Things They Say

Brian Tyler Cohen

@briantylercohen
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My favorite part of Ivanka herself creating "over 15 million jobs" is that only 6.6 million jobs have been created in the entire country during Trump's term.
 
“I don’t care, frankly, who Putin wants to be president,” Sanders said in a statement to The Washington Post. “My message to Putin is clear: Stay out of American elections, and as president I will make sure that you do.
 
"I can prove I am God. I cant prove I am not. Now how can I prove I am God? Well there are six definitions for God in the American Heritage Dictionary, and number 5 is a very handsome man. My wife says I am a very handsome man and no one argues with my wife."




Kentucky Atheist 150k richer after being denied "IAMGOD" license plate. I wish that 150k came straight from the churches that are the cause of this. How ****ed up is it they cost the tax payer 150k because they think they have a right not to be offended but dont pay any taxes.




Thinking about it now what exactly stops a buisness from declaring itself a religion for the tax break? Who are we to tell people they can worship Ronald McDonald as a God?
 
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Roger Stones swinger ad from 12/1/06
 
JERRY DUNLEAVY

@JerryDunleavy
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Sarah Palin singing Sir Mix-A-Lot on the Masked Singer tonight

somehow doesnt even make it into the top ten craziest things to

happen in like the last hour.
 
“America is the wealthiest nation on Earth, but its people are mainly poor, and poor Americans are urged to hate themselves… Every other nation has folk traditions of men who were poor but extremely wise and virtuous, and therefore more estimable than anyone with power and gold. No such tales are told by the American poor.”

— Kurt Vonnegut
 
Chris Cuomo just said, regarding the coronavirus crisis and the debate:
" Bernie will “try to make it a healthcare issue.”
 
Kelly Loeffler
@KLoeffler
· Feb 28


Democrats have dangerously and intentionally misled

the American people on #Coronavirus readiness.

Here’s the truth: @realDonaldTrump & his administration

are doing a great job working to keep Americans healthy & safe.
 
"Hey Cleetus. it's me, Bubba. Can you or your cousin build a ventilator? A ventilator, you know, sort of like the air pump on a catfish pond. Yeah! Some guy named Rudy says he'll pay $500 a piece for 'em."
 
“We can’t have the cure be worse than the problem,” Trump told reporters at a briefing, echoing a midnight Sunday tweet. “We have to open our country because that causes problems that, in my opinion, could be far bigger problems.”
 
Runnin said:
“We can’t have the cure be worse than the problem,” Trump told reporters at a briefing, echoing a midnight Sunday tweet. “We have to open our country because that causes problems that, in my opinion, could be far bigger problems.”
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It was reckless for him to suggest lifting the guidelines a week before the 15 day period is over. Absolutely stupid.

This is just going to make people on the fence go out throughout the week just because the date is approaching and it's almost time to lift it. Why not wait until the weekend to see where we stand? A week out?
 
The Chosen One said:
It was reckless for him to suggest lifting the guidelines a week before the 15 day period is over. Absolutely stupid.

This is just going to make people on the fence go out throughout the week just because the date is approaching and it's almost time to lift it. Why not wait until the weekend to see where we stand? A week out?
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I think we need to move away from absolutist positions on this. We have to weight the hardship and dislocation caused by the economic shutdown versus the number of lives saved by flattening the curve. It is as tough a choice as any society has to make. But I think there is a reasonable middle ground out there. Extent the shutdown another week, then reopen. But reopen in a smart way. People who are young and healthy, or who have already recovered from the virus, can go back to work with less risk. And so forth. Restaurants can reopen but maybe at 25% capacity for a while. Some hard hit areas where flattening the curve is critical should remain shut down for a longer period of time. Local flexibility is to be emphasized, although I fear some states and local governments will make bad decisions.
 
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nsacpi said:
I think we need to move away from absolutist positions on this. We have to weight the hardship and dislocation caused by the economic shutdown versus the number of lives saved by flattening the curve. It is as tough a choice as any society has to make. But I think there is a reasonable middle ground out there. Extent the shutdown another week, then reopen. But reopen in a smart way. People who are young and healthy, or who have already recovered from the virus, can go back to work with less risk. And so forth. Restaurants can reopen but maybe at 25% capacity for a while. Some hard hit areas where flattening the curve is critical should remain shut down for a longer period of time. Local flexibility is to be emphasized, although I fear some states and local governments will make bad decisions.
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How you describe it, is nowhere near what he was saying at the presser.

He speaks either in absolutes or complete vague generalities. He's trying to throw stuff to the wall and see if it sticks.

He really should stop going up there and just let Pence talk.
 
nsacpi said:
I think we need to move away from absolutist positions on this. We have to weight the hardship and dislocation caused by the economic shutdown versus the number of lives saved by flattening the curve. It is as tough a choice as any society has to make. But I think there is a reasonable middle ground out there. Extent the shutdown another week, then reopen. But reopen in a smart way. People who are young and healthy, or who have already recovered from the virus, can go back to work with less risk. And so forth. Restaurants can reopen but maybe at 25% capacity for a while. Some hard hit areas where flattening the curve is critical should remain shut down for a longer period of time. Local flexibility is to be emphasized, although I fear some states and local governments will make bad decisions.
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How you describe it, is nowhere near what he was saying at the presser.

He speaks either in absolutes or complete vague generalities. He's trying to throw stuff to the wall and see if it sticks.

He really should stop going up there and just let Pence talk.

When he says stuff like "if it were up to the doctors we'd shut everything down for a year" it's just complete ignorance and makes people continue to defy and question the experts trying to help us out of this.
 
“All propaganda must be popular and its intellectual level must be adjusted to the most limited intelligence among those it is addressed to.”
—Adolf Hitler
 
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