The timeline is absurd, but it doesn't have to make sense.
The Guardian reports that it obtained a copy of a new book from Mark Meadows, Trump's last White House chief of staff, in which he let slip that the big guy tested positive for COVID-19 three days before his debate with Joe Biden on September 29, 2020. The traditional response to testing positive for pandemic disease is to stay away from other people until your system clears it, but that presupposes some regard for the health and well-being of others—not a problem for our most recent national leader. "Nothing was going to stop [Trump] from going out there," Meadows reportedly writes. Bonus: The goods will arrive in time for Christmas. So don't feel bad if you missed out on all those Cyber Week deals. Tips and tricks to look—and feel—your best. Modern Sprout nails the balance between design and utility, giving you a friendly home for herbs—or any other flora you like—all year long. These beer transporters will make the last pour taste just like the first pour. It wasn't until a decade after his death that I learned my father was a womanizer. I was sitting on a beach in Florida with my mother. She stared out at the waves and said, "Your father cheated on me. That's why we got divorced." This discovery of one family secret led to another: My father spent years conning my wealthy, former stepmother (picture Dirty John, without the violence). And another: my father had girlfriends, mistresses who he'd visit with when he was traveling on business. He'd even had the stones to drag me to lunch with Susan, his girlfriend of the moment, when I was four. (I promptly returned home and began raving about her to my mother: Susan is funny! That was probably the day Dad stopped trusting me.) |
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