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Trumpanees registering for the Tulsa rally have to sign a disclaimer...
BigPapasan 3 Reviews 435 reads
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"By clicking register below, you are acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present.  By attending the Rally, you and any guests voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 and agree not to hold Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.; BOK Center; ASM Global; or any of their affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, or volunteers liable for any illness or injury."

 
Two-Faced Trump:  He's been yelling "olly olly oxen free!" to tell everyone that the country is open again and not to worry about COVID-19.  But he's also making Trumptards sign a waiver assuming all the risks if they do get COVID-19 from attending the rally.  He doesn't care about his base - he just wants to get the economy going again so he can get reelected.

 
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/502360-trump-rally-sign-up-includes-disclaimer-about-potential-covid-19-exposure

Once-Is-Not-Enough40 reads

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

 
Implicit evidence, Trump is afraid the spread of COVID-19 might affect his campaign's bottom line and adversely affect him as a result.

 
Another opportunity for Trump (or his minions) to show their true colors, while screaming this pandemic is a democratic ploy to hurt Trump.

 
Could Trump's campaign be any more hypocritical?

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macdaddy194443 reads

Covid could care less about disclaimers..

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macdaddy194441 reads

maybe we will be fortunate enough to glean the master manipulator himself..

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Once-Is-Not-Enough44 reads

headline?  "Trump catches COVID from rally."

 
Nah, he would never let anyone of his automatons get any closer to him than necessary.  Trump can USE them from a distance.

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gentleguy102061 reads

Another proof he doesn’t give a shit about his supporters!

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gentleguy102050 reads

two cocksuckers (cks and cdl), jack the itch, Fester lester! Did I miss anyone else? to attend Trump rally!
We could throw in a hooker for each but on a second thought I can’t do that to the girls.... 😂

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BigPapasan56 reads

...he's a "gantse macher"* in the oil business.

 
* - http://www.yiddishslangdictionary.com/word/558/gantse%20macher

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gentleguy102045 reads

Lol!! Gantse macher!! ;) ha ha ha ... learned something  everyday. ...

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marikod48 reads

as some are calling it, will be enforceable is an interesting question. If the campaign does not make any attempt to follow CDC and state guidelines  for public gatherings, that is going to be labeled “gross negligence” and some and maybe most states do not permit  disclaimers of  liability for gross negligence on public policy grounds.

Still it is a prudent measure and I’m surprised that it does not expressly mention Trump as a releasee. I tend to agree with the Repubs that we probably need some kind of federal immunity waiver so businesses can get going again without having to worry about lawsuits and making customers sign these kinds of waivers.

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JackDunphy43 reads

They have no choice. If anyone really cares about jobs, they will want businesses to have that protection as well.

 
The question is will it be a blanket immunity? What if a business makes zero effort at all at doing anything to protect its employees and clients? Then what? I am guessing they will make the threshold very high to bring suit, as you state.

 
The Dems will have to give in on some sort of immunity, as they badly need state and city funding in return from Trump and R's. The battle will be over how to separate needs forged by COVID, versus just piss poor book management of decade long, pie in the sky, promise making on things like public pensions.  

 
The other issue is how do the two sides handle the expiration of the federal UC $600 in the CARES Act that expires July 31?  

 
Are they really going to make peeps take a $2500+ loss a month based on an arbitrary date? One would think not. A better approach would be to tie it to unemployment rates in the state (or better, county) and stair step it down as things improve but with a proviso that people cant earn the same amount (or more) on UC.

 
Then you have a second stimulus check which needs to be negotiated out but seems like a certainty.  

 
Quite a laundry list to sort out. Yeah, I am sure this is going to go smoothly. lol

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gentleguy102041 reads

1. Some trumpanzees will get Covid and die and most likely to give to their family - let the culling come home to roost :)
2. Some trumpanzees will fall sick but survive - and be laughing stock of their family, and if some family members die their own gun loving in-law will shoot them. Social culling at its best!
3. Law suit galore against Trump and as usual he will duck ...try to and once the election is over becomes really bogged in court!!
Each of these scenarios is so seriously interesting :)

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Hpygolky44 reads

Treat it like a ball game. You, get your ticket, it has all the blah, blah, blah on it. Then a foul ball nails you in the head, ushers come down to see if you're ok. Then you end up getting a signed Louisville Slugger and all is good.
Gee let's not make it harder then what it is.

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gentleguy102039 reads

There is a big difference: foul ball or broken bat is unpredictable but Covid contagion is not!! and preventable with measures!
Watch some piss poor trumpanzees from Tulsa do bunch of law suits against Trumpty in get rich quick plans!!!  
Go baby go!!!

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