I could laugh or cry at the idiocy Trump regularly displays. I choose to laugh. This is the moron who told a cheering fan base that the Corona virus was a "new hoax". Now apparently right in the middle of the outbreak of a pandemic, he wants to be seen being groped by a bunch of superstitious creeps just to appeal to another fan base. What astonishingly inappropriate and inept thing will he do next as our (impeached) president setting example to the nation? Look at an eclipse with out protective eye wear which everyone knows you need to use? It honestly fkn beggars belief.
I have some hope that one of the many drugs being looked at will provide some level of good treatment for coronavirus. Unfortunately for you, I have less hope that they will find any successful treatment for Trump Derangement Syndrome. So, I guess you will just have to shelter in place for the next four and a half years.
The sort of Derangement Syndrome Trump has for load mouthing unintelligent political comments right in the face of a potential national medical emergency is of more concern. Dude, if you can never criticize or even acknowledge any of the stunningly obnoxious absurd or dangerous things Trump has said and done, as he did when Corona was spreading across the globe, then the one with a syndrome here is going to be you.
You realize how stupid that sounds, right? If you don't believe Trump/Trump Administration, then just do your own thing, with your own kind. Good luck.
I am pretty sure that the DNC is developing a model to figure out how many corona deaths and contaminations you will need in order to get Biden elected. Maybe they will have a desktop app where you can plug in your own numbers and play with it a bit to see what might work for you. Wouldn't that be special?
How do you expect the left to be quiet when you have dumbfucks like this continuously yapping their mouths away ? This little fucknut has control over peoples lives. GOP senator suggests it’s no big deal if coronavirus kills 11 million Americans On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel highlighted a quote from Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) in a new interview, in which he appeared to suggest that it wouldn’t be worth shutting down the economy over the risk of 11 million Americans dying. “I’m not denying what a nasty disease COVID-19 can be, and how it’s obviously devastating to somewhere between 1 and 3.4 percent of the population,” said Johnson. “But that means 97 to 99 percent will get through this and develop immunities and will be able to move beyond this. But we don’t shut down our economy because tens of thousands of people die on the highways. It’s a risk we accept so we can move about. We don’t shut down our economies because tens of thousands of people die from the common flu.” When pressed by reporter Craig Gilbert, Johnson acknowledged coronavirus is much more dangerous than the seasonal flu, but added that “getting coronavirus is not a death sentence except for maybe no more than 3.4 percent of our population [and] I think probably far less.” The United States is estimated to have around 327 million people. Doing the math, if Johnson was correct, that would still mean COVID-19 could kill 11 million Americans if the entire population was infected. By contrast, fewer than 34,000 people died in motor vehicle accidents in 2018.
Trump says officials looking at malaria drug Chloroquine for coronavirus treatment: ‘We know it’s not going to kill anybody’ President Donald Trump on Thursday revealed that scientists are looking at a malaria drug called chloroquine as a possible treatment for coronavirus. “Some people are looking at chloroquine — or some people would add “hydroxy” — hydroxychloroquine. Chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine,” the president announced during a press conference. “This is a common malaria drug, it’s also a drug used for strong arthritis, somebody has pretty serious arthritis, also uses this in a somewhat different form. But it is known as a malaria drug and it’s been around for a long time and it’s very powerful.” The president then expounded on more virtues of the drug, including the fact that it will not kill the people who take it. ''But the nice part is it’s been around for a long time, so we know that if things as planned, it’s not going to kill anybody,” he said.