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NYT carefully twists every bit of virus news into a Trumpian indictment, which also serves to amplify the message.
Cite a source and we will either agree with you or not. But other than that.
I think Trump fans think everything that is a legitimate criticism of a Trump policy/action/statement claims it is media bias instead of being objective about the critism.
The stock market is not the economy and vice versa. The stock market makes money on volatility but it’s out of their control now and into the economy. Virus, yes. Russia V OPEC, yes. Exposing too much valuation in the market? For sure yes.
pathetic and cruel, bureaucat, to celebrate a global health and economic crises because you hate president trump.
men, women and children are dying and more will die. workers won't get paid due to canceled events, reduced customer traffic, and being quarantined. businesses will go under. people will be financially devastated.
the most callous and evil among us celebrate such a catastrophe.
What Republicans in the South? Most never arrived until the 70s and early '80s from the Rust Belt. Learn some history.
OK, let's see...
2004- 62 million votes for Bush
2008- 60 million votes for McCain
2012- 60 million votes for Romney
2016- 63 million votes for Trump
So it looks like there are between roughly 60-62 million republicans who voted for the republican candidate in each election.... and 1-3 million Trump voters (who "sat it out").
The stock market is not the economy and vice versa. The stock market makes money on volatility but it’s out of their control now and into the economy. Virus, yes. Russia V OPEC, yes. Exposing too much valuation in the market? For sure yes.
The stock market is a leading indicator. Traditionally it shows where the economy will be in 6 months. Essentially its prices relate to corporate earnings. The problem right now is where will corporate earnings be in six months with the uncertainty of the coronavirus. Many sectors will be way down but how much and how many is the problem.
The markets had to take a 15 minutes break, it was stuck at 1884 for a while. Then I heard then say if it falls too low, it will simply close for the day.
But, then again only an idiot would blame Obama for Covid-19 either.
I don't think anyone "blames" Trump for Covid-19, but I think most are in agreement that the reaction to its rise was handled poorly at best. I am still waiting for an answer as to why the US needed to develop its own tests rather than rely on the WHO test. I suspect there was a profit motive behind it but the lack of testing really screwed the pooch and it will end up costing a lot of American lives.
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