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You didn’t share any truth
I'm not sure what's worse - your inability to accept the truth or your revisionist history. That's what I got from your mumble jumble of a post.
Thanks. This is sad first, their families have learned of this now and probably adds to the tragedy.
It also throws some shade on CDC (the "only testing available through CDC at the time" (paraphrasing) line). But Trump and his supporters will just say he didn't know about it.
thought your post generally a good one,
I will say catching up to South Korea is good - problem is they started in serious in Jan/Feb.
A comparison of testing per capita in six countries shows the US is no longer woefully behind other nations. But even more testing is still needed.
This, combined with the other threats to defund the WHO, not to mention the bad medical advice, is why we are behind the 8 ball. Approaching a million cases by ourselves, roughly a third of total recorded worldwide cases, and deaths upwards of 700 as of 3pm Eastern.
Can you point one state that has met the Trump administration's phase 1 criteria for re-opening? TIA.
Yes. First of all D’Souza is a criminal and I think his motives and analysis are corrupt from the beginning. Secondly opening/closing is strictly a medical issue. Third, R, D or I electoral based decisions - and even accusations about them - need to be entirely left out of this discussion.
Fourth, D'Souza is the hackiest political hack that ever hacked. Everything he says is thru a political lens.
I'm sensing a tone of partisan hackery devoid of nuance and it's getting worse. Binary thought is lazy and almost always inaccurate. Everybody wants a robust kick-### economy. Look at my state (CO - D Governor) taking the initial steps of opening back up starting tomorrow but in a very measured way and using analytics and an adaptive path forward. Flying blind into "opening the economy" is just a dumb way to proceed when simple but consistent efforts can be made to do the exact same thing utilizing a plan based on data and focused on not stumbling into a greater catastrophe worse than anything we've seen to date, Nobody is terrified of a robust economy but many are terrified of walking blindly into a spike that tears this Country asunder and shatters any near term hops of getting back to normal.
On FB, my DIL's father shared a link about how Americans have had enough! of this Socialist experiment, and who misses Capitalism? so it's time to get our freedom back! I calmly responded that 55,000 American families would like to get back the loved one who died from the virus, and that without the measures taken, that number could have been 100,000? 200,000? More? So ..bigger picture here. His response was "don't buy the numbers, almost everyone who dies is listed as died with the virus. Remember I work with the staff that knows." (He works maintenance at a hospital.) He added that we run the risk of other losses, poverty, lost businesses, etc. - which is all true. But the irritation is his originally framing this in essentially political terms and then the deflection about the numbers.
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And when his theories are proven wrong, and thousands more begin to die, he'll just move on to the next conspiracy.On FB, my DIL's father shared a link about how Americans have had enough! of this Socialist experiment, and who misses Capitalism? so it's time to get our freedom back! I calmly responded that 55,000 American families would like to get back the loved one who died from the virus, and that without the measures taken, that number could have been 100,000? 200,000? More? So ..bigger picture here. His response was "don't buy the numbers, almost everyone who dies is listed as died with the virus. Remember I work with the staff that knows." (He works maintenance at a hospital.) He added that we run the risk of other losses, poverty, lost businesses, etc. - which is all true. But the irritation is his originally framing this in essentially political terms and then the deflection about the numbers.
Your posts have gone off the deep end lately, but this is a new low for you. You're basically attacking first responders here.
Well, he is accusing hospital staff of exaggerating deaths for purely partisan political reasons. Maybe its not first responders per se, but it is clearly an alttack on the ethics of the attending doctors.
I know virtually nothing about the first two items, so I'll refrain from commenting. The impeachment was certainly not illegitimate. Trump literally admitted doing what he was accused of doing, which is also quite illegal. Whether one believes it worthy of impeachment can be discussed, but we cannot debate whether A) it was illegal, and B) he did it.
No...we’ve just been missing it from Trump. There’s certainly people like Fauci and many governors that have risen to the occasion.
