining that information as to whether they're vaccinated or not? They haven't ever required college students to get the flu shot even though, it, too, kills thousands every year (I know, not to the extent as COVID, but it's not an insignificant number of Americans who die every year of the seasonal flu).

Also, 2 students to every university employee? Student/faculty ratio is 16:1 according to their website, so roughly 5,600 teachers for 90,000 students. That leaves 35,000 non-teaching employees at IU. Think maybe universities are a bit overstaffed and that is a contributing factor to the cost of college exploding? Can't imagine that ratio was the same level 30 years ago.
 
A lot of people don't need to depend on Trump or any POTUS to do well in this great country. So yes, folks with that mindset can afford to not gaf. I've been part of the workforce since graduating college in 2000. Not once, has the POTUS make or break me in terms of being able to work hard and follow through on my goals and plans. I suspect it is that way for many. Therefore, yes, they can afford to vote for the person that they feel best represents and comports themselves.
False. Nothing you have posted here has ever been true.
 
I swear Gassy is giving me nightmares. No not about there being no meat and having to eat tree bark. I never really dream about anything that has to do with what I am doing from throughout the day like reading or watching tv. Last night I did.

I dreamt I was getting the vaccine (don't recall if it was by choice). After getting the shot I got some huge weirdly shaped knot on my arm and I put a strong magnet to it but had to stop when something big was trying to go through the skin. It was like a borg nanoprobe. Don't remember anything else.

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I swear Gassy is giving me nightmares. No not about there being no meat and having to eat tree bark. I never really dream about anything that has to do with what I am doing from throughout the day like reading or watching tv. Last night I did.

I dreamt I was getting the vaccine (don't recall if it was by choice). After getting the shot I got some huge weirdly shaped knot on my arm and I put a strong magnet to it but had to stop when something big was trying to go through the skin. It was like a borg nanoprobe. Don't remember anything else.

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Don't worry, I got you. We have a great weekly menu. Next thing you know, you'll be riding Peloton (just got one)
 
Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) Tweeted:
Another video from earlier. A Border Patrol agent told me this was the biggest single group he’s ever seen in Del Rio & that they’re glad troopers from Florida & Nebraska were here to help man the gate with Texas troopers. Almost all ended up being let into the US. @FoxNews https://t.co/kwRAaAxofq

Beyond absurdly.
 
I'm sure your school district will be pleased to have to fund for the illegal kids arriving. They can just raise your Lib school taxes.
He’s too dense to realize he’s being affected whether he realizes it or not. He’s paying more for gas, his bathroom remodel is costing significantly more than it would have two years ago. He’s paying more for food. His taxes are going to increase. I know he’s a 10 percenter, so he can brush it off, but his being in that category means 90% of Americans can’t just brush it off, unlike his claim that he bets a lot of people are in his position.
 
Ok, so those 70,000 over-votes are in person votes indistinguishable from mail-in votes, a clerical error... how convenient.

So what's the problem with knocking on those 70,000 doors and checking in, asking those people face to face who the voted for, Mr. Beta Male CNN fact-checker?

-hahahha I forgot about that Ace Ventura scene, no way you'd get away with that today.
 
Don't worry, I got you. We have a great weekly menu. Next thing you know, you'll be riding Peloton (just got one)
How well is she built and is it really a she? I knew a Lt. once who's name was Peleton until she married the unit commander who was a major but, that was after she resigned her commission. I used to ride her ass (not literally but figuratively) about having her 12 year old son in our Trope room (Austin knows what I mean) because he had a photographic memory and no clearance. Had her crying one day because I kicked him out of there (not literally but verbally). Have to keep clarifying that because the liberal morons here would think I was mean. Well...I am.
 
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How well is she built and is it really a she? I knew a Lt. once who's name was Peleton until she married the unit commander who was a major but, that was after she resigned her commission. I used to ride her ass (not literally but figuratively) about having her 12 year old son in our Trope room (Austin knows what I mean) because he had a photographic memory. Had her crying one day because I kicked him out of there (not literally but figuratively). Have to keep clarifying that because the liberal morons here would think I was mean. Well...I am.

