Live: Trump In Georgia For Senate Election

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No masks, no social distancing, thousands of people all shoulder to shoulder, face to face, incessantly talking to one another, not only during the rally, but waiting in line for over half a day, in the midst of a raging COVID-19 Pandemic, killing an American every 30 seconds, what could possibly go wrong? Another COVID super-spreader event. Not only are they all putting their own lives in mortal danger (if they want to die a horrible, painful and lonely death from COVID, that's their call), they are subjecting tens of more thousands of innocent victims with whom they will inevitably come into contact. That's tantamount to murder, because they know the risks to themselves and others. This is the primary reasons why this insidious pandemic is growing exponentially every day, and will be with us for a long time.
 
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Thank you! I really don’t even know how not to exclude them, as I just use the ‘reply’ feature, and certainly not that savvy, as is why I still don’t know how to pick out particular segments to quote, and I don’t even.know how to post links either.
 
Hmmm, just hitting reply doesn’t do that so I’m not sure what happened! It’s ok. It’s readable! :hugs:
 
Gotta love all these several-hours-long videos posted by @gam197. Who has time to watch them?
 
Oh, goody, another super-spreader event. How many times is he going to prove that he doesn’t give a darn about his followers lives?
 

At times, Mr. Trump’s railing-against-his-fate outbursts seem like a story straight out of William Shakespeare, part tragedy, part farce, full of sound and fury. Is Mr. Trump a modern-day Julius Caesar, forsaken by even some of his closest courtiers? (Et tu, Bill Barr?) Or a King Richard III who wars with the nobility until being toppled by Henry VII? Or King Lear, railing against those who do not love and appreciate him sufficiently? How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless electorate.

“This is classic Act V behavior,” said Jeffrey R. Wilson, a Shakespearean scholar at Harvard who published the book “Shakespeare and Trump” this year. “The forces are being picked off and the tyrant is holed up in his castle and he’s growing increasingly anxious and he feels insecure and he starts blustering about his legitimate sovereignty and he starts accusing the opposition of treason.”
 
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