National Guard blames Biden for COVID outbreak among troops

[Blues4evr]

Originally Posted by Nov3

'The majority of cases are asymptomatic, and originated from the troops’ home stations, the Guard member said.'

Gosh darn those little details.

Since the majority of cases contain no real number it's difficult to affirmatively say 'super spreader'.

My respect for the national security given to us during the transition of power.

I thought that you can catch/spread covid while asymptomatic?

[MissTerri]

Originally Posted by Rocko20

The hits keep on coming, now dozens of troops are sick due to food poisoning.

Biden really knows how to take care of our troops.
https://nypost.com/2021/03/03/nation...w-meat-report/

That is really bad.

[anononcty]

Originally Posted by MissTerri

That is really bad.

And it's been an issue. It's now an official issue because it went public. Pretty bad when one is deployed in the US and it's safer to eat field rations. They want the NG there but don't bother them with pesky details like cost or logistics along with being necessary or not.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by Rocko20

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/0...navirus-461340


Yikes, Biden just can't seem to do anything right. First he refuses to follow his own executive orders of a mask mandate on federal property, now he's responsible for infecting countless troops in the name of safety against an overblown threat.

The content within the link does not seem to support the title of this thread. Did I miss something?

Who was In charge of Defense on 1/6 and in the aftermath?

Who was POTUS on 1/6 and the aftermath?


Sad the Trump Admin did not take advantage of options to increase orders for vaccinations back in June.

Sad the Trump Admin waited until 12/23 to order another 100 million doses with a 6-7 month lead time for delivery.

Sad that Trump said there would be 100 million doses by year end- maybe earlier. Only 80 million +/- short.

Sad the Trump Admin enabled Congress and the Admin to jump the line in terms of priority for vaccinations, before healthcare professionals, first responders, teachers, the military and the most vulnerable, elderly.