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|    killing for money - and Trump to All    |
|    These state governors are killing their     |
|    19 Aug 20 21:00:16    |
      From: januarybaybee@gmail.com                      All have Republican governors. All are tools of Donald Trump and are refusing       to institute those health procedures against the virus which are being       recommended by scientists and doctors.              You know their faces by now - from cheating to win the last election, to not       knowing how the virus transmits, to putting the economy before the lives of       their people.              Texas:       https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b3/Greg_A       bott_2015.jpg/150px-Greg_Abbott_2015.jpg              Georgia:       https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e3/David_       erdue_and_Brian_Kemp_%28cropped%29.jpg/150px-David_Perdue_and_Br       an_Kemp_%28cropped%29.jpg              Florida:       https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e1/Gov_Ro       _DeSantis_Portrait_%28cropped%29.jpg/150px-Gov_Ron_DeSantis_Port       ait_%28cropped%29.jpg                     All three are Trump's tools. Doing what their purse-holding leader tells them       to do. They've killed thousands of people for the sake of money to bolster       the economy. There's a reason why Biden is high in the polls. It's because       of Trump tools like        these who will let people die rather than lose their hold on power.        ==============       CNN Wed August 19, 2020                     Georgia, Texas and Florida lead the country in coronavirus cases per capita              (CNN) After adjusting for population, US states in the South and West continue       to report the most daily coronavirus cases even after declines over the past       few weeks.              Per capita, Georgia has reported the most cases per day over a seven-day       average of any state, followed by Texas and Florida. The states are led by       governors who pushed to reopen during the spring, saw major summer surges of       cases and are currently        pushing to reopen schools.              Texas has issued a mandate requiring face masks, while Florida and Georgia       have not. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has gone so far as to keep cities from       making stricter rules and has sued the city of Atlanta for trying to require       face masks. Georgia has        allowed restaurants, bars and gyms to open at limited capacity.       A White House Coronavirus Task Force report dated August 16 and obtained by       The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) recommends that Georgia do more to       fight coronavirus.              The report comes as colleges are quickly learning it may be next to impossible       to create a coronavirus-free environment on campus.              Across the US, the virus continues to spread at high rates. The seven-day       average of daily new coronavirus cases in the US declined on Monday to 49,000,       the first time it's been below 50,000 since July 6. Still, worldwide, that       average daily total is        surpassed only by India, which has four times the number of people.              The US's seven-day average of new deaths has been over 1,000 per day for the       past 23 days.              In Florida, officials reported deaths of more than 200 people in a day Tuesday       -- for at least the 10th time in the past month. More than 5.5 million       Americans have been infected since the start of the pandemic and at least       172,000 have died.              read it all:              https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/19/health/us-coronavirus-wednesday/index.html              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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