Trump and Melania test positive test positive for Covid 19

[Checkmite]

I thought it was supposed to be 30 minutes.

Evidently he couldn't keep it up that long.

 

[Stacyhs]

Evidently he couldn't keep it up that long.

That's what Melania says. And Stormy.

 

[marting]

That's what Melania says. And Stormy.

Nah, Trump has a history of stiffing people.

 

[Stacyhs]

Nah, Trump has a history of stiffing people.

Oh, dear. That might be a hard sell to his supporters.

 

[phiwum]

I hate autocorrect.

If it makes you feel better, I assumed misspelling "pedant" was intentional self-mockery. You should've gone with that instead of admitting your error.

 

[eerok]

If it makes you feel better, I assumed misspelling "pedant" was intentional self-mockery. You should've gone with that instead of admitting your error.

I also assumed it was intentional, and I thought I might steal it sometime.

 

[slyjoe]

I also assumed it was intentional, and I thought I might steal it sometime.

Damn guys - you're just faster than me.

 

[Safe-Keeper]

Trump's campaign rally today lasted 16 minutes, the shortest rally he's held since he started in 2015.

Also "some" of the guests were paid attendees.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/cand...ry?id=73531036

 

[slyjoe]

2000 invited, 500 showed up.

And Trump is using the White House for campaign events. Uncool.

 

[Squeegee Beckenheim]

If only it had a label...

Well, quite. It's out of character for Garrison.

I'm willing to accept an explanation that another reason he labels everything is that he understands that he's a bad artist.

 

[xjx388]

Says the poster who cannot differentiate between two entirely different situations.

I can only assume you didn't watch that farce. It's the only reason I can think of that would explain why you'd make such a ridiculous remark. Mental health professionals coming to a conclusion based on decades of interviews of Trump and his actions is in no way comparable to a doctor asking Trump if he was 'scared' and Trump going on and on about how great "Regeneron" is. Frankly, you were going for cheap shot and ended up doing nothing but embarrassing yourself.

I did watch it and it was indeed a farce. We are in full agreement on that. Dr. Siegel is a borderline Covid denier as well.

It was much like the farce being put on by the Yale Group. I’m not sure how you can see the interview with Siegel (which he was at least up front about it not being an official visit) and not make an immediate comparison to the Yale Group.

Neither Siegel nor the Yale Group conducted a medical visit with Trump. Neither of them have any real insight. One of them was up front about that.

 

[Lurch]

I did watch it and it was indeed a farce. We are in full agreement on that. Dr. Siegel is a borderline Covid denier as well.

It was much like the farce being put on by the Yale Group. I’m not sure how you can see the interview with Siegel (which he was at least up front about it not being an official visit) and not make an immediate comparison to the Yale Group.

Neither Siegel nor the Yale Group conducted a medical visit with Trump. Neither of them have any real insight. One of them was up front about that.

Shoehorning in equivalence, again.

Testing for the presence an infectious agent is made unambiguous via an in-person assay of the corpus. (Unless one has patient operable means the remote doctor can guide the patient in the use of.) That is, one must in some fashion interact with the body physically.

Testing for mental and psychological issues generally can be conducted without direct contact with the body. Indeed, via 'remote' observation of behavior (contact with the body being often unnecessary.) This remoteness can be across a distance of 2 feet or 2 Astronomical Units.

 

[Regnad Kcin]

Nah, Trump has a history of stiffing people.

Oh, dear. That might be a hard sell to his supporters.

Would he?

 

[Stacyhs]

Would he?

I see what you did there. And I like it.

 

[dann]

This one is almost prophetic:
“President Trump has a magnetic personality and exudes positive energy, which is infectious to those around him.” (Hope Hicks, 2017)

Found here:

 

[Craig4]

Sadly, according to his doctor (as if his word has value) Trump is free of infection. If true, there's still hope he could have long term health impacts. It's sad news.

 

[Safe-Keeper]

Sadly, according to his doctor (as if his word has value) Trump is free of infection. If true, there's still hope he could have long term health impacts. It's sad news.

So in other words, we have no idea .

 

[Firestone]

The Conley memos are a farce.

3/oct: he remains fever free

4/oct: no memo

5/oct: no memo

6/oct: today he reports no symptoms

7/oct: He's now been fever-free for more than 4 days, sympton-free for for over 24 hours

8/oct: nothing about symptoms or body temperature

9/oct: no memo

10/oct: fever-free for well over 24 hours and all symptoms improved

In summary, the symptoms that he didn't have since 6/oct are now improving.
Similar story for the fever: no fever since 3/oct, but now fever-free for well over 24 hours. (7 days is well over 24 hours, of course )

 

[timhau]

In summary, the symptoms that he didn't have since 6/oct anymore are now improving.

Even the doctors are telling him "Sir, we have never seen anyone not have symptoms this much, it's incredible how much symptoms you don't have."

 

[The Great Zaganza]

I have come to believe that Trump extrudes some weird pheromones that, in some people, cause a complete suppression of common sense and self-preservation.

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Trump Tower is actually some kind of insect hive.