@1BethDutton Oddly, some ghouls are taking joy in 3 people having been shot and killed.
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Oddly they can't give us a description of the other Seattle Center shooter, although 7 were shot and 3 killed.
Jonathan Choe@choeshow
This is one of the alleged shooters in the Seattle Center tragedy.
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@guy_leisure @JeromeAdamsMD Yes, measles! We must panic over this! Stop, drop, and roll. Lock yourselves in your room!
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“We’re going to give infectious diseases a break…” 🤔
• Measles: 2,318 US cases in 2026 (highest since 1991)
• Cyclospora: worst US outbreak ever (>11k cases, 41 states)
• Ebola: 3rd largest & fastest-spreading on record
• And: salmonella (eggs), screwworm (TX animals), hantavirus cruise cluster.
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@JeromeAdamsMD Oh no! Not mild and rare diseases? Everyone panic!
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@noisycontrarian @asymmetricinfo Covid vaccine saved a lot of lives
- worthwhile
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Polio. Always straight to polio to defend all vaccines. So disingenuous to conflate the severity of polio and the effectiveness of its vaccine with the worthlessness of the Covid and flu shots and the overhyping of other shots I.e. meningitis. When all vaxxes are sacred, all become questioned.
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When we forget what vaccines are protecting us against, the viruses and bacteria will send out a reminder notice, in the form of deaths and disabilities.
Washington Post Opinions@PostOpinions
“If Americans forget what vaccines fight against, then neither will they understand the importance of maintaining defenses,” Dr. Ashely Alker writes. wapo.st/44MkROc
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? When I was a teen, 70s and 80s , right wingers were saying that sex ed was a “how to do it” class that resulted in more babies being born. If Ms Rosenfield is saying we need more unplanned teen pregnancies, and ending sex ed is the way to get this needed thing, isn’t she saying that liberals were right about sex ed?
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I saw this report yesterday and had the exact same thought, followed by the thought that it wasn't worth it to say anything. Thank goodness Kat picked up the slack. And she says it well!
Kat Rosenfield@katrosenfield
I wrote for @thefp about why preventing teen pregnancy is of diminishing importance in a world where the teens are rather notoriously not having sex at all (headline writers really chumming the water with this one but you know what, I respect the game
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Police say two men climbed over the glass wall of the Space Needle on Friday, flipped over the edge and parachuted down from the 605-foot structure. #Echobox=1785032535-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">seattletimes.com/seattle-news/l…
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@DDfromWV @ScottAdamsSays This had been happening a few generations ago, but had stopped long before the 2020 election? The discussion concerned alleged fraud in that election. How was your comment relevant to the discussion then?
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@guy_leisure @ScottAdamsSays Do you have no historical context? I’m referring to the “good old days” when union boys would buy the votes in the landlocked coalfields. In my lifetime, WV had a GOP Senate Caucus of 2. Thanks to Obama, we’re nearly 100% R now. And we count our votes ACCURATELY overnight.
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The Scott Adams School - 07/24/26 The Home Team. VOTER FRAUD//ELON & More x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@mattyglesias It’s way worse than this. They think something is true just because they said so. They think their words are “autopoietic”, they build the reality the very second they speak. Because they are so rich and powerful they must be always, every single second, right.
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Not unique to Musk — though Musk has a uniquely largely problem — a shocking number of prominent people have simply defected from the norm that you shouldn’t say things that aren’t true.
Squawk Box@SquawkCNBC
.@TheEconomist Editor-In-Chief @zannymb on her wide-ranging interview with @elonmusk: "It's irresponsible for someone who has 240 million followers to propagate things that are simply not true." cnb.cx/4fz6t0A
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@seattletimes Beecher’s bought a closed Wisconsin cheese plant and plans to restart it. Wisconsin will gain 35 jobs. Neither Seattle nor Washington state will lose any.
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Beecher's Handmade Cheese, known for making fresh cheese in Pike Place and for its frozen Mac N' Cheese, plans to buy a Wisconsin manufacturing plant. #Echobox=1784904791-3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">seattletimes.com/business/beech…
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@Repent1955 @mattyglesias Like what, what racial division did he cause?
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@mattyglesias Caused more racial division than all other presidents combined
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@predederva @mattyglesias Why didn’t republicans pass their health care bill then? Why wouldn’t they even vote for it?
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@mattyglesias He only passed a Republican healthcare bill and a Republican bailout and sat on his ass for seven years pretending the presidency was powerless besides expanding the Afghanistan war and not ending the wars. He did drone bomb a wedding tho . He’s not successful
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@DavidAFrench Look at their jaw lines; incredibly strong resemblance.
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After Trump’s 2020 loss, his attorneys filed 63 lawsuits alleging voting irregularities. Lost 61 of 63. Found no voter fraud. In many cases, judges threatened to throw the attorneys licenses, owing to the attorneys failure to support their allegations with evidence.
Why didn’t you, having this evidence, jump in to save these attorneys’ bacon?
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@guy_leisure @ScottAdamsSays Personal testimony from a former Logan County resident.
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@ScottAdamsSays I live in West Virginia, where the voting tradition in many precincts was "Two swallers or two dollars" to sell your vote.
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@robertwrighter You’ve built yourself a good little database
… shame if something were to happen to it
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A good cop bad cop business model: The big AI companies create the threat and sell the defense against it.
Greg Brockman@gdb
try the codex security plugin, for applying our models to cyberdefense:
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@ChrisCillizza I wonder if Trump is about to lose a bunch of fat all of a sudden?
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I laugh every time he calls it "the fat drug"
Acyn@Acyn
Trump: I have a friend—you’ve never seen a guy like this—who is fat. He’s a very smart guy. Scott knows him very well. A great businessman, but highly neurotic. Always eating. Eating—he does two things: he eats and he makes deals. And eating, he’s not good at—other than quantity. But making deals, he’s very good. He called me up and goes, “You know, I buy this fat drug”
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@RichardHanania @asymmetricinfo New teachers? It’s common for new teachers to have master’s degrees
Uncommon to make more than $60,000
All too common for them to suffer thoughtless put downs
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The most liberal voters in the country are those with postgraduate degrees who make less than $60K a year.
Imagine going to school for 20+ years to earn what a freshly arrived immigrant can on their first day here.
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@pigeonforgetime @ChrisCillizza not full Epstein illegal then?
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@stephenkaus @jbarro Oh, but I think Johnson’s slow wittedness is widely known and accepted
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I've been telling you people, he's the dumbest man in the Senate. He's a central-casting politician with hair and a great voice and a membership in a fancy beach club and as a result people don't realize he's a moron.
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) says he still doesn’t believe Graham Platner’s first accuser who was a Republican Whitehouse: “When looking at allegations you have to evaluate things like if there is corroboration, she was involved in a Koch-brothers operation” Source: CNN
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@CathyYoung63 Yes, all young adults are exactly the same
Stupid
Yes siree
Yes siree Bob
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The brain-damaged generation
Christian JB@christianjbdev
Talked to a youngish adult about politics, and their only way of interpreting the world is through oppressor vs the oppressed. Where the oppressor is the bigger richer country, and the oppressed is the smaller poorer country. Really saves time having to think!
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