Two-thirds of Americans say Donald Trump handled the risk of coronavirus infection to others around him irresponsibly (63%), according to a new CNN/SSRS poll.
2/ Trump’s Handling of
Risk of Infection
To People Around Him Was...
 
Responsible      33%
Irresponsible    63%
 
Margin of error: +/-4.2% pts
3/ Quite a gender gap in that q

Trump’s Handling of
Risk of Infection
To People Around Him Was
Irresponsible
 
Women    72%
Men      54%
 
Margin of error: +/-6.4% pts
4/ How Much Of What You Hear
About Trump’s Health
From the White House
Do You Trust?
 
Almost all      12%
Most of it      18%
Just some       40%
Nothing at all  28%
 
Margin of error: +/-4.2% pts
5/ How Trump is Handling
Coronavirus Outbreak
 
Approve      37%
Disapprove   60%
 
Margin of error: +/-3.3% pts
6/ Disapprove of Trump’s
Handling of
Coronavirus Outbreak
 
Oct.     60%
Sept.    55%
August   58%
June     56%
May      55%
April    52%
March    48%
 
Margin of error: +/-3.8% pts

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7 Oct
New England Journal of Medicine: "When it comes to the response to the largest public health crisis of our time, our current political leaders have demonstrated that they are dangerously incompetent."

nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
2/ "The federal government has largely abandoned disease control to the states. ... But whatever their competence, governors do not have the tools that Washington controls. Instead of using those tools, the federal government has undermined them."
3/ The CDC "has been eviscerated and has suffered dramatic testing and policy failures." NIH has "been excluded from much crucial government decision making." FDA has "been shamefully politicized,.."
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White House officials believe POTUS was infected at the event for Judge Barrett on Saturday Sept 26.

They will not say when POTUS last tested negative, raising questions as to whether he was tested at all between infection and the debate Tuesday Sept 29.

This is important...
2/ NYT reporter @shearm believes he got infected Sept 26 either at the WH (required to go to get a COVID test bc he was traveling with the POTUS) or on Air Force One with POTUS the night of Sat. Sept 26.

Did POTUS test negative that day? WH won’t say.

cnn.com/videos/busines…
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2 Oct
A telling vote just now in the House.
H. Res. 1154 from @Malinowski and @RepRiggleman "Condemning QAnon and rejecting the conspiracy theories it promotes."

Yea: 371

Nay: 18

Present: 1

Not Voting: 40

52 Republicans either voted AGAINST it, abstained, or voted present

thr/
2) Voting NO:

Amash
Arrington
Babin
Bishop (UT)
Brooks (AL)
Burgess
Carter (GA)
Davidson (OH)
Duncan
Ferguson
Flores
Gosar
Kelly (PA)
King (IA)
Norman
Perry
Tiffany
Webster (FL)

All GOP except Amash, an independent
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Bilirakis
Cloud
Collins (GA)
DesJarlais
Dunn
Estes
Fulcher
Gaetz
Gallagher
Gianforte
Gohmert
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Hice (GA)
Huizenga
Jordan
Lamborn
Loudermilk
Marchant
Massie
Mitchell
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I know there is a ton going on in the world right now, but I wanted to take a minute to remind you all of a horrible day eleven years ago tomorrow. I'm posting this now so it doesn't get lost in the weekend.

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COP Keating was at the bottom of three steep mountains just 14 miles from the Pakistan border. This gives you an idea of how vulnerable it was:

2/ Some of you know this because you've seen @TheOutpostMovie or read @THEOUTPOSTbook, but in case you haven't:

COP Keating was built in 2006 to work with the local populace, to convince them to reject the Taliban.

Here’s some early footage of the COP:

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H.R. 6210, The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act passed three House 406-3 last night, led by @RepMcGovern and @RepChrisSmith. Among other things, the bill would authorize sanctions against Chinese officials responsible for forced labor abuses
against the Muslim Uyghur population
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3/ ... and that 20% of the worlds cotton garments might be tainted with this slave labor. You might be wearing some of these garments made with slave labor right now!

Rights groups say the list of companies include:

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•adidas
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