Dr Grump
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Only a moron doesn't see him as a racist. Either that or he is pandering to his base. Neither is a good look.
The Lancet Gets Down On Trump
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Only a moron doesn't see him as a racist. Either that or he is pandering to his base. Neither is a good look.
protectionist
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Yeah ? So let's see you post something here right now that can show Trump as being a "racist". Go ahead. You got a challenge. Fight or flight..
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What gives you the idea that Trump is not reading reports ? This is what CNN et al are spilling out ? Of course he read reports. He read the reports that came from Tom Cotton's letter, and saw his appearances on TV (Fox & Friends, et l) That's how the congressional briefing came about 2 days later. That's how Schumer found out about all this 2 days after that. Got it ?
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As early as January, Trump blocked travel from China, well before the Europeans did. He also sent 2 big Navy hospital ships to New York, authorized the stimulus checks, started the Task Force, and in January got the NIH working on a vaccine.
And back in early February, the CDC began shipping CDC-Developed test kits to U.S. and international labs.
As for Schumer, he was late. 2 days earlier, Trump administration officials held a briefing to instruct members of the Senate about the virus (the only reason Schumer knew about it), and 4 days earlier on January 20, one day before the Chinese government began a quarantine of Wuhan to contain the spread of the virus, Arkansas Republican senator Tom Cotton sent a letter to Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar, encouraging the Trump administration to consider banning travel between China and the United States and warning that the Communist regime could be covering up how dangerous the disease really was.
That same day, he amplified his warnings on Twitter and in an appearance on the radio program of Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade.
Tom Cotton was both the first and the loudest voice in Congress to sound the alarm about the looming pandemic.
While others slept, Tom Cotton was warning anyone who would listen that the coronavirus was coming for America.
At the time, the Senate impeachment trial was dominating the news cycle. The trial, which lasted from January 16 to February 5, had even blotted out coverage of the Democratic presidential primary, When the first classified briefing on the virus was held in the Senate on January 24, only 14 senators reportedly showed up.
Cotton’s public and private warnings became more urgent that last week of January. In a January 28 letter to the secretaries of state, health and human services, and homeland security, he noted that “no amount of screening [at airports] will identify a contagious-but-asymptomatic person afflicted with the coronavirus” and called for an immediate evacuation of Americans in China and a ban on all commercial flights between China and the United States. Trump then agreed, and issued the ban. And the moronic response from liberals and Democrats (which they since have backpedaled from) ? They called it "racist".
Good thing Trump is president, and not that serial killer woman.
Folks, be alert for Information-deprived liberals, victims of liberal OMISSION media.
And back in early February, the CDC began shipping CDC-Developed test kits to U.S. and international labs.
As for Schumer, he was late. 2 days earlier, Trump administration officials held a briefing to instruct members of the Senate about the virus (the only reason Schumer knew about it), and 4 days earlier on January 20, one day before the Chinese government began a quarantine of Wuhan to contain the spread of the virus, Arkansas Republican senator Tom Cotton sent a letter to Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar, encouraging the Trump administration to consider banning travel between China and the United States and warning that the Communist regime could be covering up how dangerous the disease really was.
That same day, he amplified his warnings on Twitter and in an appearance on the radio program of Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade.
Tom Cotton was both the first and the loudest voice in Congress to sound the alarm about the looming pandemic.
While others slept, Tom Cotton was warning anyone who would listen that the coronavirus was coming for America.
At the time, the Senate impeachment trial was dominating the news cycle. The trial, which lasted from January 16 to February 5, had even blotted out coverage of the Democratic presidential primary, When the first classified briefing on the virus was held in the Senate on January 24, only 14 senators reportedly showed up.
Cotton’s public and private warnings became more urgent that last week of January. In a January 28 letter to the secretaries of state, health and human services, and homeland security, he noted that “no amount of screening [at airports] will identify a contagious-but-asymptomatic person afflicted with the coronavirus” and called for an immediate evacuation of Americans in China and a ban on all commercial flights between China and the United States. Trump then agreed, and issued the ban. And the moronic response from liberals and Democrats (which they since have backpedaled from) ? They called it "racist".
Good thing Trump is president, and not that serial killer woman.
Folks, be alert for Information-deprived liberals, victims of liberal OMISSION media.
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The UK is a festering sore of liberalismHa HA. Like Democrats aren't treating it partisanly, right ?The Lancet is getting political and telling all how they feel about how the pandemic is being handled.
"Trump and his allies, The Lancet laments in its editorial, are expecting a quick and easy solution to a difficult health crisis. His administration, according to The Lancet, “is obsessed with magic bullets: vaccines, new medicines or a hope that the virus will simply disappear. But only a steadfast reliance on basic public health principles — like test, trace and isolate — will see the emergency brought to an end, and this requires an effective national public health agency. The CDC needs a director who can provide leadership without the threat of being silenced and who has the technical capacity to lead today’s complicated effort.”
