Everyone should be ashamed and embarrassed

bornaneer

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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Mayor Jack Young urged residents to put down their guns and heed orders to stay home after multiple people were shot Tuesday night amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Young said hospital beds are needed to treat positive COVID-19 patients and not for senseless violence. Seven people were shot Tuesday night in the Madison Park neighborhood, as Baltimore reported its fifth positive coronavirus case Wednesday.
 

WVUBRU

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We wont know the entire truth until this is over.
So, a responsible and reasonable person whether they are a politician or a jerk in the public shouldn't go around saying they know the truth when they don't. Doing so, they won't be a liar.

You won't understand the simple concept.
 

wvu2007

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So, a responsible and reasonable person whether they are a politician or a jerk in the public shouldn't go around saying they know the truth when they don't. Doing so, they won't be a liar.

You won't understand the simple concept.

While you tell a bold face lie in your post. Lol bru, you're such a pedophile.
 

dave

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So, a responsible and reasonable person whether they are a politician or a jerk in the public shouldn't go around saying they know the truth when they don't. Doing so, they won't be a liar.

You won't understand the simple concept.
It appears a halfwit cvnt can run around putting words in peoples mouth acting like a ***** because they got called out.
 

WVUBRU

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Why should American factories stay open when the communistic Trump Administration has said it is going to bail out affected companies?

I sorta remember a time when conservatives was against this type of anti-capitalism. I'm sure it is confusion on my part.
 

WVUBRU

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And someone thinks the Treasury secretary who is leading the economic response for this Administration is doing a good job. Alice in Wonderland has more of a clue.
 

dave

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And someone thinks the Treasury secretary who is leading the economic response for this Administration is doing a good job. Alice in Wonderland has more of a clue.
Bruhard blowing hard.

Two straight complaints but in case anyone is keeping score that included zero actual information.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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And someone thinks the Treasury secretary who is leading the economic response for this Administration is doing a good job. Alice in Wonderland has more of a clue.
@Coop, blowhard is calling you out.
 

Gunny46

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One month after the source of Wuhan was detected, we stopped people coming in from China. And that’s a fast start to you?

This has been explained a thousand times. China hide information allowing it to spread and left the world with the only option of trying to slow it down. To continue to blame anyone but them is spreading their propaganda.
 

dave

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One month after the source of Wuhan was detected, we stopped people coming in from China. And that’s a fast start to you?
That is pretty fast in pandemic world and our travel ban came soon after we realized how it was spreading there. Remember China was holding back information.
 

Boomboom521

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FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
December 31
Health officials in Wuhan, China, post a notice that says they’re investigating a pneumonia outbreak that is spreading in their city. The World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledges that it “was informed of a cluster of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause.”

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 8
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes a health advisoryregarding the “pneumonia of unknown etiology” that appears to have originated in Wuhan.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 17
The CDC dispatches more than 100 staffers to three US airports to screen passengers arriving from Wuhan, a highly unusual step only taken during major health crises.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 21
Dr. Nancy Messonnier, a senior CDC official handling the response to respiratory diseases, tells reporters, “We do expect additional cases in the United States and globally.”

TRUMP COMMENTS
January 22
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump says he isn’t worried that the outbreak could turn into a global pandemic, and said he is confident that China is being transparent about the number of cases. “We have it totally under control,” Trump told CNBC. “It’s one person coming in from China, and we have it under control. It’s going to be just fine.”

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 23
CDC advisers tell CNN they are concerned that Chinese health officials haven’t released basic epidemiological data about the virus, making it more difficult to contain the outbreak. Questions remain about how quickly people with the infection become contagious.

TRUMP COMMENTS
January 24
Senior officials from the CDC brief senators about the latest developments about the virus. Later, Trump posts his first tweet about the coronavirus. He praises the Chinese government for its “transparency” handling the outbreak and says, “it will all work out well.”

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 25
The WHO says there are more than 1,000 confirmed cases worldwide.

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 26
Chinese government health officials reveal for the first time that people who are infected with the coronavirus can spread the disease before they are showing any symptoms.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 29
The White House announces a coronavirus task force, which is led by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and is being coordinated through the National Security Council. Trump attend a meeting of the task force and tweeted that the experts “are on top of it.”

