First masks didn't work, then they did, then they didn't...........now you gotta wear 2.
What a clown.
Fauci backs 'double-masking' in coronavirus fight, says 'likely more effective'
Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Biden’s chief medical adviser on COVID-19, said two face masks are likely more effective than one against the novel coronavirus, despite significant uncertainty on the subject.www.foxnews.com
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.www.propublica.org
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.www.forbes.com
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
thehill.com
Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
Not true....Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
The national stockpile funding was killed in the House by Republicans. Do try to keep up.
It is, I just posted the HHS budget proposal that the Republicans in the house didn't take up.Not true....Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
The national stockpile funding was killed in the House by Republicans. Do try to keep up.
Look at it again...,.It is, I just posted the HHS budget proposal that the Republicans in the house didn't take up.Not true....Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
The national stockpile funding was killed in the House by Republicans. Do try to keep up.
What do you have other than your rhetorical failure?
Look at it again...,.It is, I just posted the HHS budget proposal that the Republicans in the house didn't take up.Not true....Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
The national stockpile funding was killed in the House by Republicans. Do try to keep up.
What do you have other than your rhetorical failure?
That was part of Barry’s budget that got ZERO votes in the Senate, Stupid.It is, I just posted the HHS budget proposal that the Republicans in the house didn't take up.Not true....Barry’s budget that year got ZERO votes in the Senate. Not a single Dimwinger voted for it, so tell us again how the Tea Party shot it down, Stupid.You seem confused. I asked for a link to the vote, not an opinion piece.They are the ones who voted against it.
Funding for stockpiling of medical supplies is a debate that happens in Congress.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
How Tea Party Budget Battles Left the National Emergency Medical Stockpile Unprepared for Coronavirus
Fiscal restraints imposed by Republicans in Congress in the early years of the Obama administration left the U.S. less prepared to respond to the coronavirus pandemic today.
Dire shortages of vital medical equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile that are now hampering the coronavirus response trace back to the budget wars of the Obama years, when congressional Republicans elected on the Tea Party wave forced the White House to accept sweeping cuts to federal spending.
Among the victims of those partisan fights was the effort to keep adequate supplies of masks, ventilators, pharmaceuticals and other medical equipment on hand to respond to a public health crisis. Lawmakers in both parties raised the specter of shortchanging future disaster response even as they voted to approve the cuts.
However if you're insist on blaming the White House. Trump was in office for 3 years and didn't do anything. He was slow to react to procuring supplies as well. Forcing states to go out and bid against other states for large supplies of PPE. Once the federal government did act they started bidding against other states thus making the problem worse.
States Are Being Forced Into Bidding Wars To Get Medical Equipment To Combat Coronavirus
Bidding wars for medical supplies are leaving states under equipped to tackle the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It's the Tea Partys fault! Hahahahaha.
You cant buy entertainment like this.
It's the GOP in Congress rushed in with the wave of the tea party that didn't fund the national stockpile. They are the ones who voted against it.
If you want to blame presidents then why not add Trump to that list? He was president for 3 years before COVID happened.
Link?
That is from my link that I already provided.
Since you can't bring one to an actual vote, I will make it easy on you. Your opinion piece claimed they caused "sweeping cuts in federal spending".
Link us up to the year federal spending went down from the previous year under Barry.
This was the Obama administration's HHS budget request.
Medical Countermeasures: The HHS Medical Countermeasure Review, which was released in August 2010, described a new strategy focused on forging partnerships, minimizing constraints, modernizing regulatory oversight, and supporting transformational technologies. The Budget enhances the initiatives identified in the review. The request includes $665 million for the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, an increase of $345 million over FY 2010, to improve existing and develop new next-generation medical countermeasures to mitigate the medical consequences of potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. As recommended in the review, the Budget also includes $100 million to establish a strategic investment corporation that would function as a publicprivate venture capital fund providing companies developing medical countermeasures with the necessary financial capital and business acumen to improve the chances of successful development of new medical countermeasure technologies and products. The Budget includes $70 million for FDA, which builds off of the $170 million request in FY 2011, to establish teams of public health experts to support the review of medical countermeasures and novel manufacturing approaches and examine the legal framework and regulatory and policy approaches. Additionally, NIH will dedicate $55 million towards expanding the Concept Acceleration Program, which individually helps shepherd investigators who have promising, early-stage, medical countermeasure products, but limited product development experience, to more rapidly develop and test their products to the clinical evaluation stages. Finally, the Budget includes $655 million, an increase of $59 million over FY 2010, for the Strategic National Stockpile to replace expiring products, support BioShield acquisitions, and fill gaps in the stockpile inventory.
The Republicans who held the majority in the House didn't put this into the budget to vote for. My link referenced this document, you chose to either not read it or understand it.
Obama administration asked, Republicans who controlled the purse strings said no. That too is referenced in my link:
But efforts to bulk up the stockpile fell apart in tense standoffs between the Obama White House and congressional Republicans, according to administration and congressional officials involved in the negotiations. Had Congress kept funding at the 2010 level through the end of the Obama administration, the stockpile would have benefited from $321 million more than it ended up getting, according to budget documents reviewed by ProPublica. During the Trump administration, Congress started giving the stockpile more than the White House requested.
Obama administration wanted to fund it, Republicans didn't and the Republicans won since they controlled Congress. You're asking for something that doesn't exist, a vote for a specific piece of the budget. I get that you understand none of this.
President’s budget sinks, 97-0
Republicans and Democrats unanimously rejected the $3.7 trillion budget plan President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
The national stockpile funding was killed in the House by Republicans. Do try to keep up.
What do you have other than your rhetorical failure?
Fauci was pimping fear and trying to sell it as his buddy cuomo and others stood to make billions $$$ off the covid scare to which like cuomo, fauci would be getting his kickbacks. Again, the masks don't stop the spread of this virus or any other virus because well virus' are tiny---------very tiny--smaller than even bacteria so masks can't stop them. Thought you should know.
Testing & Contact Tracing
Trump disagrees with Fauci on US testing capacity
President Donald Trump said Thursday he disagrees with Dr. Anthony Fauci after the nation's top infectious disease expert said the US needs to "significantly ramp up" testing.www.cnn.com
Trump didn't want to test because that would make the numbers look worse. Fauci wanted more testing to understand the extent of the virus.
When we found out how and to what extent the virus spreads Fauci and others were for masks. Trump held out, his own townhalls were mask free.
Fauci to Trump: Everyone Should Wear Masks, Iâm So Tired of Saying This
The nation’s top infectious disease expert quickly set the record straight after Trump suggested he shares in his skepticism about coronavirus precautions: “Wear a mask.”www.vanityfair.com
Hydroxychloroquine
Fauci throws cold water on Trump's declaration that malaria drug chloroquine is a 'game changer'
Infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci throws cold water on Trump's insistence that one drug is a “game changer” in the fight against novel coronavirus.abcnews.go.com
It was proven to be less than helpful. Trump wouldn't shut up about it, Fauci knew, after testing that it didn't work. As is noted in this study:
It hasn't gone unnoticed that you haven't provided shit for your argument other than repeating yourself.
yep, made up to make things look bad. yep, this virus is sooooo bad that you can have it and have no symptoms. hahahaahahahahaha getting played by politicians isn't a good look for you Admiral.
prove it
