KIngTrump

they dont care who they kill in their quest for power, theyre like Stalin lining his men up in front of the Nazi bullets, they are pure unfiltered evil

Trump is the most popular and beloved President in American history, approval ratings in the 90s is completely unprecedented, they know the only way to defeat him is to cheat at every turn.

Now that Trump has shut down the borders, theyre out of illegal scum to steal votes for them so theyre down to "mail in votes", theyre just making shite up now.

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He can work through people who aren't His followers. Rahab and Cyrus are two examples.

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very true but I dont believe Trump falls into that category, he's a humble and virtuous man, devotion to our Lord is a natural extension of those qualities

its comical that the "doctors" still have no idea how to kill this thing even though Trump has already given them a half dozen ways.

maybe you dipshits should start listening to the smartest guy in the room, even though that may hurt your wittle feewings!

BULL-frickING-shite.

and even if its true, who cares, I'm not gonna cower in the mud because I might catch a cold.



The 2016 election may help map the next coronavirus hotspots.

While COVID-19 is finally beginning to wane in some of the U.S. cities it hit hardest and earliest, coronavirus spread is still far from its peak in most small cities and rural areas across the country. And over the past four weeks, it's been more likely that counties will show a high prevalence of coronavirus next if they voted for President Trump in 2016, an analysis by the Brookings Institution reveals.

A high prevalence of coronavirus means a county saw coronavirus case rates of 100 or more per 100,000 people. Hundreds of counties have gained high-prevalence status over the past few weeks, and 176 new counties joined that list from May 10 to May 17 alone. Those 176 counties voted for Trump by a 12 percent margin in 2016 — Trump outright won 151 of them — and are also less urban and less racially diverse than areas where coronavirus spread in March and April, Brookings notes.

COVID-19 obviously doesn't discriminate based on politics, so there is no definitive reason why these counties are seeing coronavirus spikes now. It's likely just because rural counties are more spread out than urban areas and have seen slower coronavirus spread, and also coincidentally went for Trump in 2016. But Trump has also been eager to reopen businesses, especially in less populous areas that didn't see as many coronavirus cases. And if his supporters were more likely to follow his lead and get back to normal, that could be aiding the spread as well. Find the whole study at the Brookings Institution.

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he was a party to it

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I stand corrected.

the Trumps are everything the Kennedys pretended to be, a self made family of billionaires built on honor and integrity and service to the country, with none of the dark past, no skeletons in these closets. It is humbling to be here at the dawn of Americas royal family.

the descendent of slave owners, Im surprised it took the prog filth this long to nominate him

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His arse better watch it if he comes by me in November

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god damn right. this began with the "civil rights" movement, everyone knew that was a slippery slope and they were right, now every freak expects us to play along with their bullshite

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Truth, there will never be complete peace between races, it's a myth

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exfrickingactly, look at the places ranked as the "best" to live, tell me what you see, or more to the point, who you dont.