Maybe they had pictures of confederate generals on them and therefore had to be destroyed.Here is another coronavirus story which is equally appropriate for the Dumb Dodo thread. Rally attendees were required to sign a statement agreeing to not sue the Trump campaign or the arena in the event they contracted the COVID-19 virus. Now we learn campaign workers pretty much guaranteed attendees would be exposed to the virus.
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Washington Post: Trump campaign had social distancing stickers removed before Tulsa rally
President Donald Trump's campaign directed the removal of thousands of "Do Not Sit Here, Please!" stickers from seats in the Bank of Oklahoma Center in the hours before the President's much anticipated Tulsa rally, the Washington Post reported on Saturday.www.cnn.com
There is an ethical concern going on there for sure.Make America Suffer some more should be the slogan. I wouldn't be able to sleep if the boss asked me to remove those stickers.
Have you given yourself a timeout?My bad. I shouldn’t have made my comment.
We really have to resist the urge to to talk politics. Me included.
The next 5 months are going to suck.
Rule of thumb: anytime you feel the need to start a post with this, don't.I'm not getting political here but
Anybody who understood Australia's weather in January & February would know that is not true.For months, people here in Maine have been bitching about the "overly cautious" policy of our Governor (who happens to be a democrat), and they keep pointing to states like Florida and Arizona which have a more "business-friendly" policy. Ironic, huh? And there were still people (like my sister) who thought that heat and sunlight would make it go away. Not so much.