How the administration is handling the coronavirus pandemic.....

[Uberkuque]

 

[Uberkuque]

 

[Uberkuque]

Trump needs to be forcibly removed from office. Trying to be as level as possible here: he is a complete and utter PoS

 

[Uberkuque]

Who in his or her right mind supports this man? How is it even possible? Trump literally cannot run a coffee shop

 

[ElOgro]

Trump needs to be forcibly removed from office. Trying to be as level as possible here: he is a complete and utter PoS

When you say forcibly removed you should provide your thoughts on how this should be accomplished. Besides being an internet cry baby what kind of active participation do you see yourself contributing?

 

[casa_mugrienta]

I wish we could get a side by side account of the two team's actions in preperation for the plague we knew would come.

I looked and couldn't find.

I'm sure there is a trump refutation of this but

Trump team failed to follow NSC’s pandemic playbook

The 69-page document, finished in 2016, provided a step by step list of priorities – which were then ignored by the administration.

www.politico.com

The refutation is in the article:

"A health department spokesperson also said that the NSC playbook was not part of the current coronavirus strategy. “The HHS COVID-19 response was informed by more recent plans such as the foundation of the National Biodefense Strategy (2018), Biological Incident Annex (2017),and panCAP (2018) among other key plans provided by the CDC, White House Task Force, FEMA, and other key federal departments and agencies,” the spokesperson said."

I could crucify him over this but I'm finding it hard to believe a step by step guide "makes it easy" guide would be thrown out the window without reason. Not to mention the above response seems valid.

My experience has me asking - Is the NSC playbook actually applicable in real life? It seems to assume a variety of adequate resources are at the government's disposable. This is typical of bureacracies :

Them: "Here is your guide."
You: "LOL! with what resources?"

Like I keep reiterating, it's nice to pretend the resources were there to be prepared, but the lack of a system of contact tracing basically tells us all you need to know.

 

[grapedrink]

Who in his or her right mind supports this man? How is it even possible? Trump literally cannot run a coffee shop

Why do you hate democracy so much?

 

[kidfury]

Partisanship is the strongest predictor of coronavirus response

Among Americans, partisanship has been a stronger predictor than age, gender, geography, even personal experience, a study shows.

t.co

 

[casa_mugrienta]

When you say forcibly removed you should provide your thoughts on how this should be accomplished.

"Las Fuerzas Armadas y de orden han actuado en el dia de hoy solo bajo la inspiracion patriótica de sacar al pais del caos que en forma aguda lo estaba precipitando el Gobierno Trumpista..."

 

[kidfury]

Partisanship is the strongest predictor of coronavirus response

Among Americans, partisanship has been a stronger predictor than age, gender, geography, even personal experience, a study shows.

t.co

Our results collectively describe a broad political divide in reaction to COVID-19: Republicans are less likely than Democrats to report responding with CDC-recommended behavior, and are less concerned about the pandemic, yet are more likely to support policies that restrict trade and movement across borders as a response to it. Democrats, by contrast, have responded by changing their personal health behaviors, and supporting policies that socialize the costs of testing and treatment. Partisanship is a more consistent predictor of behaviors, attitudes, and preferences than anything else that we measure.

 

[ElOgro]

"Las Fuerzas Armadas y de orden han actuado en el dia de hoy solo bajo la inspiracion patriótica de sacar al pais del caos que en forma aguda lo estaba precipitando el Gobierno Trumpista..."

Old Chava took one for the team. Luís Echeverría was bros with him and a bunch of Allende’s family and high government officials ended up in Mexico.

 

[Ifallalot]

What a load of bullshit.

Muslim Ban, which you defended, was a ban based on religion and was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

This is a complete travel ban designed to prevent the pandemic.

Nice non-sequitur ding-dong.

It's unreal that you are still chugging the orange jizz.

I guess you don't remember all of the articles when he initiated the ban

Too bad, so sad

 

[Uberkuque]

When you say forcibly removed you should provide your thoughts on how this should be accomplished. Besides being an internet cry baby what kind of active participation do you see yourself contributing?

I'm trying to start a groundswell here

 

[grapedrink]

I'm trying to start a groundswell here

Maybe you should allow yourself to be happy, even if you're stuck with a POTUS you cannot stand?

 

[kidfury]

Maybe you should allow yourself to be happy, even if you're stuck with a POTUS you cannot stand?

Casa mugrienta voted for trump and continues to support him.

 

[Ifallalot]

Casa mugrienta voted for trump and continues to support him.

 

[Woke AF]

The refutation is in the article:

"A health department spokesperson also said that the NSC playbook was not part of the current coronavirus strategy. “The HHS COVID-19 response was informed by more recent plans such as the foundation of the National Biodefense Strategy (2018), Biological Incident Annex (2017),and panCAP (2018) among other key plans provided by the CDC, White House Task Force, FEMA, and other key federal departments and agencies,” the spokesperson said."

I could crucify him over this but I'm finding it hard to believe a step by step guide "makes it easy" guide would be thrown out the window without reason. Not to mention the above response seems valid.

My experience has me asking - Is the NSC playbook actually applicable in real life? It seems to assume a variety of adequate resources are at the government's disposable. This is typical of bureacracies :

Them: "Here is your guide."
You: "LOL! with what resources?"

Like I keep reiterating, it's nice to pretend the resources were there to be prepared, but the lack of a system of contact tracing basically tells us all you need to know.

How about this dummy:

Trump administration ended pandemic early-warning program to detect coronaviruses

The program had worked with labs in Wuhan, China, and around the world to detect deadly viruses that could jump from animals to humans.

www.latimes.com

 

[Random Guy]

Trump needs to be forcibly removed from office. Trying to be as level as possible here: he is a complete and utter PoS

Well, maybe we’ll have an election in November and the people can forcibly remove him
It’s a long way off and there’s a ton of damage that can happen in the meantime, but still, November is coming

Of course, that doesn’t mean he’ll be voted out
Integrity and leadership don’t seem to be all that important to many Americans

 

[grapedrink]

Casa mugrienta voted for trump and continues to support him.

Life is short. To spend half of it in constant rage because your team is not in office seems like kinda a waste.

 

[Autoprax]

The refutation is in the article:

"A health department spokesperson also said that the NSC playbook was not part of the current coronavirus strategy. “The HHS COVID-19 response was informed by more recent plans such as the foundation of the National Biodefense Strategy (2018), Biological Incident Annex (2017),and panCAP (2018) among other key plans provided by the CDC, White House Task Force, FEMA, and other key federal departments and agencies,” the spokesperson said."

I could crucify him over this but I'm finding it hard to believe a step by step guide "makes it easy" guide would be thrown out the window without reason. Not to mention the above response seems valid.

My experience has me asking - Is the NSC playbook actually applicable in real life? It seems to assume a variety of adequate resources are at the government's disposable. This is typical of bureacracies :

Them: "Here is your guide."
You: "LOL! with what resources?"

Like I keep reiterating, it's nice to pretend the resources were there to be prepared, but the lack of a system of contact tracing basically tells us all you need to know.

The dr on JRE you alluded to said this stuff was getting gutted before trump.

This is an interesting read

Amazon.com