oh yes they are..they hate everyone pretty much equally though- the only thing that matters to them are other LatinXs and they have a whole other language- i think of them as Quebec..they would be, if they could.
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oh yes they are..they hate everyone pretty much equally though- the only thing that matters to them are other LatinXs and they have a whole other language- i think of them as Quebec..they would be, if they could.
when i see a red hat, not even that hat, just a red hat..? this has been traumatizing..if you selectively deny science and show at the ER because you think you have Tumplague? you might wish to leave that hat home.
TRUTH: 'you want a test you can have a test'..is the rolling lie..because NO you can't have a test.
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DIY-HP-LED
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We tried, your turn, looks like she wanted to follow up in person!
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Woman suspected of sending poisoned letter to Trump arrested
(CNN)A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the poison ricin to President Donald Trump was arrested as she tried to enter the US from Canada at a border crossing in New York state, a US law enforcement official said.
The woman was carrying a gun and arrested by US authorities, according to the law enforcement official.
US prosecutors in Washington, DC, are expected to bring charges against her.
CNN previously reported that law enforcement had intercepted a ricin package sent to Trump last week, according to two law enforcement officials, and that investigators were looking into the possibility that it came from Canada.
A person familiar with the investigation told CNN's Josh Campbell the letter was mailed from St. Hubert, Quebec, and contained a granular substance with similar physical characteristics to ground castor beans.
Two tests had been done to confirm the presence of ricin. All mail for the White House is sorted and screened at an offsite facility before reaching the White House.
A spokesperson for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which confirmed Saturday that it was working with the FBI to investigate the matter, told CNN Sunday that "the RCMP is still not in a position to issue a statement, or to confirm/deny any reports on arrests."
A spokeswoman from the FBI Washington Field Office confirmed later Sunday that an arrest was made and that the investigation remains ongoing.
In a statement provided to CNN on Saturday, the FBI's Washington field office said that "the FBI and our U.S. Secret Service and U.S. Postal Inspection Service partners are investigating a suspicious letter received at a U.S. government mail facility. At this time, there is no known threat to public safety."
Authorities are investigating additional similar packages mailed to addresses in Texas that may be connected to the same sender in Canada, CNN previously reported, according to a US law enforcement official.
"We are aware of the concerning reports of packages containing ricin directed toward US federal government sites," Mary-Liz Power, chief spokeswoman for Canada's Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair, told CNN on Saturday.
"Canadian law enforcement is working closely with their US counterparts. As this is an active investigation we cannot comment further," she had said.
Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots. It can be used in powder, pellet, mist or acid form. If ingested, it causes nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and death by collapse of the circulatory system.
As little as 500 micrograms -- an amount the size of the head of a pin -- can kill an adult. There is no specific test for exposure and no antidote once exposed.
Ricin can be produced easily and cheaply, but experts say it is more effective on individuals than as a weapon of mass destruction.
This story has been updated with additional reporting Sunday.
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Woman suspected of sending poisoned letter to Trump arrested
A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the poison ricin to President Donald Trump was arrested as she tried to enter the US from Canada at a border crossing in New York state, a US law enforcement official said.
www.cnn.com
Woman suspected of sending poisoned letter to Trump arrested
(CNN)A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the poison ricin to President Donald Trump was arrested as she tried to enter the US from Canada at a border crossing in New York state, a US law enforcement official said.
The woman was carrying a gun and arrested by US authorities, according to the law enforcement official.
US prosecutors in Washington, DC, are expected to bring charges against her.
CNN previously reported that law enforcement had intercepted a ricin package sent to Trump last week, according to two law enforcement officials, and that investigators were looking into the possibility that it came from Canada.
A person familiar with the investigation told CNN's Josh Campbell the letter was mailed from St. Hubert, Quebec, and contained a granular substance with similar physical characteristics to ground castor beans.
Two tests had been done to confirm the presence of ricin. All mail for the White House is sorted and screened at an offsite facility before reaching the White House.
A spokesperson for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which confirmed Saturday that it was working with the FBI to investigate the matter, told CNN Sunday that "the RCMP is still not in a position to issue a statement, or to confirm/deny any reports on arrests."
A spokeswoman from the FBI Washington Field Office confirmed later Sunday that an arrest was made and that the investigation remains ongoing.
In a statement provided to CNN on Saturday, the FBI's Washington field office said that "the FBI and our U.S. Secret Service and U.S. Postal Inspection Service partners are investigating a suspicious letter received at a U.S. government mail facility. At this time, there is no known threat to public safety."
Authorities are investigating additional similar packages mailed to addresses in Texas that may be connected to the same sender in Canada, CNN previously reported, according to a US law enforcement official.
"We are aware of the concerning reports of packages containing ricin directed toward US federal government sites," Mary-Liz Power, chief spokeswoman for Canada's Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair, told CNN on Saturday.
