Zack is too young to be ‘outraged’. That would only lead to stress. With all the things that could be stressing me out at age 68, I still fall asleep almost as soon as my head hits the pillow…..and sleep “Like a baby!”.
Outrage is nothing without action. Channel that energy into activism: lobbying, voting, supporting a candidate who promises to do something, writing letters to the editor, holding marches, sit-ins, or picket lines… do SOMETHNING. Sitting around feeling outraged changes nothing but your blood pressure.
Trump’s attempt to improve perceptions of his response by depicting the pandemic as a shock to everyone is just one of numerous ways he has dishonestly described the crisis.Trump claimed Saturday that the situation has been “urgent for me” from the very beginning, citing his late-January decision to restrict travel from China.
But Trump downplayed the severity of the issues facing the US long after that — even as experts were issuing the warnings Trump is now saying did not happen.Almost two months ago, experts were saying that the new virus in Wuhan was potentially a global threat.. One month ago, experts were saying that it was likely to be pandemic, and the White House’s response was that this was under control, despite the fact that the US’s lack of testing was demonstrably giving a false picture of the extent of infection. After all, you can have a confirmed case without a test, which requires a test that isn’t available.
Jeremy Konyndyk, who served under former President Barack Obama as director of the US Agency for International Development’s Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance, wrote during the first two months of Trump’s presidency in 2017 about what he argued was Trump’s unpreparedness for the pandemic he warned could be coming. “A major new global health crisis is a question of when, not if,” he wrote in Politico.John Bolton, then Trump’s national security adviser, disbanded the team during a reorganization of the NSC. Bolton tweeted Saturday that it’s “false” that his “streamlining” hurt the country’s “bio defense.” Trump disavowed responsibility on Friday, March 13th for the NSC changes, saying, “I didn’t do it” and “I don’t know anything about it” — though he conceded that “the administration” did. Trump is either responsible or irresponsible. This is his fault. The Trump Plague is his.
Pickled Pete about 4 years ago
Well I am, I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!
Egrayjames about 4 years ago
Zack is too young to be ‘outraged’. That would only lead to stress. With all the things that could be stressing me out at age 68, I still fall asleep almost as soon as my head hits the pillow…..and sleep “Like a baby!”.
Sir Ruddy Blighter about 4 years ago
Outrage is nothing without action. Channel that energy into activism: lobbying, voting, supporting a candidate who promises to do something, writing letters to the editor, holding marches, sit-ins, or picket lines… do SOMETHNING. Sitting around feeling outraged changes nothing but your blood pressure.
e.groves about 4 years ago
Is Zack a republican?
Diane Lee Premium Member about 4 years ago
But Trump downplayed the severity of the issues facing the US long after that — even as experts were issuing the warnings Trump is now saying did not happen.Almost two months ago, experts were saying that the new virus in Wuhan was potentially a global threat.. One month ago, experts were saying that it was likely to be pandemic, and the White House’s response was that this was under control, despite the fact that the US’s lack of testing was demonstrably giving a false picture of the extent of infection. After all, you can have a confirmed case without a test, which requires a test that isn’t available.
Jeremy Konyndyk, who served under former President Barack Obama as director of the US Agency for International Development’s Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance, wrote during the first two months of Trump’s presidency in 2017 about what he argued was Trump’s unpreparedness for the pandemic he warned could be coming. “A major new global health crisis is a question of when, not if,” he wrote in Politico.John Bolton, then Trump’s national security adviser, disbanded the team during a reorganization of the NSC. Bolton tweeted Saturday that it’s “false” that his “streamlining” hurt the country’s “bio defense.” Trump disavowed responsibility on Friday, March 13th for the NSC changes, saying, “I didn’t do it” and “I don’t know anything about it” — though he conceded that “the administration” did. Trump is either responsible or irresponsible. This is his fault. The Trump Plague is his.rhpii about 4 years ago
He should be outraged at all the debt that is being put on his tab by the government.
will about 4 years ago
What’s the point of stressing over things you have no control over.
johbjacob about 4 years ago
This is great. Love this
neatslob Premium Member about 4 years ago
Like a baby… so, waking up every few hours and crying to be fed?