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he's using leadership by trying not to cause a panicDo you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
NBC the same media source that brought you Trump Russian collusion the Steele Dossier and the Schiff Sham not brings you the coronavirus scare of 2020Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
White House officials acknowledge President Donald Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as his team but say there isn't much they can do to change his public tone.
Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
PALM BEACH, Fla. — White House officials are growing increasingly frustrated at what they see as President Donald Trump's consistent bids to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, a tendency that has led to a clash in messaging with public health officials.
Those mixed signals were on display Sunday as the top infectious disease doctor at the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci, warned the elderly and medically vulnerable to avoid large crowds and long trips or cruises and Surgeon General Jerome Adams told the public to be prepared for more cases and deaths.
But the message Sunday morning from Trump on Twitter was praise for his administration's response, which he called a "perfectly coordinated and fine tuned plan," and blame for the media, which he said was "doing everything possible to make us look bad."
The president also told reporters Saturday night that he wouldn't be postponing his political rallies, which can attract upward of 15,000 attendees, and wasn't concerned about the virus getting closer to the White House.
Multiple sources familiar with the discussions acknowledged that Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as the rest of his team, but they said there isn't much they can do to change his public tone. Trump has been advised by some close to him to let public health officials, rather than the politicians, take a more forward-facing role, according to a person familiar with the conversation. But a person close to the White House said Trump thinks it helps him politically to keep doing what he has been doing.
That has left aides feeling discouraged over their efforts to get out a more comprehensive message about what needs to be done to prepare the public for likely hardships and major changes to their daily lives that could be ahead, said one White House official.
The blob hasn’t been truthful at any point; ever
You would know...
blob... lol!
Grow up and start (if you can) debating using adult vocabulary.
^ 'Grow up and start (if you can) debating using adult vocabulary.'
<ahem>
shifty schiff, little marco, little mike, cryin' chuck, nervous nancy etc etc etc
how'z about telling yer prez to start behaving like an adult first?
Rofl!
Nothing I've ever used...
YOU tell him to act like an adult -
Do you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
Absolutely right. I doubt you’ll get a response since MeBelle is constantly giving the blob a reach aroundThe blob hasn’t been truthful at any point; ever
You would know...
blob... lol!
Grow up and start (if you can) debating using adult vocabulary.
^ 'Grow up and start (if you can) debating using adult vocabulary.'
<ahem>
shifty schiff, little marco, little mike, cryin' chuck, nervous nancy etc etc etc
how'z about telling yer prez to start behaving like an adult first?
Rofl!
Nothing I've ever used...
YOU tell him to act like an adult -
never said you did .... but show me all the posts where you lambasted yer president for saying them; like i originally stated.
thanx in advance.
Why believe a media that lies to you so many times?NBC the same media source that brought you Trump Russian collusion the Steele Dossier and the Schiff Sham not brings you the coronavirus scare of 2020Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
White House officials acknowledge President Donald Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as his team but say there isn't much they can do to change his public tone.
Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
PALM BEACH, Fla. — White House officials are growing increasingly frustrated at what they see as President Donald Trump's consistent bids to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, a tendency that has led to a clash in messaging with public health officials.
Those mixed signals were on display Sunday as the top infectious disease doctor at the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci, warned the elderly and medically vulnerable to avoid large crowds and long trips or cruises and Surgeon General Jerome Adams told the public to be prepared for more cases and deaths.
But the message Sunday morning from Trump on Twitter was praise for his administration's response, which he called a "perfectly coordinated and fine tuned plan," and blame for the media, which he said was "doing everything possible to make us look bad."
The president also told reporters Saturday night that he wouldn't be postponing his political rallies, which can attract upward of 15,000 attendees, and wasn't concerned about the virus getting closer to the White House.
Multiple sources familiar with the discussions acknowledged that Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as the rest of his team, but they said there isn't much they can do to change his public tone. Trump has been advised by some close to him to let public health officials, rather than the politicians, take a more forward-facing role, according to a person familiar with the conversation. But a person close to the White House said Trump thinks it helps him politically to keep doing what he has been doing.
That has left aides feeling discouraged over their efforts to get out a more comprehensive message about what needs to be done to prepare the public for likely hardships and major changes to their daily lives that could be ahead, said one White House official.
by questioning anthony fauci?
Thank God he's no longer in officeThis is not a good time to have an incompetent, narcissistic, pathological liar as the prez.
he's using leadership by trying not to cause a panicDo you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
giving info based on his 'hunch' & then being clearly contradicted by medical professionals & scientists is not the best way to convey confidence. all he's doing is confusing people & the die hard basket dwellers are being lulled into a false sense of security when someone needs to say:
We should just undermine what the house does any law they create ignore it.Do you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
I don't trust him. I don't believe a word he says. We should completely undermine and ignore any advice from this administration, as they seem to be operating on an anti-science agenda. I believe you're correct that this administration cares much more about the economy than human lives. Nothing more needs to be said.
The Trump administration is on top of the virus. Much more so than if a Democrat was in office. It's why he declared a public health emergency back on Jan 31 and started quarantining people who flew in from certain areas. 1.1 million tests this weekend and 1 million more early next week. Private companies getting involved.
Why repeat his lies? NO - There are not 1.1 million test kits available, Not even a TENTH that many.
why do you want americans to die?Do you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
Still in thereThank God he's no longer in officeThis is not a good time to have an incompetent, narcissistic, pathological liar as the prez.
