Libertarian Presidential Candidate Campaign Rally Jump After saying he was bitten by a bat

Here is a Bingo 2020 Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen announced on Saturday a demonstration Skip would, because he had been bitten by a bat. “I will not be able to participate in the election meeting tomorrow morning,” he tweeted on Friday. “I’ll get a rabies vaccine as a precaution after being bitten by a bat near the start of this tour the country!” He Jorgensen, associate professor of psychology at Clemson University in South Carolina, the nomination of the Libertarian Party for president at the end of May. It was the presidential choice of vice Harry Browne started in 1996. It provides was to keep in person rally in Mississippi and Louisiana over the weekend, although their campaign asked that participants wear masks, follow the social policies distancing and stay home when you’re not feeling well. Despite the delay bat, Jorgensen said he still has his campaign events in Hattiesburg, Miss visit., Saturday afternoon. Fortunately, the presidential candidate did not seem particularly traumatized by the attack bat. The early tweet went viral and leans back in his new Dark Knight jokingly status. “I’m not Batman,” she said. But when someone else pointed out that this is exactly what Batman would have said Jorgensen suggested that they, in fact, the masked avenger. If you have been bitten by a bat, the US Center for Disease recommended controls and Prevention (CDC) for “wash the affected area with soap and water and seek immediate medical attention,” as bats can carry rabies. When he signed on Friday night, he said Jorgensen had their followers to tweet again on their campaign the next day. But she makes it clear there is no bad blood between her and nocturnal mammals. A CNBC poll / Change Research found in July Jorgensen polling 2% in the 2020 presidential contest
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