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I think the question now is "What else are we neglecting?" People don't really understand the importance of certain government agencies until something goes wrong (i.e., not having a pandemic response team and inadequate CDC funding). What other areas of the government are we neglecting that will come back to bite us in the behind?
Many people do not understand the importance of anything until they need it. Even a simple fire extinguisher people are baffled as to why someone would have one at home "hey, you have never used it!", well hell, I hope to never have to use it.
More deep thoughts from the Peanut Gallery. I guess WHO was asleep at the wheel as it was several days AFTER Trump last played golf that WHO declared a pandemic.
Quick...back to the clown car!
Trump's clown car is loaded with peanuts!
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Trump spent the weekend at his golf club in Florida where well-heeled Republicans huddled for a fundraising retreat. He visited the Capitol Tuesday to meet with Senate Republicans about the payroll tax cut plans.
"We have a coronavirus that has killed thousands of people throughout the world already," Jeffries said. "We have a stock market that is in complete freefall. We may be heading into a recession. And Donald Trump wants to lecture us when he spent the weekend at his Florida golf resort."
Strange, now the number of new cases has been reduced from 14k to about 8k. I wonder if the authorities are messing with the numbers in order to hide something.
Probably just simple reporting or recording issue that was corrected.
Really? Time to get past the political blame game, this was coming no matter who was president. If you must place blame, China is a good place to start.
Something could have been done but the President decided to ignore the issue. This is fact
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What a strange time to denigrate your fellow Americans because they like to live in a city and you prefer to not live in a city.
Who's denigrating?
"I didn’t expect someone in a Texas suburb to be able to spot bad/ostentatious taste!"
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