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Senate Republicans are ready to send a relief bill to the President’s desk.

Democrat leaders are demanding a litany of partisan line items that have nothing to do with fighting the Coronavirus or saving our economy.

11:01 AM - 24 Mar 2020 PDT

https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1242511875444822017

So I don't have Chloroquine, but I do have Cinchonine and quinine from tonic water. Better than nothing, I suppose.

I agree that it does seem strange that anti-parasitic agents seem effective.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2278056/

Re reading this drop has me thinking the source has to do with the China Virus, not the server or Julian.

>>8548447

Bike Mike sez, 'Dindu nuffin, bitches.'

https://justthenews.com/government/congress/pelosi-says-she-will-try-passing-senates-coronavirus-stimulus-without-members

Pelosi delays her coronavirus bill, says will try to pass Senate's without most members present

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday that she will attempt to pass the Senate's coronavirus economic stimulus package – putting aside the alternative, projected $2.5 trillion measure that she proposed.

The California Democrat said she'll try to pass the Senate's projected $1.8 trillion measure by unanimous consent, meaning House members can say yes without having to come to Capitol Hill to vote.

"The easiest way to do it is for us to put aside some of our concerns for another day, and get this done," Pelosi told CNBC. "If it has poison pills in it, and they know certain things are poison pills, then they don't want unanimous consent – they just want an ideological statement."

The stimulus package in the GOP-controlled Senate has failed two procedural votes over objections from chamber Democrats. Vice President Pence said Tuesday afternoon during a Fox News town hall that the Senate is close to passing its measure.

Pelosi and House Democrats unveiled their own 1,400-page stimulus plan on Monday evening.

House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) released a report cautioning members against voting remotely at this time but he recommended "unanimous consent and voice votes" as alternatives during the coronavirus pandemic.

"It may be prudent to consider the feasibility of remote voting for certain emergency situations, but that decision should be a multi-committee effort with substantial study and development. This change cannot be implemented overnight, and likely cannot be accomplished in time to address the current crisis," McGovern said in the report.

"Without complete consensus, which we do not currently have, it would also require us to come back to Washington to vote to change House rules to allow for remote voting. However, there are several other routes the House may take in order to pass legislation addressing COVID-19," he also wrote.

McGovern warned that there are security concerns with remote voting.

"Although off-the-shelf products exist to allow a Member to videoconference their vote, for example, they have not been tested under the sort of pressure they would face from enemy states or other bad actors trying to force the system offline or prevent individual Members from accessing it," he wrote. "Such a system has to be extensively tested, not used for the first time on must-pass legislation."

McGovern suggested unanimous consent instead since it "does not require a quorum" or a voice vote "where the House presumes a quorum is present unless a point of order is made," which would prevent the House from having to travel to Washington to cast a vote in-person.

"Members could submit a statement for the Congressional Record stating how they would have voted had there been a recorded vote. Congress could even vote on a symbolic resolution supporting the legislation after the crisis passes and Members return to Washington," he wrote.

Another option in McGovern's report is recorded votes.

"The House could pass legislation by a recorded vote but limit Member and staff exposure by holding votes open longer than normal and having Members vote in shifts, sanitizing voting stations between uses, and controlling how many people are in the chamber and their proximity to each other," he wrote in the report.

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>>8548409

Are you retarded?

I was mocking the Jewish MSM shills who call the pizzagate/pedogate scandal anti-Semitic.

>>8548460

https://twitter.com/USNavy/status/1242512780701335557?s=19

https://benjaminfulford.net/2020/03/24/urgent-alert-tokyo-under-threat-of-5g-electromagnetic-attack/

"Militant Bishop's Widow and Pope Friend, Clelia Luro is Dead"

article in English but appears to be a (not great) translation.

(Buenos Aires) Clelia Luro, the militant widow of former Catholic bishop Jeronimo Podesta is dead

"Marxist Liberation Theology" (new combo of terms for this anon)

Clelia Luro an activist for:

abolition of celibacy,

approval of remarried divorcees to the sacraments and

the "democratization" of the Church

Luro "Prophecy": Pope Francis Will "Soon" to Abolish Priestly Celibacy

early 2012, he (edit: Pope Francis) published an interview book with his friend, the Rabbi of Buenos Aires, Abraham Skorka, "About Heaven and Earth"

Clelia Luro died in hospital in Buenos Aires. She got to know Bishop Jeronimo Podesta in 1966. The then 39 year-old mother of six children lived separated from her husband. She went along with the bishop in a new relationship that caused Podesta after a long double life to give up the priesthood and episcopacy. Under Pope Paul VI. thousands of priests turned away from their calling, and were transported back to the lay state. Luro, meanwhile, had divorced. In 1972 they married. In one of the letters to Pope Benedict XVI. she emphasized that the known liberation theologian Archbishop Helder Camara of Olindo and Recife had "blessed" their marriage.

In last phone call with Pope F, Luro accused Gustavo Gutierrez, the "Father" of liberation theology, of having treated her husband poorly in the 90s

Sauce:

https://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/search/label/Clelia%20Luro

Related:

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2013/09/cardinal-cipriani-muller-is-bit-naive.html

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>>8548479

Free swim time,

>>8548420

Human Cake