OT: All Things Coronavirus Covid-19 - Part XI - MOD ADVISORY POST 1
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Ok. Just keep buying China crap that doesn’t work, while they sit back laughing.
LSCII
Cup driven
Even ignoring the statements, misstatements, backtracking, blatant lies and everything else, just let what he said sink in. Can we inject light or alcohol or bleach into the body. Given he was touting hydroxychloroquine and some idiots started using fish tank cleaner because it was similar, how long before some other morons start injecting bleach? Seriously. It's irresponsible and flat out dangerous to say things on a stage that large and not expect the stupid in this country to not do this themselves.
he is a danger to this country. No other way to put it. They are all corrupt and tainted to a variety of extremes in my opinion. But for the first time in my life I see a clear danger to my country.
Unfit to hold office.
LSCII
Cup driven
It's a very dangerous mix of money, arrogance, and the stupid. Not even a question.
Trump's cholorquine push came after talk with supporter, source says
WASHINGTON — A top Health and Human Services official who said he was transferred from his post for pushing back on “efforts to fund potentially dangerous drugs promoted by those with political connections” felt pressured to rush access to chloroquine treatments for coronavirus after President Donald Trump had a conversation about it with a mega-rich donor, a source close to the doctor told NBC News.
Dr. Rick Bright said he was instructed to implement a national program aimed at expanding access to the drug without proper controls in place and despite the lack of peer-reviewed clinical data on the drug's effectiveness following a conversation Trump had with Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison, the source said.
Ellison sits on the White House economic recovery task force and is one of the president’s top supporters in the tech industry. The billionaire also hosted a big-money fundraiser for Trump at his home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., in February.
The president has repeatedly touted hydroxychloroquine as a potential "game changer" in the battle against the coronavirus.
The New York Times reported on April 6 that “Mr. Trump first expressed interest in hydroxychloroquine a few weeks ago, telling associates that Mr. Ellison, a billionaire and a founder of Oracle, had discussed it with him.” Oracle is also reportedly working with the federal government on an online platform to track the effectiveness of off-label drugs used to combat COVID-19.
WASHINGTON — A top Health and Human Services official who said he was transferred from his post for pushing back on “efforts to fund potentially dangerous drugs promoted by those with political connections” felt pressured to rush access to chloroquine treatments for coronavirus after President Donald Trump had a conversation about it with a mega-rich donor, a source close to the doctor told NBC News.
Dr. Rick Bright said he was instructed to implement a national program aimed at expanding access to the drug without proper controls in place and despite the lack of peer-reviewed clinical data on the drug's effectiveness following a conversation Trump had with Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison, the source said.
Ellison sits on the White House economic recovery task force and is one of the president’s top supporters in the tech industry. The billionaire also hosted a big-money fundraiser for Trump at his home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., in February.
The president has repeatedly touted hydroxychloroquine as a potential "game changer" in the battle against the coronavirus.
The New York Times reported on April 6 that “Mr. Trump first expressed interest in hydroxychloroquine a few weeks ago, telling associates that Mr. Ellison, a billionaire and a founder of Oracle, had discussed it with him.” Oracle is also reportedly working with the federal government on an online platform to track the effectiveness of off-label drugs used to combat COVID-19.
DaveFromNB
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So many of the deaths right now are in seniors and special care homes, where once the virus enters a facility staff and residents quickly catch it. Surely we can figure out how to protect these people, assuming there is a lull between peaks and the system can catch it's breath. Frankly it seems that once an outbreak happens at these homes, that so many staff test positive so fast that adequate staffing and services collapse, so in addition to Covid residents are dealing with unsanitary conditions, and even starvation for those who can't feed themselves. Just horrific, we need to do better with our seniors.
Sweet mother of god he is a moron
Shocker!!!!
Dennis Bonvie
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I dont think the world has seen this much gaslighting since Hitler and Stalin.
I would love a reporter to just call him out. A moron idiot whatever they think is a good adjective to explain his insanity
no need.
Self evident.
Dr. Trump said today stick a UV bulb up your ass and inject lungs with bleach.
There you go.
Anyone for koolaid?
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Yup..sanitizer. As well as put UV lights into the body.
so yeah, todays debrief was whatever is beyond bizzaro land.
Completely f***ing nuts.
Im waiting for blood letting, leeches, and virgin sacrifice.
Trump suggests 'injection' of disinfectant to beat coronavirus and 'clean' the lungs
Racism disgusts me and after his show of racism in Charlottesville I was truly disgusted and the senate did nothing He was impeached and the senate did nothing . Now this vile corruption in the midst of of a pandemic. Will the senate again show that they don't care
cowards, enablers and culpable.
call this number if you think you may have had the virus...I know some people think they had it in early feb january
Brian Harrison is the Chief of Staff at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. He previously served as the Deputy Chief of Staff, a position to which he was appointed in January 2018. Mr. Harrison also worked in the office of the Deputy Secretary at HHS during the George W. Bush Administration, and has held positions at multiple other federal agencies, including the Social Security Administration, the Department of Defense, and the Office of the Vice President at the White House. He has worked as a director at an independent public affairs firm, helping oversee their healthcare portfolio, and, prior to returning to government, ran a small business in Texas. He studied economics at Texas A&M University and lives in Arlington, Va., with his wife and three sons.
Yup, dog breeder FAKE NEWS!
only the best people....
The Reuters report added that the 37-year-old aide has "no formal education in public health, management, or medicine." Harrison had a variety of stints working for then-Vice President Dick Cheney, the Department of Defense, and a D.C. public-relations company, before running what his HHS bio describes as "a small business in Texas." That business, evidently, was Dallas Labradoodles.
Harrison parlayed that experience into a prominent role on Azar's team at the Department of Health and Human Services, becoming what HHS described as "a key manager of the HHS virus response."
You’re perfect. “Fake news”
You don’t have to defend the indefensible. I would be exhausted at this point. He’s an unqualified dog breeder, it is what it is
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