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We'll be conducting national test of Wireless Emergency Alerts and the Emergency Alert System at 2:20 PM ET on Aug 11.
⚠️ Remember, the WEA test message will only be displayed on cell phones if you have opted-in to receive test alerts.
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We'll be conducting national test of Wireless Emergency Alerts and the Emergency Alert System at 2:20 PM ET on Aug 11.
⚠️ Remember, the WEA test message will only be displayed on cell phones if you have opted-in to receive test alerts.
https://t.co/Y0z9E3KhfB
#FCC #IPAWS https://t.co/XFnr6W7ZOu
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The IPAWS National Test
FEMA and FCC Plan Nationwide Emergency Alert Test for August 11th. Test messages will be sent to TVs and radios, along with select cell phones that have opted-in to receive test messages.
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Arizona Conservatives Take Action
- OBiden state media
Looking for verification on this…
The Library
https://twitter.com/allymutnick/status/1425169654465581057?s=09
He’s likely doing this b/c with Wisconsin purging fraudulent voter rolls & conducting forensic audits, they lose the ability to steal the seat & hold it.
Forwarded from Captain Keshel and Co. American Election Integrity HQ
I have my data, and clearly others have theirs on Minnesota. My data also suggests a 1-3% Trump victory in MN.
But if there’s one thing that really confirms the Trump win in Minnesota, it is the tweet late in the afternoon on 11/3 by Minnesota AG Keith Ellison.
I’m sure someone will post it in the comments if you haven’t seen it, but it is him saying they don’t have enough votes to beat Trump in MN, so please get your friends, dead cousins, illegal alien friends, and phantom voters to the polls now so we don’t lose our state.
Right before the polls closed and they beat Trump as bad as Obama beat Romney, in the face of a heavy GOP trend.
They didn’t think we’d kick the tires at a 7.2% margin. But we remember that tweet, Keith. I might just bring it up tomorrow.
But if there’s one thing that really confirms the Trump win in Minnesota, it is the tweet late in the afternoon on 11/3 by Minnesota AG Keith Ellison.
I’m sure someone will post it in the comments if you haven’t seen it, but it is him saying they don’t have enough votes to beat Trump in MN, so please get your friends, dead cousins, illegal alien friends, and phantom voters to the polls now so we don’t lose our state.
Right before the polls closed and they beat Trump as bad as Obama beat Romney, in the face of a heavy GOP trend.
They didn’t think we’d kick the tires at a 7.2% margin. But we remember that tweet, Keith. I might just bring it up tomorrow.
Progressives won't back infrastructure deal unless reconciliation passes with their priorities. But Manchin has concerns with climate provisions.
Sinema wants to lower $3.5T price tag, while Schumer won't say how say how low he'll go.
Moderates want vote on infrastructure now https://t.co/eoRD02DnqV
Sinema wants to lower $3.5T price tag, while Schumer won't say how say how low he'll go.
Moderates want vote on infrastructure now https://t.co/eoRD02DnqV
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Progressives won't back infrastructure deal unless reconciliation passes with their priorities. But Manchin has concerns with climate provisions. Sinema wants to lower $3.5T price tag, while Schumer won't say how say how low he'll go. Moderates want vote…
The CDC has been engaging in a Propaganda War on the American people for two years. 👇
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“Wrong Again”: Florida Health Department Calls Out CDC for Posting Incorrect Number of Daily COVID-19 Cases
🇺🇸@COVID19Up: The Florida Department of Health called out the CDC on Monday (Aug. 9) after the health agency pushed misleading information about the COVID-19 surge in Florida.
The CDC claimed Monday that Florida recorded 28,317 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, Aug. 8. The number, if true, would have set a new record for daily cases in Florida.
According to the Florida Department of Health, that number was entirely false. The state health agency said the CDC combined multiple days worth of cases and reported that number as a single-day count.
“Wrong again. The number of cases [CDC] released for Florida today is incorrect,” the Florida Department of Health Twitter account wrote. “They combined MULTIPLE days into one. We anticipate CDC will correct the record.”
Florida actually recorded only 15,319 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, more than 13,000 fewer than what the CDC claimed.
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🇺🇸@COVID19Up: The Florida Department of Health called out the CDC on Monday (Aug. 9) after the health agency pushed misleading information about the COVID-19 surge in Florida.
The CDC claimed Monday that Florida recorded 28,317 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, Aug. 8. The number, if true, would have set a new record for daily cases in Florida.
According to the Florida Department of Health, that number was entirely false. The state health agency said the CDC combined multiple days worth of cases and reported that number as a single-day count.
“Wrong again. The number of cases [CDC] released for Florida today is incorrect,” the Florida Department of Health Twitter account wrote. “They combined MULTIPLE days into one. We anticipate CDC will correct the record.”
Florida actually recorded only 15,319 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, more than 13,000 fewer than what the CDC claimed.
➔ COVID19Up.org for more!
Join the discussion:
➔ 🗣@COVID1984Chat
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