pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--Trump Campaign Releases Devastating Ads Hitting Biden’s Black Record; Launches New Website, Merchand

Trump Campaign Releases Devastating Ads Hitting Biden’s Black Record; Launches New Website, Merchandise Hitting Biden’s Racist ‘You Ain’t Black’ Remark

Brilliant .
Perhaps for the first time ever a Republican president is attacking the Democrat Party plantation .
Only President Trump could pull it off .
Keep these ads up , Team Trump !
President Trump received just 8 percent of the Black vote in 2016 .
If President Trump can get that number up to a mere 12-13 percent he will crush Joe Biden in November .
# Trump2020 !
President Donald Trump ’ s re-election campaign released multiple digital ads on Friday targeting Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden on his record with the black community after Biden made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remarks earlier in the day .
In an interview with “ The Breakfast Club , ” Biden said , without being asked a question , “ I tell you if you have a problem figuring out whether you ’ re for me or Trump , then you ain ’ t black.
” “ Mass incarceration has put hundreds of thousands behind bars for minor offenses , ” one of the ads states while showing images of blacks in prison .
“ Joe Biden wrote those laws.
” The ad then cuts to Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and showed him saying on the Senate floor , “ Every major crime bill that has come out of this Congress … has had the name , Joe Biden , on that bill .
… We do everything but hang people for jaywalking in this bill.
” The ad then states : “ Joe Biden ’ s policies destroyed millions of black lives .
Joe Biden may not remember , but we do.
” The Trump campaign immediately announced that they were going on the offensive over Biden ’ s racist remark with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The second ad directly hits Biden over the remark that he made on Friday and is filled with images of numerous black Trump supporters that have attended some of Trump ’ s rallies .
The ad also features a clip from Sen. Kamala Harris ( D-CA ) , who ran a failed 2020 presidential campaign , on the debate stage with Biden last year where she said : “ It was hurtful .
To hear you talk about the reputations of two United States Senators who built their reputations and career on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” The Truth Must be Told Please take a moment to consider this .
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Brilliant. Perhaps for the first time ever a Republican president is attacking the Democrat Party plantation. Only President Trump could pull it off. Keep these ads up, Team Trump! President Trump received just 8 percent of the Black vote in 2016. If President Trump can get that number up to a mere 12-13 percent he will crush Joe Biden in November. #Trump2020!
I HOPE ALL AFRICAN AMERICANS WILL READ AND STUDY THIS. 100% CORRECT. SLEEPY JOE WILL NEVER GET YOU THERE. HE NEVER HAS IN THE PAST. I WILL & HAVE!!! https://t.co/j15DLun4KV — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 24, 2020
Trump Campaign Releases 2 Devastating Ads Hitting Biden’s Black Record; Launches New Website, Merchandise Hitting Biden’s Racist ‘You Ain’t Black’ Remark By Daily Wire, May 24, 2020 President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign released multiple digital ads on Friday targeting Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden on his record with the black community after Biden made what were widely deemed to be racist remarks earlier in the day. In an interview with “The Breakfast Club,” Biden said, without being asked a question, “I tell you if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.” “Mass incarceration has put hundreds of thousands behind bars for minor offenses,” one of the ads states while showing images of blacks in prison. “Joe Biden wrote those laws.” The ad then cuts to Biden when he was in the U.S. Senate and showed him saying on the Senate floor, “Every major crime bill that has come out of this Congress … has had the name, Joe Biden, on that bill. … We do everything but hang people for jaywalking in this bill.” The ad then states: “Joe Biden’s policies destroyed millions of black lives. Joe Biden may not remember, but we do.” WATCH:
Joe Biden has destroyed MILLIONS of Black American lives. He may not remember. But we do.#YouAintBlack pic.twitter.com/fxJrZQlra8 — Team Trump (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TeamTrump) May 22, 2020
The Trump campaign immediately announced that they were going on the offensive over Biden’s racist remark with a $1 million digital ad blitz. The second ad directly hits Biden over the remark that he made on Friday and is filled with images of numerous black Trump supporters that have attended some of Trump’s rallies. The ad also features a clip from Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), who ran a failed 2020 presidential campaign, on the debate stage with Biden last year where she said: “It was hurtful. To hear you talk about the reputations of two United States Senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.”
Joe Biden thinks he has a right to tell Black Americans if they are Black or not.#YouAintBlack pic.twitter.com/b5QxQPTI2I — Team Trump (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TeamTrump) May 22, 2020
The Trump campaign immediately created new merchandise for their online store highlighting Biden’s inflammatory remark, including t-shirts that state: “#YouAintBlack”.
Let’s never forget the arrogance and entitlement that led @JoeBiden to say to Black voters to who don’t support him:#YouAintBlack Remind Joe that the days of being taken for granted are over. Show you’re on @TeamTrump and buy your t-shirt today!https://t.co/M3cjCXNNj9 — Katrina Pierson (@KatrinaPierson) May 22, 2020
The campaign even launched a new website, youaintblack.com, which features the remarks that Biden made on “The Breakfast Club.”
https://twitter.com/BlackVoices4DJT/status/1263993072435761152?s=20
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pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--Potential ‘Massive Wave’ of Cancer from Avoiding Routine Medical Care

