From a friend:
"So let me get this straight-- this overplucked, manscaped waxwork dummy, who is
1) not a medical professional;
2) unable to pass standard security clearances;
3) unelected;
4) already spearheading peace in the Middle East;
5) spearheading the Federal response to the opioid epidemic;
6) completely devoid of any political or policy education or experience;
7) chums with the leader of a regime which literally dismembered a journalist;
8) in charge of Chinese diplomacy despite not speaking a word of Mandarin;
9) only where he is because he married another overplucked waxwork dummy;
10) known for driving businesses into the ground;
11) unable to speak in anything besides corporate jargon and fawning praise of his father-in-law, is now going to save us all from the coronavirus?
This walking Dunning-Kruger Effect has been failing upward his whole life.
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I liked the "overplucked manscaped waxwork dummy." He's probably smooth as a Ken doll too. Poor Presidential Barbie.
Leanna I liked that phrase too. Such creativity to describe such an uninspiring dork.
Lets tell it like it is, the REAL reason why the Lefties don't want to us to use hydroxychloroquine, is NOT because it doesn't work, it's because Donald Trump supports it!
To Smiley,
Not so. But the next time you have a life-threatening disease, will you seek advice from a real doctor or from a reality-tv host? Just asking.
From a conservative writer, Ross Douthat:
Since the election of Donald Trump, the American media has become invested in the idea that the modern information landscape is defined by a great struggle between truth and falsehood, facts and misinformation, the real news and the fake. In this drama, there are enemies of truth, and then there is a besieged edifice of expertise, which needs to reclaim ground — whether via better fact-checks or better Facebook regulations — that’s been lost to trolls, populists and scam artists.
This has always been a dubious and self-regarding framework, but in the coronavirus era it has become particularly useless. Not because it misdiagnoses Trump himself: Our chief executive is, indeed, bumptiously dishonest, a manure-shoveler without precedent in the modern presidency, a man with little capacity to handle even a mildly inconvenient truth. No one expects a truthful and realistic appraisal of the crisis from this president; any sensible person should look elsewhere for the truth.
To Shaw Kenawe:
james carville the brilliant strategist for bill clinton says that this drug may be the cure that we are waiting for.
on another note I'm always amused when trump haters, just hate , and hate for no other reason but to hate! even if the person that they hate, is correct. and that synopsis seems to fit you perfectly.
why else wouldyou write such a negative reply to my comment? just asking?
To Beacon of "Truth:"
Your name should be "Beacon of Lies." No comment of yours has ever been in Comment Moderation nor published here.
PS. Reports in media today say that Trump has a financial interest in the hydroxychlorocline he's been recklessly pushing. Carville is NOT a doctor nor a research scientist.
We don't hate Trump for no reasons. We hate him for his lies, cheating, and conning of the American people during a lethal pandemic. He told America more than once that the Covid-19 would magically go away and that the 15 cases we had at the time he reported them would just magically go away.
We hate Trump for his incompetence at a time when America needed a real leader, like Andrew Cuomo.
PS. You are a beacon of lies. You were never published here, therefore, I gave you nmo "negative reply" to your comment.
I suggest you put down that bottle of gin and face reality as a sober person.
To Smiley...
If I may, you are the typical insanely stupid Trumpanzee. Dragging your knuckles into yet another conversation that is way over your head. You have no idea what Hydroxychloroquin does for people like me. It's obvious because you don't read just like your stupid leader. Hydroxychloroquine is a life-saving drug used by Lupus patients to keep our kidneys and other organs from being attacked by our own body's white blood cells. It's a drug that is very important to our very existence. But then you didn't know that because like I said, you don't read.
Unfortunately, Leanna all Trumpanzees believe anything that spills from his orange piehole is truth.
From the little I've read of Hydroxychloroquine, I understand it to counter one's immune system that's gone haywire -- to deal with an autoimmune disease such as lupus. I believe it helps tamp down the overactive immune system?
If one takes hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic to Covid-19, I would expect it would suppress one's immune system? Why would anyone want to SUPPRESS one's immune system when a virus is raging through a population?
This is my somewhat limited understanding of hydroxychloroquine.
I'm not sure "Smiley" has considered any of the complex issues connected with taking hydroxychlor. just hearing trump pushing it is enough information for a Trumpanzee.
Leanna did you see this?
Trump falsely claimed that “people with lupus” who take hydroxychloroquine “aren’t catching this horrible virus.”
OMG!
Who is that joke that calls itself Smily? Is that one of the bottom feeders I keep hearing about? Like a troll? My, that "person" sure needs to do some homework.
The only reason Anus Tangerinus is pushing hydroxychloroquine is that he owns stock in the drug. It's pure fact that he is feeding his own bank account. Like that isn't going on all the time with the Grifter in Chief and family.
I can say one thing. I do hope anyone who will be taking that drug gets regular checkups with a family doctor because that stuff will fuck up your heart.
Read this very slowly Beacon and Smily... if you folks can actually read and comprehend...
FOX News host Dana Perino asked this question of an actual medical doctor about Pres Trump's wonder drug.
PERINO: And the government is not saying that a doctor could not prescribe it, but that should be something that is worked out between them. And what about the — and I know you don't go by anecdotal evidence, but there are stories of people saying that they've had this Lazarus effect by using this drug.
HASELTINE: That is nonsense, complete and utter nonsense. And in any situation, there are always going to be people who promote one kind of quack cure or another. And there are Lazarus effects. In every epidemic I've ever looked at, it's always the case. Let me just repeat, we know that at very best, this drug will have a very mild effect on changing the course of the disease, if it has any effect at all. That is what the data has shown so far, and I am convinced that that's what further studies will show. And it's not without adverse consequence. It is irresponsible to promote this drug at this time.
Can you guys get this?
A significant part of the world chooses to deal in the world of facts, data and science. Not feelings, hopes and dreams.
Maybe you should all go back to WYD when they post again and do whatever it is you all do. Because Lisa has made it plain and clear, in her own words, that she likes and uses "false facts."
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