Examining the magnitude of trump's utter failure in responding to COVID

[kyzr]

berg just throws shit at a wall to see who replies.

berg can't defend Biden's fucked-up presidency

berg can't defend Kamala's candidacy. She is obviously in way over her head. Flunked her Bar Exam.

Picked a NG Sgt who was an assistant HS coach. Two very below average people.

Trump and Musk are above average people, very qualified, very talented, with experience in the WH.

Trump will win, but losers will whine, like berg, every day, whining about Trump...

 

[Man With A Plan]

Which is why Americans who want the country to succeed are voting for Harris. If those 600K+ more Americans who died on trump's watch while Canada had a vastly superior COVID response were alive I bet they'd be voting for Harris too.

646,970 lives.

This is the number of Americans who would be alive today if the United States had the same per capita death rate from COVID-19 as our northern neighbor, Canada.

More people died of Covid on Biden's watch than died on Trump's and that was AFTER Trump provided Biden with the vaccines and the ventilators! Why would anyone prefer Biden over Trump because of Covid?

 

[Independent thinker]

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn’t Have to Be That Way​

No country is more similar to the U.S. than Canada, whose economy and culture are closely intertwined with our own. Yet faced with a life-threatening pandemic of historic proportions, Canada showed far greater success in protecting the lives of its people than the U.S. How are we to understand Canada’s superior performance and the disastrous performance of our own country, which has the highest per capita death rate (3023 per one million, compared to Canada’s 1071) of any wealthy democratic country?

In comparing the two countries, the starting point must be the different response at the highest levels of government. In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated in March 2020, “I’m going to make sure that we continue to follow all the recommendations of public health officers particularly around stay-at-home whenever possible and self-isolation and social distancing”. This message was reinforced by Dr. Teresa Tam, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, who in March delivered a message urging solidarity, declaring “We need to act now, and act together.”

In the U.S., President Trump in striking contrast declared that he would not be wearing a mask, saying “I don’t think I will be doing it…I just don’t see it”. And instead of reinforcing the messages of Dr. Anthony Fauci and other leading public health officials, Trump actively undermined them, declaring in reference to stay-at-home orders in some states, “I think elements of what they’ve done are just too tough.” Not content with undercutting his top public health advisers, President Trump further undermined public confidence in science by suggesting “cures” for COVID-19, including at one point ingesting bleach and taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug that research confirmed had no efficacy as a COVD-19 treatment.

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn't Have to Be That Way

Canada has done a much better job than the U.S. on COVID-19.

time.com

I suppose I could include links to trump saying early on that COVID was under control or how he didn't want to let people off a cruise ship because it would make the US's COVID case number go up. I don't think it's necessary. We all know what he said.

646,970 lives.

This is the number of Americans who would be alive today if the United States had the same per capita death rate from COVID-19 as our northern neighbor, Canada.

He bears the responsibility for our failed COVID response. Full stop.

Ummmmmm, Trump got the vaccines going with operation Warp Speed. Then Democrats took credit for the vaccine and forced everyone to get one, whether they wanted one or not and then democrats claimed that we got over Covid due to the vaccine.

 

[beautress]

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn’t Have to Be That Way​

No country is more similar to the U.S. than Canada, whose economy and culture are closely intertwined with our own. Yet faced with a life-threatening pandemic of historic proportions, Canada showed far greater success in protecting the lives of its people than the U.S. How are we to understand Canada’s superior performance and the disastrous performance of our own country, which has the highest per capita death rate (3023 per one million, compared to Canada’s 1071) of any wealthy democratic country?

In comparing the two countries, the starting point must be the different response at the highest levels of government. In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated in March 2020, “I’m going to make sure that we continue to follow all the recommendations of public health officers particularly around stay-at-home whenever possible and self-isolation and social distancing”. This message was reinforced by Dr. Teresa Tam, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, who in March delivered a message urging solidarity, declaring “We need to act now, and act together.”

In the U.S., President Trump in striking contrast declared that he would not be wearing a mask, saying “I don’t think I will be doing it…I just don’t see it”. And instead of reinforcing the messages of Dr. Anthony Fauci and other leading public health officials, Trump actively undermined them, declaring in reference to stay-at-home orders in some states, “I think elements of what they’ve done are just too tough.” Not content with undercutting his top public health advisers, President Trump further undermined public confidence in science by suggesting “cures” for COVID-19, including at one point ingesting bleach and taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug that research confirmed had no efficacy as a COVD-19 treatment.

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn't Have to Be That Way

Canada has done a much better job than the U.S. on COVID-19.

time.com

I suppose I could include links to trump saying early on that COVID was under control or how he didn't want to let people off a cruise ship because it would make the US's COVID case number go up. I don't think it's necessary. We all know what he said.

646,970 lives.

This is the number of Americans who would be alive today if the United States had the same per capita death rate from COVID-19 as our northern neighbor, Canada.

He bears the responsibility for our failed COVID response. Full stop.

Trump probably read the scientist's article that showed that Covid microbes go away when their target human eats citrus fruits....(limes, oranges, lemons....) That didn't become proven quickly, but some nutrition science folks noted the absence of Covid infections in people whose diets included oranges, limes, lemons comquats, etc. It takes time to kill off an aggressive pandemic like Covid, so thank God we now know that certain foods protect us, give us athletic boosts, and nourish our bodies with proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. SOME VITAMIN/MINERAL combinations can slim people down, restore poor eyesight, hearing, and other bodily functions. Please take a nutrition college course with a healing sense if you could just stand just one more semester or two of human health through minerals and vitamins found in plants, and the soil that supports better vitamins than our parents and grandparents had. Well wishes from the bottom of my heart, beautress

 

[Hollie]

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn’t Have to Be That Way​

No country is more similar to the U.S. than Canada, whose economy and culture are closely intertwined with our own. Yet faced with a life-threatening pandemic of historic proportions, Canada showed far greater success in protecting the lives of its people than the U.S. How are we to understand Canada’s superior performance and the disastrous performance of our own country, which has the highest per capita death rate (3023 per one million, compared to Canada’s 1071) of any wealthy democratic country?

In comparing the two countries, the starting point must be the different response at the highest levels of government. In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated in March 2020, “I’m going to make sure that we continue to follow all the recommendations of public health officers particularly around stay-at-home whenever possible and self-isolation and social distancing”. This message was reinforced by Dr. Teresa Tam, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, who in March delivered a message urging solidarity, declaring “We need to act now, and act together.”

In the U.S., President Trump in striking contrast declared that he would not be wearing a mask, saying “I don’t think I will be doing it…I just don’t see it”. And instead of reinforcing the messages of Dr. Anthony Fauci and other leading public health officials, Trump actively undermined them, declaring in reference to stay-at-home orders in some states, “I think elements of what they’ve done are just too tough.” Not content with undercutting his top public health advisers, President Trump further undermined public confidence in science by suggesting “cures” for COVID-19, including at one point ingesting bleach and taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug that research confirmed had no efficacy as a COVD-19 treatment.

The U.S. Failed Miserably on COVID-19. Canada Shows It Didn't Have to Be That Way

Canada has done a much better job than the U.S. on COVID-19.

time.com

I suppose I could include links to trump saying early on that COVID was under control or how he didn't want to let people off a cruise ship because it would make the US's COVID case number go up. I don't think it's necessary. We all know what he said.

646,970 lives.

This is the number of Americans who would be alive today if the United States had the same per capita death rate from COVID-19 as our northern neighbor, Canada.

He bears the responsibility for our failed COVID response. Full stop.

The US was addled by the little dictator, Fauci and the incompetent CDC. Full stop. Made worse by Biden. Full stop.