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Age is the biggest risk factor above all else.
But yes, any prominent Republican is getting that special Regeneron treatment.
Nevada's governor, Steve Sisolak, tested positive a few days ago.
Yes, but he is right about one topic!
Yes. Me wishing him death isn't gonna kill him. Grassley though, his actions can and have actually killed a lot of people.
Republicans soon: Senator Grassley is perfectly capable of doing his job from beyond the grave. We don't see why the Democrats want to replace a senator just because they died. This conspiracy has to stop.
If his seat needed to be replaced does their political climate make it likely for a Dem to take the seat?
I wouldn't be so sure. Christie is overweight and has asthma, but he's like 30 years younger than Grassley. Getting COVID at 87 puts you way more at risk.
Wonder if he infected anyone yesterday when was out there speaking without a mask on.
It's also funny cause Sherrod Brown was talking about how they needed to keep their masks on yesterday too, and got called an ass by Ted Cruz
Cause if he tested positive today, he could've been shedding it yesterday.
It's also funny cause Sherrod Brown was talking about how they needed to keep their masks on yesterday too, and got called an ass by Ted Cruz
Canada has a mandatory retirement date but in Canada senators also get appointed until they are 65 with no elections.
I shouldn't have laughed. But god damn the bluntness got me.
What does this mean?
Now it means a good place to get the virus, but we all know it's his secret sex hangout of choice.
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I've only wished death on someone out loud once in my life. My sister witnessed it. 1,050 miles away, that person dropped dead within a few minutes. My sister has never looked at me the same since.
At this point in time, not so much. R governor, just re-elected Ernst despite a well-funded D challenger, and dropping from a 1R-3D congressional delegation to at least 2R-2D.
Notwithstanding my previous comment, this is a pretty inaccurate dismissal.
Harkin and Grassley split Iowa's Senate seats for decades, Iowa's congressional delegation was 1R-3D after 2018, before Trump, the only time Iowa went R in the presidential since 1984 (when everyone went R) was 2004, the state legislature is competitive, there's only ~1-2% difference in voter registration.
The Iowa D party is a bit of a dumpster fire though, which hasn't been helped by the last two presidential candidates more or less writing the state off, but Iowa is a purple state.