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• RT @AtomicAnalyst: When the next pandemic occurs (and make no mistake, it will) and the federal government is unable to respond in a coordi… 2 days ago
• RT @JoyAnnReid: Boy, he's really wrestling with the gravity of a potential 200,000 Americans dead on his watch, isn't he? 2 days ago
• RT @emily_murnane: Days are now divided by coffee hours and alcohol hours, there is no other law 3 days ago
• RT @BillKristol: We held an election in 1864. We sent ballots to soldiers overseas in 1944. Now Republicans from Trump to McConnell to stat… 3 days ago
• RT @JuddLegum: McConnell just said impeachment diverted the attention of the government from the coronavirus in January. Did impeachment m… 4 days ago
• RT @ChrisMurphyCT: GE workers walked out today to demand their plant start making ventilators. That’s Lord of the Flies sh*t. Factory w… 4 days ago
• RT @PreetBharara: I did not watch the briefing. I believe I have extended my lifespan. 5 days ago
• RT @Lawrence: What kind of pathological liar lies about his lies to people who have video recordings of the lies he’s lying about and who a… 5 days ago
• RT @ChrisMurphyCT: Of all the rotten, despicable things Donald Trump has done since taking office, blaming health care workers for the lack… 5 days ago
• RT @barrylithauer: @gtconway3d @realDonaldTrump Got this card in the mail yesterday. I added the colon with a sharpie for clarity https://t… 5 days ago
• RT @monaeltahawy: This is E 180th St. station in the Bronx. This is what it’s like to NOT have the privilege of working from home. Social d… 1 week ago
• RT @IanSams: Trump is bragging about deploying the Army Corps of Engineers and saying governors should be appreciative. 9 days ago, Trump… 1 week ago

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