@Drwho1968@nytimes Social media is good for hello's but not so good for serious conversation. Your response is a prime example of that. Responses take on a life of their own. It has absolutely nothing to do with the original observation to which I responded. But, hey, you feel better so good!:)
@nytimes Testing does not prevent the spread and only says a person is clear for the moment. Vaccines at this stage of emergency development does not guarantee the recipient won't contract or transmit the virus. Everything old is new again. Chickenpox.50 year dormant.Shingles survivor.
@abc7newsbayarea Question for @ABC7NEWSBAYAREA...Is the cover picture hailing this article responsible journalism? Or, maybe it falls under the category of sensationalism? What is it a picture of? It doesn't look like the slight rash described in the story.
Allen Weisselberg was removed from his leadership roles at dozens of Trump Organization subsidiaries after being indicted by New York prosecutors. https://t.co/og4idhYNut
The whole system is broken. Shady student loan debt servicers make buckets of money by cheating borrowers, and PHEAA has robbed untold numbers of public servants of debt relief. It’s time to #CancelStudentDebt.
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The Trump Organization has removed Allen Weisselberg, its chief financial officer, from officer positions at several of its subsidiaries after he and the company were indicted for allegedly running a 15-year tax fraud scheme
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Texas House Democrats plan to leave the state to try to block passage of a restrictive voting law in the special legislative session, sources say
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Breaking News: The FDA is planning to warn that the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine can increase the risk of a rare nerve condition known as Guillain-Barré syndrome. https://t.co/HP3GFKFzsG
@BernieSanders Thank you Bernie. You truly have a heart after God's own heart. You see through his eyes and hear through his ears. Discipleship is a thing!!!!
Here’s the way I see a big infrastructure deal: If we want people to be able to go to work, we need universal child care. If we want to be able to live on this planet, we need green energy. And to pay for it, we need billionaires and giant corporations to pay a fair share.
A fundamentally broken system rewards Jeff Bezos, the world's richest guy, with another $78 billion — more money than any one person could ever need — while Amazon workers work at breakneck pace in grueling conditions with no hazard pay and no paid sick leave.