@realDonaldTrump wrote:OBAMAGATE!

The Savior wrote:Canada seems like the best option

Asked if he agreed with Fauci's concerns, Trump said, "Look, he wants to play all sides of the equation."

"I was surprised by his answer, actually" Trump said when asked for clarification. "To me it's not an acceptable answer, especially when it comes to schools."

Bill McNeal wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:

Augustus wrote:This is the most despair I've personally felt about the country (born '85). Conservatives are arguing that black people can be killed for running down the street, that all of us should be willing to die for economic growth, and that anything the previous (black) president did is illegal while the current one is above the law. Dark #$!&@. Meanwhile they think the biggest threat to the future of America is the 1619 Project.

Breaking via LA Times: Federal agents seized a cellphone belonging to Republican Sen. Richard Burr as part of the Justice Department's investigation into controversial stock trades he made as the coronavirus struck the US, a law enforcement official said.

A second law enforcement official said FBI agents served a warrant in recent days on Apple to obtain information from Burr’s iCloud account and said agents used data obtained from the California-based company as part of the evidence used to obtain the warrant for the senator’s phone.

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The same day Burr sold his stocks, Burr’s brother-in-law, Gerald Fauth, sold between $97,000 and $280,000 worth of six stocks, according to documents filed with the Office of Government Ethics.

Bill McNeal wrote:Does anyone have any good insight into the Chester Water Authority situation? We don’t get our water from them, we have a well, but there is a reservoir they own near us that is public land and we go out fishing and stuff there. There’s a complicated situation where it might be sold to aqua water, which will close it off for public use. So I am against it, but it seems like the Democrats are in favor of the sale and the GOP is against it. But ultimately I’m having a hard time finding unbiased information.

Bill McNeal wrote:My wife and I signed up to mail in vote and we got into a discussion about it and she said that she would prefer to go in person just for her preference so I said that it would be better for more people to mail in so as not to expose the poll workers to as much foot traffic since they are usually retired folks and more vulnerable. She said well why don’t we volunteer to work the polls this time around then so that maybe a retiree doesn’t have to expose themselves etc. so that’s what we are doing!