[AMV] #985 Let's Go Bannon

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Op woensdag 24 november 2021 23:23 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Is de veroordeling voor het lynchen van Arbery met alles wat daarbij komt een reden voor de doodstraf?

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Op donderdag 25 november 2021 00:52 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Geen doodstraf in GA? Goh.

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Op donderdag 25 november 2021 21:58 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Wat vinden jullie van braadpangate? De trumperts zijn in rep en roer want Harris had wat dingen voor in de keuken gekocht en dat schijnt niet te mogen.

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Op woensdag 24 november 2021 23:47 schreef Ulx het volgende:
En deze agenten die wèl hun moordende ex-collega hielpen terwijl ze Arbery lieten sterven horen ook op de vingers te worden getikt.

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Republicans are locking in newly gerrymandered maps for the legislatures in four battleground states that are set to secure the party's control in the statehouse chambers over the next decade, fortifying the G.O.P. against even the most sweeping potential Democratic wave elections.

In Texas, North Carolina, Ohio and Georgia, Republican state lawmakers have either created supermajorities capable of overriding a governor's veto or whittled down competitive districts so significantly that Republicans' advantage is virtually impenetrable -- leaving voters in narrowly divided states powerless to change the leadership of their legislatures.

Although much of the attention on this year's redistricting process has focused on gerrymandered congressional maps, the new maps being drafted in state legislatures have been just as distorted.

And statehouses have taken on towering importance: With the federal government gridlocked, these legislatures now serve as the country's policy laboratory, crafting bills on abortion, guns, voting restrictions and other issues that shape the national political debate.

"This is not your founding fathers' gerrymander," said Chris Lamar, a senior legal counsel at the Campaign Legal Center who focuses on redistricting. "This is something more intense and durable and permanent."

This redistricting cycle, the first one in a decade, builds on a political trend that accelerated in 2011, when Republicans in swing states including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan drew highly gerrymandered state legislative maps.

Since those maps were enacted, Republicans have held both houses of state government in all three places for the entire decade. They never lost control of a single chamber, even as Democrats won some of the states' races for president, governor and Senate.

All three of those Northern states are likely to see some shift back toward parity this year, with a new independent commission drawing Michigan's maps, and Democratic governors in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania will probably force the process to be completed by the courts.

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Op donderdag 25 november 2021 14:00 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Slecht nieuws voor Biden. Of zo.

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Op vrijdag 26 november 2021 00:20 schreef Chivaz het volgende:

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Goed nieuws voor de tegenstanders van het covidfascisme eerder. Als het aan Biden had gelegen dan was Nebraska in een lockdown gegaan.
De cijfers zijn daar juist fantastisch ondanks Biden niet dankzij Biden.

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Op vrijdag 26 november 2021 00:20 schreef Chivaz het volgende:

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Goed nieuws voor de tegenstanders van het covidfascisme eerder. Als het aan Biden had gelegen dan was Nebraska in een lockdown gegaan.
De cijfers zijn daar juist fantastisch ondanks Biden niet dankzij Biden.

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Op vrijdag 26 november 2021 00:20 schreef Chivaz het volgende:

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Goed nieuws voor de tegenstanders van het covidfascisme eerder. Als het aan Biden had gelegen dan was Nebraska in een lockdown gegaan.
De cijfers zijn daar juist fantastisch ondanks Biden niet dankzij Biden.

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As we inch closer to a busy travel and holiday season, health experts from across the state of Nebraska met Monday to discuss the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on our local hospitals and health systems.

“After some initial improvement in our Delta surge, cases have been increasing again since late October,” says Dr. Matt Donahue, the Acting Epidemiologist for the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.

The virtual discussion, which included more than a dozen hospital and health directors from urban and rural Nebraska communities, showed that even though the state has improved in some areas, such as high vaccination rates for elderly citizens, there’s still much to be done.

“Metro area hospitals remains very full, our capacity is almost at the top and absolutely our medical providers, nurses, doctors, respiratory therapists, CNAs, [you] name it, are all experiencing not just having to work more shifts and longer shifts, they’re also having to take on more patients than we would expect them to do normally,” says Lindsay Huse, the Douglas County Health Director.

Statewide, we have half the number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients compared to a year ago, during one of our largest peaks. But even still, our hospitals are reaching capacity.

“That’s because hospitals are taking care of patients with diseases other than COVID-19, the normal things, but that extra COVID-19 burden is filling them up to the point where ICU availability is as low as it’s better been,” Dr. Donahue says.

“We have people waiting in emergency rooms because there are is no bed available for them,” says Shannon Vanderheiden with the West Central District Health Department, located in North Platte.

Nebraska hospitals are also struggling to move patients who need immediate care to other in-state facilities.

“Our hospitals here in Lincoln are very full and have been having great difficulty accepting any transfer from across the state,” says Lancaster County Health Director Pat Lopez.

“And just a reminder, that’s not just COVID individuals needing the higher level of care,” she adds. “It’s those that are experiencing trauma or other life-threatening conditions.”

Nebraska isn’t yet seeing a surge in flu patients, but health experts warn it may be on the horizon.

“As people get ready to gather for the holidays and we see our neighbors surrounding us, those states starting to see the spike in flu, that it will be just a matter of time before it hits Nebraska because it takes two weeks to get protection from your flu shot, I would encourage all Nebraskans to make sure they go out and get that shot as soon as possible,” says Amanda Jeffres, with the Loup Basin Public Health Department in Burwell, which serves several central Nebraska counties.

The over-arching theme of Monday’s meeting remains steady: COVID-19 vaccinations help.

“Vaccinations are going to really, really help us to preserve and get back our capacity to take care of anybody who needs care,” Dr. Huse says.

“The only reason we could have more community transmission but fewer active hospitalizations now than we did a year ago is because of vaccine,” Dr. Donahue says. “COVID-19 is still with us, but vaccines are the way out. they’re the sharpest tool we have, they’re the way back to normal. Getting that primary series is the best way to protect ourselves and communities and getting a booster will enhance that protection even further.”

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In Nebraska, 1,230,399 people or 63% of the state has received at least one dose.

Overall, 1,105,783 people or 57% of Nebraska's population has been fully vaccinated.

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Op vrijdag 26 november 2021 03:25 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Dus moet of de prijs, lonen dus, omhoog, of het aanbod moet omhoog. Dat kan door mensen te importeren.

Dat zouden echte kapitalisten dus voorstellen.