mode with a few drinks in him damn well got rimer himself on the phone, who the f do you think you are, how can you be going against the president. you need to resign, and resign to want because you re going to get fired. and he calls the head of the rnc to pursue this, and rimer is not fired. everybody goes, one of those things, okay, we ll just let this pass. one of the interesting things about rimer, and the post made this a legal issue, and what he was saying to his colleagues in the rnc, this is a crazy thing for us to do. why should we fight this election challenge. we should be fighting democrats, not this cooky stuff. all i m saying is that reimer and others could have at any point said i know this is a sham, i know this is a joke,
Some San Antonians have choice words for District 9 candidate Patrick Von Dohlen
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District 9 candidate Patrick Von Dohlen has some critics.Reddit, r/sanantonio
With San Antonio’s runoff quickly approaching on June 5 and early voting underway, local residents are taking the time to express their sentiments about candidates ahead of casting their votes.
Or at least toward District 9 candidate Patrick Von Dohlen.
Earlier this week, a Reddit user shared a photo of a set of signs they had seen. Next to Von Dohlen’s conservative campaign sign promoting his “pro-freedom, pro-family, pro-business, pro-law and order, pro-Second Amendment and pro-common sense” values was a homemade sign pointing at the political ad saying Von Dohlen hates equality. The sign was spotted near Brookhollow and Heimer, but has since been taken down.
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The Manitoba government is starting to offer COVID-19 vaccines to the general public, beginning with older people.
It’s a milestone for the vaccination plan, which has so far focused on specific groups such as health-care workers and nursing home residents.
With vaccine shipments growing, the province has started booking appointments for First Nations people 75 and over and for others 95 and up.