The 'media' owns your mind.
tell your peers to stop saying men can get pregnant. All we're doing is correcting the stupid.
Didn't see the word mandate anywhere in the article. Even the title uses the word urges. Maybe that's a new word for you. Also the word encouraged. hmmmmmmmmmmm english isn't your language huh?I included the link. I notice you cut it out.
Here is another.
Trump shifts rhetoric as he urges mask-wearing, warns of worsening pandemic
President Donald Trump, in a shift in rhetoric and tone, encouraged Americans on Tuesday to wear masks if they cannot maintain social distance and warned that the coronavirus pandemic would get worse before it got better.www.reuters.com
so you are a demofk as we thought.
naw, I follow the bouncing ball. It always leads me to demofk with you.
There were "tag alongs" that saw profit for sure, but the primary motivation to do this was to
SECURE THE SUB AS A GOP VOTER and CHASE OUT LIBERTARIAN FISCAL CONSERVATIVES
I left the GOP in 2004 after the treasonous Zionist bastards socialized senior drugs doing shit like this....
Inquiry Confirms Top Medicare Official Threatened Actuary Over Cost of Drug Benefits (Published 2004)
Health and Human Services Department internal investigation confirms that then-Admr Thomas A Scully threatened to fire Medicare chief actuary Richard S Foster if he told Congress that drug benefit legislation would likely cost up to $600 billion over ten years, far more than White House figure...www.nytimes.com
An internal investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services confirms that the top Medicare official threatened to fire the program's chief actuary if he told Congress that drug benefits would probably cost much more than the White House acknowledged.
A report on the investigation, issued Tuesday, says the administrator of Medicare, Thomas A. Scully, issued the threat to Richard S. Foster while lawmakers were considering huge changes in the program last year. As a result, Mr. Foster's cost estimate did not become known until after the legislation was enacted.
But neither the threat nor the withholding of information violated any criminal law, the report said. It accepted the Justice Department's view that Mr. Scully had ''the final authority to determine the flow of information to Congress.'' Moreover, it said, the actuary ''had no authority to disclose information independently to Congress.''
Mr. Scully, who resigned in December, in part to become a lobbyist for health care companies, had denied threatening Mr. Foster but had acknowledged having told him to withhold the information from Congress.
There were "tag alongs" that saw profit for sure, but the primary motivation to do this was to
SECURE THE SUB AS A GOP VOTER and CHASE OUT LIBERTARIAN FISCAL CONSERVATIVES
I left the GOP in 2004 after the treasonous Zionist bastards socialized senior drugs doing shit like this....
Inquiry Confirms Top Medicare Official Threatened Actuary Over Cost of Drug Benefits (Published 2004)
Health and Human Services Department internal investigation confirms that then-Admr Thomas A Scully threatened to fire Medicare chief actuary Richard S Foster if he told Congress that drug benefit legislation would likely cost up to $600 billion over ten years, far more than White House figure...
An internal investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services confirms that the top Medicare official threatened to fire the program's chief actuary if he told Congress that drug benefits would probably cost much more than the White House acknowledged.
A report on the investigation, issued Tuesday, says the administrator of Medicare, Thomas A. Scully, issued the threat to Richard S. Foster while lawmakers were considering huge changes in the program last year. As a result, Mr. Foster's cost estimate did not become known until after the legislation was enacted.
But neither the threat nor the withholding of information violated any criminal law, the report said. It accepted the Justice Department's view that Mr. Scully had ''the final authority to determine the flow of information to Congress.'' Moreover, it said, the actuary ''had no authority to disclose information independently to Congress.''
Mr. Scully, who resigned in December, in part to become a lobbyist for health care companies, had denied threatening Mr. Foster but had acknowledged having told him to withhold the information from Congress.
Was it a “blunder”?
