Now that we know what he knew and when he knew about Covid-19...is this going to be the smoking gun that will finally motivate sycophant GOP members and his supporters to denounce him?

Or will we actually have to wait for him to shoot someone in cold blood on Fifth Avenue?

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Some ignored the government shut down. Were somehow able to turn a blind eye to babies in cages and when he took us to the brink of war. You even press on while the rest of America goes through a conscious reckoning regarding social justice. So I wonder...what is it going to take for some of you who claim to be so patriotic, support military families and practically worship the flag to come back to reality?

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Nights 2, 3 and 4 were more of the same.

"Socialism!"..."The angry Mob!"..."They're coming to take your guns!"..."Sanctuary Cities."... "The Squad will take over!" and "They're going to kill babies!"

FEAR...FEAR...and more FEAR.

(Insert eye roll)

Sadly, we must discuss.

The horrific shooting of Jacob Blake and the NBA's recent boycott have reinvigorated the movement for social justice. It's time for the rest of us to pick up the baton and continue to push it forward.

Let's discuss how and why it's so important.

I came.

I saw.

Saged myself and said a prayer.

Made a donation to the Biden/Harris campaign.

Then went to bed.

Unfortunately, Day 1 of the RNC was everything I anticipated.

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Feeling hopeful...empowered...inspired and energized.

Finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

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Hope, Light and Love.

It's official...Joe Biden is now the Democratic Party candidate for President of the United States of America! Last night was filled with several empowering speeches, heartfelt moments and a even glimpse into Joe Biden's plan to correct the wrongs of the current administration. However, the most powerful message for me was that Joe Biden plans to lead with hope, light and love to restore the soul of America.

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Four Queens and a King!

Day three of the DNC was filled with energizing, motivating calls to action and an emphasis on a dire need for the American people to stand in their power. As moving as those speeches were, the most memorable and historic moment of the evening was when Senator Kamala Harris became the first woman of color to accept a major party nomination for VP!

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From security guard Jacquelyn Brittany, to Lawyer/Activist Ady Barkan, former Secretary of State John Kerry and Dr. Jill Biden; night two of the DNC was emotion filled, heartwarming and simply moving. However, for me last night mostly spoke to the character of Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden.

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OBAMA...OBAMA...MICHELLE OBAMA THAT IS!

A recap of the DNC Day 1.

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