Donald's endless need to self-sabatoge

[DrLove]

Time left until Trump leaves office

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(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

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Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

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Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

 

[Moonglow]

I said it before and I'll say it again, Trump is a one trick pony and that trick is Trump...

 

[Canon Shooter]

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19...

Like libs would ever give him credit for getting the vaccines shipped.

Fact is that we'll be getting the vaccine on his watch, so he gets the credit...

 

[Seawytch]

Time left until Trump leaves office

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901	hours
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(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

 

[DrLove]

I said it before and I'll say it again, Trump is a one trick pony and that trick is Trump...

He actually has a few tricks - And every damn one of 'em is OLD.

Pull out of all international agreements and organizations
Encourage racist Deplorables with guns
Sexist attacks on strong women
Fire all those insufficiently sycophantic
Piss off allies and fluff murderous dictators
Stoke fear & loathing
Cheat at everything
Grift - (endlessly)
Self-Sabotage
Tweet

 

[konradv]

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19...

Like libs would ever give him credit for getting the vaccines shipped. Fact is that we'll be getting the vaccine on his watch, so he gets the credit.

The vaccine was created despite Trump, not because of him. How can he take credit for curing something he said was a hoax?

 

[Indeependent]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

 

[Seawytch]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers…” ibid

As did GWB.

Electing Republicans president is the definition of insanity.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19...

Like libs would ever give him credit for getting the vaccines shipped. Fact is that we'll be getting the vaccine on his watch, so he gets the credit.

The vaccine was created despite Trump, not because of him. How can he take credit for curing something he said was a hoax?

Because Trump is a con artist, grifter, and liar – taking credit for something you had nothing to do with is part of the con.

 

[Indeependent]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

You brought up the FDA thing, not I.
You just can't bear the fact the other nations don't protect their populace because of your obvious TDS.

 

[Seawytch]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

You brought up the FDA thing, not I.
You just can't bear the fact the other nations don't protect their populace because of your obvious TDS.

Do you even understand what I am referring to?

Trump did not need to put his thumb on the approval panel. In doing so, he likely hampered efforts to get Americans to trust their very good and thorough process.

 

[Indeependent]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

You brought up the FDA thing, not I.
You just can't bear the fact the other nations don't protect their populace because of your obvious TDS.

Do you even understand what I am referring to?

Trump did not need to put his thumb on the approval panel. In doing so, he likely hampered efforts to get Americans to trust their very good and thorough process.

What bullshit; I have yet to see a CNN headline calling Trump a fool on this issue.
You don't want the shot; just wait until Joe has you hunted down and forced to take it.

 

[DrLove]

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19...

Like libs would ever give him credit for getting the vaccines shipped. Fact is that we'll be getting the vaccine on his watch, so he gets the credit.

The vaccine was created despite Trump, not because of him. How can he take credit for curing something he said was a hoax?

Yep, Donald had absolutely NOTHING to do with today's shipment.

Trump Falsely Claims Credit For Pfizer Vaccine, Though Company Did Not Take Government Funds

Trump also threatened to withhold the vaccine from New York over Gov. Andrew Cuomo's critical comments.

www.forbes.com

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

The Prog Collective received their daily talking points from CNN: Barr and Self Sabotage

 

[CrusaderFrank]

“He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers…” ibid

As did GWB.

Electing Republicans president is the definition of insanity.

That's why the released the Hunter investigation during the Summer and Fall! A ha! You cracked the case!

 

[Seawytch]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

You brought up the FDA thing, not I.
You just can't bear the fact the other nations don't protect their populace because of your obvious TDS.

Do you even understand what I am referring to?

Trump did not need to put his thumb on the approval panel. In doing so, he likely hampered efforts to get Americans to trust their very good and thorough process.

What bullshit; I have yet to see a CNN headline calling Trump a fool on this issue.
You don't want the shot; just wait until Joe has you hunted down and forced to take it.

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

 

[Indeependent]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Yeah...i just don't get the FDA thing. So unnecessary and will probably cost lives.

There are no standards in Europe because you can't sue if the medication has negative side effects.

Thanks Captain Non Sequitur. That has zero to do with Trump unnecessarily tainting the approval process.

You brought up the FDA thing, not I.
You just can't bear the fact the other nations don't protect their populace because of your obvious TDS.

Do you even understand what I am referring to?

Trump did not need to put his thumb on the approval panel. In doing so, he likely hampered efforts to get Americans to trust their very good and thorough process.

What bullshit; I have yet to see a CNN headline calling Trump a fool on this issue.
You don't want the shot; just wait until Joe has you hunted down and forced to take it.

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

Did you read what you posted?
I bet you didn't.

 

[DrLove]

Time left until Trump leaves office

37	days
901	hours
54065	minutes
3243905	seconds

(CNN) As doses of a coronavirus vaccine are being prepared to be shipped to communities across the United States, President Donald Trump has an opportunity to mark a historic milestone for science -- and show some semblance of leadership in curbing the spread of Covid-19 as the number of US cases crosses 16 million.​

​

Instead, in an act of self-sabotage, he is distracting Americans from that great accomplishment for his administration by spreading more election disinformation while questioning whether to fire Attorney General William Barr, in part, because he did not reveal a federal investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, the son of President-elect Joe Biden, before the election.​

​

Slashing at Barr on Twitter Saturday instead of focusing on saving American lives, Trump reminded the nation of one of the truisms about the way he has regarded his allies both in business and politics: everyone is expendable if they do not follow his dictates. No matter how loyal an aide has been -- and regardless of how many times they put their own reputation on the line to do Trump's bidding — the President has shown no compunction about casting them aside as soon he is convinced they are no longer useful as one of his political tools.​

​

He has treated the Justice Department as though it were a fleet of his own personal lawyers, attempting to pressure them into investigating his political enemies and showing a disturbing lack of respect for the department's historic independence from politics.​

'
Continued:

Analysis: Trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout

Authorization of the first Covid-19 vaccine could have been a great moment of accomplishment for the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump is engaged in self-sabotage, tweeting about Attorney General William Barr and advancing false claims of election fraud.

www.cnn.com

The Prog Collective received their daily talking points from CNN: Barr and Self Sabotage

Too funny - After all the subservient favors Bill Barr did for Trump, he's now on your shit list!

 

[konradv]

What bullshit; I have yet to see a CNN headline calling Trump a fool on this issue. You don't want the shot; just wait until Joe has you hunted down and forced to take it.

Why wouldn't we want to take it? The AstraZeneca vaccine has proven to be quite safe, effective, easily stored and relatively cheap.



AstraZeneca DNA COVID 19 Vaccine Explained (vs. Pfizer / BioNTech, Moderna)