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: Justice Building BlogYOUR WEEKLY QUIZ
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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It is time to play our famous weekly current events quiz. Win valuable prizes. 1) Which Country is less than two weeks away from electing a president where the president is publicly pressuring his chief law enforcement officer to arrest his current and former political opponents? a) The USb) Kazakhstanc) Eretriad) Nicaragua 2) Which County has new infections rising from 50,000 a day to 60,000 a day while the president says "we are rounding the corner and things are getting better?"a) The USb) Kazakhstanc) Hungary d) Nicaragua 3) Which Country has a president who routinely attacks his world renown chief infectious disease specialist? a) The USb) Belarusc) Eretriad) Venezuela 4) Which state in the US has state court judges pushing jury trials to begin while the virus numbers are rising by hundreds of new cases a day?a) Florida b) Alabamac) Mississippid) North Dakota5) Which state in the US has a governor who refuses to tell its citizens to wear a mask and in the face of increasing virus numbers has fully opened bars, restaurants and those all important tattoo parlors? a) Florida b) Alabamac) Mississippid) North DakotaExtra credit: Which famous and highly skilled blogger has a pending EU citizenship application? Site Feedcontinue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on October 21, 2020 (boomark / email).
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