Trump is a toxic candidate

[Skylar]

Uh huh.

And once again, you abandon your argument. And flee from mine.

The structural problem that the GOP faces makes Biden (or almost any other democratic nominee) essentially irrelevant. Trump is a profoundly toxic candidate with almost half of the electorate unwilling to vote for him under any circumstance.

And the GOP can either go with their weakest option, or Trump will burn the GOP to the ground.

Run all you like. But the corner that the GOP has painted itself into doesn't change a whit.

 

[tahuyaman]

Biden will easily win the democratic nomination if he wants it….

I wouldn’t count on that.

 

[BS Filter]

It seems everyone who works for a hospital in a menial role is a LibTard.

Good jobs for sheep.

 

[Indeependent]

And once again, you abandon your argument. And flee from mine.

The structural problem that the GOP faces makes Biden (or almost any other democratic nominee) essentially irrelevant. Trump is a profoundly toxic candidate with almost half of the electorate unwilling to vote for him under any circumstance.

And the GOP can either go with their weakest option, or Trump will burn the GOP to the ground.

Run all you like. But the corner that the GOP has painted itself into doesn't change a whit.

You believe that Americans should be replaced in the job market?
You have no idea what MAGA is all about.
Show me another nation that wants to replace their citizens with foreigners.

 

[Skylar]

You believe that Americans should be replaced in the job market?
You have no idea what MAGA is all about.
Show me another nation that wants to replace their citizens with foreigners.

Yawn....subject changes again? Every rout demonstrates your awareness of how badly the GOP is fucked.

If the GOP nominates Trump, he's Biden's dream opponent: the weakest option the GOP has with nearly half of the electorate unwilling to vote for the GOP under any circumstance. Biden can win with a small fraction of the independent vote.

Trump would need almost all of them. And independents are a group Trump has never done well with.

If they don't nominate Trump, Trump burns the GOP to the ground.

Ignore all you like. The GOP's folly doesn't change a whit when run from it.

 

[Indeependent]

Yawn....subject changes again? Every rout demonstrates your awareness of how badly the GOP is fucked.

If the GOP nominates Trump, he's Biden's dream opponent: the weakest option the GOP has with nearly half of the electorate unwilling to vote for the GOP under any circumstance. Biden can win with a small fraction of the independent vote.

Trump would need almost all of them. And independents are a group Trump has never done well with.

If they don't nominate Trump, Trump burns the GOP to the ground.

Ignore all you like. The GOP's folly doesn't change a whit when run from it.

You're an idiot so welcome to Ignore.

 

[Skylar]

You're an idiot so welcome to Ignore.

Smiling......your concession is accepted.

 

[BS Filter]

Yawn....subject changes again? Every rout demonstrates your awareness of how badly the GOP is fucked.

If the GOP nominates Trump, he's Biden's dream opponent: the weakest option the GOP has with nearly half of the electorate unwilling to vote for the GOP under any circumstance. Biden can win with a small fraction of the independent vote.

Trump would need almost all of them. And independents are a group Trump has never done well with.

If they don't nominate Trump, Trump burns the GOP to the ground.

Ignore all you like. The GOP's folly doesn't change a whit when run from it.

Doesn't say much about the USA. We're screwed.

 

[candycorn]

You said Trump hired Fauci. You're a liar.

He retained him....true?

Let me guess...your blob was, once again, helpless to fire someone; right?

 

[Indeependent]

He retained him....true?

Let me guess...your blob was, once again, helpless to fire someone; right?

How many MDs do you know?
You realize no one knew shit about COVID.

 

[candycorn]

How many MDs do you know?

About 70 who work for my hospital.

You realize no one knew shit about COVID.

We knew quite a bit about contagious diseases. And we knew enough to not take horse de-wormer or inject bleach as your blob suggested.

burn.

 

[Indeependent]

About 70 who work for my hospital.

We knew quite a bit about contagious diseases. And we knew enough to not take horse de-wormer or inject bleach as your blob suggested.

burn.

Translation...the MDs knew squat about COVID.

 

[BS Filter]

He retained him....true?

Let me guess...your blob was, once again, helpless to fire someone; right?

Show me that Trump retained Fauci.

