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How many died because the moron in our WH didn't take prompt action ? You're smart lantern ,you tell meThe orange whore spent the last three years dodging anyone who would dare question him, even suspending the regular press briefings that have been customary for decades. Now we see his ugly, lying face every night due only to the fact that he wants to present a particular heroic image to the public. He's not worth the airtime. Running cartoons in the same time-slot would be more constructive.
More than that, what he says has already gotten people killed.
We don't need someone spewing lies that gets more people killed needlessly.
Really? Let’s see some proof. Oh that’s right , you have none. As usual. I suppose you’re going to cite the idiot in Arizona who drank aquarium cleaner and blame Trump. It’s DIMS who are getting people killed (expected from a party of baby murderers) with their blocking of aid packages.
With any luck I'll get Covid-19 and die.I'm sure that Ohio is happy about that.I'm not from Ohio.How many Americans have died on his watch?This is sad. Now most networks are now rethinking covering trump's briefings. They cut away from last night's briefing just after trump spewed more false and dangerous lies about the virus.
I've never seen any TV network do this. They always cover the president. This president is different. What he spews can and has already gotten people killed.
It's the best for our nation to not have trump spewing lies about this deadly virus.
I wish we had a president who didn't lie to such a dangerous extent as trump.
TV networks cut away from the White House coronavirus briefing as Trump contradicted his health experts
MSNBC cut away from Monday's briefing because the "information no longer appeared to be valuable to the...discussion around public health."www.businessinsider.com
No, they cut away because they can’t stand showing the people how good he is at his job. Especially compared to Dementia Joe.
How's that modeling working out for you there in Mike DeWine's Ohio? How about the 3.3 million unemployment numbers?
Gosh, not too well. You all just keep losing
Possibly ecstatic.
With any luck I'll get Covid-19 and die.I'm sure that Ohio is happy about that.I'm not from Ohio.How many Americans have died on his watch?This is sad. Now most networks are now rethinking covering trump's briefings. They cut away from last night's briefing just after trump spewed more false and dangerous lies about the virus.
I've never seen any TV network do this. They always cover the president. This president is different. What he spews can and has already gotten people killed.
It's the best for our nation to not have trump spewing lies about this deadly virus.
I wish we had a president who didn't lie to such a dangerous extent as trump.
TV networks cut away from the White House coronavirus briefing as Trump contradicted his health experts
MSNBC cut away from Monday's briefing because the "information no longer appeared to be valuable to the...discussion around public health."www.businessinsider.com
No, they cut away because they can’t stand showing the people how good he is at his job. Especially compared to Dementia Joe.
How's that modeling working out for you there in Mike DeWine's Ohio? How about the 3.3 million unemployment numbers?
Gosh, not too well. You all just keep losing
Possibly ecstatic.
Then you may rejoice.
With any luck I'll get Covid-19 and die.I'm sure that Ohio is happy about that.I'm not from Ohio.How many Americans have died on his watch?This is sad. Now most networks are now rethinking covering trump's briefings. They cut away from last night's briefing just after trump spewed more false and dangerous lies about the virus.
I've never seen any TV network do this. They always cover the president. This president is different. What he spews can and has already gotten people killed.
It's the best for our nation to not have trump spewing lies about this deadly virus.
I wish we had a president who didn't lie to such a dangerous extent as trump.
TV networks cut away from the White House coronavirus briefing as Trump contradicted his health experts
MSNBC cut away from Monday's briefing because the "information no longer appeared to be valuable to the...discussion around public health."www.businessinsider.com
No, they cut away because they can’t stand showing the people how good he is at his job. Especially compared to Dementia Joe.
How's that modeling working out for you there in Mike DeWine's Ohio? How about the 3.3 million unemployment numbers?
Gosh, not too well. You all just keep losing
Possibly ecstatic.
Then you may rejoice.
Don't wait on my account.
I'm going to die as well, whether I get COVID or not, and probably in the next year or so.
The majority of my family is in Ohio, and I'll never be able to make a trip home to see them.
So, fuck you.
I got a card in the mail today from the government. President Trump's guidelines. They said the opposite. Stay away from people. Stay at home. That kind of thing. Unfortunately for me i have one of those 'necessary' jobs so I can't stay home.With any luck I'll get Covid-19 and die.I'm sure that Ohio is happy about that.I'm not from Ohio.How many Americans have died on his watch?This is sad. Now most networks are now rethinking covering trump's briefings. They cut away from last night's briefing just after trump spewed more false and dangerous lies about the virus.
