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And the vitriol spewed by open border,stopping flights from certain countries is racist opposition are any better ????????????????????????? Both are full of it imo.
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Better than nothing but veritable pocket change to him.Many of us give much more as a percentage of our income to eleemosanary causes.
When someone ultra wealthy tries to do something good even though it is “pocket change for him” people will still find something negative to say about it. In some countries, wealthy corrupt leaders do absolutely nothing and hoard all the money to themselves. I’m sure there are many wealthy folks in this country who have done nothing.
SEATTLE, February 5, 2020 – The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation today announced that it will immediately commit up to $100 million for the global response to the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). The funding will help strengthen detection, isolation and treatment efforts; protect at-risk populations; and develop vaccines, treatments and diagnostics. The new funding is inclusive of $10 million the foundation committed to the outbreak in late January.
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Then i apologize
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Every state — including 12 slackers — must join the fight to beat COVID-19
chicago.suntimes.com
Every state — including 12 slackers — must join the fight to beat COVID-19
A nationwide lockdown by President Trump is unlikely and possibly unconstitutional. It’s up to our nation’s governors to do what’s right to beat the coronavirus.
chicago.suntimes.com
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The social-distancing deniers have arrived
Patience is in ever-shorter supply. No one is happy with the current situation. But some Americans see the yoke of oppression in public health efforts to keep people home, and they're growing louder.
