Remains of the Day (09/11)

From Trump's rally in Freeland, MI, last night:

CNN's Jim Acosta: "Why are you not wearing your mask?"

Rallygoer: "Because there's no COVID. It's a fake pandemic. Created to destroy the United States of America."

It gets even worse. pic.twitter.com/4c3KPqbYEO

— The Recount (@therecount) September 11, 2020

Why do we have to share a country with these people?

We've been in a pandemic for 6 months. The federal government gave people $1200.

— Kimberly Nicole Foster (@KimberlyNFoster) September 7, 2020

For just $6 a day, you too can sponsor an American

The sudden resignation of John Durham’s top deputy Nora Dannehy is a strong sign that Bill Barr has turned Durham into a tool of the corrupt Trump project of smearing Biden and clearing Trump in October. These crooks aren’t even subtle.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) September 11, 2020

Durham aide resigns from Russia probe amid concerns over pressure from Barr

Incredibly alarming, bleak portrait of American life right now: Catastrophic wildfires are burning across Oregon and officials are begging people to evacuate. Some residents refuse to leave bc of nonsense rumors "antifa's in town" and causing the fires https://t.co/VqUT4UeCt5 pic.twitter.com/dbqwNF9ciV

— Mark Berman (@markberman) September 11, 2020

How dumb would you have to be?

Peter Thiel, sucking up to white supremacists. How could you Nazi it??? https://t.co/QSTm4MxQhc pic.twitter.com/JcMPcf6ADU

— Matthew Rettenmund (@mattrett) September 11, 2020

Many of us first learned of this one when he sued Gawker out of business for acknowledging he was gay. Years later it remains that I was right that it wasn't such a dangerous precedent -- it was just one rich person bullying another rich person -- and Peter Thiel is still, well, Peter Thiel ...

Blood plasma looked like a promising covid-19 treatment. Then Trump got involved. https://t.co/Gc8iwIZPjX

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 11, 2020

Everything he touches turns to gold-plated turds

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— CJR (@CJR) September 11, 2020

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Remember: The election is 53 days away.