Americans must put a president in the White House, come January 2021, who will understand that public health should not be guided by partisan politics.
‘Public health should not be guided by partisan politics’: Trump scorched in editorial on his coronavirus response
The coronavirus pandemic reached a grim milestone this week: worldwide, more than 300,000 people have died from COVID-19 — and over 86,200 of them died in the United States, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers. With the United States’ death count continuing to soar, The Lancet, one...www.rawstory.com
The Lancet is among the top rated medical journals in the world, if not the top rated medical journals in the world. Hardly a partisan publication. Trump sucks, and they found it necessary to comment on how that is causing unnecessary deaths.
and it is unqualified to advise the US on internal political affairs
RoshawnMarkwees
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Change the ******* channel and take some memory pills, you dupe.
RoshawnMarkwees
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As gullible (retarded) as so many seem to be, its likely a sound strategy.
Dr Grump
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Too easy.
An Oral History of Trump’s Bigotry
His racism and intolerance have always been in evidence; only slowly did he begin to understand how to use them to his advantage.
www.theatlantic.com
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The Lancet is getting political and telling all how they feel about how the pandemic is being handled.
"Trump and his allies, The Lancet laments in its editorial, are expecting a quick and easy solution to a difficult health crisis. His administration, according to The Lancet, “is obsessed with magic bullets: vaccines, new medicines or a hope that the virus will simply disappear. But only a steadfast reliance on basic public health principles — like test, trace and isolate — will see the emergency brought to an end, and this requires an effective national public health agency. The CDC needs a director who can provide leadership without the threat of being silenced and who has the technical capacity to lead today’s complicated effort.”
Americans must put a president in the White House, come January 2021, who will understand that public health should not be guided by partisan politics.
‘Public health should not be guided by partisan politics’: Trump scorched in editorial on his coronavirus response
The coronavirus pandemic reached a grim milestone this week: worldwide, more than 300,000 people have died from COVID-19 — and over 86,200 of them died in the United States, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers. With the United States’ death count continuing to soar, The Lancet, one...
**** tracing.
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Watching his performance on Fox and friends is not the same as reading the daily threat reports dumb ass,
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If it was so "easy" why didn't you post it, in your own words ? I asked YOU to post what YOU think is racist, not fall back on some half-ass, liberal fake..
An Oral History of Trump’s Bigotry
His racism and intolerance have always been in evidence; only slowly did he begin to understand how to use them to his advantage.
You couldn't post a single example of Trump being racist.
Now let's take a look at your "easy" source link. What is easy about it is refuting it, as the same liberal babbling, that has been presented to me in the past (nothing new here)
1. The housing story is waaaaay too old to be significant in the 2020's. 1973 ?
2. I suppose you won't read this link, which could educate you about the Central Park 5 (all of whom were guilty), but your link article is loaded with MISinformation, which you obviously, and foolishly, believe.
Central Park Rapists: Trump Was Right - Ann Coulter
The city of New York released thousands of documents from the 1989 Central Park rape case last week, provoking more weeping and gnashing of teeth over Donald Trump's full-page ads in four New York…
anncoulter.com
3. I could comment on the foolishness of this false racism notion, but the mere fact that it was early 90s (30 years ago), alone disqualifies it from any judgement about Trump allegedly being a racist NOW (in 2020). We all have plenty of things we did or thought 30 years ago, and don't now. This doesn't mean that I accept what is written in the link.
4. The Apprentice - I won't bother reviewing this bash talk of the Atlantic's 4 Trump bashers, being that from 2005 (15 years ago), it also is too old to be of any relevance to 2020 and beyond. This in no way means I accept any of what is said in this piece.
5. It could very well be that Obama really DOESN'T have a birth certificate. Not a true, valid one that is. Maybe liberals have closed the book on this, but millions of Americans never have. Obama's own (old) relatives still claim he was born in Africa.
6. The Muslim ban (first one) was 100% appropriate. First of all, Islam is not a race, and many Muslims are white. Secondly, Islam is a seditious ideology, which, in violation of the US Constitution, proclaims supremacy, as well (the Koran) advocates (if not commands) the performance of scores of things that are against US law (ex. wife beating - Koran 4:34). keeping this abomination out of the US, is one of the best things Trump ever did.
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The Lancet is getting political and telling all how they feel about how the pandemic is being handled.
