Trump can't get it right!

[Astrostar]

As tragic toll from virus rises, so do questions about Trump's leadership

President Donald Trump's White House appears powerless to halt an increasingly tragic trajectory in the coronavirus pandemic as the death toll climbed by nearly 1,000 on a single, dark day.

www.cnn.com

I quote from the CNN article where Trump is speaking:

"This is so contagious. Nobody's ever seen anything like this, where large groups of people all of a sudden, just by being in the presence of somebody have it."

Trump works so hard at making himself look like a victim also.

Well, we know he is not a student of history and that he spends very little, if any, time reading. If he did he would know about the 1918 flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans and 21-100 million worldwide. So far, compared to 1918, the coronavirus pandemic is just a pin prick, but Trump doesn't know that. Not only that, but the 1918 flu started in the United States, most likely in Haskell County Kansas and was carried to Europe by American troops. And, the world population was only one third of what it is today.

My 1918 information is from John Barry's book "The Great Influenza," published by Penguin in 2004.

 

[MindWars]

NNO YOU ASSHOLES CAN'T GET IT RIGHT....

 

[hunarcy]

As tragic toll from virus rises, so do questions about Trump's leadership

President Donald Trump's White House appears powerless to halt an increasingly tragic trajectory in the coronavirus pandemic as the death toll climbed by nearly 1,000 on a single, dark day.

www.cnn.com

I quote from the CNN article where Trump is speaking:

"This is so contagious. Nobody's ever seen anything like this, where large groups of people all of a sudden, just by being in the presence of somebody have it."

Trump works so hard at making himself look like a victim also.

Well, we know he is not a student of history and that he spends very little, if any, time reading. If he did he would know about the 1918 flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans and 21-100 million worldwide. So far, compared to 1918, the coronavirus pandemic is just a pin prick, but Trump doesn't know that. Not only that, but the 1918 flu started in the United States, most likely in Haskell County Kansas and was carried to Europe by American troops. And, the world population was only one third of what it is today.

My 1918 information is from John Barry's book "The Great Influenza," published by Penguin in 2004.

Well, of course, because Woodrow Wilson was focused on WWI, there was no national response or social distancing recommendation to the Spanish Flu. How many deaths would we be seeing if the response was similar today?

 

[joaquinmiller]

As tragic toll from virus rises, so do questions about Trump's leadership

President Donald Trump's White House appears powerless to halt an increasingly tragic trajectory in the coronavirus pandemic as the death toll climbed by nearly 1,000 on a single, dark day.

www.cnn.com

I quote from the CNN article where Trump is speaking:

"This is so contagious. Nobody's ever seen anything like this, where large groups of people all of a sudden, just by being in the presence of somebody have it."

Trump works so hard at making himself look like a victim also.

Well, we know he is not a student of history and that he spends very little, if any, time reading. If he did he would know about the 1918 flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans and 21-100 million worldwide. So far, compared to 1918, the coronavirus pandemic is just a pin prick, but Trump doesn't know that. Not only that, but the 1918 flu started in the United States, most likely in Haskell County Kansas and was carried to Europe by American troops. And, the world population was only one third of what it is today.

My 1918 information is from John Barry's book "The Great Influenza," published by Penguin in 2004.

Trump's grandfather died from the flu in 1918, but that didn't stop Trump from claiming he didn't know people died from the flu.

His habit of just saying crap may be harmless some of the time, but not when addressing a real problem.

 

[OldLady]

As tragic toll from virus rises, so do questions about Trump's leadership

President Donald Trump's White House appears powerless to halt an increasingly tragic trajectory in the coronavirus pandemic as the death toll climbed by nearly 1,000 on a single, dark day.

www.cnn.com

I quote from the CNN article where Trump is speaking:

"This is so contagious. Nobody's ever seen anything like this, where large groups of people all of a sudden, just by being in the presence of somebody have it."

Trump works so hard at making himself look like a victim also.

Well, we know he is not a student of history and that he spends very little, if any, time reading. If he did he would know about the 1918 flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans and 21-100 million worldwide. So far, compared to 1918, the coronavirus pandemic is just a pin prick, but Trump doesn't know that. Not only that, but the 1918 flu started in the United States, most likely in Haskell County Kansas and was carried to Europe by American troops. And, the world population was only one third of what it is today.

My 1918 information is from John Barry's book "The Great Influenza," published by Penguin in 2004.

OH COME ON!!! My God. Everything that happens in Trump's presidency is the biggest, best or first ever, starting with his inauguration crowd. It makes him feel special.

Trump has finally started messaging that this is serious, and you're still harping--over nothing?

 

[OldLady]

As tragic toll from virus rises, so do questions about Trump's leadership

President Donald Trump's White House appears powerless to halt an increasingly tragic trajectory in the coronavirus pandemic as the death toll climbed by nearly 1,000 on a single, dark day.

www.cnn.com

I quote from the CNN article where Trump is speaking:

"This is so contagious. Nobody's ever seen anything like this, where large groups of people all of a sudden, just by being in the presence of somebody have it."

Trump works so hard at making himself look like a victim also.

Well, we know he is not a student of history and that he spends very little, if any, time reading. If he did he would know about the 1918 flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans and 21-100 million worldwide. So far, compared to 1918, the coronavirus pandemic is just a pin prick, but Trump doesn't know that. Not only that, but the 1918 flu started in the United States, most likely in Haskell County Kansas and was carried to Europe by American troops. And, the world population was only one third of what it is today.

My 1918 information is from John Barry's book "The Great Influenza," published by Penguin in 2004.

Trump's grandfather died from the flu in 1918, but that didn't stop Trump from claiming he didn't know people died from the flu.

His habit of just saying crap may be harmless some of the time, but not when addressing a real problem.

And how did Trump's words quoted in the OP prevent anyone from addressing the real problem?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The country never shut down during prior outbreaks. But we didn't have enemy democrats in those days.

 

[Auld Phart]

Another Trump bad thread?

and noting new in it.

Add it to one of the others.

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