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Bill Press: The times are, indeed, unthinkable

Between the pandemic and the politics, we live in such turbulent times. I’ve been trying to figure out the right word for it.

Think about it. In the last two years, over 900,000 Americans have died of COVID-19. Fortunately, cases are starting to come down, but last week there were still an average 235,000 new cases a day – and there are still millions of idiots who refuse to get vaccinated or wear a mask.

With politics, it’s even more chaotic.

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