"Canadian law enforcement is working closely with their US counterparts. As this is an active investigation we cannot comment further," she had said.
Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots. It can be used in powder, pellet, mist or acid form. If ingested, it causes nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and death by collapse of the circulatory system.
As little as 500 micrograms -- an amount the size of the head of a pin -- can kill an adult. There is no specific test for exposure and no antidote once exposed.
Ricin can be produced easily and cheaply, but experts say it is more effective on individuals than as a weapon of mass destruction.
This story has been updated with additional reporting Sunday.
CunningCanuk
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God bless her heart! Now that’s commitment.We tried, your turn, looks like she wanted to follow up in person!
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Woman suspected of sending poisoned letter to Trump arrested
A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the poison ricin to President Donald Trump was arrested as she tried to enter the US from Canada at a border crossing in New York state, a US law enforcement official said.
Woman suspected of sending poisoned letter to Trump arrested
(CNN)A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the poison ricin to President Donald Trump was arrested as she tried to enter the US from Canada at a border crossing in New York state, a US law enforcement official said.
The woman was carrying a gun and arrested by US authorities, according to the law enforcement official.
US prosecutors in Washington, DC, are expected to bring charges against her.
CNN previously reported that law enforcement had intercepted a ricin package sent to Trump last week, according to two law enforcement officials, and that investigators were looking into the possibility that it came from Canada.
A person familiar with the investigation told CNN's Josh Campbell the letter was mailed from St. Hubert, Quebec, and contained a granular substance with similar physical characteristics to ground castor beans.
Two tests had been done to confirm the presence of ricin. All mail for the White House is sorted and screened at an offsite facility before reaching the White House.
A spokesperson for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which confirmed Saturday that it was working with the FBI to investigate the matter, told CNN Sunday that "the RCMP is still not in a position to issue a statement, or to confirm/deny any reports on arrests."
A spokeswoman from the FBI Washington Field Office confirmed later Sunday that an arrest was made and that the investigation remains ongoing.
In a statement provided to CNN on Saturday, the FBI's Washington field office said that "the FBI and our U.S. Secret Service and U.S. Postal Inspection Service partners are investigating a suspicious letter received at a U.S. government mail facility. At this time, there is no known threat to public safety."
Authorities are investigating additional similar packages mailed to addresses in Texas that may be connected to the same sender in Canada, CNN previously reported, according to a US law enforcement official.
"We are aware of the concerning reports of packages containing ricin directed toward US federal government sites," Mary-Liz Power, chief spokeswoman for Canada's Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair, told CNN on Saturday.
"Canadian law enforcement is working closely with their US counterparts. As this is an active investigation we cannot comment further," she had said.
Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots. It can be used in powder, pellet, mist or acid form. If ingested, it causes nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and death by collapse of the circulatory system.
As little as 500 micrograms -- an amount the size of the head of a pin -- can kill an adult. There is no specific test for exposure and no antidote once exposed.
Ricin can be produced easily and cheaply, but experts say it is more effective on individuals than as a weapon of mass destruction.
This story has been updated with additional reporting Sunday.
DIY-HP-LED
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As far as abortion goes, congress just needs to pass a law legalizing it and make a 5 year minimum for anybody who conspires to interfere with her human rights, problem solved. Same with Obamacare and preexisting conditions, medicare for all or some other public option makes the whole thing moot. Pack the court with 11 seats if they want to be a pain in the ass about it.
In the meantime pack the senate schedule with the impeachment of Barr and his henchmen, then DeJoy and after the election Trump. A Trump impeachment after the election might have interesting results and would keep Donald in check, it would also cause his minions to panic and jump ship ASAP further dis-empowering Donald. It would force him to contact regular government people directly (he doesn't know the phone numbers) and they would run it by Joe's people first.
DIY-HP-LED
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I can see a very determined person here! Is there a crowd funding page for her defense? Instant millionaire I'd say...
DIY-HP-LED
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I could see myself making a small donation to her legal defense on a crowd funding page...
DIY-HP-LED
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If Joe wins by 400 plus electoral votes, they take the senate with a margin and increase their majority in the house, I can see a post election impeachment of Trump. It would be helpful for several reasons and save many American lives, if Pence took control until the inauguration. It depends on how much the GOP majority in the senate is shattered, I'm an optimist and looking for a net gain of 10 seats, Joe will have long coattails and there are 23 republican senate seats up for grabs. Joe is within striking distance of the three biggest red states who are in the throws of a needless pandemic and there are 3 senate seats among them too. All they need is a simple majority though, the filibuster is finished and a simple majority will pass everything from here on out, the times are a changing...
We should be seeing some exit polling from the in person early voting soon, turn out has been heavy.
We should be seeing some exit polling from the in person early voting soon, turn out has been heavy.
