This is what we're up against.
Certified Website Of President Donald J. Trump
Mainstream Media Accountability Survey
May 17, 2020
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A "survey" that pops up on my YouTube all the time. I've seen similar things from Progressives, but nothing anywhere near this blatantly pushy and cultish.
This is what we're up against.
Certified Website Of President Donald J. Trump
Mainstream Media Accountability Survey
This is what we're up against.
Certified Website Of President Donald J. Trump
Mainstream Media Accountability Survey
COVID-19 Update
Slight downtick. But we're still headed for 100,000 dead by the end of next week.
And there's a substantial minority of dumbass Americans who seem to think there's no real problem - and that the doctors and the PC media are just trying to take our freedom by telling us how to live.
Rubes. They scream bloody murder when Progressives try to move us in a direction that really is the-best-for-the-most, and coo softly as the Daddy State gaslights the fuck out of 'em.
Fake lord have mercy.
And there's a substantial minority of dumbass Americans who seem to think there's no real problem - and that the doctors and the PC media are just trying to take our freedom by telling us how to live.
Rubes. They scream bloody murder when Progressives try to move us in a direction that really is the-best-for-the-most, and coo softly as the Daddy State gaslights the fuck out of 'em.
Fake lord have mercy.
Top 20 States
May 16, 2020
Today's Beau
Justin King - Beau Of The Fifth Column
We've been flirting with the downward spiral for decades. In fact, (IMO) "conservatives" have been pushing us in the direction for quite a while.
What the Dems are trying to do right now is to preempt the worst of it by injecting serious amounts of cash into the system, in a effort to stay ahead of it.
We'll see what we see, but we have a firmly entrenched opposition, and way too many "Conserva-Dems" who're already losing their nerve.
COVID-19 Update
Posting a little late today, so it may look a bit worse than it actually is.
Unfortunately, the numbers are big enough now that a few hours don't make much difference. And it's pretty fuckin' bad no matter how you look at it.
Unfortunately, the numbers are big enough now that a few hours don't make much difference. And it's pretty fuckin' bad no matter how you look at it.
TOP 20 STATES
May 15, 2020
My Old Hometown
Ft Morgan, CO:
And this "news" - I heard it for the first time last night - is already over a week old.
Channel 7 - Denver:
FORT MORGAN, Colo. — An ordinary white refrigerator truck is parked in back of the sheriff's office in the small town of Ft. Morgan, on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
If you drove by, you wouldn't realize that it represents a major health crisis in the county. That's because inside the truck is where those who have died from COVID-19 are now stored.
"It just overwhelms the system," said Don Heer, the Morgan County Coroner discussing the high number of coronavirus cases that are now ravaging his district. "Our storage units have been at capacity or higher in the last 30 days, more than I’ve ever seen in this community."
The rural Morgan County currently suffers the highest infection rate in the state, nearly three times the rate of Denver County. Health officials attribute the scourge to outbreaks at a nursing home and a Cargill meatpacking facility in Ft. Morgan. And with more infection, comes more death.
"We normally get four or five calls a week," said Heer, describing an average week before the outbreak.
But with the outbreak bearing down on Morgan County, officials "have been seeing as many as five calls a day," he said.
The two mortuaries in the county have eight storage spaces for the deceased. Once the number of bodies reached 14, the coroner's office needed to find a solution. But the toll of so much death is not just a headache for the coroner, it also represents an emotional burden as well.
"We live in a small community and everybody knows everybody. So it is affecting the entire community in one way or another," lamented Heer. "There is a lot of emotion going on because people cannot stop their life until the funeral service gets over with. We have got to say goodbye."
And this "news" - I heard it for the first time last night - is already over a week old.
Channel 7 - Denver:
FORT MORGAN, Colo. — An ordinary white refrigerator truck is parked in back of the sheriff's office in the small town of Ft. Morgan, on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
If you drove by, you wouldn't realize that it represents a major health crisis in the county. That's because inside the truck is where those who have died from COVID-19 are now stored.
"It just overwhelms the system," said Don Heer, the Morgan County Coroner discussing the high number of coronavirus cases that are now ravaging his district. "Our storage units have been at capacity or higher in the last 30 days, more than I’ve ever seen in this community."
The rural Morgan County currently suffers the highest infection rate in the state, nearly three times the rate of Denver County. Health officials attribute the scourge to outbreaks at a nursing home and a Cargill meatpacking facility in Ft. Morgan. And with more infection, comes more death.
"We normally get four or five calls a week," said Heer, describing an average week before the outbreak.
But with the outbreak bearing down on Morgan County, officials "have been seeing as many as five calls a day," he said.
The two mortuaries in the county have eight storage spaces for the deceased. Once the number of bodies reached 14, the coroner's office needed to find a solution. But the toll of so much death is not just a headache for the coroner, it also represents an emotional burden as well.
"We live in a small community and everybody knows everybody. So it is affecting the entire community in one way or another," lamented Heer. "There is a lot of emotion going on because people cannot stop their life until the funeral service gets over with. We have got to say goodbye."
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