Täällä seurataan Trumpin presidenttikautta

[Jesse Python]

Mitenkähän mahtoi mennä noin niinku omasta mielestä? Jos se olis ottanut vastuuun ja myöntänyt että tuli mokattua mutta nyt on takas resurssoituna kunnolla, se olis voinut pelastaa kasvonsa.

Onko trump ikinä myöntäny tehneensä jotaa väärin? Lähinnä retorinen kysymys.

Hän on omasta mielestään mies, joka ei tee virheitä. Parasta A-ryhmää.

[stalinisti elitisti]

Mitenkähän mahtoi mennä noin niinku omasta mielestä? Jos se olis ottanut vastuuun ja myöntänyt että tuli mokattua mutta nyt on takas resurssoituna kunnolla, se olis voinut pelastaa kasvonsa.

Onko trump ikinä myöntäny tehneensä jotaa väärin? Lähinnä retorinen kysymys.

Hän on omasta mielestään mies, joka ei tee virheitä. Parasta A-ryhmää.

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Jared toi pysyvän rauha lähi-itään. Nyt hän parantaa koronan.

Inside Jared Kushner’s coronavirus research: A wide net on a giant Facebook group

The president’s son-in-law and senior adviser takes a leading role in a variety of Trump challenges, this time responding to the escalating coronavirus outbreak.

Politico, 13.3.2020

Just before midnight Wednesday, a doctor asked a group of fellow emergency room physicians on Facebook how they would combat the escalating coronavirus outbreak.

“I have direct channel to person now in charge at White House,” Kurt Kloss wrote in his post.

The next morning, after hundreds of doctors responded, Kloss explained why he sought the suggestions: Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, had asked him for recommendations.

Kloss, whose daughter is married to Kushner’s brother, sent Kushner 12 recommendations Thursday morning.

The Facebook crowd-sourcing exercise showed how Trump‘s team is scrambling for solutions to confront the outbreak after weeks of criticism for the administration's sluggish response, a shortage of tests and the president’s own rhetoric downplaying the pandemic. It is now expected to consume the final year of Trump's first term and threaten his campaign for a second term.

Trump appointed Vice President Mike Pence to lead a task force to combat the spread of the coronavirus two weeks ago. But in recent days as conditions worsened and criticism mounted, Kushner took a more active role, according to two people familiar with the situation.

Kushner has attended several meetings on coronavirus alongside Trump, including one with banking leaders at the White House Wednesday to discuss how they could help their customers hit by the outbreak. He is also talking to people about whether Trump should declare an emergency, bringing in the Federal Emergency Management Agency to coordinate and unleashing billions of dollars for struggling states.

Trump has tapped Kushner to lead on several contentious issues, including Middle East peace, immigration and criminal justice reform, all of which involved him engaging in lengthy consultations with impacted people before recommending a decision to Trump.

Spoiler:

In a Facebook post, Kloss said Kushner is “now directly involved in the response to this,” referring to coronavirus.

The Facebook group, EM Docs, has nearly 22,000 members around the globe who are required to provide their credentials to join. The posts about Kushner's request have been removed but a member shared pictures of them with POLITICO. The Spectator first reported on the posts late Wednesday.

On February 27, one of the other doctors on Facebook questioned why Pence was put in charge of the task force over Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, when the vice president has no significant health care experience.

“The only thing that gave me any sense of confidence was that Dr. Anthony Faucci [sic] was on that stage,” responded Kloss, citing the well-respected director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Kloss did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

“In his role as a senior adviser to the president, Jared Kushner is, of course involved in the coronavirus response, but he is not in charge of coronavirus research," a White House official said.

Kloss solicited recommendations on Facebook just hours after Trump’s brief prime-time address in which the president misrepresented his administration's own actions involving a 30-day ban on foreign visitors from Europe.

“If you were in charge of Federal response to the Pandemic what would your recommendation be. Please only serious responses,” he wrote. “I have direct channel to person now in charge at White House.”

Some doctors expressed skepticism about his connection but most of them posted serious proposals, including nationalizing the production of testing kits, creating pop-up field hospitals with ICUs and activating FEMA. A doctor posted the top 12 recommendations on Twitter with the hashtag #EMDocs.

“I would like to thank everyone who made suggestions on how to manage the crisis. However, some challenged me on the validity of my statement in being in a position to hopefully advocate for our patients,” he wrote. “So for transparency I will provide some background about my unique circumstance. I have not shared this in a professional forum before.”

Kloss, who indicated he fills in at multiple hospitals when they are short of doctors, told the group that his daughter, internationally known model Karlie Kloss, is married to businessman Joshua Kushner, the younger brother of Jared Kushner.

He wrote that he had spent two weeks complaining to his son-in-law about the lack of equipment, testing and ventilators.

“Tonight I was asked by Jared through my son-in-law for my recommendations, that’s when I turned to you my fellow BAFERD’s for help,” he wrote using a nickname for Bad Ass Fucking Emergency Room Doctors. “Between patients tonight I have reviewed your responses and will summarize what I am sending to Jared for your PEER review before I send it.”

