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Early Addition: Sarah Palin Sings "Baby Got Back" To Complete The Signs Of The Apocalypse
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Early Addition: Sarah Palin Sings "Baby Got Back" To Complete The Signs Of The Apocalypse


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Published Mar 12, 2020


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  • Trump's coronavirus travel ban has already backfired.
  • The Times writes that Trump's reelection chances have taken a huge hit recently because "his advisers’ two major assumptions for the campaign — a booming economy and an opponent easily vilified as too far left — quickly evaporating."
  • Vice President Mike Pence said that there has been "irresponsible rhetoric" from people who have downplayed the seriousness of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak...who could that be referring to...
  • Pause for a second from all this coronavirus news and find out how many Labrador puppies can fit in ONE bucket.
  • Corey Johnson wants the city to limit nonessential events that draw large crowds.
  • As if Trump's speech, Tom Hanks' announcement, and the NBA pausing the season weren't surreal enough last night, the cherry on top was Sarah Palin rapping Sir Mix-a-Lot’s “Baby Got Back" on The Masked Singer.
  • A Washington county took an unprecedented step to quarantine and isolate patients to avoid overcrowding hospitals: buying and converting a $4 million motel.
  • It's the NY Times Magazine's best feature of the year: 25 Songs That Matter Now.
  • Gov. Cuomo declared that the state should be testing 1,000 people a day—so why isn't that happening?
  • Watch the first trailer for Spike Jonze's Beastie Boys documentary.
  • And finally, who doesn't want to crawl into bed right now:
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