"Journalists" rush in to lie about coronavirus and Trump some more

[artichoke]

Let' review:

-Democrats opposed the travel ban that prevented the coronavirus from taking hold in the U.S., smearing it as racist.

-Democrats want open borders, which enabled the spread of H1N1 and exponentially worsens such pandemics.

-Trump immediately declared a public health emergency in January when this showed signs of becoming pandemic, increased screenings, and forced quarantines.

-Democrats were caught deliberately misinforming people about Trump "cutting funding" to CDC & NIH (their funding INCREASED) to falsely politicize the pandemic.

-Democrats defended Obama after he took SIX MONTHS to declare a national emergency for H1N1, after it had infected millions and killed more than a thousand people.

-Trump had to reverse another bureaucratic obstacle from Obama's senseless nanny state regulation-spree of a presidency that hindered coronavirus testing at every turn.

Now, in addition to all that, "journalists" are falling over each other to deliberately misrepresent Trump acknowledging that mild forms of the virus exist (and that some people even go to work and are fine with it) as him ENCOURAGING everyone who has it to go to work and spread it to others. Seriously.

"Trump said that many people with the coronavirus could have a mild form of it. He added that many would “get better just by, you know, sitting around and even going to work. Some of them go to work, but they get better.” Huffpost wrote an article about the comments and included a viral tweet from Matt Rogers, the chief strategist of Politidope, Inc., a for-profit social impact organization. Rogers’s tweet included a clip of Trump speaking about the virus. He claimed that the president was “telling the country it’s okay to go to work with Coronavirus.” The clip shows Trump saying that people do go to work, not instructing them to go to work...MSNBC host Chris Hayes used Rogers’s viral tweet as well. He tweeted Roger’s comments and warned people not to go to work with coronavirus. Bob Cesca, director and political commentator, also doubled down on the claim using Roger’s tweet."

Journalists Spread Fake News About Coronavirus And Trump … Again

Such asinine, obviously false propaganda and the embarrassingly mindless lemmings of the left swallow it whole without question.

It's almost like these lying partisan hacks and their war on the truth constitutes being "enemies of the American people."

[Darth Omar]

Let' review:

-Democrats opposed the travel ban that prevented the coronavirus from taking hold in the U.S., smearing it as racist.

-Democrats want open borders, which enabled the spread of H1N1 and exponentially worsens such pandemics.

-Trump immediately declared a public health emergency in January when this showed signs of becoming pandemic, increased screenings, and forced quarantines.

-Democrats were caught deliberately misinforming people about Trump "cutting funding" to CDC & NIH (their funding INCREASED) to falsely politicize the pandemic.

-Democrats defended Obama after he took SIX MONTHS to declare a national emergency for H1N1, after it had infected millions and killed more than a thousand people.

-Trump had to reverse another bureaucratic obstacle from Obama's senseless nanny state regulation-spree of a presidency that hindered coronavirus testing at every turn.

Now, in addition to all that, "journalists" are falling over each other to deliberately misrepresent Trump acknowledging that mild forms of the virus exist (and that some people even go to work and are fine with it) as him ENCOURAGING everyone who has it to go to work and spread it to others. Seriously.

"Trump said that many people with the coronavirus could have a mild form of it. He added that many would “get better just by, you know, sitting around and even going to work. Some of them go to work, but they get better.” Huffpost wrote an article about the comments and included a viral tweet from Matt Rogers, the chief strategist of Politidope, Inc., a for-profit social impact organization. Rogers’s tweet included a clip of Trump speaking about the virus. He claimed that the president was “telling the country it’s okay to go to work with Coronavirus.” The clip shows Trump saying that people do go to work, not instructing them to go to work...MSNBC host Chris Hayes used Rogers’s viral tweet as well. He tweeted Roger’s comments and warned people not to go to work with coronavirus. Bob Cesca, director and political commentator, also doubled down on the claim using Roger’s tweet."

Journalists Spread Fake News About Coronavirus And Trump … Again

Such asinine, obviously false propaganda and the embarrassingly mindless lemmings of the left swallow it whole without question.

It's almost like these lying partisan hacks and their war on the truth constitutes being "enemies of the American people."

It’s a near certainty that some people have worked-though the ‘deadly’ Coronavirus because not everyone who has/had the flu and/or flu like symptoms gets tested for it.

And what that means is the number of reported cases doesn’t reflect the number of *actual* cases of Coronavirus. Which means, the mortality rate is going to be lower than what gets reported. Even by the CDC, since they can only estimate it on *available* data.

Since this affects the medical community it’s a big topic of discussion at work. Not a single one of my peers agrees that the threat from Coronavirus matches the hype or hysteria.

Notably, even amongst my liberal peers. They agree that it’s being overblown.

[artichoke]

It’s a near certainty that some people have worked-though the ‘deadly’ Coronavirus because not everyone who has/had the flu and/or flu like symptoms gets tested for it.

And what that means is the number of reported cases doesn’t reflect the number of *actual* cases of Coronavirus. Which means, the mortality rate is going to be lower than what gets reported. Even by the CDC, since they can only estimate it on *available* data.

Since this affects the medical community it’s a big topic of discussion at work. Not a single one of my peers agrees that the threat from Coronavirus matches the hype or hysteria.

Notably, even amongst my liberal peers. They agree that it’s being overblown.

Whatever stirs up the maximum amount of anxiety and division.

[Doc Dutch]

It’s a near certainty that some people have worked-though the ‘deadly’ Coronavirus because not everyone who has/had the flu and/or flu like symptoms gets tested for it.

And what that means is the number of reported cases doesn’t reflect the number of *actual* cases of Coronavirus. Which means, the mortality rate is going to be lower than what gets reported. Even by the CDC, since they can only estimate it on *available* data.

Since this affects the medical community it’s a big topic of discussion at work. Not a single one of my peers agrees that the threat from Coronavirus matches the hype or hysteria.

Notably, even amongst my liberal peers. They agree that it’s being overblown.

No doubt your peers respect your medical opinions as being the epitome of insight. /sarcasm

[Phantasmal]

No doubt your peers respect your medical opinions as being the epitome of insight. /sarcasm

Another post that didn’t age well.

[Doc Dutch]

Another post that didn’t age well.

Sadly, it's his greatest asset.

[dukkha]

Another post that didn’t age well.