“Jared is reading now,” Kloss followed up later.

[MC Nigga T]

Twitter is a afire with criticism of Donald Trump’s response to a question from PBS’ Yamiche Alcindor about the president’s responsibility over the nation’s lack of preparedness after he called the question over cuts his administration made to NSC a “nasty one.”

But some have pointed out that his response also demonstrated a limited understanding of what an administration actually does.

Asked about the cuts, Trump said: “You say I did that, I don’t know anything about it... It’s the administration. Perhaps they do that, let people go. You used to work for a different newspaper than you do know,” he told Alcindor, turning a question over basic preparedness into a personal one.

The Guardian’s world affairs editor Julian Borger has additional insights:

Yamiche Alcindor’s “nasty” question to Trump was about the axing of the Global Health Security team in the National Security Council, which was set up in the wake of the Ebola outbreak to make sure that the government response to a pandemic would be coordinated. Former officials describe it as the lynchpin of the response mechanism.

In May 2018, John Bolton, national security adviser at the time, got rid of the whole office, as he did not see pandemics as a priority national security threat. Trump’s claim that he knew nothing about it, and still knows nothing about it (on a day he declares a national emergency over a pandemic) is extraordinary.

[badger]

fucking democrats. Wash your hands.

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

[MC Nigga T]

Second person to visit Mar-a-Lago tests positive for coronavirus

The Washington Post has reported that second person who visited President Trump’s private Mar-a-Lago estate last weekend has tested positive for coronavirus, according to emails from Republican party officials to other guests who were present.

That’s the second person in as many days who’s had coronavirus and been near the president. A Brazilian official who met Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago last weekend also tested positive for coronavirus.

The unfolding health crisis appears to be edging closer to Trump, a widely reported germaphobe.

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Aaaaaa

[Jussin villapaita]

Twitter is a afire with criticism of Donald Trump’s response to a question from PBS’ Yamiche Alcindor about the president’s responsibility over the nation’s lack of preparedness after he called the question over cuts his administration made to NSC a “nasty one.”

But some have pointed out that his response also demonstrated a limited understanding of what an administration actually does.

Asked about the cuts, Trump said: “You say I did that, I don’t know anything about it... It’s the administration. Perhaps they do that, let people go. You used to work for a different newspaper than you do know,” he told Alcindor, turning a question over basic preparedness into a personal one.

The Guardian’s world affairs editor Julian Borger has additional insights:

Yamiche Alcindor’s “nasty” question to Trump was about the axing of the Global Health Security team in the National Security Council, which was set up in the wake of the Ebola outbreak to make sure that the government response to a pandemic would be coordinated. Former officials describe it as the lynchpin of the response mechanism.

In May 2018, John Bolton, national security adviser at the time, got rid of the whole office, as he did not see pandemics as a priority national security threat. Trump’s claim that he knew nothing about it, and still knows nothing about it (on a day he declares a national emergency over a pandemic) is extraordinary.

[MC Nigga T]

Googlen webbisivu jota Google ei rakennakaan ei ehkä olekaan parempi kuin kaikki edelliset webbisivut koskaan ikinä:

Trump raised eyebrows during the today’s press conference from the Rose Garden when he indicated that the US government is working with Google to build a nationwide website to help people decide whether to get tested.

Turns out, it’s not true. The Verge reports that “a much smaller trial website made by another division of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, is going up” and that it would only be able to direct people to testing facilities in the Bay Area.

Debbie Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator, showed a flowchart during the press conference that explained how the website would function. She suggested it would be a way for people to enter symptoms and get directed to a nearby “drive-through” testing facility.

Verge points out that very few details are known about this website, including its URL, when it will launch or how it will work. But what is certain is that Google didn’t build it.

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Tämä ei ole ensimmäinen asiaa pohtinut toimittaja.


Listaan voi lisätä samassa tilaisuudessa Trumpin ja Bolsonaro kanssa olleen Miamin pormestarin, joka on myös testattu sairastuneeksi. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/ ... 63311.html

(Miami-Daden pormestari on itsekaranteenissa, testattu negatiiviseksi https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/ ... 61766.html)

[blondi söpöliini]

Jos Trump tosissaan on onnistunut tartuttamaan globaalin hurupolitiikan kerman, niin kyllä siitä vois jo jonkinlaisen yhdistetyn rauhan nobelin ja darwin awardsin antaakin.

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Mitenkähän mahtoi mennä noin niinku omasta mielestä? Jos se olis ottanut vastuuun ja myöntänyt että tuli mokattua mutta nyt on takas resurssoituna kunnolla, se olis voinut pelastaa kasvonsa.

Onko trump ikinä myöntäny tehneensä jotaa väärin? Lähinnä retorinen kysymys.

Aina On Twiitti

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Mut hey toots and preiers!