My criticism of the primaries today had nothing to do with the election results. It had to do with the fact that at a time when the government is telling people to stay home, people were having to risk their health in order to vote.

Mar 18, 2020 · 5:43 AM UTC

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Block those people.
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You don't even have to explain it.
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Jeremy C. Young @jeremycyoung
17 Mar 2020
We can now read the Imperial College report on COVID-19 that led to the extreme measures we've seen in the US this week. Read it; it's terrifying. I'll offer a summary in this thread; please correct me if I've gotten it wrong. imperial.ac.uk/media/imperia…
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I know what you mean. ❤️
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Yeah, I'm still pissed I had to drive 9 miles yesterday and early vote in AZ after they changed my location, but I did it because Bernie could have dropped out last week, but he didn't. So I did what I had to, but will he tomorrow? This is madnes now, tell him to cut it out!
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not just their own health, everyone's health
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Vote in IL was down 50%. It suppressed the vote. It did make a difference in election results.
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I live in WA w/automatic & same day registration. Postage page, mail-in paper ballots. You have 10 days to vote and can track your vote on the state website. Every state in the union needs to do the same thing. Its a lot less expensive for the state and more reliable.
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There were few good alternatives, Marianne. I listened to several news reports, from govs who put it off to those who didn't. Nobody has a crystal ball good enough to know when this will end. Some say it will get worse in a few weeks. Some held elections thinking it's better now.
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Anyway, I haven't read the "criticisms" yet. I just got up and I'm on my first Green Tea and Chocolate.
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