the country remains divided in terms of its willingness to stay the course on mask wearing and social distancing for the final month before the vaccine has been distributed. president biden is expected to preview what a return to normal will look like here. he ll also address the grief of a nation consumed for one whole year. the anniversary marks the day for many americans, the grim reality, from the washington post, quote for most people march 11th was when the crisis first became real. it was the day of a high-profile diagnosis, and official decidingation of pandemic. schools closed, streets emptied and commuters stayed home. we didn t know it then, but the virus had already infected thousands. over the next 12 months, leaders bungled opportunities to quell its spread. case levels rose, fell, rose again. hope endured and more than 525,000 people lost their lives. dr. anthony fauci, who has become a household name, first for his beleaguered attempts, acknowledged today
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– WWE Network News has the synopsis available for the previously announced Pat Patterson documentary for the WWE Network. The documentary is titled My Way: The Life and Legacy of Pat Patterson. As noted, the documentary based on the late WWE Hall of Famer and backstage worker will debut on the network on Sunday, January 24. Here’s the new synopsis:
Pat Patterson and those who knew him best look back at his unlikely path to the top of sports-entertainment. From growing up a poor kid in Montreal, to finding fame in San Francisco and New York City and working side-by-side with Vince McMahon, Pat became the celebrated creative force behind some of the greatest moments and matches in WWE history.
chuck sumer, john lewis, bring in whomever and have them stand there and say, we have our hands extended. we know 80% of americans support keeping d.r.e.a.m.ers in america and not forcing them to leave, not deporting them, and we want our republican brothers and sisters to know we are here with extended hands and we re not going to play any legislative games. we will give you all the votes you need to keep this american dream alive. we are here, just call us. we ll help any way we can. boom. they leave. nobody talking about donald trump or steve bannon s takeover of washington, nobody like throwing fire. just say that. let s make government work. yes, let s make government work for america the way that our founding fathers and sisters dreamed that america would work for our country. they can work around the
social media. i know normandy disagree with alan on the point of criminality. i think there s case law out there that says that the president can commit a crime, whether he can be indicted in office is a separate question. but getting back to your question, i think he should stay off social media. i think he should only engage attorneys who know exactly what s going on. i see no benefit to him of putting someone like jay out on the news stations to get interrupted and roughed around by several news anchors. i think the republicans in both the house and senate should be very clear with the president, that if he does attempt to fire mueller, if he does attempt to fire rosenstein that that will precipitate some serious consideration of impeachment. i think at this point the republicans have a lot more to lose by trump running around, throwing fire on the throwing fuel on the fire, as norm said, than they would if he would just get back to whatever he wants to do in terms of policy. ther
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