"Trump and his allies, The Lancet laments in its editorial, are expecting a quick and easy solution to a difficult health crisis. His administration, according to The Lancet, “is obsessed with magic bullets: vaccines, new medicines or a hope that the virus will simply disappear. But only a steadfast reliance on basic public health principles — like test, trace and isolate — will see the emergency brought to an end, and this requires an effective national public health agency. The CDC needs a director who can provide leadership without the threat of being silenced and who has the technical capacity to lead today’s complicated effort.”
Americans must put a president in the White House, come January 2021, who will understand that public health should not be guided by partisan politics.
‘Public health should not be guided by partisan politics’: Trump scorched in editorial on his coronavirus response
The coronavirus pandemic reached a grim milestone this week: worldwide, more than 300,000 people have died from COVID-19 — and over 86,200 of them died in the United States, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers. With the United States’ death count continuing to soar, The Lancet, one...
The lancet has gotten political plenty of times in the past.
The doth protest too much.
protectionist
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You are the dumb ass, as you try to present his performance on Fox and Friends as if that were the only significance of Cotton's involvement. You know the rest of the story. It's posted in this thread.
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You're almost as dumb as our stupid president. You're the one who mentioned the fox appearance. Tom Cotton on Fox is not his daily threat briefing. Of course, you're a crazy right winger, and you don't see the difference.
Dr Grump
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If it was so "easy" why didn't you post it, in your own words ? I asked YOU to post what YOU think is racist, not fall back on some half-ass, liberal fake..
An Oral History of Trump’s Bigotry
His racism and intolerance have always been in evidence; only slowly did he begin to understand how to use them to his advantage.
You couldn't post a single example of Trump being racist.
Now let's take a look at your "easy" source link. What is easy about it is refuting it, as the same liberal babbling, that has been presented to me in the past (nothing new here)
1. The housing story is waaaaay too old to be significant in the 2020's. 1973 ?
2. I suppose you won't read this link, which could educate you about the Central Park 5 (all of whom were guilty), but your link article is loaded with MISinformation, which you obviously, and foolishly, believe.
Central Park Rapists: Trump Was Right - Ann Coulter
The city of New York released thousands of documents from the 1989 Central Park rape case last week, provoking more weeping and gnashing of teeth over Donald Trump's full-page ads in four New York…
3. I could comment on the foolishness of this false racism notion, but the mere fact that it was early 90s (30 years ago), alone disqualifies it from any judgement about Trump allegedly being a racist NOW (in 2020). We all have plenty of things we did or thought 30 years ago, and don't now. This doesn't mean that I accept what is written in the link.
4. The Apprentice - I won't bother reviewing this bash talk of the Atlantic's 4 Trump bashers, being that from 2005 (15 years ago), it also is too old to be of any relevance to 2020 and beyond. This in no way means I accept any of what is said in this piece.
5. It could very well be that Obama really DOESN'T have a birth certificate. Not a true, valid one that is. Maybe liberals have closed the book on this, but millions of Americans never have. Obama's own (old) relatives still claim he was born in Africa.
6. The Muslim ban (first one) was 100% appropriate. First of all, Islam is not a race, and many Muslims are white. Secondly, Islam is a seditious ideology, which, in violation of the US Constitution, proclaims supremacy, as well (the Koran) advocates (if not commands) the performance of scores of things that are against US law (ex. wife beating - Koran 4:34). keeping this abomination out of the US, is one of the best things Trump ever did.
Okay, so you're a Trumpite neocon whackadoodle apologist. Why didn't you just say so? I wouldn't have wasted my time.
Everything you just wrote? You wasted your time and mine. Keep that head in the sand my little ostrich. Just to show you how dumb you are - "oh, racism only counts if he said it recently'. **** off you mental midget. Jaysus Christ, I can't believe half the shit you morons type. I seriously believe half the time you ijits are just shit stirrers. I can't believe that even somebody as moronic as your average Deplorable actually believes the tripe they type.
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Ha ha. I already addressed this utter nonsense. You have reading comprehension trouble ?
protectionist
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You just typed 8 lines of ZERO substance to this thread. Yeah, I said things from 15 years ago, 30 years ago almost 50 years ago, aren't relevant now. The man who's running for relelection of POTUS is who he is NOW, not who he was many years ago.
And your link listed 6 things that I have refuted 100 times already. I'll bet you still haven't read the link I posted.
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Yet Trump-O hasn't refuted any of his stupid remarks.
protectionist
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The coronavirus scenario is unprecedented. It took all of by surprise, and it is something that none of us really have any experience with. It lends itself to people saying one thing one day, and then changing that on another. Dr Fauci has done that also. Many people both parties, have. It's the nature of this thing. Grow up.
BULLDOG
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There is a difference between changing your opinion based on new, better information, and hanging on to the same stupid beliefs no matter what facts are revealed, like Trump does.
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