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The flu is an airborne disease, no? It only makes sense wearing a mask would reduce the spread of the flu to others along with helping to prevent getting the disease. From a Google search:

From the Twitters: It never cease to amaze me that the people who are crying that the media is fake news are crying that Kamala Harris isn’t talking to them.

Patience grasshopper. She will plenty of time after The Convention to do interviews and talk to the press.

https://x.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1823752396922581311 The only people in America upset about Harris doing campaign rallies in swing states instead of press conferences are the press and the Trump campaign.

They just need something to be self-righteous about so as to give them a feeling of superiority.

I doubt the Asians in the area that I live were brainwashed by the government prior to 2020 about wearing masks.

I live in community in L.A. that is about 40% Korean and I saw folks wearing masks in the market years before the Covid pandemic. You have no idea why she was wearing a mask.

Some did.

Maybe she has allergies or some other health issue that require her to wear a mask outdoors.

Some?

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https://x.com/kylegriffin1/status/1823553916409196863 NBC News projects: Ilhan Omar (D) wins Minnesota House 5.

There were not many BLM signs to begin with, so who has noticed this change?

And your point is?

I bet he is one of those that believed that absurd urban legend which made no sense at the time and even less decades later given Rod's history with the women he has chased after, married, or was involved with.

A movie reviewer might if they identify themselves as such but I think it is unlikely that happened (how many times has someone asked you in a theatre "Why are you seeing this movie?")

Didn't and don't a majority of Americans support Obamacare? If so then McCain was not screwing the will of the people.

There is evidence of that.

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/08/11/pelosi-walz-stolen-valor-00173541 Pelosi hits back at Republicans’ ‘stolen valor’ attacks on Walz Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday defended Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz against attacks on his service record, calling it a “sign of the bankruptcy of their ideas” for Republicans who accuse him of “stolen valor.” “They don’t have anything to say, so they make up things,” Pelosi told MSNBC’s Jen Psaki. “They are just trying to confuse things, but he came to Congress and was respected by our colleagues. Elected to be the top Democrat on the Veterans Affairs Committee, where he … made historic advances for veterans, meeting their needs, more than had been done since the G.I. Bill during World War II.” Soon after Vice President Kamala Harris tapped Walz as her running mate, Republicans resurfaced claims that Walz, who served for 24 years in the National Guard before retiring in 2005 to run for Congress, had inflated his military credentials. Walz has faced similar attacks from opponents during his previous races for the governorship and the House, where he became the most senior enlisted soldier to serve in Congress. The Trump campaign and in particular, Ohio Sen. JD Vance — who deployed to Iraq as a combat correspondent in the Marines but did not experience combat — has latched onto scrutiny of Walz’s Army record, claiming the Democratic vice presidential contender retired to avoid deployment to Iraq. Walz retired months before his unit was issued a mobilization order — a fact that Pelosi emphasized. When asked how the Harris-Walz campaign should respond to criticisms of Walz’s record in the military, Pelosi advised: “Just dismiss it.” “If people lie, as they are lying, and you hear the lie enough times, it sort of becomes kind of accepted in their group, and so you have to say ‘No, that didn’t happen,’” Pelosi said. “The reality has to be driven home. I’m not one to let their misrepresentations persist.” “He has been a consistent patriotic courageous American,” she added.

For an 81 year old the combination of the two is a plausible explanation (particularly if we was running a fever, which he may have been).

Dude, you can count. How many Republicans voted against him that day? IIRC the vote was pretty much along party lines.

https://x.com/Victorshi2020/status/1820272159454867651 (video clip at link) Oh my goodness. Interviewer: “Did Donald Trump make a mistake when he chose JD Vance?” Nancy Pelosi: “No, I think it was a great choice” and then laughs hysterically. Golden. Nancy Pelosi is a national treasure.

Not many voted against him on Obamacare, the vote was 51-49 with McCain casting the tie breaker. What is the uni party?

Pelosi was on MSNBC a few nights back promoting her new book, was interviewed by Joy Reid and mentally she seems fine. https://www.msnbc.com/the-reidout/watch/pelosi-on-vp-kamala-harris-campaign-and-her-new-book-216877637860