In President Trump's interview with Maria Bartiromo, he mentioned that everyone should respect the freedoms of people who decline to take the vaccine. Link

Some of the videos appear to show the people suffering for awhile before laying down on the bench. The citizens in some of these countries may not have the same access to medical care we do in the US. They may have been turned away due to hospital overcrowding. Early last year, there as a big hubbub about the US being short on ventilators (as President Trump said, the previous administration left our cupboards bare). Many COVID-19 patients admitted to hospitals needed assistance breathing. I personally don't find it a stretch that a COVID-19 patient with a huge viral load struggling for air would have trouble walking. Link

So do you think President Trump's flight ban from China in late January of last year was an over reaction?

I believe President Trump initially wanted to end the pandemic as efficiently and quickly as possible. He stopped the flights from China, brought up hydroxychloroquine and UV as possible treatments, and mentioned it'll all be over by Easter as things warmed up. He got ridiculed and savaged in the media and by experts for those decisions. And as the deaths piled up partly due to the the vulnerable not being protected (ex: some states forcing COVID-19 patients back into nursing homes), the economy being battered and a majority of people wanting a quick fix to return to normalcy, Operation Warp Speed was born. Many prefer the shortcut method of taking a shot/pill rather than taking care of the body through exercise, eating right, rest, etc...

The highest annual flu deaths in the US over the past 10 years was in the 2017-2018 flu season (61,000): Link

Powell and Wood have not given up fighting for election integrity and I appreciate their perseverance. I also personally find it hard to believe a "grifter" would be recently recognized as a Top 5 law firm for professionalism and excellence: Link

I'm thinking of switching to Huntington Bank after banking with JPMorgan Chase for 20 years. Anyone here have any experience with Huntington?

Another source: Link

It doesn't appear Powell backed off her Dominion claims: Link

It appears he has a store on his website.

I don't think any of the accomplishments in the above list has been cancelled...yet.

Here are some of President Trump's accomplishments in 2020: USMCA replacing NAFTA, Paycheck Protection Program to help small businesses, Finalized rule to allow importation of prescription drugs from Canada, Continued increase in defense spending by NATO allies, Hong Kong Autonomy Act, Peace agreements in Balkans and Middle East, Operation Legend

I still think Trump would still fill up Folsom Field and have to turn away many people if he were to host a rally in Boulder.

So knowing what you know now, would you have supported President Trump's travel ban from China early last year? Or was it a overreaction?

It was nice watching President Trump made light of it during the Tulsa rally: https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4888197/user-clip-trump-west-point

Sorry, I am not going to throw Lin Wood and Sidney Powell under the bus. I appreciate them (along with Lindell, Byrne) continuing the fight for election integrity despite all the arrows being shot at them.

It looks like the prosecutors pulled the Grand Jury Indictment but still plan to go to trial: https://lasvegassun.com/news/2021/mar/11/prosecutors-pull-grand-jury-indictment-against-bas/

My LG G8 phone is made in South Korea. As for laptops, here are some I've heard about: Japan (VAIO): https://us.vaio.com/pages/vaio-made-in-japan Taiwan (Gigabyte): enter text I've heard some TVs made by Samsung, Sony and LG are made in Mexico.

No experience with these but have heard some good things about them: USA (Unicomp): https://www.pckeyboard.com/ Taiwan (Filco): https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=68510.0