 

[candycorn]

Show me that Trump retained Fauci.

Fauci was still working in the Executive Branch during your blob's administration, right doofus?

 

[Rigby5]

About 70 who work for my hospital.

We knew quite a bit about contagious diseases. And we knew enough to not take horse de-wormer or inject bleach as your blob suggested.

burn.

I am far left and anti-Trump, but Trump was more correct on covid than anyone else, and you are wrong.

Knowing about contagious diseases is no help at all with covid, because it is a very unusual and unique immune system over reaction that kills, and not the virus.
Ivermectin is a VERY successful treatment for some cases, because the same nerve deadening it does to parasites, also prevents covid entry into human cells.
Trump also never said to "inject bleach".
What he said is that "maybe some sort of disinfectant could be invented", and there is. That is what monoclonal antibodies are.
Fauci also goofed by saying we should "flatten the curve".
He said that the lethality was 1% and to achieve herd immunity would mean 2.5 million dead.
That was sort of stupid.
First of all he got the lethality of covid wrong, due to not enough testing, and it really is more like 0.2%.
Second is that it does not matter how many have to die in order to achieve herd immunity if herd immunity is all you have. And since the original attempt at full quarantine had failed, then herd immunity was all that was left.
Anyone who knows anything at all about any disease, knows you NEVER try to "flatten the curve", since that just makes it last longer and kills far more that way.

 

[Rigby5]

Fauci was still working in the Executive Branch during your blob's administration, right doofus?

{...
In 1968, Fauci became a clinical associate in the Laboratory of Clinical Investigation of NIAID. In 1972, he became a senior investigator at NIAID, and two years later, Fauci was named the head of the Clinical Physiology Section. In 1977, he was appointed deputy clinical director of NIAID.
...}

Health care is not really the "executive branch", and presidents normally have little or no authority over civil service employees.

 

[candycorn]

I am far left and anti-Trump, but Trump was more correct on covid than anyone else, and you are wrong.

Knowing about contagious diseases is no help at all with covid, because it is a very unusual and unique immune system over reaction that kills, and not the virus.
Ivermectin is a VERY successful treatment for some cases, because the same nerve deadening it does to parasites, also prevents covid entry into human cells.
Trump also never said to "inject bleach".
What he said is that "maybe some sort of disinfectant could be invented", and there is. That is what monoclonal antibodies are.
Fauci also goofed by saying we should "flatten the curve".
He said that the lethality was 1% and to achieve herd immunity would mean 2.5 million dead.
That was sort of stupid.
First of all he got the lethality of covid wrong, due to not enough testing, and it really is more like 0.2%.
Second is that it does not matter how many have to die in order to achieve herd immunity if herd immunity is all you have. And since the original attempt at full quarantine had failed, then herd immunity was all that was left.
Anyone who knows anything at all about any disease, knows you NEVER try to "flatten the curve", since that just makes it last longer and kills far more that way.

Sometimes...there are no words to counteract blob supporters idiocy. You've reached peak-retard.

So, during Covid, did you purposely ask someone who was infected to breath in your face so you could "get it over with"? I'm guessing no.

But why didn't you do it if you really think getting the entire nation infected was the way to go?

 

[candycorn]

{...
In 1968, Fauci became a clinical associate in the Laboratory of Clinical Investigation of NIAID. In 1972, he became a senior investigator at NIAID, and two years later, Fauci was named the head of the Clinical Physiology Section. In 1977, he was appointed deputy clinical director of NIAID.
...}

Health care is not really the "executive branch", and presidents normally have little or no authority over civil service employees.

The CDC isn't part of the Executive Branch?

Who manages it?

 

[Indeependent]

Sometimes...there are no words to counteract blob supporters idiocy. You've reached peak-retard.

So, during Covid, did you purposely ask someone who was infected to breath in your face so you could "get it over with"? I'm guessing no.

But why didn't you do it if you really think getting the entire nation infected was the way to go?

We notice how you ignore all the medical and political facts.

 

[BS Filter]

Fauci was still working in the Executive Branch during your blob's administration, right doofus?

Well, Duh!! You can't undo your ignorance. Best to just move along and in the future do your research before you engage.