Remains of the Day (10/12)

Amy Thorn, the registered nurse from West Virginia who recently spoke at the Republican National Convention to defend Donald Trump’s response to the COVID crisis, has been arrested for shooting a woman in the stomach during an argument: https://t.co/kvWcgteiPt pic.twitter.com/cGnWHukOzD

— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) October 10, 2020

These people really come off the assembly line 

Trump Campaign Refuses to Take Down Ad After Outrage from Anthony Fauci: ‘I Have Never Endorsed Any Candidate … Comments Were Taken Out of Context’ https://t.co/aEayzTO10R pic.twitter.com/BzFf4aW5XY

— Towleroad (@tlrd) October 12, 2020

Fauci’s anger at Trump is more damning than it first appeared 

LGBTQHISTORY: Today, widespread police-reform efforts are underway. But when Nizah Morris was alive, many police officers believed they could brutalize the LGBT community with impunity. #LGBTQHistoryMonthhttps://t.co/1Z4zDPhucb

— SouthFloridaGayNews (@SFGN) October 12, 2020

Was transgender woman Nizah Morris killed in a police “courtesy ride”? 

As early voting begins in Georgia, a federal judge left in place the state’s new touch-screen voting system, rejecting a call by election-integrity advocates to switch to handwritten paper ballots after problems plagued the machines during the primaries.https://t.co/YeWmhXHhc5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 12, 2020

How much do you want to bet Democrats get the most votes in Georgia but still don't win the election?

🚨Breaking: Republicans have sued North Carolina to rewrite the absentee ballot challenge rules in an effort to disenfranchise voters. On behalf of @NCDemParty, we filed to intervene in this case to protect voting rights for all!https://t.co/QIiZdvIOwm

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) October 12, 2020

A legal fight over how to fix ballot errors in North Carolina has left thousands of voters in limbo. Nearly half are people of color 

National AIDS Memorial to Launch 50-State AIDS Memorial Quilt Virtual Exhibition https://t.co/aLxShn1Tjz pic.twitter.com/cPyaZVWOXt

— Kenneth M. Walsh (@kenneth212) October 12, 2020

Individuals and organizations are invited to be part of this historic initiative, using the power of the Quilt to help our nation heal and remember during these difficult times 

"Pretty much the only language Facebook understands is public embarrassment." https://t.co/J3TeMlM2Ty

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) October 12, 2020

“There’s no perfect approach to content moderation,” Facebook’s former head of content policy said, “but they could at least try to look less transparently craven and incoherent.” 

I wasn't sure if I could get even more angry at how dishonest Republicans are being in this hearing, but then I did: https://t.co/jT3dnFpSFg

— Paul Waldman (@paulwaldman1) October 12, 2020

Why are Democrats even participating in this farce?

Reminder: Just 22 more days until the presidential election