Why do I get the sense there is a Kushner grift behind this?

In context of this thread, the CNN documentary is horrifying.

yay, we're #1 again. I guess Trump succeded in making America #1 again.

Anonymous wrote:We passed China today. We now have 83,144 confirmed cases and 1,201 deaths. The curve is still steepening. I don't see how we can "open up" next week.


USA 83,144 +14,933 1,201 +174 (Last updated: March 26, 2020, 22:44 GMT)

OP here. I can't believe one year later, we are still adding 66,822 cases and 1415 new deaths a day.

USA 30,704,576 +66,822 558,519 +1,415 (Last updated: March 25, 2021, 22:41 GMT)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where's the flu - and I'm asking this on a global level?

absent due to viral competition/interference from sars-cov2.

and maggie haberman is one of the least reliable/sane sources for covid related news.

All Haberman did was retweet an article from Reuters.

yea, a dumb one. an article that references one economist at UCLA that made a model that shows deaths could've been 300,000, with no information regarding the model.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where's the flu - and I'm asking this on a global level?

absent due to viral competition/interference from sars-cov2.

and maggie haberman is one of the least reliable/sane sources for covid related news.

All Haberman did was retweet an article from Reuters.

Anonymous wrote:Where's the flu - and I'm asking this on a global level?

absent due to viral competition/interference from sars-cov2.

and maggie haberman is one of the least reliable/sane sources for covid related news.

Where's the flu - and I'm asking this on a global level?

how about The Hague?

One year ago, it was like 56, a hoax and would disappear by April.

Anonymous wrote:Is there a legal way for the American people to hold Trump accountable for killing thousands of people? Or is he protected by absolute immunity?

If we can't do anything in the US, could we do something in an international court? Crimes against humanity?

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/538400-lancet-report-faults-trump-for-avoidable-coronavirus-deaths
A report in the British medical journal The Lancet blames former President Trump for an error-filled response to the coronavirus pandemic that it says contributed to 40 percent more deaths compared to other wealthy countries.

I don’t understand how morally we should give the GOP a huge pass on the fact that they not only botched this, but politicized it and actively worsened it wherever and whenever they could, laughing about it the whole time. Like if Trump had tried his best, but failed, I’d still mock him, but he would have done his duty.

Instead there dozens of maskless rallies, him calling it a hoax, him mocking masking, him then getting platinum care when his irresponsible behaviors finally caught up with him and then him downplaying it more, the GOP supporting Sturgis, GOP legislatures across the country trying to shut down mask requirements - I really and truly do not understand their endgame, but it feels so stupid and coordinated that I wonder if it was a coordinated effort to hurt America.

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I can always be wrong, but I provided my research and analysis to you, and all you did was say, "you are wrong, do more research." Umm, no. You do your own research and analysis. Well see who is right in a few months. But I'm pretty sure I'm right because it's just math now. Hell, I'll tell you how many dead people we'll have in two weeks. About 6,000. Don't believe me now. But if I'm right, will you believe you might, just might, be wrong.

Lol. Bookmarked.

2/21/21; 23:00...quoting this for you. The "Lol. Bookmarked" is what makes this so tragic.

Trump made the US "number one" in coronavirus deaths.

And it may take at least a year to turn the country around in this one area, so the deaths will keep on increasing. Mainly because of people like "Lol, bookmarked" poster.