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I was sitting in a chair - SOLO. One dementia person started my flu19 - I was by myself but she had to touch me. That really pissed me off. I know I said it two times but I was really pissed off and I’m still upset about it because I was a lot better and then that dementia old(soul) hag

Target Trump: Former President Donald Trump said that the FBI armed with a warrant had searched his Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach and broken into a safe looking for materials Trump may have taken from The White House when he left.
"My beautiful home, Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, is currently under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of FBI agents," Trump said in a statement last night.
The FBI would have needed to convince a judge of the probability that Trump had committed a crime in order to get the warrant. "It is a federal crime to remove classified documents wrongly. And so if you are filling out that affidavit and you have to list the crime, you can list that as the crime," said Elie Honig, a former federal and state prosecutor who is a CNN legal analyst.
The Secret Service was notified in advance but the White House was not.
Trump was in New York doing a telephone rally for Alaska’s Sarah Palin, who is running for Congress. His son, Eric, told him about the search.
The National Archives had previously gotten Trump to return some documents. The FBI was verifying that everything had been returned and evidently it had not.
Republicans are accusing the FBI of acting on political prejudice. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, of California said, "When Republicans take back the House, we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts, and leave no stone unturned."

Vote Investigation: The Michigan attorney general is investigating a scheme in which Trump partisans working on behalf of Donald Trump were able to take possession of voting machines and dismantle them looking for irregularities.
One of the people involved was Matthew DePerno, who is now the presumptive Republican nominee for attorney general.
Local election clerks had been told that their machines were needed for an investigation and turned them over. In effect, election officials were deceived and the machines illegally examined. The AG’s office says DePerno was a key orchestrator of “a conspiracy” to gain improper access to machines in three counties.

The Obit Page: Olivia Newton-John, who played the cute curly blonde teenager opposite John Travolta in the 1978 movie, “Grease,” and went on to release #1 hit songs in the 70s and 80s, died yesterday at age 73 at her California ranch. She was 73.
She had been diagnosed with breast cancer 1992 and announced in 2017 that it had returned and spread.
Her role in “Grease” released two #1 hits, “You’re the One That I Want” and the doo-wop song. “Summer Nights.” Her other #1 songs were “I Honestly Love You,” followed by “Have You Never Been Mellow.”
--- David McCullough, the best-selling author of histories and an appealing television host and narrator with an enviable voice of authority, died yesterday outside Boston. He was 89. McCullough won Pulitzer Prizes for his presidential biographies, “Truman,” 1992, and “John Adams,” 2001.

The Spin Rack: The House January 6th panel is scheduled to interview former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo today. --- Three towns on Maryland’s Eastern Shore have agreed to pay $5 million to the family of Anton a Black 19-year-old who was held face down by three police officers for 6 minutes until he died. Black had been a high school athlete and had a possible career as a model. The officers were never charged.

High Priced: The New York Times surveyed the new high prices of lunch and treats in the city and found the following: Bagel, $3.50; Ice cream, $3.75; French fries, $15; Sandwich, $18; Blueberries, $8.

Too Hot: The weather is hot and muggy and we have no air conditioning where we are for a few days. So the editorial staff is drawing this to a close this morning and going swimming.

Good morning

I’m still alive again. The first thing I want to say good morning and say hello to my friends.

Secondly I’m going to do is do my pills

I guess I was a little confused about something happening about my flu19

I’m pretty sure that somebody
started my Covid-19 - positive

Sometimes I screw up with my syntax language.

I’m still vertical I still help people if I can right now I do have a little problem with my little the flu19

Enjoy your days

What the fuck are you talking about my showers!?

You aren't sniffing my butt & you can't smell my backside

Are you just being a not humorist / douche bag ?

There's one hag - a dementia woman - at my building - she has perhaps a first outbreak epidemic. She gave me the flu19 - her hand or her mouth

Do you have to be bad humor ?---- this was my serious talk////positive flu19

I can buy that folded cart. I can deal with that but….

where I live is that the old crows/hags wants to touch my leg my arm or my hand. I think that some of those people already has the flu19 variant.
That’s why I got my positive result.

