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Highmark

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  1. Its spelled W-I-N-N-I-N-G.
  2. One of the email recipients has already confirmed the story.
  3. Keep in mind that was coming from the uneducated free clinic "psychiatrist."
  4. You think this is somehow different in other countries including communist or socialist countries.
  5. Nothing unusual about this at all. In 2016 Hillary raised and spent (including super pac's) almost twice as much as Trump.
  6. Japan didn't really do that. Their people followed voluntary but not very restrictive social distancing guidelines. I don't think its any surprise that some Asian countries are more "obedient" when it comes to following what the govt says. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/05/japan-ends-its-covid-19-state-emergency Japan yesterday declared at least a temporary victory in its battle with COVID-19, and it triumphed by following its own playbook. It drove down the number of daily new cases to near target levels of 0.5 per 100,000 people with voluntary and not very restrictive social distancing and without large-scale testing. Instead, the country focused on finding clusters of infections and attacking the underlying causes, which often proved to be overcrowded gathering spots such as gyms and nightclubs
  7. Of course health of the population and the amount of actual testing has zero to do with it. Even in the US Asian American's have the lowest infection/death rate.
  8. Congress: Does your platform manipulate the sharing of legitimate news feeds? Big Soc Media: No but our Algorithms are always evolving.
  9. Does it matter? Optics at this point is all that matters. What goes around comes around. I actually would think its funny if it was all fake and cost Joe the election. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-biden-emails-senate-homeland-security-committee-investigating-hard-drive-laptop The Post reported that the FBI referred questions about the hard drive and laptop to the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office, where a spokesperson told the outlet that the office “can neither confirm nor deny the existence of an investigation.”
  10. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-biden-emails-computer-repair-store-owner-john-paul-mac-isaac Hunter Biden email story: Computer repair store owner describes handing over laptop to FBI
  11. Oh it will be picked up by our media. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/10/201014082754.htm https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/bill-gates-coronavirus-fall Bill Gates on coronavirus: Fall will be 'worse than the summer'
  12. You don't trust drug addicts with secrets.
  13. Not made up but definitely manipulated.
  14. “- Roman: The rest of us are all probably going to die of heart attacks and strokes long before you. - Chet: [mumbling] I hope so. Wouldn’t that be great. Gee just to see a bunch of people drop that you hate. God that would be something I tell you.”
  15. https://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/is-the-2020-race-closer-than-many-believe-93883461872 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/voter-registration-republicans-swing-states-narrow-gap/ North Carolina Total Registered Democrats (net -6.17% change) Total Registered Republicans (net 3.47% change) Among the battleground states, Democrats have seen the greatest overall decrease in net registered voters in North Carolina. According to September voter registration numbers, they have 6.1% fewer registered voters than in November 2016. Republicans have gained nearly 3.5% more. Pennsylvania Total Registered Democrats (-1.5%) Total Registered Republicans (3.7%) In Pennsylvania, a state that before 2016 hadn't selected a GOP presidential candidate since 1988, Democrats' voter registration edge has fallen by nearly 200,000, but they still hold an advantage of about 724,000 over the GOP. If only voters deemed active are counted, the margin shrinks to about 550,000. Florida Registered Democrats (net 5.8% change) Registered Republicans (net 9.6% change) In Florida, both Democrats and Republicans have gained in total registered voters since 2016. But here, too, Republicans are cutting into Democrats' advantage. Since 2016, Democrats have added more than 289,000 voters to their net total, about a 5.8% change. Republicans have gained more than 442,000 voters, a nearly 10% change. That closes the gap to just over 183,000 active registered voters.