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The Tennessee Holler‬
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What a picture from cheney orr of
@reuters.com
  — a Black woman on a train surrounded by masked white supremacists, emboldened in Trump’s America. One for the history books.

Morganton, near Hickory..

Yes I read it wrong.

It was hot as hell. I had two good old boys pull over in an LTZ of GMC and ask me if I needed a ride.

There is a Polish bar by me. To be from Chicago and Polish, to find a place like that here, is stupid luck.

Happy 4th Crystal!

Paul Pelosi involved in hit and run in California and could face charges, authorities say


No reported injuries. Major damage to his car and parked car.
Says he felt something and didn't know what was hit.
Go through process to determine if can keep driving common among elderly
No alcohol in system.
Say misdemeanor charge possible

 Record heat suspected in over 20 deaths as severe weather puts damper on Fourth of July festivities
Much of the nation was stewing under 90 to 100-degree heat, which is expected to move south and west by the beginning of next week.

Of course he's running against Barr for McConnell's seat.
We do deserve to know what's going on

Booker calls for answers on McConnell's health, says his continued work is 'elder abuse'
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
Charles Booker, the Democratic candidate running for Sen. Mitch McConnell's seat in November, is calling for greater transparency about the senator's health.

It comes after reports that emergency responders were sent to his Washington, D.C. home last month for an incident that included mentions of 'cardiac arrest' and 'CPR.'

In a statement released Thursday, Booker said he is concerned about McConnell's health and is keeping the senator and his family in his thoughts.

"Like every Kentuckian, I am concerned about the health of Senator Mitch McConnell. While I am certain he is receiving excellent care, I know from personal experience the fear and uncertainty our family and loved ones feel in the wake of a medical emergency," Booker said.

He went on to say that while McConnell's health is personal, Kentuckians have the right to know whether their senator is able to fulfill his duties.

Booker questioned how the reports of the medical care he received on the day of his hospitalization align with earlier statements from McConnell's communications team, which said the senator was receiving excellent care and quickly returned to Senate business.

"Those two accounts are hard to square. Kentuckians and Americans deserve to know which one reflects reality," he said.

Booker also criticized McConnell's continued service in the Senate, saying he believes the senator lacks the capacity to effectively represent Kentucky and calling on him to step aside.

"Continuing to ignore this is not leadership. It’s elder abuse. And it’s time for him to relinquish the business of Kentucky back to the people," Booker said.

Booker concluded by saying Kentuckians deserve clear and honest answers about McConnell's condition, adding that while the senator deserves excellent medical care, the public also deserves transparent leadership.