Who was In charge When COVID Hit America?

[IM2]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

 

[elektra]

State Governors were in charge of their state.

Another failed attempt to dismiss the democrats murder of those infected with covid

 

[Mac1958]

It began and grew under Trump's watch. No spin or deflection or denial or lies can ever change that.

If everything bad is the fault of the current President, as I keep seeing here, then that's that.

 

[struth]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

A record number of people died from Covid after xiden and harris took office

Dems lie, people die

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Trump didn't have the supposed vaccine and had less deaths than Biden

 

[luiza]

More Fake News from IQ-2.0

WHO and CDC were in charge and they were responsible for the most Evil False Flag humanity has faced .

 

[luiza]

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Who was in charge then ?
Are you supporting the Donald Duck Conspiracy idea , or do you favour that it was a family member --- Zafira Goofy perhaps ?

 

[MarcATL]

Trump was, which is what caused all the mess Biden had to fix just in time for this fool to come and try to take credit for it.

 

[Harry Dresden]

im2 has been completely trumpisized.....

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

State Governors were in charge of their state.

Another failed attempt to dismiss the democrats murder of those infected with covid

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OP is really going to suffer for the next FOUR LONG YEARS.


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[OhPleaseJustQuit]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

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White people, of course. Covid, like everything, is whitey's fault.





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[LeftofLeft]

Trump was, which is what caused all the mess Biden had to fix just in time for this fool to come and try to take credit for it.

What exactly did Biden fix? If Trump was such a mess and Biden-Harris did a fine job of cleaning it up, there is no way Trump and the Republicans come back 4 years later to take the Presidency, House, Senate and win all of the swing states.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Trump was, which is what caused all the mess Biden had to fix just in time for this fool to come and try to take credit for it.

but this fool got re-elected....how did that happen?...

 

[SeaMajor7]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

Who CREATED COVID is a better question......

 

[struth]

What exactly did Biden fix? If Trump was such a mess and Biden-Harris did a fine job of cleaning it up, there is no way Trump and the Republicans come back 4 years later to take the Presidency, House, Senate and win all of the swing states.

It’s his dembot fantasy, don’t confuse him with reality

 

[DonGlock26]

Coronavirus: Biden Slams Trump's 'Xenophobic' Europe Travel Ban, Says He'll 'Lead With Science'​

 

[Hellokitty]

It began and grew under Trump's watch. No spin or deflection or denial or lies can ever change that.

If everything bad is the fault of the current President, as I keep seeing here, then that's that.

People are blaming Newsom and elected officials in Ca. I'm not reading people blaming the wildfires on Biden.

As for COVID Pelosi was telling people to go to the Chinese markets and attacked TRUMP for cutting off travel from China.
Also more people die from COVID under Biden's watch.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

Orange man was and you couldnt wait to take his operation warp speed snake juice injection. Crawling all over each other begging for that trump juice.

 

[Independent thinker]

In light of all this right-wing rhetoric about the LA Fires, I think it's time to take a look back at a big disaster handled by the Republican leadership. COVID.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world​

Two days after the US recorded its first case of coronavirus, Donald Trump said the situation was "totally under control" and assured the public it was "going to be just fine".

Fast forward four months and the virus has spread across all 50 states, leaving a death toll of 100,000 from more than 1.6 million confirmed cases.

We've taken a look at how those figures compare to other countries around the world and how the situation could develop over the next few months.

The death toll in the US became the highest in the world in early April and has risen dramatically since then.
President Donald Trump initially said "50 to 60,000" people could die during the outbreak but in May he said he was hopeful the toll would be lower than 100,000. That benchmark has now been hit though and there are still about 1,000 deaths a day on average.

Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.

www.bbc.com

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned​

Comprehensive review of how U.S. handled pandemic lays out lessons learned

Why the United States fared so badly during the pandemic, especially when compared to other similar nations, was supposed to be one of the many questions examined by a national COVID-19 commission. But that commission was never launched. William Brangham spoke with the co-author of a new report...

www.pbs.org

That's a good question. Even though Biden had more knowledge from science about Covid when he took office than Trump had had, Biden had more Covid deaths than Trump did. In addition to that, we also found out that when Biden took office, the science he was relying on (from HIS administration) was mostly wrong. And, we found out the Democrat lockdowns not only increased inflation but put our children way behind in school.

 

[Mac1958]

People are blaming Newsom and elected officials in Ca. I'm not reading people blaming the wildfires on Biden.

As for COVID Pelosi was telling people to go to the Chinese markets and attacked TRUMP for cutting off travel from China.
Also more people die from COVID under Biden's watch.

And it started and expanded under Trump's watch. And he admitted on tape that he downplayed it.

I know that you know that, but I know better than to expect you to just say it.