Hahaha she rides smoooooth
 
So with everyone trying to ramp up covid totals again wouldn’t it be nice if they included in the numbers how many were vaccinated vs unvaccinated in the info. The fact that they don’t include it tells me all I need to know.


LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - COVID-19 cases are rising across the country and in Kentucky.

The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department told us around 20-25% of the COVID cases they’ve seen over the last month have been breakthrough cases. They say even though vaccinated people may still catch the virus, those vaccines do appear to be effective at keeping vaccinated people from getting severely ill.

In July, there have been 297 new COVID cases in Fayette County. The health department says roughly 23% of those have been breakthrough cases, where fully vaccinated people have tested positive.

They say the delta variant and people taking less precautions are the main factors.
“The numbers may not be as high as they were at the beginning of the year, but another wave begins, it’s just around the corner if you look at these numbers,” said Kevin Hall with the health department.

Hospitals are also seeing rising numbers, but far fewer of the people being admitted have been vaccinated.

Out of the 15 COVID inpatients they have, only one was vaccinated.


“You can potentially still get it, but the chances are you’re going to be very mildly ill. The thing we have to remember, even for the vaccinated, is over the next several weeks if you do get sick, if you get a respiratory illness, get in and get tested,” said Dr. Mark Dougherty with Baptist Health.

Dr. Dougherty says with the spread of the delta variant, and people resuming normal activities, he expects cases will continue to go up, with hospitalizations not far behind.

“I think most people who are unvaccinated are underestimating their risk of getting COVID, which is going to be very high over the next few months. And underestimating the major complications of COVID that you can get,” Dr. Dougherty said.

Hall said even though that mask mandate may not be in effect anymore, people may still want to wear mask if they’re going to be in a place with a lot of other people.
 
We already know the vaccines have failed by looking at Israel... they are going to fail here too, maybe only provide immunity for a few months.

They are going to place blame on unvaccinated, but that's going to prove to be unfair in the long run. They're lying to you now just like they always have been.

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What we're going to find out in coming weeks and months is does it help save lives through less critical Covid.
 
We already know the vaccines have failed by looking at Israel... they are going to fail here too, maybe only provide immunity for a few months.

They are going to place blame on unvaccinated, but that's going to prove to be unfair in the long run. They're lying to you now just like they always have been.

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What we're going to find out in coming weeks and months is does it help save lives through less critical Covid.
Probably why they arent taking a prior Covid infection into account when pushing the vaccine.
If the previously infected get the vaccine and don’t get Covid again it makes the vaccine numbers look better.
 

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - COVID-19 cases are rising across the country and in Kentucky.

The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department told us around 20-25% of the COVID cases they’ve seen over the last month have been breakthrough cases. They say even though vaccinated people may still catch the virus, those vaccines do appear to be effective at keeping vaccinated people from getting severely ill.

In July, there have been 297 new COVID cases in Fayette County. The health department says roughly 23% of those have been breakthrough cases, where fully vaccinated people have tested positive.

They say the delta variant and people taking less precautions are the main factors.
“The numbers may not be as high as they were at the beginning of the year, but another wave begins, it’s just around the corner if you look at these numbers,” said Kevin Hall with the health department.

Hospitals are also seeing rising numbers, but far fewer of the people being admitted have been vaccinated.

Out of the 15 COVID inpatients they have, only one was vaccinated.


“You can potentially still get it, but the chances are you’re going to be very mildly ill. The thing we have to remember, even for the vaccinated, is over the next several weeks if you do get sick, if you get a respiratory illness, get in and get tested,” said Dr. Mark Dougherty with Baptist Health.

Dr. Dougherty says with the spread of the delta variant, and people resuming normal activities, he expects cases will continue to go up, with hospitalizations not far behind.

“I think most people who are unvaccinated are underestimating their risk of getting COVID, which is going to be very high over the next few months. And underestimating the major complications of COVID that you can get,” Dr. Dougherty said.

Hall said even though that mask mandate may not be in effect anymore, people may still want to wear mask if they’re going to be in a place with a lot of other people.
Wow. So around 64% of Fayette is vaccinated but still accounting for roughly a quarter of cases in Fayette. Good to know. Would love to know the numbers of people vaccinated in Fayette who actually already had the virus but still got the jab.
 
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