Untold death and destruction because the Democrats want absolute power .
A physician in Sacramento , California , said this week the cancellation of regular medical care during the coronavirus pandemic could yield a “ massive wave ” of cancer patients in the future .
In an interview with California Public Radio ( CapRadio ) Tuesday , Dignity Health thoracic surgeon Dr. Costanzo DiPerna said even though Gov .
Gavin Newsom ( D ) announced in late April that hospitals and healthcare providers could resume some nonemergency medical care , many patients are still not scheduling appointments .
“ Many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us , to be screened for cancer , to be surveilled for their previous cancers we ’ ve taken out , ” DiPerna explained .
What I ’ m concerned about right now , not just for lung cancer but for all cancers , is are there patients out there that don ’ t want to come in because they ’ re afraid of getting COVID-19 ?
And , so , they avoid mammograms , they avoid cat scans , they avoid colonoscopies … Then in two years we ’ re hit with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all at a later stage of essentially incurable cancers .
In California and many other states , medical visits governors decided are of a “ nonemergency ” variety have included routine mammograms , breast ultrasounds , and colonoscopies – which often detect cancers at their earliest stages , when they are most treatable .
Similarly , heart valve replacements , angioplasty , and tumor removals have all been delayed because of the orders of many governors as they focused solely on the infections caused by the Chinese coronavirus and associated massive testing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , led by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons ( AAPS ) , signed a letter to Vice President Mike Pence and the White House Coronavirus Task Force Friday urging the reopening of the nation ’ s business and schools and warning that delay will show a negative impact on the health of millions of Americans .
Our patients have suffered needlessly in pain and physical decline with disease progression because of short-sighted government edicts to stop all non-emergency care that is unrelated to COVID19 .
Some patients now face inevitable death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ too long .
Too many of our patients have suffered far more from the psychological , physical , and economic effects of the shutdown of communities and businesses than the direct impact of COVID 19 itself .

Untold death and destruction because the Democrats want absolute power.
Potential ‘Massive Wave’ of Cancer from Avoiding Routine Medical Care
By: Dr. Susan Berry, Breitbart, May 24, 2020:
A physician in Sacramento, California, said this week the cancellation of regular medical care during the coronavirus pandemic could yield a “massive wave” of cancer patients in the future.
In an interview with California Public Radio (CapRadio) Tuesday, Dignity Health thoracic surgeon Dr. Costanzo DiPerna said even though Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in late April that hospitals and healthcare providers could resume some nonemergency medical care, many patients are still not scheduling appointments.
“Many patients are concerned about coming to visit us, to be screened for cancer, to be surveilled for their previous cancers we’ve taken out,” DiPerna explained.
From CapRadio:
What I’m concerned about right now, not just for lung cancer but for all cancers, is are there patients out there that don’t want to come in because they’re afraid of getting COVID-19? And, so, they avoid mammograms, they avoid cat scans, they avoid colonoscopies … Then in two years we’re hit with this massive wave of patients that are all at a later stage of essentially incurable cancers.
In California and many other states, medical visits governors decided are of a “nonemergency” variety have included routine mammograms, breast ultrasounds, and colonoscopies – which often detect cancers at their earliest stages, when they are most treatable.
Similarly, heart valve replacements, angioplasty, and tumor removals have all been delayed because of the orders of many governors as they focused solely on the infections caused by the Chinese coronavirus and associated massive testing and contact tracing expansions.
Hundreds of physicians, led by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), signed a letter to Vice President Mike Pence and the White House Coronavirus Task Force Friday urging the reopening of the nation’s business and schools and warning that delay will show a negative impact on the health of millions of Americans.
The physicians observed:


pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--Mass Exodus from NYC: Young NYers Join The Affluent Bolting The City As Lockdown  Drives Professiona

Mass Exodus from NYC: Young NYers Join The Affluent Bolting The City As Lockdown  Drives Professionals Out and Companies Accept Staff Permanently Working From Home

