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16 of the Zillion Crazy Things That Happened in Politics This Year

16 of the Zillion Crazy Things That Happened in Politics This Year Sam Stein The year 2020 will be remembered as, if nothing else, a hellscape. A raging pandemic causing large-scale suffering and death can do that. So too can a scorched-earth presidential campaign that results in the losing candidate latching on to a number of wild conspiracy theories to undermine the tenets of democratic governance. Most people have no desire to relive terrible moments, let alone hellscapes. So, it’s quite possible that you, dear reader, will have exited out of this web page upon glancing through the introductory paragraph. But on the off chance that you’re a masochist who enjoys stories of pain, sorrow, drama, and political intrigue, well… You’re in luck. Here are 16, “Wow, this was really a LOOONG year?!?” moments from a hellscape year.

Congress Spent $900B on COVID Relief but Removed $3M to Address Health Care Worker Mental Illness

Congress Spent $900B on COVID Relief but Removed $3M to Address Health Care Worker Mental Illness Sam Brodey © Provided by The Daily Beast Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast The just-passed federal government spending bill and coronavirus relief package was a vehicle for seemingly every policy priority under the Capitol dome. It included landmark legislation on climate change, a long-desired deal to end surprise medical billing, and billions of dollars for everything from Amtrak to vaccine distribution and coronavirus-related funeral expense relief. But despite coming in at 6,000 pages and $2.3 trillion in taxpayer dollars $900 billion of which was for COVID relief a conspicuous item was left on the cutting room floor. At the last minute, legislation that would have set aside a mere $3 million in funding for a program to address the dramatically worsening rates of burnout and mental illness among frontline health care workers who are under unp

ISIS Fanboy Applies for Job at FBI Guess What Happens Next

ISIS Fanboy Applies for Job at FBI. Guess What Happens Next Adam Rawnsley © Provided by The Daily Beast Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Getty If you’re applying for a job at the FBI, it’s probably a good idea not to shitpost a heap of jihadi memes and jokes about blowing up Israelis. But if you simply must, don’t lie about your secret alt account when questioned by agents. That’s allegedly what got Abdulwuhab Humayun in trouble, according to newly filed court records. FBI agents say Humayun posted anti-Semitic, jihadi-cheerleading memes on a Twitter account, @AmericanEmirate, for two years before he applied for a technical position at the bureau. Humayun later allegedly lied about owning the account and then tried to hide his tracks after agents questioned him about his online activities.

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