Have you heard about...? (Politics edition)

[nab]

Don't worry Kellyanne, maybe it's an alternate virus.

[natronzero]

She tested alternative negative.

[Hicks]

Seeming now like the actual situation is that he knew he was sick a couple days before Friday and still held a fundraising event. 

If that's confirmed it would be a new low of scumbaggery. 

[kellerb]

Seeming now like the actual situation is that he knew he was sick a couple days before Friday and still held a fundraising event. 

If that's confirmed it would be a new low of scumbaggery.

Doesn't seem particularly low for him and his.

[nab]

Seeming now like the actual situation is that he knew he was sick a couple days before Friday and still held a fundraising event. 

If that's confirmed it would be a new low of scumbaggery.

Doesn't seem particularly low for him and his.

Maybe not, but we now know that he knows and he still put everyone in his vehicle in danger to wave to some supporters outside Walter Reed.

""Every single person in the vehicle during that completely unnecessary presidential 'drive-by' just now has to be quarantined for 14 days. They might get sick. They may die. For political theater. Commanded by Trump to put their lives at risk for theater. This is insanity," Dr. James P. Phillips, an attending physician at Walter Reed, tweeted"

[nab]

.

[sunrisevt]

 :cry:

JFC. Over/under on how long before poor Dr. Philips is reassigned?

[ytowndan]

Anyone early vote yet?  I went today and it was quite busy, but highly organized.  They took everyone's temperature at the door, enforced strict 6' distancing, plenty of sneeze-guard-style screens, everyone got a pencil so you could use the eraser end to work the touch screen, and they had a dropbox out in the lot for dropping off an absentee ballot.  It's drive-up, so you don't even have to get out of the car.  I am very pleased with our board of elections.  Despite all the distancing, they were still pumping people out pretty quickly.  I hope everyone else's experience is as good. 

[khalpin]

Anyone early vote yet?  I went today and it was quite busy, but highly organized.  They took everyone's temperature at the door, enforced strict 6' distancing, plenty of sneeze-guard-style screens, everyone got a pencil so you could use the eraser end to work the touch screen, and they had a dropbox out in the lot for dropping off an absentee ballot.  It's drive-up, so you don't even have to get out of the car.  I am very pleased with our board of elections.  Despite all the distancing, they were still pumping people out pretty quickly.  I hope everyone else's experience is as good.

Ours was entirely mail-in (if you wanted to), but they sent ballots out to everyone that was registered.  I voted weeks ago....and voted yes on recreational weed.  :wink:

[PIE-GUY]

Early voting starts 10/13 in Texas.

[mistercharlie]

Early voting starts 10/13 in Texas.

Early voting started on Tuesday here, but only if you go to the City County Building downtown. The early voting locations in the other parts of the county dont open until the 26th.

[rowjimmy]

I voted over a week ago.
The rest of you best get on it.

[kellerb]

Voted yesterday.  Still seeing all the political signs, was hoping they would disappear

[mbw]

voting is open for us in about 10 days.
still undecided.  :|
gonna wait for the next debate to make up my mind, i'm sure one of them will really knock my socks off with some fresh ideas.

[mistercharlie]

Voted yesterday.  Still seeing all the political signs, was hoping they would disappear

The signs I can deal with. It's all the goddamn houses and pick-up trucks flying Tump flags that I can't stand. One house I pass on my way home from work used to fly one of those POW/MIA flags and they took it down to put up the Dumpster fire flag.