Who needs a PDB?

[eddiew]

INTEL warned Trump more than a dozen times in Jan and Feb about virus The non reading trump is an AH who is to blame for 1000's of American deaths But you morons keep supporting him What's worse ? Not reading the PDB or ignoring it?

 

[MarcATL]

INTEL warned Trump more than a dozen times in Jan and Feb about virus The non reading trump is an AH who is to blame for 1000's of American deaths But you morons keep supporting him What's worse ? Not reading the PDB or ignoring it?

Basically. But, you know...stupid is as stupid does.

 

[Kat]

Need a link eddiew

 

[eddiew]

Need a link eddiew

Sorry
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Trump Was Warned About the Coronavirus More Than a Dozen Times In Daily Intel Briefings
Vanity Fair·18 hours ago


Trump reportedly ignored intel briefings on coronavirus threat
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[eddiew]

And this idiot responsible for 1000's of deaths because of his inaction is running for president again?? He should be ridden out of town on a rail

 

[Siete]

he can say he never heard about anything by ignoring his intel -

 

[eddiew]

The strongest critics of the Trump’s administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic point to its flat-footedness and the consequences of time lost.
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But the full account looks worse. Over the last five days of February, President Trump and senior officials did something more sinister: They engaged in a cover-up.
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A look at this window of time gives insight into how several members of the president’s team were willing to manipulate Americans even when so many lives were at stake.
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The recent reports that the president wanted to fire the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s top expert on viral respiratory diseases, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, during this period helps put the pieces of the puzzle together.
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What was her offense to the president?
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In a conference call with reporters on the final Tuesday of the month, Dr. Messonnier spoke frankly. “We want to make sure the American public is prepared,” she said, then put it in personal terms by saying what she told her children that morning: “We as a family ought to be preparing for significant disruption to our lives.”
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At the time, senior officials knew the coronavirus was an extreme threat to Americans. Thanks to information streaming in from U.S. intelligence agencies for months, officials reportedly believed that a “cataclysmic” disease could infect 100 million Americans and discussed lockdown plans. The warnings were given to Mr. Trump in his daily brief by the intelligence community; in calls from Alex Azar, the secretary of health; and in memos from his economic adviser Peter Navarro.
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The same day that Dr. Messonnier spoke, the military’s National Center for Medical Intelligence raised the warning level inside the government to WATCHCON1, concluding that the coronavirus was imminently likely to develop into a full-blown pandemic.
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But the White House did not want the American public to know.
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The president’s stated concerns were specific. He didn’t want to upset the markets or China during trade talks, and it appears he may have also simply been in denial, counting on his personal hunches and luck.
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So the president’s top advisers took to the airwaves with a united purpose: to deny the truth.