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>> they take over 2022, that is the end of democracy and we will have a third term. >> a worry if republicans win midterm elections voting as we know it in this country will be gone. >> if you have a significant win for a trump lead republican party that means 2024 will be seen as a legitimate. -- illegitimate. and once again elected a president and especially, he had a congress that would do his bidding, you will not recognize our country. >> laura: right, the party opposed to lockdown covid mandates and continued dependence on the brutal chinese regime, that is the tyrannical party. nice try...

And bureaucratic edicts and march and april of 2020 i don't think they're going to say, well, let's just go back to reverence for election day. they are one hundred and two million people voteli absentee r early voting. we have sixty four percent. we've never done that before. and the error rate the rejection rate of ballots in many states decreased by a magnitude of ten .. so we have three times b the number of ballots being basically mailed in and yet the rejection was only a tenth of what we did on a normal absentee ballot that gave a lot of room for error and i don't think they'll ever giv...

An analysis from Johns Hopkins University says lockdowns during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic did little to reduce the number of COVID-related deaths and should be “rejected out of hand as a pandemic policy instrument” because of their devastating effect on the economy and society.

NEW DELHI/PATNA: Lockdown was extended in Bihar and Himachal Pradesh on Monday till May end while Uttarakhand too decided to continue with the Covid-induced curfew, as several states said that the restrictions have led to an improvement in the pandemic situation. States and Union Territories started imposing restrictions from mid-April for varying periods as the deadly second wave of coronavirus hit the country and most of them have now extended the curbs till the end of this month to rein in the spread of infection and the mounting deaths which have crossed the three lakh mark. The Union H...

No limit on funeral mourners in England from 17 May Families and friends will be able to mourn their loved ones in unlimited numbers at funerals in England from 17 May, under new plans. As part of the next step in easing restrictions, the [UK] government is preparing to remove the 30-person legal limit a month earlier than planned. This means any number of mourners will be able to gather so long as they can safely socially distance in the venue. Weddings will be limited to 30 from 17 May, and an unlimited number from June. The limit for weddings in England is currently 15 people. BBC