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President Biden has pledged to inject 300 Americans 2 million times each with the Covid-19 vaccine. When more vaccines become available the rest of the population will be able to be injected 2 million times.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
For the few, not the many. on 12:35 - Feb 4 by Highjack
I thought he may have made a mistake but then he repeated it just to clarify.
He is, as the Sanders’ camp maintained all along, completely addled. If he can’t cope with sentences drip-fed to him on autocue how do you imagine he is going to be in face-to-face talks with somebody like Putin or Erdogan?
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For the few, not the many. on 15:59 - Feb 4 with 2525 views
For the few, not the many. on 15:31 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin
He is, as the Sanders’ camp maintained all along, completely addled. If he can’t cope with sentences drip-fed to him on autocue how do you imagine he is going to be in face-to-face talks with somebody like Putin or Erdogan?
US's own Dianne Abbot but thanks goodness she hasn't got her fingers poised over the big red button
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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For the few, not the many. on 16:04 - Feb 4 with 2524 views
2) A man who campaigned to segregate black children from their white classmates; removing black children from their current schools and bussing them to awful schools far from their homes because in his words, "I don't want my children growing up in racial jungles". In addition, a Vice President candidate who went to court to block the release of thousands of prisoners eligible for parole, because their release would be detrimental to the prison labour programs at numerous California prisons.
And to think we thought we had it bad with Boris v Corbyn.
For the few, not the many. on 15:31 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin
He is, as the Sanders’ camp maintained all along, completely addled. If he can’t cope with sentences drip-fed to him on autocue how do you imagine he is going to be in face-to-face talks with somebody like Putin or Erdogan?
I’ve had many family members descend day by day due to dementia or Alzheimer’s or a combination of both. As no doubt have many or all on here. This guy is showing all the signs. There should be an upper age limit to run for office. It would be a hard enough job for a young person to do.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
For the few, not the many. on 15:31 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin
He is, as the Sanders’ camp maintained all along, completely addled. If he can’t cope with sentences drip-fed to him on autocue how do you imagine he is going to be in face-to-face talks with somebody like Putin or Erdogan?
Yet the majority view was that he was better than Trump in the one face to face debate that they had.
Which says a lot about the choice that the USA faced.
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For the few, not the many. on 18:20 - Feb 4 by Joe_bradshaw
Yet the majority view was that he was better than Trump in the one face to face debate that they had.
Which says a lot about the choice that the USA faced.
That was certainly the media view, decided well in advance of the staging of the event.
Personally I found the quality of the candidates, on both sides, uniformly awful with exception of the Democrat Tulsi Gabbard. She was head and shoulders above anything else on offer.
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For the few, not the many. on 19:16 - Feb 4 with 2409 views
The guy has already had 2 terms as vice president and more or less achieved nothing to wright home about, so what great things is he going to do as president probably nothing, he will just say the right things but that will probably be it, lets just hope the oversea conflicts which caused the deaths of so many military personal and innocent civilians do not kick off again as they did under him him and Obama.
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For the few, not the many. on 19:43 - Feb 4 with 2386 views
For the few, not the many. on 18:29 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin
That was certainly the media view, decided well in advance of the staging of the event.
Personally I found the quality of the candidates, on both sides, uniformly awful with exception of the Democrat Tulsi Gabbard. She was head and shoulders above anything else on offer.
Gabbard was my preferred option too. I liked the cut of her gib and also Mayor Pete, but suspect both were too young for the big job yet.
Assuming Biden doesn't see out this term (which seems likely) then 2024 is going to be all about Harris for the Dems, and 2028 too if she wins 2024. If she doesn't win 2024 I can see both the above having another crack at it in eight years.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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For the few, not the many. on 23:36 - Feb 4 with 2328 views
I echo the endorsement of Tulsi Gabbard, but as Democrats go she’s very much Republican in thought. They hate her as she poses such a threat. Destroyed Kamala in the debate before she was trained how to do that awful false laugh when under pressure, she was visibly seething.
Gabbard was an active part of the military for years and has a no nonsense approach which is far removed from the nonsense that is gripping us in 2020 and 2021. She is common sense 101 and a far cry from the virtue signalling and made up social crisis machine seen in recent times to further political reach. She would be fantastic and been championing her for a long time.
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