Poll Do you think the Trump insurrectionists have blown their wad?

[altaguetta]

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[qinging]

"Thomas Whalen, an associate professor at Boston University and an expert on the American presidency, is even harsher in his assessment. Whalen cited reporting by journalist Bob Woodward, who taped Trump on Feb. 7 acknowledging how dangerous the virus was even though he repeatedly downplayed its severity publicly.

“He has, you could say, blood on his hands,” Whalen said of Trump. “He knew this was a threat and really did not do what was necessary to respond to it in a thoughtful and resourceful way.”

 

[altaguetta]

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[altaguetta]

"Thomas Whalen, an associate professor at Boston University and an expert on the American presidency, is even harsher in his assessment. Whalen cited reporting by journalist Bob Woodward, who taped Trump on Feb. 7 acknowledging how dangerous the virus was even though he repeatedly downplayed its severity publicly.

“He has, you could say, blood on his hands,” Whalen said of Trump. “He knew this was a threat and really did not do what was necessary to respond to it in a thoughtful and resourceful way.”

Don't blame Trump, loser. He's not a doctor.

How Dr. Fauci stays motivated while fighting Covid: ‘Suck it up and keep going, no matter how frustrating it gets’

The "mystery" of the illness "haunts me," Dr. Anthony Fauci said during a Q&A panel with Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Wednesday.

www.cnbc.com

The "mystery" of the illness "haunts me," Fauci said.

"I'm someone who studied the pathogenesis of viral diseases for my entire multi-decade career," he said. The idea that there could be a virus that is "almost harmless" in some people, causes symptoms in others and makes others so sick that it leads to 280,000 deaths in the U.S. is disturbing, he said.

 

[Hornet]

 

[qinging]

"By any metric, anybody who believes in data and science would acknowledge we’ve done terribly with this pandemic, arguably the worst in the world,” said Dr. John Swartzberg, a professor emeritus of infectious diseases at the University of California-Berkeley, citing failures with testing and protective equipment along with mixed messaging on masking as specific examples. “What that tells us is how badly things can go if you have a bad administration."

 

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[jimmyd]

Yeah, I can see how having a bad hole in golf is the same as falling up the stairs.


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[jimmyd]

Without states like New York, the US would have similar Covid statistics to other countries.


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[stripfan]

Yeah, I can see how having a bad hole in golf is the same as falling up the stairs.


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Trump probably plays better than Tiger Woods at the moment.

 

[stripfan]

What Kamala has been doing all day.

Manchurian Biden Can't Get Up the Stairs

Faggot faggot faggot!!!

www.bitchute.com

 

[qinging]

Trump probably plays better than Tiger Woods at the moment.

"Thomas Whalen, an associate professor at Boston University and an expert on the American presidency, is even harsher in his assessment. Whalen cited reporting by journalist Bob Woodward, who taped Trump on Feb. 7 acknowledging how dangerous the virus was even though he repeatedly downplayed its severity publicly.

“He has, you could say, blood on his hands,” Whalen said of Trump. “He knew this was a threat and really did not do what was necessary to respond to it in a thoughtful and resourceful way.”

 

[Hornet]

Yeah, I can see how having a bad hole in golf is the same as falling up the stairs.


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I never said they were the same. But the winds in the south can be quite strong. Here they are blowing over Trump’s wall, err Fence, err whatever it is

 

[jimmyd]

That’s called bias. And yet, Ping Pong still quotes them.


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[Hornet]

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That’s called bias. And yet, Ping Pong still quotes them.


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It’s only bias if what they publish and release is not true. If it is true, it’s called “journalism” and is in keeping with the 1st Amendment.

And Erik Wemple’s 91% is from Sept 2017. Here’s all the stuff that happened in 2017 that might help explain why the press was negative towards Trump when he wrote his article.

The Year in Trump: Memorable Moments From the President's First Year

From appointing a Supreme Court justice to feuding with a military widow.

time.com

 

[qinging]

“What’s so troubling about this loss of life is it was preventable,” said Dr. Steven Woolf, director emeritus of the Center on Society and Health at Virginia Commonwealth University. “This is an infectious disease we knew how to prevent, and as difficult as it is, far easier to solve than defeating Nazi Germany. And yet, we did not mount a response to wage war against this virus as we have in these other situations.”

 

[snoopdoggie]

I don’t think I know everything. But I’m very sure you know nothing about what you’re talking about.


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That's a response from a typical 3 year old. Why don't you think of something original?

Oh, I almost forgot. You're too Dumb for that.

 

[snoopdoggie]

How do you figure? Is this you not knowing what you’re talking about, again?


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No.

The proof is in the pudding.

 

[qinging]

Team Dumbo on this thread categorize MSM as fake ,bias ,whatever, because they say it is, as if that makes it an established fact...just like Dumpster Trumpster did his whole 4 years in order to cover his lies...uh ...no...shockingly team dumbo's opinions on anything are only valid in the vacuum between their ears.

 

[altaguetta]

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