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2 Cafeterias Used by White House Staff Close After Employee Contracts the Virus
The cafeterias are in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building and the New
Executive Office Building, which are part of the White House complex.
The public gates do not stop Covid-19.
The postern and sally ports open.
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House Democrats Considered 10 Impeachment Articles Before Narrowing Their Case Against Trump
The question of what to include in the case against President Trump is at
the heart of a new book by Norm Eisen, a lawyer working with House
Democrats in the impeachment effort.
Trump has been impeachable almost from his oath of office.
The problem is getting a super-majority of the senate to agree.
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How Limbaugh, Hannity and Other Right-Wing Media Stars Are Amplifying Trump's "Law and Order" Message
Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and other conservative pundits have seized on
the Portland protests as a pro-Trump rallying cry.
This is a standard autocratic tactic.
The demonstrations are tot aimed at the legitimacy of government
but rather at specific people in immune positions.
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Republicans, Deeply Divided on Coronavirus Stimulus, Near Agreement on Opening Offer
Republicans said they had reached an agreement in principle on their
opening bid for coronavirus relief, but they remain divided. They have yet
to even begin negotiating with Democrats.
The Republican proposal is not acceptable.
Trump's lips are moving.
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AOC Upbraids Republican Ted Yoho After He Denies Vulgarly Insulting Her
Representative Ted Yoho apologized for the tone of a run-in with
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but denied calling her a
misogynistic pair of expletives. “Not an apology,” she responded.
Ted Yoho deserves any rejection short of a bullet.
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Right-Wing Media Stars Amplify Trump’s ‘Law and Order’ Campaign Message
Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and other conservative pundits have seized on
the Portland protests as a pro-Trump rallying cry.
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There is order. It frightens the right wing.
There is less law than should exist.
"When in the course of human events . . ."
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Accuse, Evict, Repeat: Why Punishing China and Russia for Cyberattacks Fails
So far, there is scant evidence that these punishments have limited the
cyberattacks and other bad behavior from America’s two greatest rivals for
influence and power around the world.
There has been no illegitimate force in these actions.
Trump must learn diplomacy.
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Trump Denies Talking to Ambassador About Moving British Open to His Resort
Ambassador Robert Wood Johnson IV did not deny the episode, but in a
Twitter post he wrote that he did not violate any regulations.
Trump lies when his lips or equivalently fingers move.
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Miami Mayor Wants Florida to Mask Up, Too
Mayor Francis Suarez of Miami, a Republican, wants President Trump and
Governor Ron DeSantis to enforce a masks-in-public rule.
Mayor Francis Suarez of Miami is not as crazy as Trump.
10
House Votes to Remove Confederate Statues From U.S. Capitol
The bipartisan vote to banish the statues from display was the latest step
in a nationwide push to remove historical symbols of racism and oppression
from public places.
There can be no peace with Confederate residuals.
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Ocasio-Cortez Upbraids Republican After He Denies Vulgarly Insulting Her
Representative Ted Yoho apologized for the tone of a run-in with
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but denied calling her a
misogynistic pair of expletives. “Not an apology,” she responded.
Ted Yoho is a Trump loyalist.
He lies when his lips move.
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Calls for Trump to Invoke Defense Production Act as Coronavirus Surges
Experts say the law could be more actively used to secure medical supplies,
but the Trump administration’s reluctance has left states and medical
providers in “chaos.”
Trump denies the existence of Covid-19.
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Congress Sends Landmark Conservation Bill to Trump
The legislation for the first time guarantees money for land acquisition
and preservation, but conservatives denounced it as a federal land grab.
It may be Republicans finest hour. It is not their choice.
14
U.S. Deports Terrorism Convict It Had Sought to Hold Indefinitely
The Trump administration sent the stateless man who had served his sentence
to an undisclosed country rather than defend never-before-used executive
authority to keep holding him.
The courts have refused to continue a war crime.
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Painting Bleak Portrait of Urban Crime, Trump Sends More Agents to Chicago and Other Cities
The announcement came as the president painted a dark vision of crime in
cities and attacked local officials who have expressed concerns about
intervention by the administration.
Trump and his friends are seeing things.
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Biden Could Quickly Reverse Trump’s Military Transgender Ban, Group Says
An advocacy group says the Pentagon would not need months to study how to
allow transgender people to serve, because it had already done so to
prepare the Obama policy that was reversed.
We are lucky the transgender are willing to serve.
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Pfizer Gets $1.95 Billion to Produce Coronavirus Vaccine by Year’s End
Two pharmaceutical companies announced a nearly $2 billion contract for 600
million doses of a vaccine, with the first 100 million promised before the
end of the year.
Pfizer will not get the prize.
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Pfizer Gets $1.95 Billion to Produce Coronavirus Vaccine by Year’s End
Two pharmaceutical companies announced a nearly $2 billion contract for 600
million doses of a vaccine, with the first 100 million promised before the
end of the year.
The science does not yet exist. There are whispers out of Oxford.
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A New Reason for Coronavirus Anxiety
The C.D.C. says the actual count is far higher than reported cases: This is
your morning tip sheet.
Only the diagnosed can be counted.
The dead are those diagnosed discharged as deceased.
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Trump Keeps Reminding People Polls Can Be Wrong
And if surveys of likely voters don’t look promising, turn to other
measures. Like boat parades.
Indeed polls can be wrong.
Elections can be made wrong.
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