It ’ s as if Governor killer Cuomo and NYC village idiot Wilhem de Blasio took a machine gun to this city and opened fire .
And haven ’ t stopped firing .
This is all self-inflicted .
Exodus from NYC : The young join the rich in ditching the Big Apple as the coronavirus economic downturn drives professionals out and companies accept staff permanently working from home • The coronavirus lockdown has left young New Yorkers reconsidering the city ’ s high cost of living • People who can work remotely are eyeing the suburbs or contemplating moving back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ survey found 69 % of people in tech and finance said they would leave New York if they were given the option to work from home permanently • Twitter , Facebook and Spotify recently announced they will allow employees to work from home long-term • Pat Stedman , 31 , a dating and relationship coach , said the pandemic has only sped up his and his wife ’ s exodus from the city and now plans to work remotely from overseas • Many residents have also expressed concerns over whether New York City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reopens in the coming months By Karen Ruiz For Dailymail.com , 23 May 2020 Young people are joining the rich and are fleeing New York for the suburbs after the coronavirus lockdown left many professionals reconsidering city life as companies begin to permanently adopt work-from-home models .
As COVID-19 gripped the country in mid March , residents of New York City ’ s wealthiest neighborhoods fled to ride out the lockdown at their vacation homes , while many young people hunkered down in the suburbs with their parents .
Some were forced to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their hometowns because they could no longer afford the city ’ s exorbitant rent prices after losing their jobs , while others have continued paying for their cramped city apartments while they shelter elsewhere .
The majority intend to return at the end of the lockdown period , but the economic impact of the pandemic as well as the shift to remote working has led some people to ditch the city for good .
Young people are joining the rich and are fleeing New York for the suburbs after the coronavirus lockdown left @ @ @ @ @ @ @ begin to permanently adopt work-from-home models .
As COVID-19 gripped the country in mid March , residents of New York City ’ s wealthiest neighborhoods fled to ride out the lockdown at their vacation homes , while many young people hunkered down in the suburbs with their parents .
Some were forced to break their leases and move back to their hometowns because they could no longer afford the city ’ s exorbitant rent prices after losing their jobs , while others have continued paying for their cramped city apartments while they shelter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the end of the lockdown period , but the economic impact of the pandemic as well as the shift to remote working has led some people to ditch the city for good .
Among them is Shelby Gutleber , who lost her job as a waitress in the Upper East Side in March and moved to Keansburg , in central New Jersey – a move she described as the best decision she ever made .
The 26-year-old was living in an apartment in Washington Heights and was finishing her degree in political @ @ @ @ @ @ @ struck .
‘ I was laid off and I couldn ’ t get unemployment .
I just finally got it about two or three weeks ago .
So thinking about paying $ 1,250 in rent when you ’ re unemployed is frightening , ’ she told DailyMail.com .
‘ On top of that my roommate and I didn ’ t get along so I was basically stuck in my room.
’ Coronavirus cases and deaths in small East Coast towns where NYC ‘ refugees ’ have fled Data as of Saturday , May @ @ @ @ @ @ @ living situation , Shelby jumped on the opportunity to move back to the suburbs when her brother offered her a spare room in his house in April .
‘ It ’ s been great .
This pandemic is horrible in New York City and there is no place to get out .
‘ Here I can hike and bike , walk , run , and go to a store without stepping foot on a subway .
And no insanely high rent , ’ she said .
The college graduate is among the hundreds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who have fled the Big Apple between March 1 and May 1 .
As the lockdown entered its third month , a New York Times report last week showed Manhattan ’ s overall population has fallen by almost 20 percent , with many residents flocking to small east coast towns or popular vacation home destinations .
The data , collected from smartphones , revealed usually-bustling Manhattan neighborhoods such as SoHo , the West Village , Morningside Heights , the Upper East Side , the Financial District , Midtown , Gramercy and Brooklyn Heights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
For New York City office workers , being able to work remotely has made it easier for them to relocate and do their jobs elsewhere during the pandemic .
But as cities begin reopening , a number of companies have announced plans to keep the work from home model for good , raising questions over whether employees will now flee major metropolitan areas for cheaper , and less densely populated regions .
For Pat Stedman , 31 , a dating and relationship coach , the health crisis has only helped speed up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the city which they were considering before the outbreak .
The couple ended the lease on their apartment in Kips Bay last week and are now living with Stedman ’ s parents in South Jersey until they make the move to Poland , where his wife is from .
The pair hope to buy an apartment and start a family overseas , and being able to work remotely has made it all the more convenient .
‘ Poland is very family friendly and the cost of living is very low .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bunch of money , ’ Stedman told DailyMail.com .
‘ My business is remote , and my wife may be able to do the same with her job.
’ ‘ That said , it ’ s hard to be in NYC now , all the energy has been sucked out of it .
Aside from Central Park , it feels like a prison where everyone is afraid and subdued , not where people go to have fun and make things happen .
‘ We spent last weekend there to soak it all up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is done .
NYC will recover – it always does – but it ’ ll be a different NYC after , just like after 9/11 the city changed.
’ Earlier this month Twitter announced it will allow some employees to continue working from home on a permanent basis – a concept other tech giants are also weighing up as they prepare for the post-pandemic era .
Music streaming service Spotify followed suit on Friday , telling employees that they can work from home until 2021 .
A recent survey conducted by anonymous professionals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cent of New Yorkers in the tech and finance field would consider relocating if they knew they could work from home permanently .
Eighteen per cent said they would leave the metro area , while 36 per cent said they would move out of the state altogether .
Fifteen per cent said they would leave the country .
The data was collated from responses from more than 4,000 employees at major tech companies including Facebook , Twitter , Uber and Amazon , in Seattle , San Francisco and New York .
Of those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proportion of those eager to flee ( 37 per cent ) .
It reinforces the prospect that big cities could become shells of their former selves as office workers transition to working from home permanently , and huge headquarters , that were once an indicator of a company ’ s success , become an unnecessary expense .
A recent survey conducted by Blind found 69 per cent of New Yorkers in the tech and finance field would consider relocating if they knew they could work from home permanently