I've never seen any TV network do this. They always cover the president. This president is different. What he spews can and has already gotten people killed.
It's the best for our nation to not have trump spewing lies about this deadly virus.
I wish we had a president who didn't lie to such a dangerous extent as trump.
TV networks cut away from the White House coronavirus briefing as Trump contradicted his health experts
MSNBC cut away from Monday's briefing because the "information no longer appeared to be valuable to the...discussion around public health."www.businessinsider.com
No, they cut away because they can’t stand showing the people how good he is at his job. Especially compared to Dementia Joe.
How's that modeling working out for you there in Mike DeWine's Ohio? How about the 3.3 million unemployment numbers?
Gosh, not too well. You all just keep losing
Possibly ecstatic.
Then you may rejoice.
Don't wait on my account.
I'm going to die as well, whether I get COVID or not, and probably in the next year or so.
The majority of my family is in Ohio, and I'll never be able to make a trip home to see them.
So, fuck you.
What is going on here...what
This is the underlying danger of COVID that is not COVID, but the quarantine itself. Which I have been trying to say. The quarantine itself is dangerous...people cooped up, nothing to do but ruminate. Anyway fwiw, not much. Billy and Will, I don't think anyone will rejoice at your deaths. How sad. How awful this quarantine is
I got a card in the mail today from the government. President Trump's guidelines. They said the opposite. Stay away from people. Stay at home. That kind of thing. Unfortunately for me i have one of those 'necessary' jobs so I can't stay home.With any luck I'll get Covid-19 and die.I'm sure that Ohio is happy about that.I'm not from Ohio.How many Americans have died on his watch?This is sad. Now most networks are now rethinking covering trump's briefings. They cut away from last night's briefing just after trump spewed more false and dangerous lies about the virus.
I've never seen any TV network do this. They always cover the president. This president is different. What he spews can and has already gotten people killed.
It's the best for our nation to not have trump spewing lies about this deadly virus.
I wish we had a president who didn't lie to such a dangerous extent as trump.
TV networks cut away from the White House coronavirus briefing as Trump contradicted his health experts
MSNBC cut away from Monday's briefing because the "information no longer appeared to be valuable to the...discussion around public health."www.businessinsider.com
No, they cut away because they can’t stand showing the people how good he is at his job. Especially compared to Dementia Joe.
How's that modeling working out for you there in Mike DeWine's Ohio? How about the 3.3 million unemployment numbers?
Gosh, not too well. You all just keep losing
Possibly ecstatic.
Then you may rejoice.
Don't wait on my account.
I'm going to die as well, whether I get COVID or not, and probably in the next year or so.
The majority of my family is in Ohio, and I'll never be able to make a trip home to see them.
So, fuck you.
What is going on here...what
This is the underlying danger of COVID that is not COVID, but the quarantine itself. Which I have been trying to say. The quarantine itself is dangerous...people cooped up, nothing to do but ruminate. Anyway fwiw, not much. Billy and Will, I don't think anyone will rejoice at your deaths. How sad. How awful this quarantine is
KUOW 94.9FM in Seattle, one of the first epicenters of the US Coronavirus outbreak, has discontinued live broadcasts of White House Coronavirus briefings due to the massive pattern of disinformation therein.
Station statement March 25 (in part):
>> After airing the White House briefings live for two weeks, a pattern of false information and exaggeration increasingly had many at KUOW questioning whether these briefings were in the best service of our mission—to create and serve a more informed public. Of even greater concern was the potential impact of false information on the health and safety of our community.A sampling of exaggerations and false information that were not fact checked in real time:● “Nobody knew there’d be a pandemic or an epidemic of this proportion,” President Trump said at a live White House briefing on March 19 despite warnings from the U.S. Intelligence community earlier this year.● “You’re seeing very few empty shelves,” our listeners heard live from President Trump on March 20. Local reporting shows many stores are out of basic supplies, including hand soap.● We’re going to be able to make the drug chloroquine “available almost immediately” said President Trump on March 19. The president claimed, incorrectly, that the FDA had fast-tracked approval of its use to treat COVID-19. There isn't current medical evidence of the efficacy of that drug in treating COVID-19.Knowing this a very fluid situation, we will revisit this decision daily. <<KUOW will continue to treat all opportunities for live preemption on a case-by-case basis weighing for importance, news value and immediacy of need-to-know. But be clear, KUOW and NPR will continue to cover White House briefings and share relevant information from federal government and public health sources in the format most useful to our listeners. <<
Inasmuch as broadcast licensing requires responsible operation as a public trust, this is a shining example of exercising it. As readers know the last named piece of misinformation has already led to an unnecessary death and hospitalization of a couple who followed that advice. so denying destructive disinformation the chance to damage the public is exactly the right call.
