Scumbag Pelosi tries to put abortion funding into Coronavirus Bill

Overnight said:
She sucks. Her little speech today did nothing to help anyone.
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Despite OP's source being borderline bullshit fake news without a single link to the actual bill (shame, OP, why would you link bullshit fake news) let's focus on the actual news:

Trump won't take blame for the lack of testing despite gutting the CDC. The president is now the coward-in-chief.

https://theweek.com/speedreads/9022...e-responsibility-all-lack-coronavirus-testing

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/04/donald-trump-obama-administration-coronavirus

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-obama-era-rule-for-coronavirus-test-shortage

https://www.reuters.com/video/watch/idOVC4W56N3

This man is a coward par excellence. The entire country is in borderline panic and we get "lol thanks Obama" from the god damn leader of our god forsaken country. Is that not worrying?

But hey, did you wash your hands today @Overnight - its just the flu right?
 
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gaussian said:
But hey, did you wash your hands today @Overnight - its just the flu right?
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No need to wash hands . . . . . just wash balls and pray.

Republican demands God save America from coronavirus: ‘We need the aid of the Almighty!’


As President Donald Trump’s response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to be criticized for America’s failure to widely test for the virus, one southern Republican suggested divine intervention might be necessary.

On Friday, Trump declared a National Day of Prayer and suggested looking to God for “protection.”

Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) thought prayer was a great response to a public health crisis.

“We need the aid of the Almighty in combating this outbreak!” Hice argued.

“Thank you, [President Trump], for recognizing our dependence upon Him and for calling on people to pray!” he added.


While Hice is not a medical professional, he is a member of the Veterinary Medicine Caucus. Prior to joining Congress, Hice was a pastor and talk radio show personality.
 
There is no way historians are going to give Trump the 'Greatest President in History' title now !!!!!!!!!!
Look at the expressions on the faces of those professionals around him.


Trump says ‘I don’t take responsibility at all’ for the testing problems — then blames Obama for not testing for Swine Flu

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President Harry Truman had a famous sign on his desk reading “the buck stops here,” signifying that he was the decision-maker and responsible for the nation. When asked if he was responsible for the failures in testing for coronavirus, President Donald Trump passed the buck.

“I don’t take responsibility at all,” Trump told the crowd of press in the Rose Garden Friday.

Trump then moved on to attack former President Barack Obama for not acting on Swine Flu, or H1N1. The Obama administration declared an emergency about a week after the problem was discovered and by this time in the process they had tested 1 million people. Former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said that the mortality rate for the disease in the United States was 0.002 percent.

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Spike Trader said:
There is no way historians are going to give Trump the 'Greatest President in History' title now !!!!!!!!!!
Look at the expressions on the faces of those professionals around him.


Trump says ‘I don’t take responsibility at all’ for the testing problems — then blames Obama for not testing for Swine Flu

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President Harry Truman had a famous sign on his desk reading “the buck stops here,” signifying that he was the decision-maker and responsible for the nation. When asked if he was responsible for the failures in testing for coronavirus, President Donald Trump passed the buck.

“I don’t take responsibility at all,” Trump told the crowd of press in the Rose Garden Friday.

Trump then moved on to attack former President Barack Obama for not acting on Swine Flu, or H1N1. The Obama administration declared an emergency about a week after the problem was discovered and by this time in the process they had tested 1 million people. Former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said that the mortality rate for the disease in the United States was 0.002 percent.

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The Great Deflector in Chief...

I wonder when Obama's presidency ends and he is responsible for running the government ...it has to happen at some point right?
 
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