It’s as if Governor killer Cuomo and NYC village idiot Wilhem de Blasio took a machine gun to this city and opened fire. And haven’t stopped firing.
This is all self-inflicted.
Exodus from NYC: The young join the rich in ditching the Big Apple as the coronavirus economic downturn drives professionals out and companies accept staff permanently working from home
The coronavirus lockdown has left young New Yorkers reconsidering the city’s high cost of living
People who can work remotely are eyeing the suburbs or contemplating moving back home with their parents
A recent survey found 69% of people in tech and finance said they would leave New York if they were given the option to work from home permanently
Twitter, Facebook and Spotify recently announced they will allow employees to work from home long-term
Pat Stedman, 31, a dating and relationship coach, said the pandemic has only sped up his and his wife’s exodus from the city and now plans to work remotely from overseas
Many residents have also expressed concerns over whether New York City will successfully bounce back when it finally reopens in the coming months
By Karen Ruiz For Dailymail.com, 23 May 2020
Young people are joining the rich and are fleeing New York for the suburbs after the coronavirus lockdown left many professionals reconsidering city life as companies begin to permanently adopt work-from-home models.
As COVID-19 gripped the country in mid March, residents of New York City’s wealthiest neighborhoods fled to ride out the lockdown at their vacation homes, while many young people hunkered down in the suburbs with their parents.
Some were forced to break their leases and move back to their hometowns because they could no longer afford the city’s exorbitant rent prices after losing their jobs, while others have continued paying for their cramped city apartments while they shelter elsewhere.
The majority intend to return at the end of the lockdown period, but the economic impact of the pandemic as well as the shift to remote working has led some people to ditch the city for good.
Young people are joining the rich and are fleeing New York for the suburbs after the coronavirus lockdown left many professionals reconsidering city life as companies begin to permanently adopt work-from-home models.
As COVID-19 gripped the country in mid March, residents of New York City’s wealthiest neighborhoods fled to ride out the lockdown at their vacation homes, while many young people hunkered down in the suburbs with their parents.
Some were forced to break their leases and move back to their hometowns because they could no longer afford the city’s exorbitant rent prices after losing their jobs, while others have continued paying for their cramped city apartments while they shelter elsewhere.
The majority intend to return at the end of the lockdown period, but the economic impact of the pandemic as well as the shift to remote working has led some people to ditch the city for good.
Among them is Shelby Gutleber, who lost her job as a waitress in the Upper East Side in March and moved to Keansburg, in central New Jersey – a move she described as the best decision she ever made.
The 26-year-old was living in an apartment in Washington Heights and was finishing her degree in political science at Columbia University when the pandemic struck.
‘I was laid off and I couldn’t get unemployment. I just finally got it about two or three weeks ago. So thinking about paying $1,250 in rent when you’re unemployed is frightening,’ she told DailyMail.com.
‘On top of that my roommate and I didn’t get along so I was basically stuck in my room.’
Coronavirus cases and deaths in small East Coast towns where NYC ‘refugees’ have fled
Martha’s Vineyard, MA – 29 cases
Nantucket, MA – 39 cases
Newport, RI – 212 cases
Suffolk County, NY (The Hamptons) – 43,218 cases / 1,814 deaths
Cape May County, NJ (Ocean City) – 545 cases / 46 deaths
Ocean County, NJ (Jersey Shore) – 8,242 cases / 678 deaths
Monmouth County, NJ (Jersey Shore) – 7,724 cases / 543 deaths
Data as of Saturday, May 23
Facing financial uncertainty and an uncomfortable living situation, Shelby jumped on the opportunity to move back to the suburbs when her brother offered her a spare room in his house in April.
‘It’s been great. This pandemic is horrible in New York City and there is no place to get out.
‘Here I can hike and bike, walk, run, and go to a store without stepping foot on a subway. And no insanely high rent,’ she said.
The college graduate is among the hundreds of thousands of New York City residents who have fled the Big Apple between March 1 and May 1.
As the lockdown entered its third month, a New York Times report last week showed Manhattan’s overall population has fallen by almost 20 percent, with many residents flocking to small east coast towns or popular vacation home destinations.
The data, collected from smartphones, revealed usually-bustling Manhattan neighborhoods such as SoHo, the West Village, Morningside Heights, the Upper East Side, the Financial District, Midtown, Gramercy and Brooklyn Heights, emptied by at least 40 percent.
For New York City office workers, being able to work remotely has made it easier for them to relocate and do their jobs elsewhere during the pandemic.
But as cities begin reopening, a number of companies have announced plans to keep the work from home model for good, raising questions over whether employees will now flee major metropolitan areas for cheaper, and less densely populated regions.
For Pat Stedman, 31, a dating and relationship coach, the health crisis has only helped speed up his and his wife’s exodus from the city which they were considering before the outbreak.
The couple ended the lease on their apartment in Kips Bay last week and are now living with Stedman’s parents in South Jersey until they make the move to Poland, where his wife is from.
The pair hope to buy an apartment and start a family overseas, and being able to work remotely has made it all the more convenient.
‘Poland is very family friendly and the cost of living is very low. It’s an opportunity to save a bunch of money,’ Stedman told DailyMail.com.
‘My business is remote, and my wife may be able to do the same with her job.’
‘That said, it’s hard to be in NYC now, all the energy has been sucked out of it. Aside from Central Park, it feels like a prison where everyone is afraid and subdued, not where people go to have fun and make things happen.
‘We spent last weekend there to soak it all up, and we know our time there is done. NYC will recover – it always does – but it’ll be a different NYC after, just like after 9/11 the city changed.’
Earlier this month Twitter announced it will allow some employees to continue working from home on a permanent basis – a concept other tech giants are also weighing up as they prepare for the post-pandemic era.
Music streaming service Spotify followed suit on Friday, telling employees that they can work from home until 2021.
A recent survey conducted by anonymous professionals group Blind, also found 69 per cent of New Yorkers in the tech and finance field would consider relocating if they knew they could work from home permanently.
Eighteen per cent said they would leave the metro area, while 36 per cent said they would move out of the state altogether.
Fifteen per cent said they would leave the country.
The data was collated from responses from more than 4,000 employees at major tech companies including Facebook, Twitter, Uber and Amazon, in Seattle, San Francisco and New York.
Of those respondents, New York had the highest proportion of those eager to flee (37 per cent).
It reinforces the prospect that big cities could become shells of their former selves as office workers transition to working from home permanently, and huge headquarters, that were once an indicator of a company’s success, become an unnecessary expense.
A recent survey conducted by Blind found 69 per cent of New Yorkers in the tech and finance field would consider relocating if they knew they could work from home permanently


pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--U.S. Census Launches Weekly Coronavirus Report: 47% Jobless, 38% Delayed Medical Treatment

