(snoofy made me go look, dammit!)

The prince of Jordan went to American University with my wife in the 1990s

The prince of Jordan was born June 28, 1994.
If you're talking about Abdullah II, the current King (former prince), he there's no record of him attending any AU campuses that I could find.

You have a wife?
One that's educated?
I hope you're not saying you have a degree in Engineering, or any degree for that matter.

I think Laura has it.

He was a dick. Read his tweets and he's the same person that's causing the spike in so many states. Arrogant, entitled, knows better, invincible, don't bother me with fact or truth, you can't tell me what to do, and it's all "hype" (hoax).

His friends can mourn his loss, but if they don't learn from it, I don't have any sympathy for them.

I wouldn't have used the word "activist" to describe him, either.

It's too bad that it takes somebody dying to wake people up.

This seems optimistic to me.

Someone put Fish back in the water. All this flopping and gasping just isn't right.

Ginni Thomas is a republican political activist a lobbyist, founder of "Liberty" Consulting (had to put the quotes in that...) and generally speaking, a wretched human. She has a long history of saying and doing things that are, in my view, evil. Clarence is fine with never recusing himself in cases that come before the Court and involve his wife's agenda, her lobbying efforts, and the players involved.

That she'd be critical of BLM and the banner is no surprise. It makes me happy. We need that on the street she and Clarance live.

Trying to revise their history and the ink isn't even dry. Nice find, OCU.

It stands on its own.

#26 - Well if you put it that way...
ouch!

#19 ::blush::

The first post in that twitter feed was the one I had copied from the article and was going to post: Trump removed Maguire in February 2020, amid a dispute over a briefing on Russia-related intelligence and replaced him with Ambassador Richard Grenell, then the top U.S. diplomat to Germany and a former public relations consultant.

I just hope that the damage Trump has and is doing to the United States is reparable.

Stone's such a low-life POS - undifferentiated from Trump. They're made for each other. Add in a dead Roy Cohn and it would have been a rotting menage-a-trois of mendacity. Throw in Flynn and it's a four-way of flagitiousness.

So jpw is trying have us believe "may" = "shall". Contract language much my miracle gro??

That is singularly one of the dumbest statements I've seen.

Mutant, you're waiting for an absolutist statement? It's all about probabilities. Not that you care what the CDC actually says - or you wouldn't have stopped reading once you found a word you thought you could hang your entire argument on. Let's read a little more, shall we?

"Cloth face coverings may help prevent people who have COVID-19 from spreading the virus to others. Wearing a cloth face covering will help protect people around you, including those at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19 and workers who frequently come into close contact with other people (e.g., in stores and restaurants)."

As to your preferred mask: "The cloth face coverings recommended here are not surgical masks or respirators. Currently, those are critical supplies that should be reserved for healthcare workers and other first responders."

All this is about is working with probabilities, minimizing risk where we can, reducing the spread through distancing, face coverings, and not being indoors with other people in spaces like restaurants and nightclubs.

This isn't difficult to understand unless you just won't accept it.

We know all this from Japan, from South Korea, from almost every other country in the world. We also know what happens when you ignore the basics. You end up like Brazil or the United States.

Yes, let's keep up the false narrative about protesters complying with EOs by wearing masks, even though cloth masks are ineffective.

---- Trump.
Enemy of the United States.

#19 - right OCU. Also used to evaluate MCI that may result from stroke, etc.

These are tests for detecting MCI and Dementia. Anyone without those conditions should be able to pass them. That he did well and others did not means the others were given the test because there was a reason for concern.

Now we know it's not a mild cognitive impairment or worse, we can chalk it up to Trump being an unimpaired selfish myopic idiot.

I didn't think anybody hardly went to this rally.....

Except for the smart people in the upper bowl, what point are you trying to make, Eberly? That because people sat next to each other and yelled and cheered, but it was a big building it should have been all OK? Seriously - not sure what you're trying to say.

Should I show you the lower bowl?

Not infectious at all?
Masked, lower.
You have to put them shoulder to shoulder and not mention masks.
6,000 - Tulsa's already credited Trump's gathering for their spike.
Maskless. Indoors. Duh.
Herman Cain on the phone for you.

I don't really have a cause. If I do, it's pointing out hypocrisy. Like saying that large gatherings of young people are bad...unless they're associated with a protest. Then they're OK?

If that was true you'd be honest about the protesters wearing masks, distancing as much as possible, and not being a source for the increase in COVID-19 cases (as is being admitted by the Governors, finally). If that was the case you'd acknowledge that there is a huge difference between political rallies for the President's ego in indoor spaces, where they remove the signs put there to ensure social distancing. Or at the outdoor gathering (Mt. Rushmore) where they tied the chairs together so they couldn't let people move a chair to social distance, and discourage wearing masks.

You may have a good point to make from time to time, but you undercut your own arguments over and over.

that's quite an equivalence you're making. I'm pretty sure that won't endear your cause to many.