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23 Aug, 4 tweets, 1 min read
This is a very bad faith effort by Styxx to criticize my praise for Biden in following through with the Afghan withdrawal.

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He claims that I'm happy that Biden will be bringing in Afghan refugees, as this will serve my Al-Sharpton-esque race grifting. I've specifically addressed this issue. Moreover, it's the typical GOP/Trump shills—like Styxx—who are doing this—not me.
He then goes on to say that Trump should be given credit, not Biden. I did give Trump credit for setting the ball in motion. It was ultimately Biden who followed through. Whether Trump would have followed through is hypothetical, and "iffy" at best.
Styxx is acting in bad faith. If Trump had stayed in office and followed through with the withdrawal, Styxx would be apologizing for the inevitable failures. Since Biden did it, he's bashing the whole thing. Not serious.

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Vaccines have clearly worked. The data on masks overall is a bit dubious, due to a number of factors.
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The silver lining of Covid-19 is that for children, it really is “just the flu.”
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