This is just awful .
Rest assured that the Democrats are overjoyed .
Re-open America , Mr. President !
The U.S. Census Bureau announced this week that each Wednesday it will post online a survey of American households to measure how people are doing during the coronavirus outbreak on a number of issues , including employment , “ food security , ” and access to health care .
“ The survey is intended to provide crucial weekly data to help understand the experiences of American households during the COVID-19 pandemic , ” the announcement of the survey said .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Survey Interactive Tool provides data for select indicators at national and state levels .
National data also are available in table format .
We plan subsequent weekly releases through late July , and will include additional estimates for states and the 15 largest metropolitan statistical areas .
For the April 23-May 5 period , invitations to take part in the survey were sent to 1,867,126 households and a total 74,413 responded ( 63,003 complete interviews and 11,410 partial interviews ) .
Some of the key findings include : • Among the population of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ either lost employment income or another adult in their household had lost employment income since March 13 .
Thirty-nine percent of adults expected that they or someone in their household would lose employment income over the next four weeks .
• About ten percent of adults reported that they did not get enough of the food they needed some of the time or often .
Another 32 percent report getting enough , but not the kinds of food they needed .
On average , households spent $ 196 a week to buy food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and other places to be prepared and eaten at home .
• Adults who responded reported feeling anxious or nervous more than half the days last week or nearly every day 29.7 percent of the time .
They reported not being able to stop or control worrying more than half the days last week or nearly every day 22.8 percent of the time .
For measures related to depression , 18.6 percent of adults report feeling down more than half the days or nearly every day last week , and 21.4 percent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ doing things more than half the days or nearly every day last week .
• 38.7 percent of adults report that over the last four weeks , they delayed getting medical care because of the coronavirus pandemic .
• When asked about the likelihood of being able to pay next month ’ s rent or mortgage on time , 21.3 precent reported only slight or no confidence in being able to pay next month ’ s rent or mortgage on time .
Another 2.5 percent reported next month ’ s mortgage is or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with children enrolled in public or private school ( K-12 ) , adults spent 13 hours on average on teaching activities during the last seven days .
The Bureau said it partnered with five other federal agencies to develop the Household Pulse Survey , including the Bureau of Labor Statistics , National Center for Health Statistics , USDA Economic Research Service , Department for Housing and Urban Development , and the National Center for Education Statistics .

This is just awful. Rest assured that the Democrats are overjoyed. Re-open America, Mr. President!
Related – Whitmer extends stay-at-home order through June 12
U.S. Census Launches Weekly Coronavirus Report: 47% Jobless, 38% Delayed Medical Treatment
By Breitbart, May 24, 2020
The U.S. Census Bureau announced this week that each Wednesday it will post online a survey of American households to measure how people are doing during the coronavirus outbreak on a number of issues, including employment, “food security,” and access to health care.
“The survey is intended to provide crucial weekly data to help understand the experiences of American households during the COVID-19 pandemic,” the announcement of the survey said.
The announcement said:
In this initial release, the Household Pulse Survey Interactive Tool provides data for select indicators at national and state levels. National data also are available in table format. We plan subsequent weekly releases through late July, and will include additional estimates for states and the 15 largest metropolitan statistical areas.
For the April 23-May 5 period, invitations to take part in the survey were sent to 1,867,126 households and a total 74,413 responded (63,003 complete interviews and 11,410 partial interviews).
Some of the key findings include:
• Among the population of adults 18 and over, 47 percent either lost employment income or another adult in their household had lost employment income since March 13. Thirty-nine percent of adults expected that they or someone in their household would lose employment income over the next four weeks.
• About ten percent of adults reported that they did not get enough of the food they needed some of the time or often. Another 32 percent report getting enough, but not the kinds of food they needed. On average, households spent $196 a week to buy food at supermarkets, grocery stores, online, and other places to be prepared and eaten at home.
• Adults who responded reported feeling anxious or nervous more than half the days last week or nearly every day 29.7 percent of the time. They reported not being able to stop or control worrying more than half the days last week or nearly every day 22.8 percent of the time.
For measures related to depression, 18.6 percent of adults report feeling down more than half the days or nearly every day last week, and 21.4 percent reported having little interest or pleasure in doing things more than half the days or nearly every day last week.
• 38.7 percent of adults report that over the last four weeks, they delayed getting medical care because of the coronavirus pandemic.
• When asked about the likelihood of being able to pay next month’s rent or mortgage on time, 21.3 precent reported only slight or no confidence in being able to pay next month’s rent or mortgage on time. Another 2.5 percent reported next month’s mortgage is or will be deferred.
• In households with children enrolled in public or private school (K-12), adults spent 13 hours on average on teaching activities during the last seven days.
The Bureau said it partnered with five other federal agencies to develop the Household Pulse Survey, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Center for Health Statistics, USDA Economic Research Service, Department for Housing and Urban Development, and the National Center for Education Statistics.


pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--Big Relief: Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi, Texas Condemns Jihad Attack There

