He's so worried about losing the election he's looking at passing money out. I bet he's still really tempted to pass it out to his rich cronies or those GOP ass kissers.From the latest presser, it's hard to decide whether Trump is channeling Oprah:
“There’s No Boogeyman He Can Attack”: Angry at Kushner, Trump Awakens to the COVID-19 Danger
For weeks, Trump and his son-in-law saw the novel coronavirus mostly as a media and political problem. But the spiraling cases, plunging markets, and a Mar-a-Lago cluster finally opened eyes.
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Well, now we have the likely source of some of the utter nonsense that Trump's spewed.
Oh... and here's an interesting tidbit...
Hey! Carlson did something good for a change!
Too bad Trump and co are completely out of their depth and the plans prepared for a scenario just like this by the Obama Administration were thrown in the trash right after they were briefed on such during the transition. Going further, Trump's inaction and downplaying of the situation for over a month after he was told that such would likely lead to 1.7 million deaths by the CDC (not accounting for additional deaths due to the health care system being overwhelmed) is pretty much criminal.
He ought to go ahead and do that then![]()
Trump Tweets
The world is at war with a hidden enemy. WE WILL WIN!
Remember when Trump thought a "massive" 2 billion dollar funding package would take care of this "hoax"?Looks like Trump really likes the idea of giving people money, and since Republicans are in power they are all for exploding the deficit with socialist bribes to buy votes.
Why doesn't he pay the virus to go away like he did with porn-stars. He seems to have a lot more cash to offer.Remember when Trump thought a "massive" 2 billion dollar funding package would take care of this "hoax"?
What was that... 2 weeks ago?
Not that I wouldn't want $1,000 right now. But really, who here would feel financial relief with such a paltry amount? I spend that much on groceries in a month.
I saw a quote on Twitter attributed to the President where he claimed something like, "I knew it was a pandemic before it was declared a pandemic."
Seriously.
Now, I don't have much expectation for Trumpet supporters, but I really have to ask, who in the blazes would be stupid enough to believe that?
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, the state’s top legal officer, contracted with President Donald Trump’s Miami golf resort to host a crime prevention conference, despite the U.S. Constitution’s prohibition against his accepting money from a state.
The conference, set for late May, has been indefinitely postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic before any payments “were made or due,” said Lauren Cassedy, a spokesperson in Moody’s office.
Cassedy, though, would not explain why Moody, a Republican who was elected to the statewide job in 2018 after receiving Trump’s endorsement, chose to award the contract to Trump’s resort in the first place. Under its terms, some $70,000 of Florida taxpayer money likely would have gone to Trump National Doral. Nonprofit groups, local governments and others attending the event that had been set for late May likely would have spent an additional $600,000.
I saw a quote on Twitter attributed to the President where he claimed something like, "I knew it was a pandemic before it was declared a pandemic."
I can’ see the bumper sticker now:
TRUMP 2020
NOT LYING WHEN HE’S INCOHERENT
Looks like Trump really likes the idea of giving people money, and since Republicans are in power they are all for exploding the deficit with socialist bribes to buy votes.
George W. Bush was a great president -- right up until he wasn't. Turns out he wasn't a real conservative. Trump, too, isn't a real conservative. Real conservatives responsibly regulate the deficit -- you know, like Reagan.
It's not that a grand solves anybody's problems, but it compounds within the economy. You spend an extra $1,000, and the businesses where you spend it get an extra $1,000 to buy stock and pay employees, and instead of being laid off they can pay their rent, buy stuff, etc. etc. The basic idea is to keep the economy functioning, and it could be effective, at least for awhile.