Kelly Zeeh 🙄

@bigidiotgirl Wait- we aren’t?!

i have the celtics playoffs games in my personal calendar like im on the team

@JaniceDean @stumiller55 Go for undergrad to College of Charleston and major in Exercise Science. They have a great music program too. Charleston has an awesome music scene as well, lots of cultural events.

@stumiller55 Oh wow thank you Stu!

Any advice you can give me as we start college searching for Matthew? He’s looking at a career in physical therapy, and also wants to be able to continue his music studies. Added bonus: somewhere warm. ☀️

If your camera roll is 90% your dog in slightly different positions, we should be twitter friends ❤️ Dog tax ⬇️

@magkir1 @HQNewsNow Few people are recognizing this part.

@HQNewsNow Can somebody tell Merrill if you're already registered you don't have to re-register in any woman who changes their name upon marriage or divorce or for whatever reason you're always gonna have to update your documentation whether you want to vote or not

Meryl Streep: The SAVE America Act, if that passes, all the married women that have changed their names are going have to go to the registrar and prove who they are. Otherwise, when you get to the voting booth in November, you might be disqualified, because your name on your birth certificate doesn't match the name on the voting rolls. I think that women need to be heard

Dear apple we can’t use our watches at night for the sleep data because it doesn’t have enough charge. We have to charge it while we’re sleeping

@1ssve This is exactly why people I know went with a Garmin.

12th straight playoff berth 5th straight 50-win season Not bad for a "gap year" 😎 nba.com/celtics/news/s…

50 wins in a gap year ☘️

@Noahpinion x.com/thevault1914/s…

Yes, the lab leak theory turned out to almost certainly false.

@WesternLensman I can’t believe these people are real.

No Kings Boston: “The US will never be free until the stewardship of this land is returned to its indigenous peoples." *Cheers* Elected Democrats speaking at this rally should be asked if they support this position.

@ashishkjha @ajlamesa @patrickc You’re not serious.

I largely agree with this list. I know I personally wasn't perfect on all these issues but sure tried to steer clear of much of the nonsense that @patrickc points out.

@CoryBooker Why? I’m registered to vote already.

The SAVE Act would make it harder for you to vote this November.

@superbonesaw @conor64 Remember no singing?!?

@conor64 Examples from CA: Schools closed but bars open Masks NOT required when seated at restaurant, but WERE required if you stand up restaurants allowed open but not allowed to have TVs on When schools did open, kids forced to eat lunch in silence Deeply stupid policies, all

A question for everyone: survey data suggests that by the end of the Covid-19 emergency trust in public health institutions had decreased significantly. If you are among the people who reacted that way, why specifically? I'm hoping for long, diverse, individualized answers.

@GrayConnolly @conor64 @sometherapist I thought I was in the Twilight zone at that time.

@conor64 @sometherapist Once you had the “public health experts” saying that the COVID virus was deadly in schools and playgrounds - but not deadly at BLM and Antifa protests - who would continue to believe such ridiculous people? Did you believe them Conor?

@conor64 Because I decided to read source data and what I was reading and seeing with my own eyes did not match what was being told to us.

At the beginning of the pandemic, I was washing groceries and wearing masks. In March, 2020, I called for the NYC mayor to close schools, as he was dragging his feet relative to other cities. By summer 2020, I was noticing that the successful late-Spring school reopening in Europe was receiving no media coverage nor public health attention. By August, 2020, soon after school reopening had officially become politicized, I was speaking with friends across the Sun Belt, where their schools were opening somewhat normally (with some precautions, but full time, with all students). Their successes should have compelled attention, but public health leaders in states like mine (NY) acted like they didn’t exist. So did the media. Twenty percent of US schools had reopened normally from Day 1 of that school year, and they were essentially invisible. In November, I watched as NYC schools went from semi-open to closed, again ignoring the now-sizable body of international and US evidence suggesting that closing schools would do nothing to slow the rising case rates. I organized petitions and rallies with other families. The day NYC schools closed, I was on Good Morning America and World News Tonight, explaining the foolishness (in sound bite format, anyway). It changed little. By winter, I was writing threads on the gaps between CDC guidance and reality. One is below. I watched as moms like @KelleyKga found serious flaws in public health analyses and forced huge agencies to make corrections. I could go on. My loss of trust was a daily drip irrigation of poorly-informed policies. The media tendency to report it as fact disrupted my trust there, too. Sometimes the details were ridiculous. At one point, I pieced together that the CDC had changed policy on childcare center mitigation, and the source of that breaking info was Emily Oster’s Instagram stories. 😂 You cannot make this stuff up.

🚨 BREAKING: Missouri v. Biden just settled. The US government signed a 10-year consent decree today admitting it colluded with Big Tech to silence Americans on COVID, the Hunter Biden laptop, and the 2020 election. The CDC, CISA, and Surgeon General are now court-ordered to stop. "Calling something misinformation doesn't make it unprotected speech." They just put that in writing. We told you so. rationalground.com/p/breaking-the…

@Munchkinsnana @UtahJourney @Real_RobN So what do you make of this testimony?

@UtahJourney @Real_RobN We were all informed before, during, and after the election that mail-in ballots would be counted last and would lean heavily toward Biden as Trump told his supporters not to use mail-in voting. What part of it did you not understand?

This 👇👇 Is the single most shocking testimony of the November 3, 2020 election: Michigan poll watcher under oath: “These are absentee ballots—mail-in ballots. They cannot be in sequence. 2232 cannot have 2233 next to it because they are mailed in. They come in all different numbers, let alone without any dates.” 📝2020 was not an election. It was a treasonous conspiracy.

@StoicSkeptic @JLRed5 @walterkirn Yes but *someone* contacted Birx etc about all this in some way.

@KellyZeeh @JLRed5 @walterkirn Cui bono?

Over-specificity in edicts is one way you know they're made up. That they are indeed edicts, not findings. "Fifteen days to slow the spread." Stand "6 feet" apart.

@ThePatriotOasis I don’t get it. So just ignore that person then that spoke up.

🔥🚨 JUST IN: Sen. John Kennedy is PISSED after Sen. Brian Schatz (D) ran in and attempted to BLOCK resolution to stop paychecks to Congress during a government shutdown... "I want to see the Rule that says I can't do what I just tried to do, and I want to see it BIGGER THAN DALLAS!" "I want to see the rule that says somebody can come on this body WITHOUT RECOGNITION!"