Actually the American people don't have to expend much effort in searching for truth with regard to Trumps competence to lead the U.S. through this crisis. His serious mental disorders are on display almost continuously. All we have to do is open our eyes and ears to his continuous lying, blaming others, and seat of the pants invention of numbers. In case you haven't noticed, watch how he responds when a reporter questions the accuracy or veracity of something he has said. Especially noteworthy is his response when confronted with facts that run counter to his stream of lies.
That's why you gotta get Commander in Chief Sleepy Joe in there if you can find him. Just yesterday he said that he would put the army to work the same way Lincoln ordered General McLellan to put the hammer down on the south. That should be a winning argument there in Mississippi. Yup. Have no fear folks. Sleepy Joe is gonna take charge. Sleepy Joe's handlers have all set up this"Daily Briefing" routine for Joe as a counter move to Trump's daily briefing and because no one has seen Joe for a while. The format is that Trump will give his briefing and then Joe will give a briefing about how everything Trump is doing is a disaster and we are all going to die. It's all they got. But good luck with it. Two things you do not ever want if you are managing Joe's campaign. 1) You do not want to put Joe anywhere live and in person, and 2) You don't want Joe on live media. If you can work with those rules, it will all be fine.
You are indeed a brainwashed TDS DNC controlled zombie like all the other TDS idiots here. Don't be fooled by the DNC Chinese controlled media. Wake the fuck up! You guys are being totally played. US was more prepared for pandemic than any other country, Johns Hopkins study found By Gregg Re | Fox News Facebook Twitter Flipboard Comments Print Email Video Breaking down the latest coronavirus data from Washington state Dr. Alex Greninger shares insight on COVID-19 pandemic from the University of Washington Virology Lab. The United States was ranked the best-prepared country in the world to handle a pandemic in late 2019 by the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security (JHU) -- an assessment seemingly at odds with claims by Democrats that the Trump administration left the country vulnerable to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. The Global Health Security Index was was "developed with guidance from an international panel of experts from 13 countries, with research by the Economist Intelligence Unit," The Washington Post reported last year. "More than 100 researchers spent a year collecting and validating publicly available data.” At the same time, the paper noted that the U.S. score was still not perfect, and that "factors driving down the U.S. score include the risks of social unrest and terrorism, and low public confidence in government." SEE THE FULL 2019 GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY INDEX RANKINGS President Trump's campaign has argued in recent days that misinformation may be one of the leading causes of that lack of confidence. For example, Trump's team has pointed to claims by presidential contender Joe Biden that "no one on the National Security Council staff was put in charge" of pandemic preparedness, based on a report that in May 2018, then-National Security Adviser John Bolton eliminated the NSC’s Office of Global Health Security and Biodefense in a reorganization effort. Rear Adm. R. Timothy Ziemer reportedly was ousted as senior director, and no replacement was named. But, FactCheck.org has determined that the matter amounted to a reorganization, and that “some team members [of the NSC pandemic office] were shifted to other groups, and others took over some of [the top official’s] duties.” Video The White House says the NSC remains involved in responding to the coronavirus pandemic. A senior administration official said earlier this month that the NSC’s global health security directorate was absorbed into another division where similar responsibilities still exist, but under different titles. The work of coordinating policy and making sure that decisions made by Trump’s coronavirus task force are implemented is still the job of the NSC. Separately, the Biden team has repeatedly argued that the president once referred to coronavirus as a "hoax." That claim has been refuted by numerous fact-checkers, including the Post's, which found that Trump was clearly referring to Democrats' efforts to blame him for the pandemic, not the virus itself. PELOSI'S STIMULUS BILL CONTAINS PROVISIONS FOR OBAMAPHONES, CLIMATE CHANGE PREVENTION Additionally, numerous Democrats, including Biden, have falsely claimed that the president cut the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) budget. The Associated Press has noted that those claims "distort" the facts. Guy Benson ✔@guypbenson In the middle the pandemic, you called Coronavirus the “swine flu,” opposed travel restrictions from global epicenters that experts have credited as helpful, and parroted the CCP’s ‘bigotry’ line on Beijing culpability. https://twitter.com/joebiden/status/1242240964288286721 … Joe Biden (Text Join to 30330) ✔@JoeBiden In January, Donald Trump claimed the coronavirus was “totally under control.” In February, he said it would disappear. Now, he’s saying it “could’ve been stopped pretty easily if we had known.” Donald Trump knew. He failed to act. And now we’re paying the price. 1,558 1:33 AM - Mar 24, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy 506 people are talking about this Trump’s budgets have proposed cuts to public health, only to be overruled by Congress, where there’s strong bipartisan support for agencies such as the CDC and NIH. Instead, financing has increased. Indeed, the money that government disease detectives first tapped to fight the latest outbreak was a congressional fund created for health emergencies. Some public health experts say a bigger concern than White House budgets is the steady erosion of a CDC grant program for state and local public health emergency preparedness — the front lines in detecting and battling new disease. But that decline was set in motion by a congressional budget measure that predates Trump. “The CDC’s response has been excellent, as it has been in the past,” said John Auerbach, president of the nonpartisan Trust for America’s Health, which works with government at all levels to improve the nation’s response to high-risk health crises. Some Democrats have charged that Trump decimated the nation’s public health leadership, but Auerbach said CDC’s top scientific ranks have remained stable during the past three years. People work in a lab that President Donald Trump watched during his meeting about the coronavirus at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Friday, March 6, 2020 in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) Nevertheless, misleading reports about the Trump campaign's pandemic response efforts have continued to spread. A recent report by Reuters that the U.S. had recently terminated a CDC position in China was widely cited by Democrats and reporters as evidence of a lack of preparedness, and formed the basis for a reporter's question at a recent White House coronavirus briefing. But, the article itself made clear that experts didn't think the move had anything to do with the spread of coronavirus in the United States. "One disease expert told Reuters he was skeptical that the U.S. resident adviser would have been able to get earlier or better information to the Trump administration, given the Chinese government’s suppression of information," the outlet noted. “In the end, based on circumstances in China, it probably wouldn’t have made a big difference,” former CDC epidemiologist and Emory University professor Scott McNabb told Reuters. “The problem was how the Chinese handled it," McNabb continued. "What should have changed was the Chinese should have acknowledged it earlier and didn’t.” Regardless, some lawmakers are pushing for more action out of an abundance of caution. Rep. Gerald Connolly, D-Va., and Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, have introduced a bill that would require future administrations to have experts always in place to prepare for new pandemics. 2020 in 60: Joe Biden hosts first coronavirus shadow briefing 'Fox News @ Night' anchor Shannon Bream delivers a 2020 update in 60 seconds on the biggest political stories. “Two years ago, the administration dismantled the apparatus that had been put in place five years before in the face of the Ebola crisis,” Connolly said. “I think, in retrospect, that was an unwise move. This bill would restore that and institutionalize it.” Connolly said the bill is not meant to be critical of the Trump administration. He said it’s a recognition that Trump had to name a coronavirus responder just like Obama had to name one for Ebola in 2014. “We can’t go from pandemic to pandemic,” Connolly said. The House Foreign Affairs Committee on March 4 passed the measure, which is co-sponsored by 37 Democrats and five Republicans.
Who is the cuck you dumb ass? https://www.foxnews.com/politics/us...r-pandemics-johns-hopkins-study-found-in-2019
LMFAO Does this Fox News guy ever watch Fox News? Should we listen to actual healthcare workers of lying Faux News? https://www.ktvu.com/news/nurses-he...lifornia-u-s-unprepared-to-handle-coronavirus