The Senate Acts: By a single tiebreaking vote cast by Vice President Kamala Harris, the Senate yesterday passed an historical bill that would make the most significant federal investment so far to fight climate change, lower the cost of prescription drugs, extend subsidies for health care, and establish a 15 percent corporate minimum tax.
The bill is designed to pay its own cost by targeting tax cheats and some billion-dollar companies that now pay no taxes.
Originally bearing President Biden’s label “Build Back Better,” the bill was renamed the Inflation Reduction Act because it is also projected to lower the federal deficit by as much as $300 billion over 10 years.
All 50 Republican Senators voted against it. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, in a statement called the bill an “economic assault on the American middle class.” The House is likely to pass it by a narrow majority.
The bill would inject nearly $400 billion into climate change and energy efficiency programs. It is intended to spur the use of electric vehicles and help the country cut greenhouse gas emissions about 40 percent below 2005 levels by the end of this decade.
The Democrats had to compromise with some of their own members to get it done. To please West Virginia’s Joe Manchin, they had to give up free prekindergarten for all as well as paid family and medical leave for workers nationwide. He also negotiated a sweetener for a gas pipeline company that’s been one of his big donors. To satisfy Arizona’s Kirsten Sinema, Democrat leaders pulled back on some of their tax proposals.

Muslim Targets: Police in Albuquerque suspect that the apparently random killings of four Muslim men may be connected.
The latest victim is a Muslim man in his mid-20s from South Asia whose name has not been released by the police. He was killed Friday just before midnight.
Muhammad Afzaal Hussain, 27, was killed a week ago today. Aftab Hussein, 41, was shot dead on July 26th. Authorities say the killings of all three might be connected to the November 2021 murder of Mohammad Ahmadi, 62, outside his family business.
The police, FBI and New Mexico State Police have described a vehicle of interest, a dark-colored, four-door Volkswagen sedan. Local Muslims, of course, have been described as “terrified.”

Collective Memory Loss: The House January 6th committee is looking into the suspicious “wiping” of government cellphones after the Capitol insurrection.
Cellphone information has been erased, wiped, deleted, or otherwise obscured by members of former President Donald Trump’s administration, Secret Service agents, and senior Pentagon officials. Among the Top aides who had their phones wiped former are acting secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf, and former acting deputy secretary Ken Cuccinelli.

The Fire This Time: California's McKinney Fire has destroyed nearly 90 houses and is only 40% contained after burning for a week in the Klamath National Forest near the California-Oregon border.
The fire that started on July 29th has been fueled by hot weather and drought then pushed by high winds
As of this morning, the fire has burned over 60,000 acres and the perimeter was 40 percent contained. More than 2,400 firefighters are on the fire.

The Obit Page: Robert Simanek, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for saving his fellow Marines by falling on a live grenade in the Korean War, has died at age 92.
Private Simanek was patrolling with his company in August 1952 when they were ambushed and two grenades landed in the trench where several Marines had taken cover. He kicked one away and fell on the other. Amazingly, he was not killed, but sustained severe damage to his right hip and lower leg. The other Marines were not hurt.
After the war he studied business administration and later worked for an auto parts company and for the Small Business Administration.
Despite many invitations to speak about his bravery, Simanek declined public adulation and said he had merely acted on his training.

The Spin Rack: A cease-fire has gone into effect between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza. At least 31 Palestinians were killed over several days of trading fire, including six children. --- Actress Anne Heche, 53, is in critical but stable condition after a car wreck last week in which her Mini Cooper slammed into a Los Angeles home and burst into flames, destroying the house. She was severely burned. --- Some of Indiana’s biggest employers totaling tens of thousands of workers are objecting to the state’s new abortion ban. --- Human remains have been found for the fourth time as the shrinking Lake Mead in Nevada reveals what was once the lake’s bottom. One body was found in a barrel with a bullet hole in the head.

Cult News: The annual meeting of the Conservative Political Action Committee Saturday night featured a mock jail cell occupied by an accused January 6th rioter in an orange jumpsuit and red MAGA cap. Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene got down on her knees and prayed with him while some onlookers looked to the sky and praised God.
On stage at the conference in Texas Saturday night, Donald Trump fed the crowd with lines like the following: "Despite great outside dangers, our biggest threat remains the sick, sinister, evil people from within our own country." And: "We are a nation that no longer has a free press, no longer has a fair press. Fake news is all we get." And: "We are a nation where free speech is no longer allowed."
Evidently he was free to say it.

Marty, I know how to get my grocery food - walking with folding cart, backpack, and more

I'm still upset about this lies, tattlers, dementia, not pay attention..... some of the tenants

There is a damaged woman - i’ve tried to talk to that woman but it’s hard to deal with her so all I do is say a wave. that’s all. Too sad.

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I actually enjoyed watching that movie and there were some really cool little snippets with Tom Waits and Bradley Cooper

I had some really stupid little things to do when I was in my teens

It was a very odd flick but so what sometimes it's cool to watch is a silly movie....