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husband, father, executive coach @ https://teapawt.org/t.co/hHEKaYFGg4

Bow, NH
Joined February 2009
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From three years ago. Criminal negligence. Can’t be treated as some act-of-God event. This was a City bridge, and it was the City’s responsibility. Find out who’s responsible. And why. And how. That said, if there IS an act-of-God component, it’s that no one was hurt today. – at Pittsburgh, PA
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Third call snowfall forecast. Updates have been upped dramatically in accordance with latest guidance. Jackpot zone still in SE MA. Blizzard conditions highly likely in areas outlined in orange.
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Watch the Brian Williams salty shade at its best 👇🏿
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Omg. That fly has been around longer than most Trump chiefs of staff.
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Replying to @realDonaldTrump
wait till you hear from the American people
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Yas. Content I needed to see. Sang y’all
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Fauci has been studying science since college in 1957. He has been the country’s infectious-disease leader since 1984. Yet many who have “studied” this virus for 10 weeks feel it fair and righteous to call him a fraud and believe media screamers. - We need to trust scientists.
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Ignore it Confidently minimize it Punish those who tell you otherwise Watch the stock market drop Defend yourself Hawk unproven medicines Praise yourself Blame others Offer unscientific opinions Deny any responsibility Encourage revolt Declare victory Expect to repeat
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There's really no way to describe what we're seeing. Our new reality is unreal. The people and places we've known so long & so well have been transformed. Our ERs are ICUs. Everything looks, sounds and feels different. Just one week and it's a whole different world. THREAD
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Few other reporters would have the insight and ability to ask Pete a question like this, and it’s a great example of just how Adam has distinguished himself this cycle.
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This is an extraordinarily helpful essay by Curt Thompson—and amazingly congruent with the themes I have been speaking on and sharing with friends the past few days. There are deep wells available for all of us to draw from. curtthompsonmd.com/love-and-…
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When the decision for “lockdown” is ordered makes a HUGE difference in the curve
Look at the difference between how the Kentucky Governor and Tennessee Governor handled the Coronavirus And look at the results of those policies
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BREAKING: In the face of Coronavirus, 15 health care leaders and I have published an open letter in @USATODAY with an urgent, life-saving message for all Americans, state & local leaders & our health care workforce. #StayHome usatoday.com/story/opinion/2…
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What is happening? What should we communicate? What decisions should we make? What can we hope for? An essay on COVID-19 for Christian leaders. medium.com/@ahc/love-in-the-…
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"We do not have to give our peace away." @JCourt Updates here: lovefir.st/2rZZtWO
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Barack Obama: "If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way. They cling to power, they are insecure, they have outdated ideas and the energy ... and new approaches are squashed." n.pr/2LZjCD6
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