Feeding the Chickens
Here is Littlest*Grand feeding her chickens.It's like a Jan Brett book come to life!
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Here is Littlest*Grand feeding her chickens.It's like a Jan Brett book come to life!
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HAPPY REPEAL DAY! DECEMBER 5th [Click] My parents were married in 1932, and told of how Roosevelt gave us back beer.
ReplyDeleteThat photo is so very cute, listener.
ReplyDeleteMeet Biden crisis manager Ron Klain, who will dive into the COVID-19 fight with Dr. Anthony Fauci [Click]
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DeleteThe U.S. Has Passed the Hospital Breaking Point [Click] “A new statistic shows that health-care workers are running out of space to treat COVID-19 patients.”
ReplyDeleteSome notable Georgia Senate political adverts [Click] Grinches of Georgia, Warnock loves puppies (4 thumbs up), Lincoln Project ad.
ReplyDeleteI was moved to send a little love to Stacey Abrams' fairfight.com
DeleteArwa Mahdawi: Neera Tanden's unremorseful bullying should disqualify her from Biden's cabinet [Click] I don’t know anything about her, but this doesn’t sound good.
ReplyDeleteRunoff Pits Old South Against New South
ReplyDeleteDecember 5, 2020 By Taegan Goddard
Politico: “Georgia’s campaign ads tell a tale of two states: Raphael Warnock’s ads are bright and sunny, featuring the pastor expounding on health care policy, telling his family story and walking a puppy. But the majority of Kelly Loeffler’s spots take a grimmer tone, attacking Warnock as ‘the most dangerous, radical candidate in America.’ In one ad, the camera pans across a photo of Warnock, who is Black, darkened and superimposed over footage of riots. ‘Saving the Senate,’ the narrator intones, ‘is about saving America … from that.’”
“It could work. But with Georgia’s demographics shifting, Loeffler’s approach — a familiar playbook tailored to older, whiter voters who skew Republican — is just as likely to prove out of step with a changing electorate. It’s pitting the politics of the Old South, often characterized by thinly-veiled racist rhetoric and maintenance of the predominantly white status quo, against the New South’s increasingly young and racially diverse constituency.”
OHIO; COVID 467,432 and 6,946 deaths*
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1.48%
DeleteIt seems Republicans have lost what little minds they had. Totally lost in fantasy land and doing everything they can think of to overturn the election.
ReplyDelete“I think the long term impact of this could be devastating… It’s important to be outspoken. That’s why I decided to put this on the line. We’ve lost our moral authority to be outraged. When you end up where principles don’t matter, beliefs don’t matter, it’s just about who can be the loudest and kind of maintain power through raw anger and aggression, you’re no different than a lot of Latin American countries at that point.”
Delete— Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), telling Politico that the Republican Party has lost its way.
VT: 4894-4763=131*
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79deaths (+2)
Recovered 2899 (+81)
Hospital 22 (-7) ICU 4(+1)
Tests 231,751 (+1642)
Positivity rate down to 2.8%
DeleteDeath rate holding at 1.6%
Current number of deaths attributed to Covid-19 in Fresno County = 506.
DeleteTrump’s Georgia rally was supposed to pump up Loeffler and Perdue. It ended up being a grievance-fest. [Click] “But the downside of Trump’s difficulty talking about anything other than himself or the alleged terribleness of other people became evident when Loeffler and Perdue took the stage to tepid applause. Their brief remarks were truncated by “fight for Trump!” chants that drowned them out.”
ReplyDeleteTake a look at these Twitter posts about the rally; it’s farking bizarre. [Click]
And why rally in Valdosta, of all places? I looked it up and its claims to fame seem to consist of being a stop on the way to Disney World and being the last place in the country where pine trees are still tapped for pine resin, used to make turpentine and rosin.
DeleteMilitary planes to fly vaccines into Britain to avoid ports hit by Brexit [Click] I thought there weren’t supposed to be any problems for shipments between the EU and Britain following Brexit.
ReplyDeleteAtlanta Journal Constitution: Faith shaken in system, Trump’s Georgia supporters consider skipping U.S. Senate runoffs [Click]
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