Trump’s Plane Forced to Land Due to Unpaid Bills.
In a surprising turn of events, Trump’s plane had to make an emergency landing in Billings, Montana. Initially claiming it was due to mechanical issues, it was later revealed that Trump’s plane couldn’t land at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport because of unpaid bills totaling $12,000 from the 2020 election cycle. Additionally, Trump still owes the Billings police department a whopping $58,830.
This incident sheds light on the financial troubles that he is facing, despite his claims of wealth and success. It also raises questions about his credibility and integrity, as failing to pay bills and debts is not a characteristic one would expect from a former leader.
.@MIAttyGen@dananessel issued the following comment after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case filed by Texas to invalidate the results of the Nov. 3 general election in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin:
While Trump’s rally ended up having far fewer than 19,000 attendees, the documents make it clear that the Trump campaign went ahead with the event even as health officials were projecting that it could literally lead to deaths.
BREAKING: California requires masks as cases increase.
Nebraska announces it will deny funding if masks are required.
Because 99 cents to prevent other people from getting infected is where society should draw the line.
“Oh God, show yourself strong as you did that Sunday in Jerusalem,” he said referring to the story of Christ’s Resurrection. “Show yourself in Minneapolis! In Atlanta! In Washington! Lord, I want to see my sons grow!”
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The president aggressively attempting to undermine the administration of free and fair elections in the midst of a pandemic is not really in any important way a story about Twitter.
“Democrats called on Johnson to schedule ‘defensive briefings’ with intelligence officials to prevent the committee from disseminating potentially false information planted by Russian intelligence services.” https://t.co/073cVEQQnd
SCOOP: Source: The ousted State Department inspector general had recently wrapped up a probe into another top aide to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, determining that she had likely failed to report allegations of workplace violence. https://t.co/McFY7wK1d8
NEW from me/@kyledcheney/@Briannaehley/@brigurciullo: House investigators have uncovered what they say are significant gaps by the Trump administration in early U.S. attempts to prevent the arrival of coronavirus cases from Italy and South Korea. https://t.co/uEMdUJhUq7
To the many people who've written to us about receiving relief checks addressed to deceased relatives, there is now an answer to what to do about it (see Q.41):
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This is bad. We're doing it wrong.
"We've been at persistent ~30k new cases, 2k daily deaths daily for more than a month."
Hardest hit states are cutting new cases & daily deaths.
*Rest of the country* is now the fuel for our daily case & death numbers, which are not dropping.
Sioux City Journal gets a scoop.
Nebraska isn't tracking meat plant COVID cases, and Gov Ricketts says he's sure the workers are all getting it outside of work (mm-kay, gov, sure).
The Tyson plant in Dakota City NE has refused to say how many of its workers are positive, but...
Relatives of a black man who was gunned down by 2 white men while jogging in Georgia say they're discouraged by the lack of charges in the case.
"The tragedy happened back in February ... and there still has not been an arrest." https://t.co/dKoBNeZqcL
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"The Department of Health generally is not telling other providers which facilities have cases, meaning staffers have to rely on word-of-mouth or the media."
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JUST POSTED: 316 million people in 42 states urged to stay at home. Whose idea was this? Well, here is the never-before-told story of the birth of this policy & intense fight over it 15 yrs ago. This is your life now. Read this fascinating tale w @jestei https://t.co/fX9tndNzZ6