See also this related thread where TV networks did the same thing -- Dana7360
KUOW 94.9FM in Seattle, one of the first epicenters of the US Coronavirus outbreak, has discontinued live broadcasts of White House Coronavirus briefings due to the massive pattern of disinformation therein.
Station statement March 25 (in part):
>> After airing the White House briefings live for two weeks, a pattern of false information and exaggeration increasingly had many at KUOW questioning whether these briefings were in the best service of our mission—to create and serve a more informed public. Of even greater concern was the potential impact of false information on the health and safety of our community.A sampling of exaggerations and false information that were not fact checked in real time:● “Nobody knew there’d be a pandemic or an epidemic of this proportion,” President Trump said at a live White House briefing on March 19 despite warnings from the U.S. Intelligence community earlier this year.● “You’re seeing very few empty shelves,” our listeners heard live from President Trump on March 20. Local reporting shows many stores are out of basic supplies, including hand soap.● We’re going to be able to make the drug chloroquine “available almost immediately” said President Trump on March 19. The president claimed, incorrectly, that the FDA had fast-tracked approval of its use to treat COVID-19. There isn't current medical evidence of the efficacy of that drug in treating COVID-19.Knowing this a very fluid situation, we will revisit this decision daily. <<KUOW will continue to treat all opportunities for live preemption on a case-by-case basis weighing for importance, news value and immediacy of need-to-know. But be clear, KUOW and NPR will continue to cover White House briefings and share relevant information from federal government and public health sources in the format most useful to our listeners. <<
Inasmuch as broadcast licensing requires responsible operation as a public trust, this is a shining example of exercising it. As readers know the last named piece of misinformation has already led to an unnecessary death and hospitalization of a couple who followed that advice. so denying destructive disinformation the chance to damage the public is exactly the right call.
See also this related thread where TV networks did the same thing -- Dana7360
So in it's place, what will they play? Golden Oldies from the Roaring 20's about how great life is?
IT WAS NEVER CALLED A HOAX.. Democrats were the one ignoring the event and stating it was.. See CNN and MSDNC during the start. Trump stated your coverage was a Hoax not the virus.
KUOW 94.9FM in Seattle, one of the first epicenters of the US Coronavirus outbreak, has discontinued live broadcasts of White House Coronavirus briefings due to the massive pattern of disinformation therein.
Station statement March 25 (in part):
>> After airing the White House briefings live for two weeks, a pattern of false information and exaggeration increasingly had many at KUOW questioning whether these briefings were in the best service of our mission—to create and serve a more informed public. Of even greater concern was the potential impact of false information on the health and safety of our community.A sampling of exaggerations and false information that were not fact checked in real time:● “Nobody knew there’d be a pandemic or an epidemic of this proportion,” President Trump said at a live White House briefing on March 19 despite warnings from the U.S. Intelligence community earlier this year.● “You’re seeing very few empty shelves,” our listeners heard live from President Trump on March 20. Local reporting shows many stores are out of basic supplies, including hand soap.● We’re going to be able to make the drug chloroquine “available almost immediately” said President Trump on March 19. The president claimed, incorrectly, that the FDA had fast-tracked approval of its use to treat COVID-19. There isn't current medical evidence of the efficacy of that drug in treating COVID-19.Knowing this a very fluid situation, we will revisit this decision daily. <<KUOW will continue to treat all opportunities for live preemption on a case-by-case basis weighing for importance, news value and immediacy of need-to-know. But be clear, KUOW and NPR will continue to cover White House briefings and share relevant information from federal government and public health sources in the format most useful to our listeners. <<
Inasmuch as broadcast licensing requires responsible operation as a public trust, this is a shining example of exercising it. As readers know the last named piece of misinformation has already led to an unnecessary death and hospitalization of a couple who followed that advice. so denying destructive disinformation the chance to damage the public is exactly the right call.
See also this related thread where TV networks did the same thing -- Dana7360