Not many Americans are aware that there was a jihad attack on American soil last week , but it happened at the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in Texas .
On Thursday , a 20-year-old Muslim migrant from Syria named Adam Salim Alsahli , according to CNN , “ attempted to rush the security gate with a vehicle.
” Then , after “ security deployed a barrier to stop the vehicle , ” Alsahli “ exited the vehicle and opened fire…and naval security forces returned fire.
” Alsahli was “ neutralized.
” After his attack , officials “ identified various @ @ @ @ @ @ @ indicate are likely associated with the shooter….Online postings by these accounts expressed support for ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula ( AQAP ) .
” But you can relax now : the Roman Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi has condemned the attack , so all is well .
Catholic News Agency ( CNA ) reported that Bishop Michael Mulvey of Corpus Christi announced Thursday : “ I condemned the act of terrorism that was perpetrated this morning at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi .
These acts of violence are heinous , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to work for peace in our hearts , and our society .
Our prayer is with the sailor who was injured this morning.
” CNA noted that Mulvey “ pledged to be a force for peace in the face of evil.
” Well , that ’ s a relief .
You know that concerned citizens all over the country were on the edge of their seats , wondering whether the Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi was going to applaud or condemn the attack .
Now he has come down on the side of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and go about our business .
Mulvey ’ s statement was similar to dozens of condemnations of jihad terror attacks that politicians and other public figures have issued after jihad massacres all over the world in the last few years .
It is unclear what moves them to make these statements .
Did anyone really think that Michael Mulvey , a Catholic bishop , might be in favor of Adam Alsahli ’ s jihad attack ?
Are there people out there who suspected that Michael Mulvey helped Adam Alsahli buy his gun or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were such suspicions so persistent that the good bishop felt it necessary to clear the air ?
Does Michael Mulvey think that his condemnation will stop future jihadis from carrying out their attacks , for fear that the local Roman Catholic bishop will condemn them ?
If Michael Mulvey is sane , which presumably he is , then he knows that the answer to all those questions is no , and so there was no reason whatsoever for him to issue his condemnation except to signal his virtue .
Mission accomplished .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ matter how thunderous Mulvey ’ s condemnation was , and no matter how resoundingly it inspired pangs of conscience in jihadis everywhere , and no matter how hard Mulvey tries to be a “ force for peace , ” he will find himself unable to persuade jihadis to lay down their arms and stop waging war against unbelievers , because those jihadis consider that war a divine command ( cf .
Qur ’ an 9:29 ) .
What ’ s more , the Roman Catholic Church in general is indefatigably committed to Pope @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.
” That is , the Catholic Church is institutionally committed to ignoring and denying the ideological wellsprings that give rise to attacks such as that of Adam Salim Alsahli .
Consequently , no matter how much Mulvey works to be a “ force for peace , ” he will find himself confronted with jihadis who , in his view , persistently misunderstand their own religion .
But he can ’ t deal with that problem in any realistic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to deny one of the modern-day Catholic Church ’ s most cherished newly-minted dogmas , that Islam is a religion of peace .
It is worth noting also that both Adam Alsahli and Mohammed Alshamrani , who attacked another naval air station in Florida in December , were foreign nationals ; Alsahli came to the U.S. as a “ refugee ” and Alshamrani as a foreign student .
The Catholic Church strenuously opposes any efforts to reform the programs by which they entered the country .
And so Michael Mulvey might as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a whole pad full of his condemnations of jihad activity , so that all he has to do is fill in blanks for the place and date of the attack .
He will find that he will go through such a pad with remarkable speed .
“ Leave them ; they are blind guides .
And if a blind man leads a blind man , both will fall into a pit.
” ( Matthew 15:14 ) Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ books , including the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam ( and the Crusades ) and The Truth About Muhammad .
His latest book is The Palestinian Delusion : The Catastrophic History of the Middle East Peace Process .
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Not many Americans are aware that there was a jihad attack on American soil last week, but it happened at the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in Texas. On Thursday, a 20-year-old Muslim migrant from Syria named Adam Salim Alsahli, according to CNN, “attempted to rush the security gate with a vehicle.” Then, after “security deployed a barrier to stop the vehicle,” Alsahli “exited the vehicle and opened fire…and naval security forces returned fire.” Alsahli was “neutralized.” After his attack, officials “identified various social media accounts, which initial reports indicate are likely associated with the shooter….Online postings by these accounts expressed support for ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).” But you can relax now: the Roman Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi has condemned the attack, so all is well.
Catholic News Agency (CNA) reported that Bishop Michael Mulvey of Corpus Christi announced Thursday: “I condemned the act of terrorism that was perpetrated this morning at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi. These acts of violence are heinous, but they will not undermine our resolve to work for peace in our hearts, and our society. Our prayer is with the sailor who was injured this morning.” CNA noted that Mulvey “pledged to be a force for peace in the face of evil.”
Well, that’s a relief. You know that concerned citizens all over the country were on the edge of their seats, wondering whether the Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi was going to applaud or condemn the attack. Now he has come down on the side of the angels, we can all relax and go about our business.
Mulvey’s statement was similar to dozens of condemnations of jihad terror attacks that politicians and other public figures have issued after jihad massacres all over the world in the last few years. It is unclear what moves them to make these statements. Did anyone really think that Michael Mulvey, a Catholic bishop, might be in favor of Adam Alsahli’s jihad attack? Are there people out there who suspected that Michael Mulvey helped Adam Alsahli buy his gun or otherwise prepare for his jihad, and were such suspicions so persistent that the good bishop felt it necessary to clear the air? Does Michael Mulvey think that his condemnation will stop future jihadis from carrying out their attacks, for fear that the local Roman Catholic bishop will condemn them?
If Michael Mulvey is sane, which presumably he is, then he knows that the answer to all those questions is no, and so there was no reason whatsoever for him to issue his condemnation except to signal his virtue. Mission accomplished.
But the bitter irony here is that no matter how thunderous Mulvey’s condemnation was, and no matter how resoundingly it inspired pangs of conscience in jihadis everywhere, and no matter how hard Mulvey tries to be a “force for peace,” he will find himself unable to persuade jihadis to lay down their arms and stop waging war against unbelievers, because those jihadis consider that war a divine command (cf. Qur’an 9:29).
What’s more, the Roman Catholic Church in general is indefatigably committed to Pope Francis’ ridiculous claim that “authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.” That is, the Catholic Church is institutionally committed to ignoring and denying the ideological wellsprings that give rise to attacks such as that of Adam Salim Alsahli. Consequently, no matter how much Mulvey works to be a “force for peace,” he will find himself confronted with jihadis who, in his view, persistently misunderstand their own religion. But he can’t deal with that problem in any realistic manner; to do so would be to deny one of the modern-day Catholic Church’s most cherished newly-minted dogmas, that Islam is a religion of peace.
It is worth noting also that both Adam Alsahli and Mohammed Alshamrani, who attacked another naval air station in Florida in December, were foreign nationals; Alsahli came to the U.S. as a “refugee” and Alshamrani as a foreign student. The Catholic Church strenuously opposes any efforts to reform the programs by which they entered the country.
And so Michael Mulvey might as well go the whole way and have printed a whole pad full of his condemnations of jihad activity, so that all he has to do is fill in blanks for the place and date of the attack. He will find that he will go through such a pad with remarkable speed.
“Leave them; they are blind guides. And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. He is author of 19 books, including the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad. His latest book is The Palestinian Delusion: The Catastrophic History of the Middle East Peace Process. Follow him on Twitter here. Like him on Facebook here.
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pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--Gay swinger’s club is “essential”: Gretchen Whitmer Allows Gay Swinger’s Club to Operate While Barbe

