Uncle Milty wrote:Florida has roughly 20 times the population and 20 times the cases as Maine. Florida also has multiple population centers where faster spread is more likely. Not saying 25,000 for Maine is good but Florida's allocation is defensible.

So, the feds tell them to request an amount, then over allocate to red states and under allocate to blue, and this is somehow defensible because "maybe" the feds are considering proportion? When they've shown no ability to consider...well...any fucking thing of the sort?

Interesting take. Or, the simplest conclusion is correct. Trump is taking care of those that "take care" of him.

let's just trust trump

he's on the case

TBH I was just fucking around

pacino wrote:let's just trust trump

he's on the case

yep. this is exactly what I said.

Fauci predicts up to 200,000 U.S. deaths as Trump weighs adjusting coronavirus guidelines.

I think the adjustments suggested recently are faulty

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/pol ... 935804001/

Get grandpa off the stage already

thephan wrote:Get grandpa off the stage already

EASTER CANCELLED

How he is all over the place all the time? Not serious at all. Very serious. Not serious I want the country opened on easter. Now guidelines stay in place until April 30th.


He also brought up his ammunition lie for some reason.

Squire wrote:I mean....the question to me is whether you want Fauci and Birx to have any say at all (with some degree of praise to Trump) or you want the whole response turned over to Jared and Ivanka. Since we are still in the saving actual lives portion, I think I'm ok with the occasional and completely unwarranted genuflect.

My party should not have nominated a narcissistic charlatan to be President, and the country should not have elected him, but these things happened. If it takes some obsequiousness publicly for them to be listened to privately, bless them for being able to stomach it, and thankfully they appear to have his ear at the moment (at least most of the time).

It is amazing to look back and see that Trump bullied his way to the nomination as the party cowered. Someone, anyone with an actual backbone could have stepped up to stop the circus. I am not sure how this even happened.

Of course the obedience now is fully understandable in retrospect

Trump had h o with his rating on the daily virus update

Trump says Harry and Meghan must pay for security

Harry and Meghan said they did not ask anyone for this.

Trump: Look at me, look at me.

jerseyhoya wrote:My party should not have nominated a narcissistic charlatan to be President, and the country should not have elected him, but these things happened.

Get off your high horse, blood is on your hands. Trump is what your party has been quitely wishing for.

Already tired of Trump calling himself a wartime president and saying that we are fighting a war. If he's a wartime president, then he's Neville Chamberlain. He appeased the enemy by ignoring the signs of danger and the potential for disaster. He watched the power of the enemy grow and refused to act.

But even before that he cut off his intel on viral threats by pulling epidemiologists out of China and closing the white house pandemic office. He let the virus walk right up to our house, walk through the front door, ignored it killing the inhabitants, and then shut the door and declared victory while the virus was still killing people. And to this day we still aren't making ventilators and masks like a 1st world country should in this situation, all because he refuses to do what's needed.

PSUPhilliesPhan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:My party should not have nominated a narcissistic charlatan to be President, and the country should not have elected him, but these things happened.

Get off your high horse, blood is on your hands. Trump is what your party has been quitely wishing for.

I'd argue you might be the one on a high horse here

The horse was named Friday!

The horse leading me through this desert has no name.

I might write a song about it.

jerseyhoya wrote:

PSUPhilliesPhan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:My party should not have nominated a narcissistic charlatan to be President, and the country should not have elected him, but these things happened.

Get off your high horse, blood is on your hands. Trump is what your party has been quitely wishing for.

I'd argue you might be the one on a high horse here

He's being too hard on you individually, but he is right that Trump is the culmination of a deliberate and long-term effort from the GOP. Your party should burn to the ground for it because Trump's a much bigger threat to our democratic process than anything we've ever faced outside of the civil war, imho

Rep. Mark Meadows will resign from Congress on Monday as he prepares to officially become White House chief of staff, an aide to the North Carolina congressman told CNN. Meadows' resignation is expected to be effective at 5 p.m. ET, the aide said.

The payment for his work during the impeachment hearings is now complete.

Is it just the coverage or is Trump more aggressive with black women then other gender/races?