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Apparently four injections isn’t enough.

“President Joe Biden’s “loose cough” has returned as he faces a rebound case of COVID-19”

Doctor: Biden’s COVID symptoms return, in ‘good spirits’

On November 8, 2018 I tweeted about Maricopa County stealing the Senate election for the Democrat, Sinema. That was a particularly important theft for the Democrats, because without it Republicans would now control the Senate.

And yesterday, every county in Arizona voted for Kari Lake, except for Maricopa County.  The amount of votes they need to steal this year is less than they stole in 2018. It is very important for the fraudsters to keep Kari Lake out of office, because if she is elected it is likely they will be prosecuted.

Arizona Governor Primary Election Results 2022 – The New York Times

Maricopa County says they have no idea how many ballots were cast and may add more in coming days.

“Maricopa County officials said Wednesday there are at least 150,000 early ballots left to count from Phoenix-area voters. That number could go up as election workers determine how many provisional ballots were cast by eligible voters.”

Arizona primary 2022: Live election coverage

I was living in Phoenix during Autumn 2018 and had a particular interest in the election.  Here are some photographs I took on November 8, 2018.

We ran into this guy on the trail a day earlier on November 7.

Christmas Day 2018 in Cornville, Arizona – where I used to teach high school.

“Nothing good will come of it. Taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit, and a lot of bad things could happen. These include a Chinese military response that could result in the U.S. being plunged into indirect conflicts with a nuclear-armed Russia and a nuclear-armed China at the same time.”

Opinion | Why Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan Is Utterly Reckless – The New York Times

A slightly changed tone from two years ago.

“Joe Biden has vowed to be a president for all Americans, even those who do not support him. In previous elections, such a promise might have sounded trite or treacly. Today, the idea that the president should have the entire nation’s interests at heart feels almost revolutionary.

Mr. Biden has also vowed to “restore the soul of America.” It is a painful reminder that the country is weaker, angrier, less hopeful and more divided than it was four years ago. With this promise, Mr. Biden is assuring the public that he recognizes the magnitude of what the next president is being called upon to do. Thankfully, he is well suited to the challenge — perhaps particularly so.”

Opinion | Joe Biden for President: The New York Times Editorial Board Endorsement – The New York Times

10:26 AM · Jul 30, 2022

Joe Manchin caves, and CNN describes it as “Manchin wields his power”

All eyes turn to Sinema as Democrats face a week that could transform Biden’s presidency – CNNPolitics

“15 PERISH IN FLOODS

Tokyo (\P)—Fifteen persons were killed outright and many more believed drowned by heavy floods that inundated parts of central) Japan Saturday.

It was estimated that over a thousand houses were entirely of partly submerged by the sudden overflow of waters. Communication lines from the stricken district were destroyed. ‘The flood was caused by continued heavy rains in the past few days”

02 Aug 1930, Page 9 – The Capital Journal at Newspapers.com

“SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930,

*Floods in London Fill Basements Causing g Damage

Rainstorm Drives . 1,000 People From Homes — Five Feet Water.

LONDON.—A thousand people were flooded out of their basement homes in Notting Dale W, during the ‘violent ) thunderstorms which swept over London recently.

In all more than 220 houses were affected in Bangor street. Crescent Street, Sirdar street, and Hunt street. They were flooded to a depth in some cases of five feet.”

02 Aug 1930, Page 5 – The Ottawa Journal at Newspapers.com

Five states were over 110F, twenty-five were over 100F and forty states were over 90F.

KS 111, NE 110, OK 110, SD 110, TX 110

AR 108, MO 105, AZ 104, IN 104, IA 104, LA 104, MS 104, CA 103, IL 103, MN 103, AL 102, CO 102, ND 102, OH 102, VA 102, KY 101, MI 100, MT 100, NM 100, TN 100

PA 98, WV 98, WI 98, SC 97, WY 97, FL 96, GA 96, MD 96, NV 96, NY 96, ID 95, UT 94, NJ 92, NC 92, OR 92

CA 110

SD 108, AZ 106, NE 105, TX 105, UT 105, KS 104, NV 104, NJ 104, PA 103, MO 102, VA 102, CO 101, DE 101, MT 101, NY 101, OK 101, ID 100, IA 100, MD 100, MN 100, WV 100, WI 100, WY 100

ND 99, IL 98, IN 98, MI 98, NM 98, NC 98, OH 98, TN 98, GA 97, OR 97, AR 95, FL 95, KY 95, SC 95, AL 94, MA 93, NH 93, RI 93, VT 93, LA 92, MS 92, CT 91, ME 91

Hurricane Diane hit the Northeast US later that month, and was followed by more flooding in October.

17 Oct 1955, Page 1 – The Burlington Free Press at Newspapers.com

John Coleman said he disagreed with the IPCC. Factcheck.org said he was wrong because the IPCC disagreed with him.