Gay swinger’s club is “essential”: Gretchen Whitmer Allows Gay Swinger’s Club to Operate While Barber Loses License

But strangers servicing each other through holes in a basement wall in the state capitol is perfectly fine .
I guess group sex is an “ essential ” activity in the Democrat-run state of Michigan .
The underground private club , Club Tabu , has a website that describes what goes on there .
( HT : Steve Gruber ) Unlike Manke , who is sterilizing everything in his barbershop and wearing a mask to cut hair , Club Tabu has no announcement on their social media about what precautions they are taking , if any , to keep people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with strangers safe .
In fact , the only messaging they are giving is that they are open .
The website FAQ ’ s says , “ Yes , we are still open ; if this website is still up – we are open !
!
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” The FAQs also ask if there are “ glory holes ” ( if you ’ re blissfully ignorant of what these are , don ’ t Google it ) and the response from the website says , “ A maze is a network of paths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which one has to find a way , and in our case , it is very dark and made with walls that have a few holes in them , ” says the club ’ s website .
A review of their Facebook page is equally disturbing with the last post being the announcement that they opened on May 1 .
There is no other information about social distancing or precautions taken .
They ’ re just open for business .
In the comments , someone asks them to reconsider as the close proximity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths .
The club ’ s response ?
“ Data proves different .
Additionally , we are a private club and if our members want to visit we will welcome them.
” Another commenter asked if the plans to open on May 1 were extended with the governor ’ s extension to May 28 and the club responded , “ We will be opening May 1st !
” The club does appear to be open , with a recent review posted on May 14 by someone who claims to have visited the club @ @ @ @ @ @ @ club to verify but received no answer .
All signs point to it being in full operation .
If Gretchen Whitmer can send six officers to serve Karl Manke orders to shut down his business for violating her orders , but she can ’ t rouse herself to sent the SWAT team into a place that only exists for group sex , I think it ’ s clear that none of these orders are about public health or the transfer of disease .
Where are you more likely to get a disease ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ dungeon ?
Don ’ t go see Grandma , but hookups on Tinder are A-OK !
Our leaders have been giving us incredibly bad advice since this coronavirus pandemic happened including Dr. Fauci himself who insists we all stay in our houses and not see our parents or family members for their own safety while he and the state of New York have given very weird advice about sex and COVID-19 .
We were told we can ’ t have lunch with Grandma , but we can have sex with strangers .
Seems @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Toward the end of the taped segment , Fauci was asked : “ If you ’ re swiping on a dating app like Tinder , or Bumble or Grindr , and you match with someone that you think is hot , and you ’ re just kind of like , ‘ Maybe it ’ s fine if this one stranger comes over.
’ What do you say to that person ?
” “ You know , that ’ s tough , ” replied the befuddled National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that ’ s what ’ s called relative risk.
” Then he dropped the bombshell .
“ If you ’ re willing to take a risk — and you know , everybody has their own tolerance for risks — you could figure out if you want to meet somebody , ” said Fauci , who was named a candidate for People magazine ’ s “ Sexiest Man Alive ” award .
He added , “ If you want to go a little bit more intimate , well , then that ’ s your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of New York put out an equally bizarre guide to sex during the pandemic , which didn ’ t seem to adhere to social distancing guidelines .
Read at your own risk .
“ You should avoid close contact — including sex — with anyone outside your household .
If you do have sex with others , have as few partners as possible .
”