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 30
The World Health Organization declares a public health emergency of international concern. The State Department announces a “do not travel” warning for China due to the virus.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 31
The Trump administration declares a public health emergency in the United States because of the coronavirus and blocks foreigners who visited China from entering the country. (In the following weeks, Trump complained that he didn’t get enough credit for this decision, which he claimed was a turning point in preventing a large-scale outbreak in the United States.)

This same day, about 200 Americans are evacuated out of China and flown to a military base in California, where they are quarantined. Messonnier, the top CDC official, says the drastic move was necessary because “we are facing an unprecedented health threat” from coronavirus.”
 

DvlDog4WVU

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FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
December 31
Health officials in Wuhan, China, post a notice that says they’re investigating a pneumonia outbreak that is spreading in their city. The World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledges that it “was informed of a cluster of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause.”

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 8
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes a health advisoryregarding the “pneumonia of unknown etiology” that appears to have originated in Wuhan.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 17
The CDC dispatches more than 100 staffers to three US airports to screen passengers arriving from Wuhan, a highly unusual step only taken during major health crises.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 21
Dr. Nancy Messonnier, a senior CDC official handling the response to respiratory diseases, tells reporters, “We do expect additional cases in the United States and globally.”

TRUMP COMMENTS
January 22
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump says he isn’t worried that the outbreak could turn into a global pandemic, and said he is confident that China is being transparent about the number of cases. “We have it totally under control,” Trump told CNBC. “It’s one person coming in from China, and we have it under control. It’s going to be just fine.”

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 23
CDC advisers tell CNN they are concerned that Chinese health officials haven’t released basic epidemiological data about the virus, making it more difficult to contain the outbreak. Questions remain about how quickly people with the infection become contagious.

TRUMP COMMENTS
January 24
Senior officials from the CDC brief senators about the latest developments about the virus. Later, Trump posts his first tweet about the coronavirus. He praises the Chinese government for its “transparency” handling the outbreak and says, “it will all work out well.”

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 25
The WHO says there are more than 1,000 confirmed cases worldwide.

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 26
Chinese government health officials reveal for the first time that people who are infected with the coronavirus can spread the disease before they are showing any symptoms.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 29
The White House announces a coronavirus task force, which is led by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and is being coordinated through the National Security Council. Trump attend a meeting of the task force and tweeted that the experts “are on top of it.”

FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTS
January 30
The World Health Organization declares a public health emergency of international concern. The State Department announces a “do not travel” warning for China due to the virus.

OFFICIAL US ACTIONS
January 31
The Trump administration declares a public health emergency in the United States because of the coronavirus and blocks foreigners who visited China from entering the country. (In the following weeks, Trump complained that he didn’t get enough credit for this decision, which he claimed was a turning point in preventing a large-scale outbreak in the United States.)

This same day, about 200 Americans are evacuated out of China and flown to a military base in California, where they are quarantined. Messonnier, the top CDC official, says the drastic move was necessary because “we are facing an unprecedented health threat” from coronavirus.”
That’s a pretty damn impressive response if you ask me.
 

Boomboom521

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That’s a pretty damn impressive response if you ask me.
Maybe - the comparison isn’t something I’m privy to. We will know when it’s over I hope, if anything to fix our response rate. But when the CDC sends agents out to airports to track and quarantine- id think that’s a clear sign that they think it’s serious, dangerous and we need to get a handle on it immediately. He stopped travel from China more than a week after this?
 

Gunny46

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Maybe - the comparison isn’t something I’m privy to. We will know when it’s over I hope, if anything to fix our response rate. But when the CDC sends agents out to airports to track and quarantine- id think that’s a clear sign that they think it’s serious, dangerous and we need to get a handle on it immediately. He stopped travel from China more than a week after this?

One more time. China would not let the CDC into China until he shut down traffic. By that time it had spread all over the world.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Maybe - the comparison isn’t something I’m privy to. We will know when it’s over I hope, if anything to fix our response rate. But when the CDC sends agents out to airports to track and quarantine- id think that’s a clear sign that they think it’s serious, dangerous and we need to get a handle on it immediately. He stopped travel from China more than a week after this?
I think they thought they could discretely contain it to be honest. I also don’t think they had the full picture, at least not then. At the time it was isolated to Wuhan. They could track that or they thought. Again, China was on this thing back to Oct. and was lying about it. Friggin commies and saving face.

On the plus side, China is fvcked on the world scale. They’re going to pay for this like they never dreamed whether it be businesses pulling out or lopsided reparations-like trade deals.
 
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