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The front page of the New York Times for Wednesday…
Election officials in dozens of states from both parties told The New York Times that there was no evidence of voting fraud, amounting to a forceful rebuke of President Trump’s false narrative.https://t.co/p2QXKXRlDe
— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 11, 2020
The New York Times contacted the offices of the top election officials in every state on Monday and Tuesday to ask whether they suspected or had evidence of illegal voting. Officials in 45 states responded directly to The Times. For four of the remaining states, The Times spoke to other statewide officials or found public comments from secretaries of state; none reported any major voting issues.
Statewide officials in Texas did not respond to repeated inquiries. But a spokeswoman for the top elections official in Harris County, the largest county in Texas with a population greater than many states, said that there were only a few minor issues and that “we had a very seamless election.” On Tuesday, the Republican lieutenant governor in Texas, Dan Patrick, announced a $1 million fund to reward reports of voter fraud.
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Meanwhile, Joe Biden’s lead in Georgia continues to widen as more votes are reported in Fulton County.
He’s now up 14,149 votes. https://t.co/HJMi7lR814 pic.twitter.com/IoOWbc4IKZ
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) November 11, 2020
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I still have anxiety:
View this post on InstagramI’m sure this time it will be fine. #publiaccesscaligula #prisonsweats #thedailydon
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"People who lived in countries that endured war or occupation said that the US celebrations last weekend over Trump's loss reminded them of what they witnessed when their own dictator or occupier was finally defeated." — @gaslitnation https://t.co/zYJZb3P8pG
— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 11, 2020
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Happy Birthday Sesame Street…
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Today is Veterans Day…
As we reflect on those who gave their lives fighting for our rights of democracy, let us think on the current occupant of the White House. tRump and his fellow Republicans, who are attempting to coup the very foundation of government these Veterans have for, are threatening the heart of a democratic government. The people’s voice, their vote.
“Say my glory was I had such friends”(Yeats). On this day, special thanks to our nation’s Veterans. Each of them, in their time, and to the best of their ability, did their duty. It was an honor to walk briefly among them. #VeteransDay2020
— GEN(R) Martin E. Dempsey (@Martin_Dempsey) November 11, 2020
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The latest on Covid:
The U.S. reported a record 201,961 new cases of #COVID19 on Tuesday.
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Clik here to view.Hospitalizations at a record 60,000+
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Clik here to view.Cases up in all 50 states
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Clik here to view.The UW projects up to 87,000 new deaths by end 2020 pic.twitter.com/UKnIku6k77
— AJ+ (@ajplus) November 11, 2020
Pity these ND nurses and their families. Facing #covid19 surge a month ago, some North Dakotans were urging @DougBurgum for stronger mask measures than his voluntary "light touch" pleas: https://t.co/8VfQqQ3htk https://t.co/K2MjuSmqFV pic.twitter.com/DPubQ4MPBz
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NEW—Survivors of #COVID19 appear to be at increased risk of psychiatric sequelae, & a psychiatric diagnosis might be an independent risk factor for COVID-19: finding from a retrospective cohort studies of 62,354 COVID-19 cases in the USA @TheLancetPsych https://t.co/qOh32R2Frt pic.twitter.com/L7Eejlhy62
— The Lancet (@TheLancet) November 11, 2020
And…let’s not end on a depressing thought:
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Congratulations Chris, fanfuckingtastic!
What’s going on in your part of the world?