Gay swinger’s club is essential.
There is perhaps nothing more confusing than Democrat governors’ orders during the Chinese WuFlu pandemic. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is by far the worst. That was made clear with the news that a gay swinger’s club with “glory holes” is being allowed to operate under her nose in Lansing while she aims her business-killing death ray on 77-year-old barber Karl Manke for giving haircuts
But strangers servicing each other through holes in a basement wall in the state capitol is perfectly fine. I guess group sex is an “essential” activity in the Democrat-run state of Michigan. The underground private club, Club Tabu, has a website that describes what goes on there. (HT: Steve Gruber)
Tabu events are defined as “private party” lifestyle socials. There is no sexual activity permitted except in the privacy of your own accommodations.
Unlike Manke, who is sterilizing everything in his barbershop and wearing a mask to cut hair, Club Tabu has no announcement on their social media about what precautions they are taking, if any, to keep people who are engaging in full body contact with strangers safe. In fact, the only messaging they are giving is that they are open. The website FAQ’s says, “Yes, we are still open; if this website is still up – we are open!!!”
The FAQs also ask if there are “glory holes” (if you’re blissfully ignorant of what these are, don’t Google it) and the response from the website says, “A maze is a network of paths and hedges designed as a puzzle through which one has to find a way, and in our case, it is very dark and made with walls that have a few holes in them,” says the club’s website.
A review of their Facebook page is equally disturbing with the last post being the announcement that they opened on May 1. There is no other information about social distancing or precautions taken. They’re just open for business.
In the comments, someone asks them to reconsider as the close proximity of people could lead to more coronavirus deaths. The club’s response? “Data proves different. Additionally, we are a private club and if our members want to visit we will welcome them.” Another commenter asked if the plans to open on May 1 were extended with the governor’s extension to May 28 and the club responded, “We will be opening May 1st!”
The club does appear to be open, with a recent review posted on May 14 by someone who claims to have visited the club in May. PJ Media called the club to verify but received no answer. All signs point to it being in full operation.


pamelagellerreport--2020-05-24--WATCH Roger Waters sings song calling for annihilation of the Jewish State during Nakba Day event

Insane !
Neo-Nazi Roger Waters is one of the most dangerous and disgusting anti-Semites on the planet .
He is also virulently anti-American .
He needs to be strenuously condemned by all good people .
Roger Waters : ‘ From the River to the Sea , we ’ ll take the land from Israel ’ Pink Floyd ’ s Roger Waters calls for ‘ taking back the land ’ from the river to the sea during online Nakba Day event .
Former Pink Floyd member Roger Waters took part in a Nakba Day event last Friday , during which he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ termination of the State of Israel and its replacement with a Palestinian state .
Waters , 76 , a former bassist , rhythm guitarist , and vocalist for the band Pink Floyd , made an appearance at the virtual Nakba Day 2020 event hosted online by the Jewish Voice for Peace and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign this past Friday .
Nakba , meaning “ catastrophe ” in Arabic , is used to refer to the establishment of the State of Israel in May 1948 by anti-Israel activists , who mark the anniversary of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protests and events lamenting Israel ’ s foundation .
During his appearance Friday on the Nakba Day 2020 event , Waters performed a modified version of the song “ We Shall Overcome ” .
Calling to “ tear down ” the “ prison walls ” of Israel , Waters also seemingly called in the song for the replacement of Israel with a Palestinian state , using a form of the anti-Israel slogan ‘ from the river to the sea ’ , referring to the entire area between the Mediterranean coast and the River @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hand in hand and we ’ ll take back the land , from the Jordan River to the sea , ” Waters sang .
Waters also slammed ” the Israel lobby and the Israeli government and the Israeli special whatever they are called ” for “ trying so hard to destroy the voices of support ” for the anti-Israel cause .
The singer called far-left Israeli writer Gideon Levy a “ great friend ” , and encouraged him to “ cheer up ” , claiming the Palestinian cause had made ‘ great progress @ @ @ @ @ @ @ isn ’ t over by a long-shot , but when it is , you will be on the side that won the argument.
” Waters called American and Israeli leaders “ monolithic sociopaths ” who “ are interested in things other than their fellow human beings .
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Insane! Neo-Nazi Roger Waters is one of the most dangerous and disgusting anti-Semites on the planet. He is also virulently anti-American. He needs to be strenuously condemned by all good people.
Roger Waters: ‘From the River to the Sea, we’ll take the land from Israel’
By Israel National News, May 20, 2020
Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters calls for ‘taking back the land’ from the river to the sea during online Nakba Day event.
Former Pink Floyd member Roger Waters took part in a Nakba Day event last Friday, during which he performed a song seemingly calling for the termination of the State of Israel and its replacement with a Palestinian state.
Waters, 76, a former bassist, rhythm guitarist, and vocalist for the band Pink Floyd, made an appearance at the virtual Nakba Day 2020 event hosted online by the Jewish Voice for Peace and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign this past Friday.
Nakba, meaning “catastrophe” in Arabic, is used to refer to the establishment of the State of Israel in May 1948 by anti-Israel activists, who mark the anniversary of the Jewish state’s creation with protests and events lamenting Israel’s foundation.
During his appearance Friday on the Nakba Day 2020 event, Waters performed a modified version of the song “We Shall Overcome”.
Calling to “tear down” the “prison walls” of Israel, Waters also seemingly called in the song for the replacement of Israel with a Palestinian state, using a form of the anti-Israel slogan ‘from the river to the sea’, referring to the entire area between the Mediterranean coast and the River Jordan.
“We’ll walk hand in hand and we’ll take back the land, from the Jordan River to the sea,” Waters sang.
Waters also slammed ”the Israel lobby and the Israeli government and the Israeli special whatever they are called” for “trying so hard to destroy the voices of support” for the anti-Israel cause.
The singer called far-left Israeli writer Gideon Levy a “great friend”, and encouraged him to “cheer up”, claiming the Palestinian cause had made ‘great progress’ in recent years.
“This isn’t over by a long-shot, but when it is, you will be on the side that won the argument.”
Waters called American and Israeli leaders “monolithic sociopaths” who “are interested in things other than their fellow human beings.”