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14 hours ago, GG said:

 

What standards is he using for his baseline?    AFAIK, only ONE Western country is seeing a sustained decline in cases and deaths.

They aren’t rising.

 

This “analysis” is dip sh*t analysis.   
 

Here is where we truly stand.

 

 

 

7 day moving averages for deaths, cases, hospitalizations and percent positives are all considerably lower than they were a month, 2 weeks and a week ago.

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6 minutes ago, BillStime said:

 

Down to zero soon. It will be gone when the warm weather comes. We are in good shape. I am liking the stock market. 

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13 minutes ago, Q-baby! said:

Down to zero soon. It will be gone when the warm weather comes. We are in good shape. I am liking the stock market. 

 

 

Explain why California (lockdown central) has succeeded then.  Same population as Canada.  

 

Over 5,000 more deaths than Canada.  172 reported yesterday.  

 

By this logic, California and Newsome have failed, correct?

 

 

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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:

 

👏👏👏

 

5 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Explain why California (lockdown central) has succeeded then.  Same population as Canada.  

 

Over 5,000 more deaths than Canada.  172 reported yesterday.  

 

By this logic, California and Newsome have failed, correct?

 

 

Everyone has failed, thanks to the leader of the nation telling the country that’s it’s really no big deal in America. 

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26 minutes ago, Q-baby! said:

👏👏👏

 

Everyone has failed, thanks to the leader of the nation telling the country that’s it’s really no big deal in America. 

 

Bizarre.  

 

Trump's comments to keep the country calm (what you call downplaying) were made between January and the first week of March.  The virus was nowhere outside of NYC and the Northeast.  

 

Since his address to the nation on March 13, please tell me where exactly (starting with that address) Trump said the virus was "no big deal."  

 

I can actually show you a video clip from his February state of the union where he said it was; which was then ripped up by the person 3rd in line from the Presidency and then for the next 3 weeks we had leaders like Cuomo and DeBlasio saying exactly what you accused (wrongly) Trump of doing.  Actually downplaying the virus.

 

In fact, Emperor Fauci himself on March 9 told us we could all go on cruises.  Did he thus call it no big deal?  Said masks were pointless to.  

 

 

You have to be incredibly dumb and naive to level the kind of blame people do at Trump while ignoring these facts.

 

So I'll ask again, when post March 12 did he call this "no big deal?"  Because he wants the economy to not collapse?  Or our kids development to not be forever damaged as they fake "learn" online. 

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WSJ is not letting up on NYS.

 

 

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New York City was locking down. Gov. Andrew Cuomo wanted to say when and how it would happen.

 

After Mayor Bill de Blasio told residents in a March 17 news conference to prepare to “shelter in place,” Mr. Cuomo dismissed the mayor’s plan in a television interview while his aides blitzed City Hall with calls.

 

“The phones were ringing off the hook,” recalled Freddi Goldstein, the mayor’s press secretary at the time. “They said, ‘[The mayor] sounds crazy. He’s scaring people. You have to walk it back. It’s not up to you. It’s not your call.’ ”

 

The federal government largely left the coronavirus response to states. While some governors ceded power to local officials, others centralized it. Mr. Cuomo, more than most state leaders, insisted that nearly every decision come from his office, including when to close office buildings, the size of weddings and the type of air filters required at shopping malls.

 

Mr. Cuomo and his small team took command of the state Health Department and overrode local governments that wanted to go beyond the state’s social-distancing restrictions. That delayed the shutdown of the nation’s biggest city and slowed the reaction time as the virus spread in nursing homes, contributing to the nation’s highest death toll.

 

 

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