There are still people that follow every word that MSM says.

Yep.

Interesting. With respect to the part I bolded, you and I use the same process. A possible problem is the sources one chooses for research. Human nature may also lead someone to seek confirmation of their foregone opinions when researching something. There is so much information and so many opinions available to everyone which are both true and false and right or wrong, that misdirection and wrong conclusions are bound to result.

I've given you a list of my sources on multiple occasions, they are mostly independent journalists, and a mix of republicans and democrats.

Confirmation bias isn't my thing.

He won’t ever try that again

A Getbigger till the bloody end….

Yup, check yours.

I'm not the one declining mentally.

Where does your comment about the governors violating federal law come from? Are you saying governors who seek to prosecute federal agents for violating state laws are in turn violating federal laws?  If so, I believe you are mistaken. Is there a federal law against prosecuting someone for violating state laws? A state can prosecute a federal agent for a state law violation if the agent was not acting within the scope of their official duties or if the action was not necessary to fulfilling their federal role.

Which just goes to show that some folks, like Floyd Mayweather helped elevate George Floyd to a state of martyrdom. About 500 people attended George Floyd's private funeral service. Around 6,000 people attended the public viewing the day before his funeral. Many thousands more folks attended the funeral procession. 

"The casket was a "Promethean" model, described as a high-end, gold-plated casket with a velvet interior, according to Titan Casket and Facebook posts. The casket was used for his public viewing and final burial ceremonies in Texas. It was gold-plated and cost approximately $25,000 or more. After the public service, the casket was transferred to a horse-drawn carriage with a glass enclosure for its journey to the cemetery.

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