The Trump administration is on top of the virus. Much more so than if a Democrat was in office. It's why he declared a public health emergency back on Jan 31 and started quarantining people who flew in from certain areas. 1.1 million tests this weekend and 1 million more early next week. Private companies getting involved.
Why repeat his lies? NO - There are not 1.1 million test kits available, Not even a TENTH that many.
Exactly that was nothing but a huge lie.
The actual number of tests that the government had is 75 thousand.
Many hundreds of thousands less than they said.
They are nothing but liars. Nothing they say should be believed.
This is not a good time to have an incompetent, narcissistic, pathological liar as the prez.
Why believe a media that lies to you so many times?NBC the same media source that brought you Trump Russian collusion the Steele Dossier and the Schiff Sham not brings you the coronavirus scare of 2020Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
White House officials acknowledge President Donald Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as his team but say there isn't much they can do to change his public tone.
Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
PALM BEACH, Fla. — White House officials are growing increasingly frustrated at what they see as President Donald Trump's consistent bids to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, a tendency that has led to a clash in messaging with public health officials.
Those mixed signals were on display Sunday as the top infectious disease doctor at the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci, warned the elderly and medically vulnerable to avoid large crowds and long trips or cruises and Surgeon General Jerome Adams told the public to be prepared for more cases and deaths.
But the message Sunday morning from Trump on Twitter was praise for his administration's response, which he called a "perfectly coordinated and fine tuned plan," and blame for the media, which he said was "doing everything possible to make us look bad."
The president also told reporters Saturday night that he wouldn't be postponing his political rallies, which can attract upward of 15,000 attendees, and wasn't concerned about the virus getting closer to the White House.
Multiple sources familiar with the discussions acknowledged that Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as the rest of his team, but they said there isn't much they can do to change his public tone. Trump has been advised by some close to him to let public health officials, rather than the politicians, take a more forward-facing role, according to a person familiar with the conversation. But a person close to the White House said Trump thinks it helps him politically to keep doing what he has been doing.
That has left aides feeling discouraged over their efforts to get out a more comprehensive message about what needs to be done to prepare the public for likely hardships and major changes to their daily lives that could be ahead, said one White House official.
by questioning anthony fauci?
he's using leadership by trying not to cause a panicDo you trust him? Do you believe him? It seems to me that he is much more concerned about the economy and his reelection than the truth about the coronavirus. He seems to be in daily contradiction to the scientists and public health officials. What do you think?
giving info based on his 'hunch' & then being clearly contradicted by medical professionals & scientists is not the best way to convey confidence. all he's doing is confusing people & the die hard basket dwellers are being lulled into a false sense of security when someone needs to say:
Again you are getting your information from the same people who have lied to you so many times.
shrugs irony you'll believe anything fake news Russia Russia RussiaWhy believe a media that lies to you so many times?NBC the same media source that brought you Trump Russian collusion the Steele Dossier and the Schiff Sham not brings you the coronavirus scare of 2020Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
White House officials acknowledge President Donald Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as his team but say there isn't much they can do to change his public tone.
Mixed White House messaging on coronavirus sparks internal frustration
PALM BEACH, Fla. — White House officials are growing increasingly frustrated at what they see as President Donald Trump's consistent bids to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, a tendency that has led to a clash in messaging with public health officials.
Those mixed signals were on display Sunday as the top infectious disease doctor at the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci, warned the elderly and medically vulnerable to avoid large crowds and long trips or cruises and Surgeon General Jerome Adams told the public to be prepared for more cases and deaths.
But the message Sunday morning from Trump on Twitter was praise for his administration's response, which he called a "perfectly coordinated and fine tuned plan," and blame for the media, which he said was "doing everything possible to make us look bad."
The president also told reporters Saturday night that he wouldn't be postponing his political rallies, which can attract upward of 15,000 attendees, and wasn't concerned about the virus getting closer to the White House.
Multiple sources familiar with the discussions acknowledged that Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as the rest of his team, but they said there isn't much they can do to change his public tone. Trump has been advised by some close to him to let public health officials, rather than the politicians, take a more forward-facing role, according to a person familiar with the conversation. But a person close to the White House said Trump thinks it helps him politically to keep doing what he has been doing.
That has left aides feeling discouraged over their efforts to get out a more comprehensive message about what needs to be done to prepare the public for likely hardships and major changes to their daily lives that could be ahead, said one White House official.
by questioning anthony fauci?
um - what?
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., NIAID Director
Dr. Fauci was appointed Director of NIAID in 1984. He oversees an extensive research portfolio of basic and applied research to prevent, diagnose, and treat established infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, respiratory infections, diarrheal diseases, tuberculosis and malaria as well as emerging diseases such as Ebola and Zika. NIAID also supports research on transplantation and immune-related illnesses, including autoimmune disorders, asthma and allergies. The NIAID budget for fiscal year 2020 is an estimated $5.9 billion.
Dr. Fauci has advised six Presidents on HIV/AIDS and many other domestic and global health issues. He was one of the principal architects of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), a program that has saved millions of lives throughout the developing world.
Read Dr. Fauci's Biography
NIAID Director Anthony S. Fauci, M.D.
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., NIAID Director | NIH: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
