kaz
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Whoa wait just a minute Trump took action to protect american people??? By not telling us how serious the virus is? letting folks go on without masks ?It'll disappear by magic?...Please don't insult mePelosi publicly declared there was nothing to worry about regarding the virus and told people to Visit China Town.Lantern READ EM and WEEPDigest that utter pile of shit? I’ll leave that to you and col-idiot. Pelosi is on tape saying to come out and party in Chinatown idiot. Totally debunked bullshit and of course an uneducated asshole like you swallows it whole. Another fail loser.Digest this LIARNO, true idiots like you need to learn what honesty is. Here’s a clue. It’s NOT the garbage you post daily. Reality disagrees with you.Very well.Um ... read the OP ...
“This is no time for Donald Trump’s record of hysteria and xenophobia, hysterical xenophobia, to uh, and fearmongering,” Biden said after the ban was announced."
- JOE BIDEN
For starters, this statement has no relation and never mentions any travel ban. Second, this could hardly be called "downplaying" the coronavirus as the words from Biden immediately preceding this statement is: “We have, right now, a crisis with the coronavirus."
This is lazy and makes you look foolish. Use your heads and not your right wing programming.
"On February 24, Nancy Pelosi infamously visited San Francisco’s Chinatown section and told Americans that “everything is fine,” and “all is well,” and encouraged Americans to shop and eat there. “Come to Chinatown,” she said. “We just want everybody not to be afraid to come to Chinatown.”
Chinatown is not China. At the time, Asian Americans were facing a backlash of fear due to Trump's xenophobia. It makes no sense to avoid Chinatown or any Asian American in particular. There were zero cases of community spread in the country on February 24th. This is not downplaying the virus.
Back in February, Dr. Fauci said the risk was “low for the American public.”
Pulling one quote out of a paragraph does not encapsulate the entirety of the statement. Fauci was discussing that the virus was low risk to Americans in the country as a whole, since there were overall very few cases at that time but in the same statement he was saying that outbreaks that had happened in Italy and South Korea could very well happen here. Fauci was giving a picture of the status at the present, which was accurately, and warning that the future could get bad. This is not downplaying the virus.
Remarks by President Trump, Vice President Pence, and Members of the Coronavirus Task Force in Press Conference | The White House
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room 1:51 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much everybody. Before we begin, I’d like to congratulate all those incredwww.whitehouse.gov
You idiots needs to have a scrap of honesty before you post garbage.
FACTCHECK POSTS
Trump’s False Claims about Pelosi and Chinatown
By Rem Rieder
Posted on April 16, 2020
President Donald Trump is making false and exaggerated claims about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Feb. 24 trip to San Francisco’s Chinatown. Pelosi urged people to shop and eat there at a time when tourism was suffering because of the novel coronavirus, which originated in China late last year.
- Trump falsely tweeted that “Crazy Nancy Pelosi” had deleted a video from Twitter of her visit to Chinatown. “She wanted everyone to pack into Chinatown long after I closed the BORDER TO CHINA,” Trump said. But there is no record such a video was ever posted on Twitter by Pelosi.
- At an April 13 coronavirus briefing, Trump falsely claimed that during her visit Pelosi said, “‘Let’s all have the big parade — Chinatown parade.'” Pelosi didn’t say that. In fact, that parade had taken place on Feb. 8, more than two weeks before Pelosi went to Chinatown.
- At a coronavirus briefing on April 15, Trump exaggerated when he said Pelosi “was trying to have, in San Francisco, parties in Chinatown, because she thought it would be great.” Pelosi didn’t mention parties during her visit, although she urged people to come to Chinatown to shop and eat.
- Trump also falsely said Pelosi visited Chinatown “to show that this thing doesn’t exist,” referring to the novel coronavirus. Pelosi never suggested that it didn’t exist. She stressed the need for “prevention, prevention, prevention” — urging people to be “concerned and vigilant,” but not “afraid.”
- At an April 13 coronavirus briefing, Trump falsely claimed that during her visit Pelosi said, “‘Let’s all have the big parade — Chinatown parade.'” Pelosi didn’t say that. In fact, that parade had taken place on Feb. 8, more than two weeks before Pelosi went to Chinatown.
- At a coronavirus briefing on April 15, Trump exaggerated when he said Pelosi “was trying to have, in San Francisco, parties in Chinatown, because she thought it would be great.” Pelosi didn’t mention parties during her visit, although she urged people to come to Chinatown to shop and eat.
Anyone who attempts to analyze every word is doing so to distract from the fact that Joe and the Democrats downplayed the virus as Trump was taking action to protect the American people. Those are the facts. This latest BS from the left is nothing but another attempt to make something from nothing and an attempt to distract from their own failures, errors in judgement, and even murdering US citizens.
It's hard to insult you more than you insult yourself by politicizing a pandemic and selectively choosing what works against Trump